... to slavery. Very likely; but there is nothing novel in that treatment of weaker nations by Englaud. We have always done so, whether in Ireland, or New Zealand, or wherever we have set foot. What is more important to us is the contracts of slavery at home ...

... story. It win ea epoch in our National fortunes et which we may be proud forever, or which may lead us into another cycle of slavery and woe. Twelve months hence honest Irish patriots may feel as did the Volunteers when anprish Parliament bad been proclaimed ...

... Holiness ' has ordered a general collection ; the Catholic churches throughout Christendom in aid the ernsade against African slavery which Cardinal Lavigerie inaugurated. ' England the collection will take place Friday next, the Feast of the Epiphany. the ...

... make allowance. Ho was brought up Alabama, where I as just come into a considerable estate. Would you.” asked, establish slavery No” was the quick answer. '* but wc made one mistake in our heated state after the war. We uot ouly struck off the chains ...

... Math Canty le the samised Nee thegeberleed, the leases it blowy le deer. Usresisted ladivldemins was that preened the whits slavery 'et the itheemblee et INI. the I degraded el the fferthesgbathel When whh the tithe ern by repining tide ithestriel by reser ...

... identified himself with the Abolitionist cau?e, and was said at the close of the war that few had done much tor the aliolition slavery. A man Like Wlnttier, so zealous for freedom, was not likely bigot 111 religion. | Nor was he. fllis view the Trinity was ...

... purchased this pigmy woman from former owner for handful beans, twelve cups of rice, and six cups Indian com. I bought her out of slavery, not into it. I have, of course, too great respect for British law to make bargain of the latter variety. Such considerations ...

... allowance. He was brought ap in Alsbama, where he bas just come cousiderable estate. * re-establish “ Would you, I asked, slavery °” “No” was the quick answer, “bot we made one great inistake im our heated state after the war. We not only struck off the ...

... would allowed to i>o held in Trafalgar-squarn. First Life Guards removed from Windsor to Khomellffe. 20. Deputation from Anti-Slavery Society waited upon Lord Rosebery respecting Uganda. 21. Dr. Nelli Cream senten -ed. the Central Criminal Court, to death ...

... hands of Sir Thomas and other public men who are interested in leading the British public to believe that the system is not slavery in disguise. In order to get at the truth she has been advised to take a trip in a Pacific slaver. Mr Lawrence Bulipid ...

... RS 2T e S of Frieuds, whose death recently took place at 'Charbury, at the age of 83, was noted for ber zeal in the Andi-Slavery, Temperance, and Peace movements, as well as for her philanshropy in other dirocsions. Sheand Mr. Edmund Storge ecelebrated ...

... lest • worse thins come upon us. Thd recent terrible civil war in toe United States was precipitated by an attempt to extend slavery into the Territories. Men that could hove accepted the status 1100 would not endure giving up the broad West to si•very. The ...