... SLAVERY. Several., important deputations repre- -a senting aunti-slavery views waitd cn the h Foreign Officqe yesterday, mwith a view to 'F protest against, the continuance of slavery in Zanzibar arand other, places. In the .absence of Lord Salisbury ...

... SLAVERY IN THE STATES. Incredible as the allegation may seem, it is nevertheless stated that slavery exists at the present time in i'ew York. The slaves are Chinese girls, who are confined not on.y in the opium dens, but also in the houses of their masters ...

... son of slaves, he followed tile parental a calling until the war of the early sixties It, tosseu him from a slavery called such to a' ith slavery called freedom. From the latter ye state however, lie fought his way out, and nd although fourteen or fifteen ...

... SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. SHOCKING ILL-TREATMENT OF A NEGRO it loy-. At the conclusion of the ?? businessat the o Croydon Borough Police Court on ruesda', a lady catoiue beftre thet magistrates, accompanfed by a servant and a little negro buy, and said she ...

... SLAVERY IN AiFRICA. A t'EiNSATIONA0 L STATEMENTN OFFM- 0IALLY CONTRAJDICTEDI t E Th)e M17anester CIalrdian on Thursday said that lI letters trout its correspounleit at mosubasa stated a, ti rit an agreematent hals been entered into between hi thc rt' ...

... RAILWAY SLAVERY, Mr. Bass, M.P., has published a lotter which he has ad I dressed to the chairman of the Midland Railway Company, to substantiate his aecusations against that company of overworking their servants, John Walker, late ongine. driver in the ...

... ENGLISH CHLDREN IN X SLAVERY. ?? --V - - -I II Df DREADFUL CRUELTY -A-ND tO a NEGLECT.b PARENTAL -INHUMANITY. £ es Mr. R. D1, li. Littler, of 1, Plowden-buildings, £ Temple, London, writing to the Tihan on Novem- P 0aher 19, Stating that a fund had been ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY JUBILEE. LEY OE WISEs cornSPONDEnT ZR LOSDON.] From an early hour on Friday afternoon No. 55, New Broad-street, was besieged with applicants ;ed for tickets of admission to the Guild-hall, where a Ad at four o'clock the Jubilee meeting ...

... rtde prbvale; slavery cannot exi-is. ..etia the fared and authe, 'r±,ty Qf' the E~glishlAw i's dxited' to assisttlie sliva . owner:'in' hiserolaim 't6o.hbfhumisnvchatteols. 'The ,'slaver wich. exists'; hereJ istermied';-dest 'slavery. ?? The re'ai sneanhig ...

... XI .MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1881. MR. GLADSTONE AND SLAVERY. We have repeatedly pointed out that of previous to the passing of the Irish Land Act hi last Session the State had never deprived any section of its subjects of their property with- fe out awarding ...

... SLAVERY. . NT EXT INCT IN,.ENGLAND. On Monday, the Dewsbary magistrates had a easebeforo them which shows that slavery can hardly be said to be extinct. A littleQ boy, named Andrew Thompson, was placed before them to give evidence argainst a collier, ...

... ~TEE S ALE OF ENGLISH BOYS IN7TO SLAVERY., SEOCKIN-G R>EV/ELATION;S.' 'The Eon. M~r Bennett apne-ued at flowi-street police-court. London, on Friday for the DurpoSe of esk~ingz th5e advice of the magistralte with ref'erence to) conzempl ceed -ee - eedils ...