... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. WE take the following iron the Rio Nora of February 24 :— One of the most humiliating pieces of information which has yet come under our notice was that contained in the de Commerce° of the 21st in st , regarding the actual existence ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY ON THE WEST AFRICAN COAST. Tile proclamation of Governor &zebu, dated 17th December, enacts u follows:— It is unlawful to sell, or purchase, or transfer, or to take any person so as to make such person a slave. It unlawful to pot ...

... have already become a semi-civilized people, meekly bending under the gentle yoke of their newly accepted religion or the slavery of fire-water. Considering this slowly but steadily advancing extinction of the American aborigines, which soon will make ...

... became again the editor of a newspaper, and here it was that he made the acquainlance of Benjamin Lundy, the first of the anti-slavery pioneers. In August, 1829, he joined Lundy, at Baltimore, as associate-editor of The Genius of Universal Emancipation. Slave ...

... agent of the Scottish Perblisf4\ll Assiienitiisi, a he of the sihove nature in the Temperanee here. His siihnst was White Slavery, - and the Rev. .1. Innnlas ably the ditties of the chair. Alr Bremner js 111,..pen if lir verls.e. seeks to stir the emotions ...

... Price 2S. 6d. per bottle. Manufactory and Salo , rooms, 114 & Southampton Row, London. KING JOHN of 'wowing% .1 ,t co aboliah slavery and prohibit the slave riathe au his dominions. AMONG the strange names used by the Salvation Army in New York State are Jampmg ...

... for it a..,d bled for it, and they were ready to do so again; and they knew that Mr Gladoeoe's liberty would be chains and slavery to them. (C:bras.) CoL Waring then showed how greatly bo)cotting hid de. creased of late. Irish landlords had had their rents ...

... to Instead of lauding np broken benne, it broken hearts, instead of giving deliverance to satires it was the worst id all slaveries; and the would only truly fulfil its when it bad clean hands in nterenve to this, for, if c h ., toes that .fesita gave Himself ...

... in books on the Christian Faith. he Elizabeth Tudor, and fives the grateful remembrance by millions delivered lectures on slavery, he feeling of affluence, if not of easy- today can properly assess the debt organised investigations into the going opulence ...

... medicine. He is called to treat wounds of one who has been wounded in the Monmouth rebellion and for this he is sentenced to slavery in the West Indies. He later turns to piracy and the action and adventure is fast and exciting. On the concluding nights Gene ...

... by England, Portugal, and Germany in a similar spirit to that which prompted the Great Powers to a settlement as regards slavery in the same Dark Continent, and which is now occupying the attention of an international conference of delegates at Brussels ...

... previous night that slavery had practically ceased to exist. Lord Kimberley, in reply, referred to the papers of 1875 ' in which the existence of slavery was denied, , Let the existence of a eys'em of apprenticeship different from slavery was admitted. There ...