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... in their families. If thL Viceroy of EJypS aund the Scltau uf Turkey do not at present see tstir way to the abelilion of slavery, they can at least forbid the importation of ennuchs, end thus prevext a most h-:rcible crimne iehch is dornamitted falr fro~m ...
... 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 ...
... THE SLAVE TRADE AND SLAVERY IN EGYPT. A deputation from the liritish and Aoeg Anti-Slavery Society waited upo EalGrn IC t h Foreign-office on b'riday, to. present a memorial on this subject. The following ?? were present :-The Ri;ht. Hon. Russell Gurney ...
... 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 ...
... follower of Mahomet and a ruler of people who not only have no horror of slavery, but have a belief-whether justly founded or not -that their faith cannot endure without slavery. Here we see that the Khedive is borne in two directions. His wish to please ...
... 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. ...
... papers little scraps concerning this ship and the suppression of slavery, and it seems that this ship and the suppression of slavery, and it seems that some people suppose that slavery is abolished since this should have liberated more slaves in the first ...
... political rule of Colonel Pelly. All the people in these places told us they would set their faces ngainst slavery. Therefore, I have no doubt that slavery upon its present scale will coeas sbortly. At the same time there will remnsin for many years to come ...
... Admtiralty :-'That in Bt. the opinion of this meeting ally comipact which recognises t tile right to hold humian beings in slavery is opposed to 1, Englisll traditiomi taiid repugnant to Eiglisht instinct; that i the recently issued Admirlity cecular in ...
... about the town, and hi they say they are happy and contented. The domestic tl slavery of Jeddah does not partake of any hardships that vg are usually attached to slavery. The slaves, as a rule, are R1 treated well and properly fed and clothed. In snch ...
... Lord Mayor, in a brief speech, corm- Xnoucing the proceedings, declared that Englishmen bad ilong bated the abominations of slavery, and the nation 3Ud tried to vindicate its faith by its works. All that was Necessary to effect the abolition of this trasfic ...