... found. Wife- Whatever are you doing ? Why don't you come to bed?? Husband-I am. going to wri' letter to the D.T. on ' Slavery of Drink '-hic -and I'm trying to get myself thoroughly imbrued with the subject. A carnation shame, is what the irritated ...

... marliable. WVhen, however, Lorl iBrabourlie yr&o( r soulglht to cross-exaltlil l im as tf) his statenient The n- last niight that slavery hlad ceased in the Trais- inenib ly valld, lie sho ved a gzool deal of temper, which was in oot at all allayed when Lord Salisbury ...

... abolition of the half-yearly feing markets. HBe was inclined to think that ;feejog markets must be a relic of the times v ,of slavery, when the slave - owners brought i slaves to the markets for the purpose of h disposing'of them. (Applause.) He hoped to see ...

... for Sugar is trot quite so ac. ts tive, the apprelhensions of listurbances is, Jaisaica otl and after the cessation Y of slavery havitg entirely subshled. The dteliveries for home consutmptioi Is last week were about 2,001U hhrds. . Cvt'reE-rhe market ...

... diatribu- tion, and exchange as the only means whereby the worker. can- be emancipated from the domination of capitalism and wage slavery. Comrade RitPh. e in secondinr, said that Mr Smillio at the trades congress had congratulated Aberd en on the ab ence of ...

... JUBTUBr.- Mr Charles H. Allen, secketary of the Anti.Slavery ' Society, has received the following letter from tha PreOier acdnowledging a bound copy of the speeches y delivered at the Anti-Slavery Jlubilee meetings, held d in the Guildhall on the llt ...

... at a cost of £10,00C at Huntingdon, in Western Virginia, has but 20 worshippers. Da BAuMmAN17, a member of the German Anti Slavery Committee, is lying ill from a spear wonad at the mission station of Naza, on the Victoria Nyanza. AN enormous snake was lately ...

... identified them as belonging to slave-owners within the Sultan's littoral they were handed over to their masters, domestic slavery being allowed by law. When, however, MIr Mackenzie arrived in East Africa lie found 1400 slaves at Rabai, and that thdArab ...

... Nossioei.-N less aL suon i tman 301,000 francs has been giveni by the Pope to the utissio n e for exterminating African Slavery. Uutil the discovery of Mrs e s A. Allen's World's Hfair Restorer, this sum would have failed t recover the lest beauties ...

... all nations. The contracting parties bind a themselves to use all possible means for the purpose 9 of finally extinguishing slavery and the slave trade ) on the Eastern and Western Coasts of Africa. r LonD DERBnY ON COLONIAL FEDEilAT5ON.-Lordk. i Derby, ...

... service. She was L 'alast employed on the East Indies station, where she in y took a prominent part in the suppression of slavery, th Y. capturiiig several dhows engaged in that nefarious fo re traffic, be 3 THm TsImtOEY OF DECORATION.-It may be a hi itegginir ...

... near South Cape, aid procured water (there, isideed, he mnight have been murdered, or takess captive, and may still be is slavery, for aught wre atre required to believe to the contrary). At daylight ni the 14th, the launch Iaving rounded the extreme point ...