... SLAVERY IN THE SIXTEENTH • CENTURY. - , Wades of the forcibly to a great and eft, coney, Those who bad reesiveltliffi mit el doors Of the throwg on the country in crowds, end rases Thee the merit highways, in the villages and wintery country dwellings ...

... SLAVERY ABYSSINIA. At t-.e Aau-SUv«ry Sickly Lrc.l a bet uiabt re*)lcti-E« urcbs every yrevent regtocp »t:i the Nile fal.iu*; Egyi'ti rale. Voder *avii rule th* (su&iioa ot Ike lave traie. ...

... present name:y, Mr. William Lloyd Garrison, who may rightly be described as having led the van in the battle of opinion against slavery which preceded the liberation war. The perils he encountered and endured at the hands of the anti-abolitionists can only be ...

... being to maintain the union of the Colonies by suffering slavery to continue as a domestic institution. '• The two sections of the country, he says, were united in a common sin, with the South slavery being the paramount consideration, and with the North ...

... only to those who would weep* it at the reduoed price, hence the strike. THE ANTI-BL&VERY SOCIETY. At a meeting of the Anti-Slavery Society in London, to-night, resolutions were adopted urging the Government to use every legitimate means to prevent the regions ...

... hu subject being “Slavery. The reverend lecturer bepan by saying some people asked what had to do with slavery now ? The question belonged to the past, and had been settled lung ago. To this be replied that there was as much slavery existing now the minds ...

... which was divided by a very narrow line from slavery. Mr. Ashley urged that England and France should untte to exclude from the European comity all slave-trading powers like Turkey, and declared that slavery was the disturber of the peace of the world ...

... though they know there will be intense suffering among the men. Still, they cannot think of recommending the men go into slavery to servo these kings Egypt. ' They request every miner, or other person, working ln or about the mines of Lancashire, to pay ...

... races long held in are alert for new masters, there region, if ever there was any, for upholding As principles of the Anti Slavery Sciety. With more than ordinary interest, then, do we turn to the annual report of that body. All is not quite as it should ...

... out of favour with the undergraduates. The Ladies and Girton College were very popular. The Deaa of Chichester's Moral Slavery evoked considerable laughter and hissing. On the procession entering the building, the organ aud the assemblage struck up ...

... Phelps was greatly out favour with the undergraduates. The Ladies and College very popular. The Dean of Chichester's Moral Slavery evoked considerable laughter and hissing. the procession entering tie building, organ the assemblage struck God Save the ...

... intoxicating wine ; jest I had always thought the Jewieh religion (wusterer it permitted) coaid not really sanction polygamy aad slavery. tbisfa/lb, I'pat in words all the facts knew of bafbre tbe-world, with hope that others wosld them I sawthsm ; and I answered ...