... IS NOT THIS SLAVERYS. Three- thousand rebels, women, and children, have surrendered in Laugeberg, and have s-.-nt under escort Kuruinan. Galishwe is still at The- Government intend punishing- the rebels by indenturing for number years to v:criv. ...

... SLAVERY. Several., important deputations repre- -a senting aunti-slavery views waitd cn the h Foreign Officqe yesterday, mwith a view to 'F protest against, the continuance of slavery in Zanzibar arand other, places. In the .absence of Lord Salisbury ...

... SLAVERY. I have heard again from my friend at Nunhead who signs himself One of the Wage Slaves. There is considerable reasoli in the title he has chosen. Let us consider it. First, what does history say? Mankind, like the animals from whom they developed ...

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... IS IT SLAVERY. SELLING BY AUCTION. In most civilised countries, says correspondent of the Daily News, there is some form of work and almshouses for people unable provide for themselves, and institutions of the kind are also in existence in the chief towns ...

... slavery, ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Telegraphin’ night, the Paris correspondent of the Daily Natrs ; goej* ahviad in Madagaecar. He bns publicly given (be Queen warnin’and in her presence that the period of weakness is part and tlist subjection e«p ...

... SLAVERY IN AFRICA. Answering Sir George Campbell aa to the report that the Imperial East African Company have entirely abolisbod slavery in the territories under their influence, -»• Sir Jamem PxnooMOK said it was a fact that the company had issued p ...

... ZANZIBAR SLAVERY. Mr T BAYLEV aeked whether British judge or m the Zaasibar mainland coast ship who made so ofder or delivered a judgment, the direct and immediate consequence of which was to cause fugi lire slave to ba delivered into possession hie or ...

... policy in regard to slavery, yet by not frankly and firmly insisting that slavery shall cease absolutely in Zanzibar, and Lao on the mainland, they are placing the nation In the most ridiculous and humiliating position. Mr. Curzon had to admit that the British ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. Sir EDWARD GREY informed Mr. S. Smith that the slave trade was illegal in Egypt, and was rigorously punished, but the possession of slaves in the country was not illegal. Slaves had, however, the right to claim their freedom on application ...

... “THE SLAVERY OF DRINK.” The THrtrrapK is at present publishing a correspondence on “The Slavery of Drink.” To-day’s instalment includes the followingUp to two years ago mv life was rained fits of uxcessaod illness consequent thereon, and had not relations ...