... oo l . i Teri,—kg his globous—to the memory of The y i d the peT i o d year. the drew:tow advocate of the abo li tion )t slavery. It models of a marble medallion par£l96,=nding British, 1110.000. tit of him in the prime of life, with a suitable As bee ...

... been granted for this officer to realign for that period at his work of organising& police form in connection with the of slavery. At the Surrey &Mons, David Robhason (38), carman, has pleaded guilty to robbing his master ; and Froduriek Shiros was found ...

... about time for the working man to rouse himself, and seriously consicer whether he is not verging very near upon the point of slavery, with even a still more tyrannical task-master than ever capital, at its worst, could be. We hear of foreign workmen crowding ...

... would dia. state of servitude that might b e m id to be hut one inherit him. H. therefore made me take a vow that Name from slavery. Owing to this, aad unfortunately! wo uld never divulge the marriage until he gem foe hie wife end family, he mixed himself ...

... them eymbula of dem-, mates and I W i l ey ., t° b• t°° honourable to I am • lawyer, and it ill becomes me to he dation and slavery, lam sot mad. Oh, lady, you will retain them , Moreover, I owe gave him a letto'''r a part y to an o ff ence that In my country ...

... many& slave mother must have looked baby very tightly. said the old dame, looking excit.d end in the old days of American slavery. Oh, Is he gone, Mr. Byrne! Is be gone r • she cried. Eve n now-when Mr. Byrne and Mn, Stanelleld Mr. Byrne, she gasped ...