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... have bees murdered on reed between Zeilob and Urn followers el the Bnltaa of Ampbila. details have yet been, roeeived. ANTI-SLAVERY PROCURATION IK TDRKET. Mooda/. Tbs Saltan baa eaasad ba imom aa Iraida, probibitiiif trafle in nagro alarm in tba TarkTah ...
... Sondanese Christian convert, rescued by the late General G Cordon, gave the story of has life 12n Africa, the horrors i of slavery, his rescue, and subsequent career. There were I crowded audiences. The lecturer, who wras dressed in native costume, and ...
... and though thew list of officers who al and adding thousand after th rho was To the res beshire. to what some deecnbed as slavery. io which over 11) officers are en, int a of the it to be Australia, South Africa, the Uni curious aud Canada, more than 2 ...
... then is no chases whatever of the proper of lisin's sertices is Os of Egypt' Is is anxious to listen to Zseeps to attend the Slavery on minim the ridlosies conference ss the basting-place of sea-0m charm and to paw- Ue.iesslts, as the rights of do set ...
... that action has been commenced, it is to be hoped that all will unite, and try, by thus doing, to prevent ell tyranny and slavery, and suppress all such foremen as the percher here alluded to, for though his work has not been in the weaving shed, he has ...
... bairns of his native city. But puir faitherless bairns have no votes. Mr. Gladstone strenuously opposed thje abolition slavery without compensation. Are not Englishmen, he asked m the House of Commons (Jnne3, 1833), to retain a right to their own ...
... of the proper utilisation of Emin's services in the part of Egypt. He is anxious to hasten to Europe to attend the Anti- Slavery Conference. On this occasion the professor ridicules the conference as the breeding-place of still-born children, and says ...
... abbureuce in the South. :I mean he thought slavery wrong, and held that— The governor interrupted him rather nervously: yes, we understand what you mean. It is all over now, and we all admit that we are glad slavery is gone for ever. But what has that to ...
... evening journals appeared) addressed i tee If inaiuly. TURKEY AND SLAVERY. TKL»!RAM. I ri.voi-LE, December 31. Sir William White's constant efforts to induce the Suitan to promulgate anti-slavery law to the Anglo-Turkish Convention of have length been successful ...
... apt to give verdicts against this country, as the Delagoa Bay affair. It now appears that the Portuguese envoys at the Anti-Slavery Conference at Brussels, have been urging the claims of the Portuguese in equatorial and Southern Africa. The Conference, however ...
... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. Mr. Charles H. Allen, secretary of British and Ante Slavery wnirs as —On Day, 1334, toe late Right Hon. W. E. was publiab-d urging the establishment of in Cairo for freed won.-> .Slaves. Tbe Anti-Slavery undertook to collect the necessary ...
... father and hi* own proclamation. Hia Majesty announced that the Portuguese Government had accepted the invitation to the Anti-Slavery Conference Brussels, winch it was honed would have good result, Tbo Kin* then said Recently the patriotic aspiration of ...