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... SLAVERY. d d Since the three most extensive Govern- ments of the civilized and Christian world e -England, the United States, and Russia n -abolished personal slavery within their or o dominions, and commenced to use V their influence to abolish it in ...
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... SLAVERY. A deputation from the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society, headed Sir John Kennawav, had an interview with Lord Salisbury on Friday' at the Foreign Office. They urged now that Cuba was pacified, and that the Government should take steps ...
... SLAVERY. Mr BOURKE, In reply Mr Andenon, Mid the convention that «u agreed upon Imt year with respect to tbe suppression of alavery the Red Sea had been approved of by the Connell of Administration \t Constantinople, and Her Majesty’s Ambassador had «cn ...
... existence of slavery. Mr BOURKE said that he thought he had drawn a distinction between slavery and the slave trade. Mr FORSTER: That was not the question, but whether there had been any correspondence with the Porte as the existence of slavery. Mr 'URKE ...
... 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 ...
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... OF SLAVERY IN The Ber. Dr. Bndger sendr {Pall Mali Gazette) the translation of part of letter which he haa received from hie Highneei the Barghaeh, Sal tun of Zanzibar, observing—‘As regarde the recent proceedings of the Egyptians on the east coast of ...
... SLAVERY. Sir JOHN KENNAWAY asked the Under-Secretary cf State fur Foreign Affairs if he could give the House any information as to the proclamation for the suppressten of the slave trade lately made by the Suitan of Zanzibar, and as to the steps proposed ...
... SLAVERY. In reel. to Mr. Anderson, Mr. BOLTREE sad the eonvention abet wu agreed upon last year with reaped to the suppression of slavers in the Red Rea, bad been approved of by the (baneil of Adminstration at Constantinople, and Her Majastr's Ambassador ...
... SLAVERY. In reply to Sir R. AOSrittlier, - Mr. BOURKE said that not only had the Sultan of Zanzibar carried out his treaty engagements, but he had alao—of hie own .owed—suppressed shivery in hie dominions, and stopped the portage of the slave from the ...
... SLAVERY AT CUBA, la reply to Mr. Cartwright, Mr. Boubke stated that the slave trade papers relating to Cuba and Porto Pica would be in the hands of members next week. COMPETITIVE, EXAMINATIONS IN THE ARMY. Mr. Hardy, in answer to Mr. Goddard, stated that ...