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... nd his own proclamation . His Majesty announced tbr . t the Portuguese GoveramenS had accepted the invitation tu the Anti-Slavery Conference at ; Brussels , which , it was hoped , would have a good result . _ Tbe King tHen said I—Recently the patriotic ...
... and his own proclamation, liis Majesty announced that the Portuguese Government had accepted the invitation to the Anti - Slavery Conference at Brussels, which, it was hoped, wrmld have a good result. The King then said: The differences between Government ...
... which hu bad . engraven on some articles of plate that had been presented b y rich planters to him as their hired advocate of slavery in the West IndiesSorilwick of Borthwick Casi-le , Scotland . What ? - strid-- into the region of romance this was will ...
... Anti-Slavery Society , writps to the Times of yesterday : —On Christmas Day , 1884 , a letter irom the late Right Hon . W . E . Forster was published in the Times urging the establishment of a homein Cairo for-freed women slaves . The Anti-Slavery Society ...
... DAY'S PRESS cougar PORTZ AND SLAVERY. wiserls.l. re army eissier. tTolieloirislr, *dips el Ws sire Ird. Werth siesesliodiessiariss.bserws oitesasrisseel Wiles, walioloril isperemor el Owary mid : The dis is WIN. is ris war law S;I: be erroshe is ise se ...
... 'always .. that between slavery ' and freedom . Speaking ' of the attitude of the Southern , press . ar id'politicians at tho close of the thirty-fifth Congress , he jisys : — • ' - - : • . - • • The psnnanen !; existence ...
... wehl ; it 6 ' study ' at Oxford . Became a tragedian ; . , Ifirigaged , -by .. the West India iriteres !;' as lecturer on slavery-in opposition to Mr . George Thompson , tho immediate , emancipation advocate , . Subsequently twice ' member of Parliament ...
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... to lie doubled. SLAVE TKADISON UE SEA. The says: The pioLioiliou of tin gro Niave trade by lurkey bt» p the abolition of slavery in the empire. With this new Tuikish decree a new sy-tem in the Sea, and if France, . laying a-ide her jealousv of England ...
... Duplet's FICTtTBSS—Tb« Karl lhulley it is stated, sell the gallery pictures which his father co'h-cted. The Uelgian Anti-Slavery Society intends to expedition io Central .Vfrica which will proceed towards Lak Tanganyika. Mr liiving has pr.Kiii.sed go ...
... Telegraph' says ' the prohibition ot tha Negro slave trade-by Turkey . is : a . considerable step towards the nnalabolition ' ot-slavery in th . e : enipire , ' end adds that with this hew Turkish decree a new system . begins in the Ked Sea ; and if France ...
... like - Bjoth, have b»en written the day his .ioii cf President Lincoln. It is very dramai.c •'ty.e, prai es the institution slavery, declare the love of the writer f*»r tr»e old Hag, denounce* tlie North, and his , WilangTe die fe»r what calls his duty to ...