... peroject of abolishing slavery up ttes Nile, I aill of the opinmou that it will prove to le ihe ?? of more territory to Egypt. At least I theieik that is wvlat thle lihedive expects for his :£100,000, vlile he simply allows slavery to shade itself helccath ...

... somecircumstnuces and in sorne countries domestic slavery may not appear an iniquitous institution, I am anxious that those who so warmly urge the policy of recognising the legal iinstitu- tion of domestic slavery suay bear in mind what thiug it may be, and ...

... member of the recent Livingstone Expedition, delivered a lecture on East African slavery, in the Methodist Free Chureh, Harrogate. Mr. GEOGEn TBOirpeON, the anti-slavery advocates 5ecpie5 the chair, and there were present the ReV. Glrge H~argreaves~ the ...

... it farthsr from the capital 9-I am, Sir, yours faithfully, AaBON BvzA. COrt9, Secretary of the Anti-Slavery Societ.-British asif Foreign Anti-Slavery Society; Office, 27, New Broad. streat,,Loudon, Feh. 21. ...

... abolishing Spanish slavery other than a mere repetition of the assurances which they have so often received, but which have hitherto invariably remained unfulfilled. If any material advance were made in the matter, such as the abolition of slavery in Puerto Rico ...

... permit it to be published in the journals. A stranger scheme for perpetuating slavery was, perha s, never de. vised. This document sets out by saying that the ques- tion of slavery is the life and death questionof the island. The project which it describes ...

... -The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Poonah left at noun yesterday, and the Pers at six this morning. A great anti-slavery meeting -was held in the Mlanchester Town Hall on Tuesday evening,, Mr. Birley, M.P., presiding. It was stated that Mr. James ...

... e's adopti sl. brictly diwelling on the characteristics of thevanni' inhabiting the East Coast of Africa, Ihe iflicir -- slavery and the slave trade could only bc checked, there was little doubt thle comnuerce Sl Africa might yet rival in extent, whllilst ...

... of thiugs. It was the policy of some, and especially of the Anti- Slavery Society, of which lie was proud to be a member, to aim almost exclusively at the suppression of domestic slavery in the counatries to which these slaves went. He wa s not one to ...

... coast. Personally he (Cousmander Cameron) was convinced that legitimate commerce was the most powerful agent to do away wirth slavery. (Heart, hear-, and applsuse.) file articles ins- ported to Zanzibar were principally, cotton goods, lineit goodsa sede inl ...

... proposed The health and happiness of the bride and bridegroom. MRI. Wm. LtOYD GARtRISoN.-This veteran of the American Anti-Slavery conflict is paying a visit to England, with his son Frank, for the benefit, of his health, and was yesterday the guest of ...

... Russia, is expected in Iundia about the month of September next Three thousand fauilies are said to have been crdieJ into slavery from Aleshed by the Turconans. Supplies hnld also beont cut oiT from the district, and distress Was wide-spread. A dervish ...