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... of Win. Wilberforce, who by his untiring and life-leng devotion succeeded in abolishing that plague-spot of civilization—Slavery. Dr Morton also addressed the meeting, choosing for his subject, Physiology, which he treated in an admirable manner, jute ...
... ini|»ortvd were l r »7 cattle and 202 sboep. Many poultry and game w«rs also lauded. • ~ . history of “The Ctaphara Sect, which slavery snj sstaiJiabed Exeter Hall, is said course of pieparation by some representatives the old farullios -More, Stsphr-n, Wilberfoiee ...
... extravagant laudation of Ari ^ otle aa the . best rade-mecum ot practical politicians—the said Aristotle . having defended slavery , as ' the truo basis of human society—and some questionable mutter about' contracts between landlord : and tenant , Professor ...
... feels Lis way warily, and even flutters in his flight at every swoop and beating of wings he overhears; and such is the slavery—the fear, not of one master, but of everybody—which goes under the name of despotic power, and which is the price the greatest ...
... FIRST APPEARANCE AT THESE CONCERTS. THE ENTERTAINMENT CONSISTS OF QUAINT AND MELODIOUS SACRED SONGS, AB SUNG IN THE bAYS OF SLAVERY. MR. IL A. LAMBETH, ORGANIST. Admission--31. 61, and ls.; Reserved Seats, 25., at at 58 E,euiield Street Doors °pee a a Quarter ...
... United States, FIRST APPEARANG AT THERE The ertainment consists of QUALNE AND MELUDIULS SACKED SONGS, As Suvg ip the days of Slavery. Ma H. A. LAMBETH, Organist. |, fl, and 1s; Reserwed Seats, 2s, at ~ Rentield street. a! Upen at a Quarter to 7; Organ Ee ...
... I published it under its original name of Held in Bondage.’’ The name was unfortunate. People thought it was novel about slavery, of which they had surfeit just then. Consequently the book failed attract attention,' and only 800 copies were sold, and ...
... Robert Milligan urged on to loee opportunity for extending the usefulness of the Order, and the redemption of all from the slavery a depraved appetite. Songs wore rendered by Sisters Chaplin, Fraser, Croll, Batchelor, and M'Phsreon, and Brothers Fecquhareon ...
... the DIAMOND Coais.: Looe, Tan in Sige QUAINT tx MELODIOUS SACRED SONGS, AND SHI 1 ee we. Ob. Bath Street. As tung in the cf Slavery; ear, i ho ayy HE GLASGOW CONVALESCENT Ma H. A. LAMBETH, Organist, Kew Sony for Singing at ‘any stage, Cun 95 BUCHANAN The ...
... gain the sympathy of thjpubhic, and impress the workiag-men with their own importance, as haying redeemed them from such slavery! Often have I been amused by more than one of these gentlemen in-their speeches plaintively telling of the hours they themselves ...
... —The senators and deputies for Cuba were yesterday heard by tho Committee of the Chamber upon the bill for the abolition of slavery in that colony. King Alfonso will this eveiling receive the congratulations of the foreign diplomatic body on his Majesty ...
... speakers urged all to lose no opportunity for extemliiig the usefulness of the Order, and the redempuiim of all from the slavery of a depraved a; petite. Songs were rendered by Sisters . . laser, Scott, Batchelor, and AlTberson, and Brothers Ear.piharson ...