... 'WHITE SLAVERY. WMITW5 b&fVAfiAX. DAVID , JA ERON, aged, fifbeen, an apprentice to 'Mr.I Rob'e~Tt Kretzsohmar, hi;Urdreeser, Pf 55, PVjrk-prest. MI ; Camden Xq.was s Smonid lbeore mirE annayf x at the Matylebone Poliee -court, for Ieaviog.*'q work ...

... Il NEEDLE WOMAN SLAVERY AT THE EAST ENT). ! . .. a t ' . At. - -. . . - . Ar the Worship-treet Police-court on Saturday, 11Ihrris I Moses, of 35, Chicksand.street, Spitallields; Myers 43erg, of 5. ffnlifax-street- and Soloilon larris, oE 32, IDuke-strse; ...

... Frenchusan, who miany years ago was coniected with the abolition of the slave trade. In 1838 lie vwas secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society of Paris. The coroner read a long printed history of the de- ceased, narm-atiig the hardships she had suffered with ...

... been ?? guiiltv, U1d havo been consigned for the rest ot thr ir natural lives to tihe hIpeess, ;o) Ies5, 1u11011(t IOtlS slavery wli jb was righteensly ?? out to \Ghitaled, (al- laghel, WAilson, CLartin,Ega;Ln,Dauly, t ClCAlas-o V gang, nd a thers. Terrible ...

... of which he said he had never committed an offence against the British laws, or anyotherlaws-in the world. Hehad suffered slavery; and-on - one occasion five months of the most excruciating agonies and torture at the hands of the inhabitants of a place ...

... extremely 'good value, twice, but before she dons it a second time its decorations are entirely changed. CUB3AN GIRL SOLD TO SLAVERY OR WORSE. ' 4- A copy has been received at Washington of a petition sent byi the women of Artemisia; Cuba, to the Bishop of ...

... the E papers given up to him, and directed the inspector I on duty to report the circumatances to the Commis. I eicner. t SLAVERY AMONGST EUGLISH GIRLS. I OcCasAoIALLY we get glimpses into the life of those Iwho may be designated our canal population, ...

... :,IGHTING OiN THE ?? COA.ST 'O AFRICA.: News 'hasben'rcid frmte ?? of'. 'Africa of a severe fight between the' arew of a.'slaveri :andtihe-seameniii the-boats of her, ajestys ship'l .London. 'LientenautGiasiew4as ini.lcarge of the: . boats 'which board~ed ...

... cloak D of religion. Liars, thieves, aud murderers shonld be treated as. they deserve. . England has spent much o to repress slavery. We hope she will spendimore to h liberate the ?? and others who are 'held; i in a state of bondage; arm the Mussulmans of ...

... which he t alleged was to be applied towards the support of the e family of Mr. Anderton, au unpaid lecturer of the n Anti-Slavery Society, who bad died, leaving big v farmily in straitened circumstances. The prisoner r appears to haveled a strange life ...

... never shall be slaves is one of the most popular of our national songs, and ns a mather of. fact it is impossible, for, slavery t',,exist underthe protecdng shadozv of the British flag. In the I same manner men cannot remain bound by the tyrannic shackles ...

... perished. The Mahommedans afterwards took the town, and those of the Falabh people who were not killed were carried away into slavery. T'le Malsom. mendats were reported to be coming down to the coast. It was said that Cisief Sseluku of Big Boesina had sur- ...