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... 1:1711, A FUIPAS, .IA•I'ARI 31 VEstrAat 1, At Wight 0%.10ck Evening. CONsISTINO OF qUAINT AND MELODIOUS %o thug by Arlin days Slavery. (*hair to taken tin by R0w..1. R. Woos., 44 elitist Chart ; ilia Trills/ by W. Ess. Te •r r+ ; rnreserved IL ...
... have b«en tormented by tho belief that their long-lost relatives were kidnapped by the * bad captain of a ship' and sold to slavery, and that some of them are still alive. I feel convinced that this is a mere halluncination, and I forwardednsome documents ...
... native population of Alexandria. Hundreds of men are taken forcibly as soldiers for the expedition for the suppression of slavery on the Nile. A gentleman lately from Upper Egypt counted 23 boats between Asiout and Cairo laden with slaves. The men were ...
... COUNTY HALL. CARLISLE. Moxiuv. Feb. 4th, 1878. Consis.ing of QUAINT AND MELODIOUS SONG.S, Sting them in days of Slavery. Chairman—Rev. JAMES CHRISTIE. Ti kets, 35.. 25., and Is., to obtained Means. C. Turr.wx & Sow, where a Plan the Reserred Seats may ...
... POPULAR CONCERT, IN THE COUNTY HALL, ON Fra, aTA 1873 Consisting of QUAINT AND MELODIOUS SONGS, \ song be then im days of Slavery th ite aT JAMES CHRISTIE. anil Ta. te of C. Tie ww wher Plan of the Resetral Xeats may ee Ju Singer appeared before corti ...
... crop nos- more free tr- in the oueurabrance debt luau over ; and with it baa been raised supply of I.hi-1 far greater than slavery ever compaa-ed. Tbe money value the 31.500,000 hales of cotton produced the last eight y «rs ha* ever 200.t‘ Dl.lH') d.-lli ...
... been suddenly endowed wi revent political blessings—the blessing of freedom, anc ilding, come upon them after long years of slavery a1 Jeton, by the result of a great political convulsion, ani fore, huw were they best to taught Taes- | reasonably, and j ...
... was very lengthy. II& Majesty spoke favoura fly of the condition of the finances, and of the development of the colonies. Slavery was being vigorously supressed. Measures would be proposal in connection with primary education, and for the improvement of ...
... and in accordance with common sense. A Total Abstinence Society was one for total abstinence, while an anti-Slavery Society was opposed to slavery. was also equally the truth that the church was an assemblage of Christians, All baptised persons were called ...
... eee re waiting for the young ladies as eame out of church, I should think that prog] was ret ing to New Orleans. Of cours slavery revolution was felt here to its f extent. of , then in affle are now in poverty at work. It isnol an idle community, everyone ...
... founded on any greater justice than the cause of those brave Southernera who fought to almost extinction in defence of slavery in the great civil war in America. Probably very soon the great towns of England will speak out on the momentous question ...
... for the support Government, which has been proved sup Anti of centuries to cruel, corrupt, and offensive, and the upholder slavery and the slave trade; that bcßeves that no true British interests are likely to hupCrfllsd the overthrow of such Government; ...