... British Museumi on week-day evenings. I i I i THE HORRORS OF MAHDISM. THOUSANDS SLAUGHTERED AND SOLD INTO SLAVERY. The secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society has received the translation of a letter forwarded by some influential Abyssinians to Mr. Flad, ...

... antislaver fanme, lay dying in prison, the chaplain was about to pray With him, when thc old man asked him if he believed in slavery. Having received a reply in theaffidrmative, John vehemently exclaimed- Ill have none of your PracYers.' So he (Mr. Robertson) ...

... cast-off pleas of Tory prejudice-they are ready to base P political disability on a psychological guess, CORRESPONDENCE. WHITE SLAVERY IN HOSPITALS. 71 ?? EDITOR Of #eh PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,- Having been an in-patient in one of the largest London hospitals ...

... handled The sight was too painful to most of us from a free land, and we were glat when the teams started for the gold-fields. Slavery may be abolished throughout the British dominions, but its first cousins survive in the East-end of London and the wilds of ...

... the 'hDos and tramway corrpapies could afford to reduce the men's hours and to give themr better 'wages. (Cheers.) Their slavery was doe to their own apathy, and they coqld remove it if they Were vue to t emselves ,And to theircas ?? cheering.) THERE ...

... Laymen at their meeting yesterday were the attendance of children at Board schools, and the duty of the Church with regard to slavery. The Bishop of Ripon has appointed the Rev. Herbert Ryle, Hulsean lecturer at Cambridge, his examiring chaplain. The Bishop ...