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... I SLAVERY IN EAST AFRICA. Mr Brodrick received at the Foreign Office yesterday afternoon, on behalf of Lord Salisbury, several deputations from the Friends' Anti- Slavery Committee, British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society, the Aborigines Protection ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY. I Illegal Proceedings at Pemba Stooped. The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society recently received information that the progress of the emancipation of slaves in the Island of Pemba had been seriously impeded by the action of the Co ...
... WHITE SLAVERY IN A BARBER'S SHOP. At Marylebone Police-court on Friday, R. Kretzschmar, hairdresser, Park-street, Camden Town, was fined 21 and costs for overworking his apprentice, aged 15.—Defendant, in cross- examination, admitted that the boy was ...
... intro- duce, in however smail a degree, the element of slavery —nothing else was required to arouse the British Lion. —The chairman then ad lressed the meeting. To shew the detestation with which slavery had always been regarded by the English people, he ...
... that always influenced this country in regard to slavery. Precisely thesame principle pervades the second Circular as that which pervaded! the first, a plain proof that the Tories are more food of slavery than liberty. When the^ country as one man, says ...
... the spirit of the original The new instructions fall very far short of what the country demanded either as a guarantee that slavery should not be countenanced or as a security that the rights of maritime Powers should lie protected against ncrochment, If ...
... confis- catcd ftll British property. 1&33-(William. IV,)-Instructions were issued for carrying into effect the abolition of slavery. ...
... of every free man Tritons never shall be slaves is one of tree man. w national songs, and, as a the most impossible for slavery to exist matter of fact, it is and Ointment Their success m all parts 01 tne worxa is now a familiar story, and it is only ...
... took place in Newcastle on Wednes- day of Miss E Richardson, a Quakeress. It was she and her sister Anno who liberated from slavery Fred prick Douglass, the celebrated negro orator, by purchasing his freedom from Hugh Auld. In 1845 Douglass, then slave, ...
... never shall be slaves is o#' oi the most popular of our national songs, and, »S J! maAter of fact, it is impossible for slavery to under the protecting shadow of the British In the same manner, men cannot remain bound W the tyrannic shackles of disease ...
... Uritoin never stmll be slaves is one the most popular of out- national songs, and, as a matter of fact, it is impossible for slavery to exist under the protecting shadow of the British flag. In the 111anller, men. cannot remain hound by the tyrannic shackles ...
... Britons never shall be slaves is one the most popular of our itatiqual songs, and, as matter of fact, it is impossible for slavery to exitt under the protecting shadow of the British flag. In the 8auje manner, men cannot remain bound by tba tyrannic shackles ...