... LLAI' v ' British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, 27, New Broad-street, June 11. ,Jf% n jgll _ The Government Residence. Sp* jM April 15, 1873. ]|4B Mr. President, and the Members or * ?? f'm Foreign Anti-Slavery Society,— The a°je j&A address which ...

... SLAVERY. subject has never been treated philom,hically. so far as our reading goes; as for our hearing, one does not expect any delivery u pon it nowadays above the level of clap-trap in i c ka and hysteria in expression. Something much beyond these is ...

... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOB. Si n,— - Referring to the letters of yoar correspondents Anti -Slavery and C, H. 8. in your paper of the 19tb, will you permit me to remark that the people of Britain do not know to whit extent they have heen led into aiding ...

... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR. Sic, — Our national legislation as regards India ami slavery may be compared with that very ingenious fabric facetiously termed by sailors Bedlam broadcloth of silk and rope yarn. Cheap cotton was required to enable our manufacturers ...

... SLAVERY. so near its death that we speak •, .ai it. impulsive humanitarians will once. if t hex zecl be mat tempered „. that the at tempt as sod, uuly . I'm, absurd. Let us see. It is corninted that domestication of the useful man's t.rst grand step from ...

... SLAVERY. The following petition waa presented to the House of Lords on Friday last by Lord Brougham : — TO the right honourable the peers of the united KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND IN PARLIA- MENT ASSEMBLED. The Petition of the Committee of ...

... SLAVERY IN A correspondence maths subloill Foreign (Mee and our is ir Samir to. Innui published. Dr. A. N. tinting in Man•h, 1895, said Br. D. liatilwasik. hoi return Pemba, where be had study the slavers. eaunt on. is•ported that be hail to Iwhine that ...

... THE SLAVERY CONFERENCE. (Thbough R**cte_.'s Aoehct.) BRUSSELS, Nov. 29. The Committee of the Anti-Slavery Confe- rence appointed to consider methods of repress- ing the Slave traffic at its centres, met to-day for the third time, and discussed in general ...

... s to abolish slavery, which will only be suppressed when the Madrid Executive and the Cortes think proper. The intention of the present Cabinet is, in the next session of the Cortes, to present Bills for the gradual extinction of slavery, the payment ...

... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. TO THE EDITOR OP THE STANDARD. Sir, — The Imperial Ottoman Government, having been informed of the statements contained in the memorial pre- sented to the Foreign Office on the 26th of last month by the Aborigines Protection and An ...

... SLAVERY AND7HE - . lit reference to Mr. Stanley's proposal a tins anti-slavery movement on Congo. I 'gm African Merchant to be allewsl, ce half of the body of merchants trod* with the West Coast of Africa, particularly it Sierra Leone and its neighbourhood ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. Sir E. Baring has addressed to Lord Granville • despatch respecting slavery in Emit. He says that after careful consideration he is of opinion that it would not be possible to abolish slavery by a Khedivial decree or by a convention ...