... which were formerly the head-quarters of slavery nO 8ensible increase is any longer possible. In tne country, where the institution prevailed simply fromn the dearth of free field labour, the statistics of the Slavery Department prove that the law of manumission ...

... and marked n Gordon Anti-Slavery Fund, may bh forwarded to Arthur Pease, M.P. (President), Edmnund Sturge lohair- b man), Joseph Allen ttreasuror), or ?? faithfully, CHAS. H. ALLEN, Secretary. British and Foreign Auti-Slavery tiociety, 6D, New d Broad-street ...

... says-c ?? regard to the muchlvexed slavery question it may be stated with tratli that slaves can he bought and sold in the Provinces of the Portuguese colonies. s In 1878 the Portuguese Government abolished slavery in s all its possessions, but means ...

... THE SLAVE TRADE IN TIHE RD SEA. |MrC. HI. Allen, secretary of the British and t'oreijg Anti.Slavery Society. sends to the Timnes the followin, extracts from a letter by Mr. A. B. Wylde. Suakin You have heard, of course, of the two captures made in one ...

... failing tha d their superiors, who themselves sell the slave ; o Didthe same social conditions obtaininAllericaa, r here, slavery would be flourishing there 5till. pai; the only native grandee who is sincere in his w tP r all men free is the Khedive himself ...

... out of the country by the legitimate exercise of commerce and civilisation, then, i' and not tiU then, would the horrors of slavery be aone away with. The question of the wiaole of Central Africa was a very grave one, and a great country like ours ought ...

... in the interest of the remaining slave-owners. But the Government will not venture upon any defence of slavery. It will take the ground that slavery is already becommpe rapidly extinct, and that regulation is needless, because im five years at the latest ...

... revision. No ?? shall z ybe made between British and Portugueis ahipping fo y Every precaution is taken for the extinction of slavery er and-the suppression of the slave trade, for which the loner disputed and suspended Power of search is revived. All ac ed ...

... slave dealers and liberated, without exposing them to the risk of perishing from fatigue or wanit, or from falling again into slavery, the Ottoman Government engages to adopt ades uate measures to ensure the freedom of such captured Africans, and to kee that ...

... inl a previous letter enaitietied thiefat least two- ni Lthirda of the population of Duirfloir have been led lnott hi 0.slavery.-flelieve me, yours sincerely,si 17, ?? G. Goitlox b ...

... and Portuguese Govern- ments stand in the way of tile immigration of coolies, unless under conditions that would never pay. Slavery and protection might render Mladagascar a valuable possession, but they are not practicable. If Franci ever gains a foothold ...

... public meeting to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the aboll. tion of elavery, called by the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society. At thiis gathering he will relate his experiences among tile slave-hunters of Central Africa. Dr. Sophus Tronirholt ...