... the part. We verily believe that 'c himself so hateful as to receive-a aomirra controlled expression of disapproval from a slavery and a lover of humanity. Truly, hr Ir- to the life a most disgusting tyrant of a ?? : jobber, and it was diflfcult to believe ...

... runs to the confirmation of a fact that they are a lazy, cunning race, and much given to treachery. ABe are Do friends to slavery, but we are enemies of humbug, and if wve required subjects we should most fl. ?? ?? certainly go to Mrs. Stowe and Ed wards ...

... upon the Goose, which translated into English cltoans being a firm believer in the American eagle and the institu- tioni of slavery. These political ballads are admirable specimens of celnour, and we advise our readers by all means to include in their ? ...

... possibly be, has firm faith in the scheme, and buys up the great discoveries which are going to free the whole world from the slavery of drink. In this determination he is encou- raged by a Miss Matilda Maudsley, a good worker in the cause he has so much at ...

... and other scenes of active beneficence; and Mrs. Stowe is severely dealt with in her fierce crusade against slavery-not as upholding slavery, but as condemning Mrs. Stowe's mode of dealing with it. Mettray and the good work done there is properly eulogised ...

... fron the streets, and reformed'by the' eccentric Ame- ?? very ?? conter-hitd'were also good, touching as they did upon slavery, American love of titles, whilst affecting to despise them in others, Sc.; all of-which were administered so good humouredly ...

... Buxton lived his voice to raise Ostensibly in aid of Freedom's cause. No Stephens brawled and bullied, and there was No Anti-Slavery Society, To make such bargains with propriety. 'Twas not the age of cant, nor did folks think In these days that it was worth ...

... were led away captive, and had to hang their harp upon the willow, and to taste of all the miseries of bondage, chains, and slavery. Tle first act of this ballet was the best. fiahting scene webare witnessed for many a long day, and the only thing surprising ...

... beauty must be sought by gifts, and, as no other means of making money offer themselves, Pelagias sells his own person in slavery to Ibykus for two talents. Ibykus is on the look-out for just such a handsome slave to present to Lais, and purchases him ...

... nurse, is captivated by the n charms of the girl who is almost his sister, has her u carried off, and Aquila is sold into slavery. WVhen brought to the palace Stella resists heroically against h the brutal passion of her infamous ravisher, but the unexpected ...

... captivated by rite! rob charms of rite girl, who is almost his sister, ha,, tier I les carried off, and Aquila i-i sold into slavery. W-iteti .itg brought to the palace Stella resists heroically againirc I iis'5 thre brutal passion of her infamous ravisher ...

... beauty must be sought by gifts, and, as no other means of making money offer themselves, Pelagias sells his own person in slavery to lbvkus for two talents. Ibykus is on the look-out for just such a handsome slave to present to Laii, and purchases him ...