... and the cultivation of the ethical elements of character contained in the Beatitudes, and it is, therefore, opposed to war, slavery, intemperance, and despotism in any form. As soon as £500. is subscribed active work will be begun, with frequent outdoor ...

... who suceedt.ed Henry Ward Beecher as pcster of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn: Willismic Lyoyd Garrison. son of the famons anti-slavery - leaderand philanthropist. and otherwell-k-nown 3Aen. Anexcepteernallydarinjz train robbery is reported to-day from Tulare ...

... its application 6When 96U Other ZEmbro11,9941c had failed. Sold by aff'hsiaub an. per bo:e. 9 Tim re.assembling of the Anti-Slavery Conference at Brussels has again been postponed owing to the 6 absence through illdes and on business of several of O the ...

... the boy was altogether indifferent as to what became of him. She was in that frame of mind when she sold the boy into the slavery of an organ-grinder passing through Leam- ington. To her cronies and friends in that town she admitted that her boy had been ...

... his life in gaoL ENGLAND is SVY Con r .-Sir John Kirk, Second British Plenipotentiary at the Brussels Conference on African Slavery, bad a long interview at the Foreign Office yesterday afternoon with Sir Fhilip Currie, as to the new proposals brought forward ...

... remember you end your Dl own special needs and will do my bait to conform to your Cp two request, viz.-to speak at an anti-slavery meetingl~in ad~ London. Dl DG ARRIVAL OF TH STORM KING AT CAPLPTOWN. Cel dvCAFETowN, ?MlA=i 2.-The patent lifeboat IStorm ...

... but declared that he paid it over, was remanded till Friday. SECOND COURT. Before Mr R. H. Symes and Mr Andrew Ford, WHITE SLAVERY, John William Cole, aged 18, was summoned by Mr R. 0, Keeping, ticket writer, Broadusead, for neg- lecting to attend to his ...

... Square, Southwark), the North-Eastern Hospital for Children (Hackney Road), the Brunama Mission (Mount Lebanon), and the Anti-Slavery Society.-Rfnustrated London News. . FAsnre ExTrAoanr~sein.-A correspondent at Paris states that the case of Zelie Bouriou ...

... attack on tbhe Burns was an attack onl a special injustice, andl his object was to attack all injustices. He objeeted to slavery to capital. -Johia Kcys stated that he wes from timne to time i en the oln lovment of Mr. Barns. Hle was paid somesimes in ...

... question, bearing date March 5, gave authority 2 to the Italian Government to represent the Emperor at f the Brussels Anti-slavery Conference and requested i the Italian delegates to affirm the intentions of 'Ethiopia to follow the example of the civilised ...

... the President of ) the Anti-Slavery Conference at Brussels was presented yesterday to his Majeaty the King of the Belgians and to Baron Lattbermont, by the Treasurer and Secretary ; of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society. The memorialiats writ ...

... result of putting an end ton war, he denied that tea aims of the asscitionl were not perfectly practical. Judicial torture, slavery, and other abuses5 had vassed away, sue men now wondered that they- ever existed. Few people would deny that many d~spoates ...