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... enforce in its courts a naked claim of slavery, for fear of a reprimand by the Indian Government but where slavery has existed, and an actual state of complete dependence still exists, is hard to say whether there now slavery or only customary lifelong service ...
... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR AND PEMBA. LEXTER FROM ;MR. HENRY WIGHAM. ...
... SLAVERY ZANZIBAR PROTEC- TORATE. To thx Editor of tub Daily Nation. Dear Sib, —About two months ago some letters appeared in the Press, from the late Henry Wigham, relating to the subject of the abolition of Slavery in the Islands Zanzibar and Pemba. ...
... SLAVERY UNDER BRITISH RULE. The letter, which we publish another column, from Mr. Henry should prove useful i opening the eyes of the people of these kingdoms the shocking system of slavery which continues to exist in Zanzibar and Pemba. Only a short ...
... direct Hie attention of your readers to the present position of slavery in Zanzibar and Peaibs. The British Government, which has the Proctcctorate of Zanzibar, has decreed the abolition of slavery under certain restrictions, and on the 7th April, 1897, the ...
... and was bound say he SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR, was always met with unvarying courtesy and PEASE neat moved an but courtesy and sympathy would expresir i g regret that no efficient ac- 1 tion had been the last month he had the honour slavery the Zanzibar Protectorate ...
... legislation. For while Acts Parliament destroying civil rights may irritate public feeling, proclaiming from the housetops the slavery the populace, they cannot make the army more loyal, or the police more zealous or efficient. The Press is henceforward to ...
... regard to slavery steps in the direction of abolition were going on in Zanzibar as fast the natives themselves desired. They had opportunity going Court and obtaining their freedom, and by gradual progress they were changing the state of slavery. He was ...
... sympathy Liberal party which had always been enlisted upon the side which made for freedom. It was so in the Civil War, when slavery was abolished for over. There might be vicissitudes in international relations in Europe, but unalterable basis of Liberal ...
... Fairs; Traffic Returns, etc. Pace 4 —Advertisements; Amusements; Public and Business Notices; News in Brief Lo.uiing Articles—Slavery under British Rule : The Port and Docks Board Technical Education in Ireland; Day by Day. Pace s —London Day by Day; People’s ...
... charity. A Protestant missionary, Mr. W. G. Mun-e, kr'-tes to the Chronicle pointing out the pnoperatl. character the laws slavery and clave owning supposed to obtain in British East Africa. The laws are there. Bat “niggers,” fortunately for the.-nse.ves ...
... still bo under the will of England, and that to depend on the will of another nation was, in the words of Grattan, to depend slavery.” Messrs Griffith, Fox. Golden, Devereux, .Stewart , and MuroHv also spoke. On vote the negative was carried by a majority ...