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... measures taken to abolish slavery throughout this territory, which is 60,000 square miles in extent and pomesaing 200,000 inhabitants. Addressing the General Council, the Rajah said be knew that in wishing to extinguish slavery, be was touching en old custom ...
... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. E. firms, answering Mr J. bayky, said the did trot pr./pave to take further oe steps the a ppraaraof the legal atatue of slavery in the Island of TliE UN EL KUPLAN IaIAktENT. Mr thine asked the trio. Minister before embarking new ...
... ACHES awl PAINS ACHE'S wad PAINS.— I ACHES PAINS.— Universal I aad Slavery& I =LIMA'S tRIVERSAL EMBROCATION toe Luistago, Cut.. Sore Throat Bozo Cold. Co ot Colds. Stiffness. k 1. lid mid Prepared eddy by ELLIMAN, SONS, and CO., Sough, ...
... Mutual Imprvvemeat Society, his subject being The life of William Lloyd &archon, the successful agitator for the abolitioe of slavery. The chair was occupied by the MT. P. M. ...
... LMAN * DER CAMERON THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. 'the Central News s►ys :—As thew appears to 1 seine idea that thelectures now beieg delivered IA the provinces by Commander Cameem ale in seine way eoaneetea with the Anti-Slavery Society, we ar:• requested ...
... scud or oath calves, the property Edward 40 duty cows sad leader. calves, or oo the pst of w ltd. ISraeary. 1.4.4., las &slavery 10 from Ht. by.. Gaol. eatodeley also, a gaud •ptry of Lorre.% ocular, I mad from princtpal agriculturists W tollowtog posse ...
... stock. Agent the London and Count) Plate ; Equitable and Accident Moe. [1.01037-: X ILEUM, JOINER I WINDOW BLIND UYACTCHLK, slavery description of Sunshades fns Shop Pructs.Cauxervatones, am. CLOTH BLINUs iu Art. and Mater: RaiPada. (Am. and Wire Blinds ...
... writing with regard to the statement that he is enjoying a considerable part of the compensation given for the abolition of slavery, states that what the Gladstone family have enjoyed is a large alLgrepite loss partially diminished by compenstion. The Boar ...
... regiment of inspectors would be rationed to enforce the provisions of the Factory acts with regard to them. The ►ages of this slavery average 60 per day of fourteen boars for men, said 2a 6.11 or women, and the totters are modify man and Russian Jews. Prom ...
... his addressed a letter to Mr. Ulad.toue, pointing out the opportunity that now exists for providing for the extinction of slavery throughout the Egyptian dominionii. The committee respectfully but eame.tly impress upon her 3lajeety's Government the importance ...
... and that the Khedive be urged to unmet the treaty concluded with England, so as to immediately abolish the legal status of slavery in Egypt. —Several gentlemen, among t►em representauves 4 the Churvh Missionary society, hating spoken, Lord Granville said ...
... dating cation. He blamed the finance, and the want of ! fresh objections. foresight's baying shame which wpold bear so 1 THZ SLAVERY CTECULAR. Interest foe aim-twelt ram, and the want of a Shortly after five Mr. WHITBREAD rose in • 'inmates for the payments ...