... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. a TO TUHMRI flTOB OF Tfl DA.MY NEW 0 Sin,-Duriug a recent visit to EgyptI was n enaobled, by the courtesy of: Sir Evelyn Baring, to b obtain some insight into the mode by which slaves g re t able to emancipate themselves in that country ...

... SLAVERY IN TE TRANSVAAL. -4 TO TIrM ?? 01Y THR DAfTY NVWP. Firn,- Mtateloeilts Iiaveo boni ninde by imien int high authority that h r vory ie ?? of its ?? odloual fatss asel cruelty of other hindA hae~ve bn ppractised by the Doers doring their o'erpafieeie ...

... -Novo that it is shown tl~at slavery, pure and lisaple, was not practised in the Transvaal by the Boors, it is alleged that the custom of apprenticeship or inboeocon' of orphans for a term of years amounted to slavery, hudi is a suticioet cause for ...

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... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. Our Correspondent at Alexandria writes: lam quite of opinion that too much pressure cannot brought to bear the Egyptian Government in order that the Convention of for the suppression of the slave trade and the abolition of domestic slavery ...

... time his subject c J is Slavery in Turkey, but itG falls into line with n what he previously wrote, as part of a demon- S stration that the troubles of Tatkey are not so f, t, mach religions as they are political and social. I Slavery in Turkey does not eiist ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ALEXANDRIA, May 20. The slave traffic receiving the serious attention of the Khedive and his Ministers. In high quarters slaves as domestic servants still form part of the institutions the country, and long there ...

... IWHITE .,SLAVERY.* SIn,-I am glad to see that the hard lot of the unfortunato agricultural labouror is being brought to publicunotice, Cheshire is not an isolated county where these unbappy mens aro doomed to perpetosi nightly transit. Living as I did ...

... revolting to see to what extent slavery is encouraged here, and how many of these poor creatures would likte to fly away from the brutality of their masters and how many others are exported against their will. In general, slavery here is the ourse of tbe country ...

... the amsdiprps o may be threeult of ourgyptia Polily, I hope that a t ?? blow may be struck..at this iubwn, ave trade i and slavery. Letters bfbympotiy weis also reived I froutthobsishop- of Ciriisle,%Lod Ial'f~ad~ Lord -Lawtenc% Sir J. gaii Fa, a Liddon ...

... of efeouatitallten upo Observers and thinlera upon. We geat CuSkct hd come by degrees to the steadfast'd roolutie that all slavery must be remo red. (Chee.) Tylers were constantly telling then o the evils which enl ever accompany av~ kind of &Pde~ Tisel ...

... &4VERY AT LAGOb? TO T nroa orTE aDAH. NES tszw ie Srn;-M]r. I aboiexhe, in hbespeeh on be I s slavery queet ea wiuidthe made in' Mie Equse of Cor- 8none las niht sted thw in 74 t W I Sb timle there exstd 'a consderable elnount of *hat; isS . lsvnas dsht ...