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... W) AFTERNOON, at Two o'Clock. Greenock, 15th November, 1873. THE SLAVE TRADE AND SLAVERY. PUBLIC MEETING IN GREENOCK, On the Stays TRADE and its irooneetion with Slavery in Maboainiedan Countries, POLTNERIAN KIDNAPPING, IN BRAZIL, CUBA, Ac.. Ac., in the ...
... march of ideas which has terminated slavery in Christendom, Cuba only excepted. Unhappily, however, this baneful influence has thus far succeeded in defeating the efforts of all liberalminded men in Spain to abolish slavery in Cubs, and in preventing the promised ...
... sympathising with the Spaniards in the efforts they are making to establish a more liberal Government, and urging them to abolish slavery in the Spanish possessions as soon as possible. ...
... Chair. The Rev. Niw • Returned Missionary from East Africa ; the Rev. BM. MU.LARD. Secretary of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, a Deputation from London ; as also several Ministers ; Bailie CAMPULL ; Captain Ilsorcals, and other Gentlemen will ...
... S. Glasgow was about to sail with Admiral Coratifixo on board from Bombay with an ultimatum desiring him to choose slavery or uo slavery, he hesitated no longer. All his means of safety, so formidable at a distance, disappeared, especially when it was ...
... Licensing Act. Mr Dixon would considerably modify the Act, and Mr Minds would rather have liberty with dru n ken next than slavery with sobriety. ...
... architectural piles of that ancient city of slavery; go from place to place, and from hotels to pnaons and public buildings, and apply the torch till London would be a blaze of light—a monument of flame to Ind' slavery. Americans would do it ; they would respond ...
... Largest and Most Finished Orgsaisstion in the World, composed of UNTAUGHT AFRICAN SLAVES rkom THE PLANTATIONS OF AMERICA. SLAVERY AS IT APPEARED IN AMERICA PRIOR TO THE OREkT REBELLION, FAITHFULLY POURTRAYED by those who of late have been freed from ire ...
... being beneath the black, and bloated, and bloody, the corrupt and corrupting, the stultified and stultifying institution of slavery! Ho! Sooner than see this Union severed, let not only the institution perish, whenever and where. ever it can be found, but ...
... the abolition of slavery in Porto Rico have Mashed their maxi. The bill, es approved by the committee, will evtablish complete freedom of labour, and will authorise the issue of 30,000,000 peoetas the elswebolders. The abolition of slavery is to he iseforced ...
... Labour was. as she always had been, the supporter of the many against the feudal, whether that feudality be represented by slavery, territorial right, or modem capital. It believed here that Mr bl . Glyno has now lost all influence over the Catholics of ...
... took place in the Evangelistic Institute, when Mr Andw. W. Bell, C.E., of Livingstonia, Africa, gave' an address on African slavery. The proceedings were alike instructive and pleasant. In the course of his address, Mr Bell told the story of the rescue of ...