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... SLAVERY. PUBLIC MEETING TO REDEEM FOUR PERSONS, HELD IN BONDAGE IN THE UNITED STATES. Monday evening last, Nov. 5th, a highly respectable meeting, convened Horsley-street School-room, Walworth, was held to promote the objects of the mission to this country ...
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... SLAVERY, Lord BROUGHAM then fixed for Tuesday next his mo-a tion respecting negro slavery, and presented petition from West Brunswick for its abolition. ...
... Congress to abolish slavery in the district, and always desired to see the national capital freed from slavery in some satisfactory way. Hence he never had in his mind any question on the subject except the one of expediency, rising in view of all the cir ...
... SLAVERY. The slavery question - is touched on' letter • New York, which appears in The Timesi'l(asks 'the- writer) is to 'become ; slavery? • To hang, the rebels is not to be thcnigh . • To attempt to Wheedle back the i out offering them some guarantee ...
... SLAVERY DENIED Colonial Office on Report of Film Seizure The reported seizure of a film which was being made in Tanganyika by an Austrian firm and was said to depict slavery is denied. There has been no slavery in that country for years. said an official ...
... HORRORS . OF SLAVERY. I got to a meal au the Calarba River, ou tbe basks of whick aad to a lock, I a stem said a plies of Imo, which I brood the di my , chain, tt off. sad them crossed river, walked about twesty whoa I 101 l M * slaveowoor named Ballad ...
... SLAVERY Mr. BROUGHAM gave notice that he would, on Wednesday next, move for leave to bring in a bill for the better regulation of the treatment of slaves in our colonies. SILK TRADE. Mr. F. BUXTON presented a petition against the importation of 'foreign ...
... SLAVERY. A New Hampshire gentleman went down into Louisi- an a, many years ago, to tAke a plantation. He p ursue d the usual method; borrowing money largely to beg in w ith, paying high interest, and cl e a r i ng o ff his debt y e ar by year, as his ...
... NO SLAVERY TO PHRASES They should be particularly careful that their educational system was not dominated by formulas. Workingclass students should not become slaves to phrases invented for them. Workers in this country were becoming increasingly dominated ...
... SLAVERY CONDITIONS engagement she was handed this list duties» ...
... SUffABLE* SLAVERY A workat zs compensigian am in Liverpool eitsisple at double •tandard at Capiliersem Pets up. The privileged oven cit„wisat life aught to be fgr jleople. It *airs a sharp distinction when it to consider the existence that is _ a meni ...