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... SWEATING SLAVERY. ReAl , O4O the reports that from time to time , published if the condition of certain aliases , of iiiieratives, it is hardly surprising that poetic natursa--such, for iastance, as that of Mr . Vi ilha,n 3'orris—should mourn the days ...
... SLAVERY - 1N - the Parliamentary payers Lamed no Thursday the report to the Beard if Trade on the sweating ey.tem at the Vast Lod of Li Mr John lnnett, the !atom correspondent of the Mr Itureett defines the as ono under which sub- Icontrstors undertake ...
... GENERAL GORDON ON HIS SLAVERY PROCLAMATION. The following remarks (says the Times' correspondent at Cairo) have been made by General Gordon, in reply to inquiries on the subject of his slavery proclamation : I answer you thus Majesty's Government, with ...
... MX ROMER M.P., ON SLAVERY IN EASTERN IRICA. ITrig following letter appeared in the Times of Tuesday have read with painful interect Mr Allen'i able article on Afriran slavery and the sla%e trade in yonr paper of this morning Two fact. already acknowledged ...
... the abolition of slavery, which was drunk with loud sheens An address was read from the English Abolitionist Committee, proposing the roneitninn of an alliance between France and F.ngland, as in Egypt, for the abolition of slavery, and with the object ...
... great results were taken (Hear,rhear.) He believed that slavery had disappeared in most came without any extreme interference with the habits and custom of the people. And with regard to African slavery the name of Sir Samuel Behar, and later, that of General ...
... the anti-slavery wark of the past fifty years. Other resolutions were adopted regretting the vast extent of slavery still maintained among Mohammedan and heathen nations, and pledging the meeting to support the British and Foreign Anti. Slavery Society ...
... SLAVE TRADB. Mr Forstor, M.P., has written a letter nrzin,T the abolition of slavery in Eastern Africa, and offering to subscribe £3O for two years towards any fund that may be started with this objoe.t in view. ...
... possible to return to Protection in England. His reply was, It is not impossible, but it will not come until the States slavery. ...
... to the difficuilties experienced in landing supplies, and said the work for the commissariat officers and men was simply slavery. Evidence was also given as to the bad condition of some of the bay sent out. ...
... which reaffirms the provisions of the Fourth Article of the Saud River Convention, and declares that no slavery or apprenticeship partaking of slavery shall be tolerated by the Government of the State; Article 26, which provides for the rights of all persons ...
... elasticity to adapt Itself to new conditions the ultimate consequences cannot be otherwise than most advantageous, for without slavery polygamy, and the evils that flow from polygamy, can hardly exist. Yet the abolition of polygamy, without a change in the ...