... LOAD BEAGONSFIELD AND SLAVERY. t l m ailbw - the W piVJ i?. ' was taken supported by Ear! ■• rf Hon - - Vflhers, &c IN. • oposin g ;Le toast of Her Mr. Gladstone C«i ...

... !- tire ' attributable to of evil the slavery In this matter course of English opinion rather inconsistent sometimes phatisaical sometimes cynical sometimes merely spasmodic unaccountable When Britons give up bad practice they become infinitely supercilious ...

... NEW W. & D. BUSBY. CAMBIAOII COACHING W. Ono% lawman.. Wit WI =AWN slavery 0100. re. Oar Hews. Nov ban Won tom a um. .00•00 001 tut OW Comma ear at 'wry Gr. lam any Aut. rawer awl* • Tsar Scala or 06.0. INNS AHPOOL. ...

... BOHEMIANISM. the true Bohemian, dress coat and kid gloves arc the signs of a personal slavery and moral degradation to which will not submit; and as all conventional society is abhorrent to him, when he consents to go into it all he goes as a concession ...

... BOHEMIAI4IBII. To lb. ter • drole coat and err see the sig. of • personal slavery sod moral deralsern to •blob be .all rt3t antra ; sod roll couventroal snalety is shiner.% It Ida, wire he barest. to %riot* It all he gar • renewer and only in bit own ...

... division of the people into freemen and slaves which had been previous'y recogmised, and substituted for the latter the modified slavery of feudal vassalage. The condition of the ** freemen” still attached to the citzons, and eame to bo regarded as & nln\bhhpririlega ...

... clu January put a stop to your victorious march ore sacrifices restored to frecdom # great number Bits bretbren groaning in slavery. Oa thie impossible that Servia could remain any lon; sing state of humiliating vasealage. Yoor gailat gis. rendered you worthy ...

... 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 ...

... service, you call out a fatherless la to shot, and leave his mother to starve. The dreary prospect of unrewarded military slavery, of cuffing officers and torture by bigoted fellow soldiers, or suffering cruel horseplay, and bein 3 compelled to tasks and ...

... n• and are preparing to exclude creole candidates in order to prevent them from raising the question of the abolition of slavery. he first agricultural and industrial show ever held in the Society Islands will take place at Papeete, the capital of Tahiti ...

... erner of the Gold in compliance w.th a request trom fcks-Beach, just to the C Sir David Chalmers aa of the aboli tion of slavery upon th industrial condition of the natives Protectorate of the Gold Coast. Jt it a June 27, and runs as fcliows :-— inguiry ...

... Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, which was appointed to visit Berlin and upon the Plsnipotentiaries the importance of declaring that the slave trade is considered piracy, and that their respective Governments would not recognise the legal status slavery in their ...