... 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 ...

... cedldren had- been solj jar-s Slvr nA uch so as any negro to AfIrica ; beit i~e ddntthink. the statute for the sejlp~rem,-on 1St slavery would aupply in the presenit Case. Th1e only pridt that struck' himl as havring any bearings0z tile ease was tihe child-stealing ...

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... MorTocco, and in favour of an arpeal te forsia Coeerernet u to suppress tho trade by all ?? Aanet slavery committee was formed. SUohseieettsthe anti slavery proceedings a discussion toek place en iie alleged gpievances oif tle E:uropeanr colmaoitf iu orc ...

... dehasilig effects of slavery by the blessing of a good education. In addition to promoting these objects, it has been the aim of the society from year to year to year to bring to notice the great objects of tio British asd Foreign Anti-Slavery Society-viz., ...

... to celebrate the jubilee of the abolition of slavery ine the British colonies ; and fifty years hence they will pro- bably, be celebrating the abolition of something which is considered to-day (as slavery was then) a buttress of corn. meroc and a prop ...

... suppression of slavery and of contraband dealing, which is injuring all Egyptian trade and binders the present pacific policy with the Soudan tribes, (colonel IKitchener's policy meets with general approval, and the suppression of slavery will have most ...

... 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 ...