... Never Shall Be Slaves' is one o1 the mesh popular of our national songs, and, ats a imatter of tact, it isi ispossiho for slavery to exist uinder the proteclilig rshadow of ?? flag, In tlhe camnmannernmci can- not remnaini hound by the tyrannic shackles ...

... Lifeboat th' lesseitutiun, the Merchant Seamen's Orphan A,~sylum, e& the Southi-Eastern College at Ranasgate, and the ~Anti- Slavery Society (NewBroad Street); -and legacies to other as charitable institutions, There are many pecuniary and In speciei bequests; ...

... consequence of this settlement Port Elizabeth and Grahamstown are thoroughly English towns, Under the Dutch Elast India Company slavery was permitted, and negroes were introduced from West Africa and Malays from Java. The emancipation of the slaves carried out ...

... Never Shall Be Slaves is one of tlo muost popular of our national songs, and, as a susatter of fact, it is inuposslbe for slavery to exist undesr the protecting shadow of t11o BrItisl ilag. ln the same uanne' men cas- rot remain bound by ills tyrannic ...

... the flame of agitation by the made- is quitcy of its provisions. In 1830 Richard Oscler r h wrote, makingg use of the anti-slavery agitatinn c d to appeal on behalf of the white slaves at home. .d and it was primarily due to this that the bill of is 1831 ...

... eh part of the conccrn, without their aspirations in the slightest degree. Thf. 3ill's passed on 23rd May, 1775, to ah' A slavery had some effeci, but what the vorit ccmmuulty requiit 1 was to send area to represeat them in the House d Commons who wore ...

... thlese people should boe ialienable. Ndhw turn to Rhodesia. Here, abgalinl, Ie haie Seen eniforc*d labor, ?? is aB cruel as slavery and ioere hjypccritical. The settlers under the Cl0iartered Oconspatsy. lav.ve thisi in- gertious trick--they engage Kaffitks ...

... let the oppressed go free, and to break everv yoke. (I sa. lvii., 6.i This is jtlst wvhat ngland has done, putting down slavery wherever her power reaches, breaking the iniquitous yoke of the Khalifs &nsd letting the oppressed go free in the Soudan, ...

... of' ' thing that leads -to it, as I -hate murder, ra- ,1 ord r pine, or the ill-treatment of v omen. I die- I the th like slavery, however cleoked, under thle join o disguise of Imperialism. I - contribute l I it! gladly to works desagned to strengthen ...

... the most offensiive wavy raised this question of jury-pack- ing and of 'brarilin9 the Catholics of Ireland w-ith a badge of slavery every time they pre- sent themselves in the jury box. I venture to scv that if the Catholics of Ireland have a spark of the ...

... Government, although the principal reason is to as be found in the fact, that the Dutch were opposed in to the abolition of slavery. Mr Bryoe, in his w recant speech to his constituents in Aberdeen, found the source of the present war in the incor- i poration ...

... pusillanimous section had their exemplars during the American Civil War, when they were eager to yield everything, and even slavery itself, for the sake of peace only a few x months before the Confederacy collapsed. Ther t yielding temper may be judged by ...