... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... of famine. The island is about eighteen miles long and seven broad, and is surrounded by coral reefs. At one time, when slavery prevailed, fortunes were made here in agricultural pursuits, but these haveeof late been neglected owing stoshe ?? uxuca niotioi ...

... Now that means absolute rain, and I am not prepared for that, and I am afraid I shall do a rash act. After all the years of slavery I have done, it all ends in being dis- missed. What can I do? Without parchment and with bad reports, how could I get employment ...

... by the Khedive forbidding this traffic.-I am, Sir, yoars faithfully. CHAS. H. ALLEN, Secretary. British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, 6 65, New Broad-street, E.O. , GaaNwwAx BAwx NoTE. -The Judge of the t Warwictc County Court gave judgment yesterday ...

... Gospel were to be seen breaking in upon the darkness and misery of heathenism, andi especially was hat the case in relation to slavery. It wvas the conviction of impoitant politicians and.commercial men that China was destied to become an important factor in ...

... brought before him. Among the associations represented were the Church of Scotland Foreign 21issi-l Conmmittee, the Anti- Slavery Society, and the Royal Scottish Geoge aphical Society. An inquest has been held at Luddenden, near Halifax, as to the death ...

... thirty-five names-.q - Tue Rev. d Richardl H(lriabrolrDI, whi, had been a isijissionerv I 11in the Werst1 Indies in the days of slavery hiad F f left aalloilgstI his papiers a receipt forv20 nwhich lie had paid to liberate ?? iipr'poseed amisdgintiois of them ...

... just died. According to authentic records kept by the family, he was 128 years of age at the time of his death. Born into slavery, he did not become a free man until he had reached tie age of 100 years. He leaves a widow of three-and-twenty and two children ...

... that on looking behind he saw the smoke going over the wall. In the deposition made yesterday by the wounded' girl, Mary SLavery, she swears that on beingr shotshe turned round and could.see nothing but smoke just beside her. The report of the fire- arms ...