... divided, the more advanced amongst them departing from the old Whigs—the West India party—upon the question of the Abolition Slavery, was ever found earnest and laborious what was then known as the Protheroe (the Abolition) side; and throughout his life long ...

... them fair I compensation. Some years ago England cheerfully con- 'stributed twenty millions of money in order to abolish o slavery, and this drink question should be made one of I mutual conference and understanding. it had been ascer- a tained that the ...

... Foreign Bible Society, £300; British and Foreign School Society, £100; London PeaceSociety, 30; British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, £300; Nationasl Temperance League, London, £500; Western Temperaiee League, -£300; National Band of Hope Union. gm; ...

... regard to either i country, in spite of priests, who would recall the times of b in Torquemadol. England, by the repression of slavery at b A Zanzibar, has acquired a new title to universal gratitude. at I am, always yours, G. GArIBADI. a in ANOTHIER DUJRHAM ...

... containing 48 per cent, of wvater was adjourned pending the appeal ini the first case. SLAVERY IN THtE KEn) SEA.-Trhe Earl of Derby, in reply to a memorial from the Anti-Slavery Society, states that it is the intention of the Government to appoint a ConslSU ...

... what violent giver 1.repression we chose, but we should never put a stop to the pass ifsaetaeuntil we had put us stop to slavery. We must gene dlet shave-holding countries like Egypt and Tunrkey under. Ini a 9 stand that we would not a-dmit themt into ...

... make inquiries and report. In acknowledging Lord Tonterden's letter, the Secretaries of the Aborigines Protection and Anti- Slavery Societies wrote yesterday infermxig his lordship that they have received strong confirmation of the truth of their statements ...

... filled him more and more with sickening distrust. The coloured servant, whom ho bad bought years ago in the South, when slavery still was, and when he, a boy travelling with his father, was taken with pity for the slave boy younger than himself—this ...

... well a as some of the Yamoot Turcomans who acted as guides.- 3Thiee thousand families are said to have been carried into a slavery from Meshed by the Turkcomans. Supplies had X also been cut off from the district, and distress was wide- f spread.-A dervish ...

... an uncle the Vice-President the Council on Education, and therefore a brother of the latter's father, who died during anti-slavery mission to the United states. Mr. Josiah Forster was the patriarch of the Society of Friends, and for many exerted an influence ...

... died. The jury found a verdict to the effect that the deceased met his death by drinking to excess of alcohol. African Slavery.—The Globe hears that the Sultan of Johanna shows so little interest in carrying out that portion of the slave trade treaty ...

... the 'calebritie who emay be expeeted to ?? during tiest summer. It awas with him tha 'Sir Bartle Frere negotiated atl anti- slavery treaty last yesi, an affair which, it will 'be remem- abared, was not without difficulty, and required the exercise of a good ...