... WHIT:E SLAVERY IN CHESZUE. 11 . ._ 1:_ -e - rs . The practice of Cheshire fariners in sending their men to Manchester produce market for days together without rest, except what they can geton the road, has received severe condemnation at the hands of ...

... following cloquent description of scenes 11li Central African regions was aogttJ~ passages in his addreess mns h m~ouocri l'Slavery in tho proportions tbat it hlase cnc means, inl efect, the apinlirarotna lsrcinoi back popniation of the interior, with this ...

... did tit Uhreitate to follow it. When wis9 lcted on the ?? [ D'4 eo~on of slavery, and the nation 1 4U2 deter eirld that no new 6tates should mdritto? to thte Viiion with slavery in 46r Cu;stitutions, the State-righlts party rasw '6'r &hialr, d'-fAated ...

... any particular place. They had been told that we had goso to the Soudan to put down slavery; but if he were to enter- taia the motion it would h)o continuing slavery in this country. Hle must refuse the ntion, with costs DIEM, On 30th inst., after long ...

... s passengers, and 4 4- i od. for third-class. SLAVERY IN EGYPT. A telegram from Cairo says there is no foundation for the report that the Egyptian Ministry is disposed to favour the continuance of slavery. A special committee for the affairs of the Soudan ...

... Anti-Slavery Society breeakfasted I I together, at the Charitng-eross Hotel, on the invitationv .of the Piesident of the Society, to meet Scuborboaquim . .Nabisco, inember of the Brazilian Parliament, anid ,president of the Brezillan Anti-Slavery Souiety ...

... ex-slave States. Even the Abolitionists who made war on slavery largely join in practising that social ostracism which bars the upward path of the freedman. In Philadelphia, where there was no slavery, every sixth tramcar was labelled For Coloured Persons ...

... and its Dependencies, will leave to assume his official duties in about a month. SLAVERY IN EGYPT.-Mr. Chas. H. Allen, the Secretary of tho British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, has addressed the following letter to the Mar- quis of Salisbury: M y ...

... tolitioti of slavery. The following passage occurred ?? Although we (lo not doub1t of the agreetnent of individuial tiglhishmen in this gieve i:rtter with tbe authorities of their movera- remt, whose earnest desire to abolish tite curse of slavery has lcn ...

... that means absolute ruin, and I am not pre- pared for that, and I am afraid I shall do a rashbact. After all the years 'of slavery I have done it all ends in being dismissed. What can I do? Without parchment and with bad reports how could I 'get 'employ- ...

... Frenchusan, who miany years ago was coniected with the abolition of the slave trade. In 1838 lie vwas secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society of Paris. The coroner read a long printed history of the de- ceased, narm-atiig the hardships she had suffered with ...

... been ?? guiiltv, U1d havo been consigned for the rest ot thr ir natural lives to tihe hIpeess, ;o) Ies5, 1u11011(t IOtlS slavery wli jb was righteensly ?? out to \Ghitaled, (al- laghel, WAilson, CLartin,Ega;Ln,Dauly, t ClCAlas-o V gang, nd a thers. Terrible ...