... CHARGES OF PERMITTING SLAVERY, (From Ova Cci LISBON, Oct. 11 Considerable resentment has been roused here by reports received from England that charges permitting slavery have been made against the Portuguese Government. It ia stated that recent meetings ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. A congratulator* address to the King of the Belgians, on his acquiring the sovereignty of the Congo Free State. was foi warded to his Maoaty by the Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society. The Society expressed ...

... 6;Alkt *vie A Deputation dram the British and Forcigu Antis Slavery Society waited upon the of Nilisbnry, KM., at the Forage Office yesterday, to present him with a memorial op the sabject of slavery in Cube. The consisted of Sir J. Kennaway, M.P., the Hen ...

... SLAVERY IN BRITISH PROTECTORATES. The secretary of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society having written to Lord Hatchery to point out that certain regulations issued by order of the Sultan of Zanzibar for the government and administration of the ...

... n Anti-Slavery Convention, j which remodels the lormer agreement, and gives all I posstldc (tower, for tbe suppression of slavery. It, j moreover, provides for the appointment ot a Court of i I'ltimate Appeal, consisting of three natives and two Europeans ...

... INSURANCE ACT SLAVERY. MR. WORTHINGTON EVANS ON A VOLUNTARY SYSTRM. Mr. Worthington Evans, M.P., was the principal speaker last night at a mass meeting in connection with the Southampton Conservative ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. Lord Salisbury has sent the following reply to the Memorial of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery :—.• Fiveign Nev. 14, 1889. Sir,-1 am directed by the of Salisbury to acknowledge with thanks the memorial dated the let ...

... labour was slavery, have seen election sifter election won speeches and placards which smarted that the conditions under which the Chinee® were allowed to work were slavery. it were slavery, their duty was plain—they should put an end tc it. But the Government ...

... SLAVERY IX ZANZIBAR. FREEDOM AND VAGRANCY. (FROM A CO-RESPONDENT.) The abolition of tho legal status of slavery in the Zanzibar Protectorate has, happily, not been attentlod by the industrial disorganisation and social upheaval which were originally feared ...

... SLAVERY ABOLITION BILL. Minority Tnlrty who voted, Aug. &, tor Mr. F. Buxton's Amendment that the Children of Apprenticed Labourers maintained the persons who. lor tbe time being, are entitled to (he services of the mothers of such children. Brothartun ...

... observed **—With regard West India slavery much has been said, but I say that those who will not support the emancipation infants, should never disgrace themselves signing petitions for the addition of negro slavery. I will now advert the year** experience ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY CONGRESS. (FROM OUB COBBESPONDENT.) PARIS, Tuesday Night. Owing to a protracted sitting in Committee of the French Representatives and Foreign Dele- gates to the Anti-Slavery Congress, held to draw up a series of resolutions, it was nearly ...