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... AMERICAN SLAVERY. In the course of last week, four public meetings have been held, at which addresses on the subject American slavery have been delivered Mr Frederick Douglass, a runaway slave; Mr Buffum, a member of the American Anti-Slavery Society ; ...
... read a hairman of the Com- who is unable to be he has received from Sir John Ogilvy, the object of the present, but cordially sympathises with P. Warsox, Esc Meeting. Tead Sir John’s letter, which stated that his cou he had read Dr C ver’s statement with ...
... Truro Use Spectator. The popular City writer Jacob Cranium has tome out strong on the Sugar Colonies ; making the Times his medians, and Lord John Russell his mark. Apropos to the present commercial crisis, Jacob restates the case of the British Colonists ...
... DEATHS. At Mynthurat Farm. Surrey, on 31st July, Jeanie Little, wife of John P. Blacklaws. At 38 Union Street, Montrose, suddenly. on the 31st ultimo, Mr Jacob Clark, aged 72—much regretted. At Leysmill, on the 31st ultimo, Jane Elizabeth Gibson, wife ...
... 1 0 Mrs Brown 2 6 David Christie 5 0 John Anderson 1 0 George Ramsay 2 6 James Anderson 1 0 John Fyfe 2 0 John Greig 15 6 Alex. Buist 1 0 John Miller 1 6 Mrs Smith 10 6 Anurew Henderson 1 Q .James Smith .. 0 John S. Norrie (additl.) 5 0 ...
... profit effectively education in the various lines when it came be differentiated. (Applauee.) Mr Jacob Primmer on the Drink Traffic. —On Sabbath the Rev. Jacob Primmer, Townhill, Dunfermline, when preaching against strong drink, said that they might well ...
... govern in the settlement of the question of domestic slavery in the territories. It has been his individual opinion that, under the Nebraska Act, the appropriate time to settle the question of slavery will he when the number of reels dents in the territory ...
... the employment of St Jacobs Oil cases of rheumatism and neuralgia, I bars reeoinmended it to friends, and it has bean used in house for these affections With beneficial results. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed Jacobs Oil. It acta like magic ...
... Seri Whispers. By W. W. Jacobs. (London: Hodder & Stoughton. 7s W.) We once knew a revered Professor of Theology who used to suffer from fits of depression. His only cure was a volume of Jacobs. It is a good cure, for Jacobs' captains and night-watchmen ...
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... the Making, by Mr Julius Huxley. 7.3o—Slavery—lB3s-1933—A Summing Up, by Sir John Harris. 8. O—VARIETY—Tommy Handley (eomedian), Phyllis Scott and John Rorke (plantation songs), Anona Winn (Impressions), Howard Jacobs (saxophone solos); A Russian Refraction ...
... Mr Julian Huxley. National programme. 7.30 — Slavery —1835-1933. Sir John Harris — A Summing Up. National programme. 8. o—Variety. Tommv Handley, Phyllis Scott and John Rorke, Anona Winn. Howard Jacobs. Russian Refraction, Ray Elrick. Cast—Hermione ...