... their ralere. When we ooneider the efforts which Britain, before all other countries, bas pat forib, for the suppreseion of slavery, and the eacrificea whioh she has made to that end, we are constrained o feel that the Bishop might have put the case much ...

... the efforts which Britain, | all other has put forth for the Me Charle« Nortua Biot, CR. of Her Majesty's suppression of slavery, and the sacrifices which Serview, late Brust Commissioner she has made te that end, we are constraimed ty feel that the Bisho| ...

... out of doors within a township after nine o'clock at night. Now if those Acts do not constitute slavery in its worst form, 1 should like to know what slavery is. As for the war making matters better for the native races, what is the present state of affairs ...

... tarred it into an arrasd camp; the Fr war did not settle anything; the Borders and Southern States of America ,at settled on slavery emotion ; neither woad our mesa& war in Africa Nettle anything. That eatlemeat would oome after,.. it might have hahn end ...

... gunning over to the city, said Ray. Like enough, answered the elder DAD. like enough. Where Morgan goes, goes death and slavery. And he ain't content with oil and with steel, but most be in grain, and he'll grind two dollars out where his father would ...

... the protection of the law, in letter and in substance, shall be extended inpartially to all alike’ Tt further stated “that slavery in any shape, or under any medifieation, is absolutely unlawful, as in every other part of Her Majesty's dominions.” ‘May ...

... tion of t and Son is he recalled the siruggie between Nor h Ce pea A juewton of but soe fretson and moral in J ata state of slavery which was unappea-ed and unappea-able. In the Transvaal war there wer- per causes than any question of the five years’ franchise ...

... worked for twelve hours a Jay. 5. In Kimberley what is called the compound system is in force for coloured men. This is slavery by another name. The Government of the Transvaal Republic will not allow the aye. tern to be introduced into the Transvaal ...

... Ms and orphans were left. Re said it was known for months that the explosion would take place, bat the first link in the slavery chain was broken, and by the introduction of better and superior means, they saw their oomplete emancipation. Government had ...

... accept this position, bet admitted that war was justifiable under certain circums'aneel. The American War for the abolition of slavery was generally agreed to have been justiftsble, so another might be. Was the war in South Africa justifiable? It was diMoult ...

... appropriate that tbs sign of loving* union should , rest on this finger. Anothsr thsoff is that tiis ring was the sign of slavery, and waW therefore worn on the left, tbe weaker, _mmgt fie ancient days in this country v rings wers ?? ofl rt-shes. Perhaps ...

... tnc mount, the hill, the main. Through all. ...