... remarkable fund of humour, and gave certain extracts from his speeches which showed how intensely ha felt on the subject ef slavery, and bow nobly be ■trove to maintain the Union of the States and abolish the slave trade from the midst of the American people ...

... distant, when they would realise that in this latter end of this nineteenth century men and women were held captive by a slavery great as the shackles tiiat held the negro in America when by State-supported trade men and women were hnrled iuto abyaaea ...

... contributed 50,000 francs towards the expenses of the expedition for the relief of Captain Jacques, propose*! by the Anti-Slavery Society. Captain Jacques, who is in perilous position on Albert Island, Lake Tanganyika, is be supplied with cannon to enable ...

... the blessed prospect open them. They are landed on the hospitable coaat Guatemala, and there, after a few months of virtual slavery, the bulk of them speedily die—from climatic or other cauaes. A Vancouver newspaper states that out the last shipload thus ...

... cattle and cutting wood. the River engagement the purposely attacked the Mashunas and a number women previously rescued from slavery. They were inside our lines. The Matsbels horribly mutilated the Msshona women and children. Several women's breasts out off ...

... party fought the fight against slavery amid cloud aud sunshine, amid defeat and disaster, and at last it triumphed, because it never yielded its firm purpose limit, | restrict, and ultimately to abolish the corse human slavery.” Among the guests a theatrical ...

... Papers appeared they once stamped him satirist, and liesides attaining wonderful popularity, tin y aided materially abolishing slavery. hough the satire w..s deep and pungent, the genial nature of Lowell gleamed throughout. When the Sr.st senes was lin-sio-d ...

... the capital brooked no delay. Richmond, Va. —All attempts induce white emigrants from Europe to setils in the south while slavery existed ended in dismal failure, and the nnsettled state of the country during the years that followed the great war prevented ...

... The message, which is said to be of political importance, will be published shortly. Berlin. —A meeting of the German Anti- Slavery Society has been convened for to-morrow, under the presidency of the Prince Wied, for the purpose of winding up the affairs ...

... thrums his liish harp, his lordship lustily sings : I’ll harp wild war, aye, from sea to sea, Ere the Loyalists s.ot*p to slavery ! Miscnderstood.— [ln the hearing of Pater !] Littie Girl: ** Oh, mamma. I’m ao glad you had auch a pleaaaot dinner at the ...

... should not meet to-day. QUESTIONS TO HINMTBBB. Sir Edward Grey, in answer various inquiries, explained the laws relating to slavery in Zanzibar. Mr Bryce, answering questions by T. W. Russell and Mr Sexton, said that only one part the Irish Education Act ...

... Beggars.” Bams said, Freedom and whisky gang thegither.” Many, accepting that statement, had found themselves iu slavery worse than that negro slavery which was denounced a system “cursed at both ends and blasted in the middle.” He said, It’s aye the cheapest ...