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... on Saturday. Clarkson was in his 87th year, and. up to the latest moment of his life almost, took active share in the Anti-slavery Society*s proceedings. We learn from a memoir the Ipswich Express, that the deceased was born at Wisbech, in Cambridgeshire ...
... suffering, while it has added incalculably to thb horrors of their passage to the land of their oruel bond- age. The Anti-Slavery Society have become convinced of the futility of wasting more money, and devoting more lives to the death that decimates our ...
... THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE. SOMFETHING of the enthusiasm whicb was kindled forty or thereby years ago for the suppression of slavery in the West Indies, was calLed forth at the meeting in the Guild Hall last week, for the abolition of, the hor- rible traffic ...
... d thao such a disaster would infallibly hap- po ni to senlle anti-slavery expelittioni uni eirtaken by private parties. I am not a believer in the systemi pJurIsued by the Anti-Slavery Society, and I advised the soeiety at Brussels very stroiugly not ...
... SHQtssr, TO Usrea Toni's CAWN.-Another book at on slavery is entitled Uncle Tom in England. The writer an lays hold of the remark in Mrs Stowe's tale about Ranincline, who, after her escape from slavery with Caesy, is said to have hle become the wife ...
... like many other coloured men, received his education in Paris. In Arkansas there are soue half a dozen negroes, all born in slavery, and now worth 50,000 to 250,000 dollars. One of these, +man of sixty years of age, is in every respect self-mtade. He owns ...
... Jersey City, and to contribute to neither section of the party until existing differences have been healed. ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN EAST AFRICA. (RUrTER'S TELEGRAM.) Zanzibar, Monday.-Mr., G. S. Macckenzie, director of the British East Africa Company ...
... leave. ENGLISH CHILDREN IN SLAVERY. EXTRAOaDImNARY REPORT. The Morning contains a letter from Lord Rosebery regarding the reported presewce in a troupe of acrobats in Persia of eleven English children in a state of slavery. His lordship states that ...
... EXTRAORDINARY TRADES UNION DISPUTE. ABERDEEN BAKERS AND wMTS SLAVERY. , In Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday, the case of Sangster v. tatto and others, came up on the ad'ustment roll, before Sheriff Hamilton- rierson. brJ. M. I. Scott, solicitor, for ...
... Sugar Company, Pern, Limited, 6 per cent. for the year ended 31Sat December, 1892. IN Zanzibar, owing to the abolition of slavery, there is great difficulty in obtaining labourers. This, it is feared, will be felt very much. BoRwicO's BAsrsN POWDiR. Pure ...
... THE SLAVE TRADE IN MOROCCO. I . _ Mr Charles H. Allen, secretary of the Britis)h and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, contributes to the Times the following informationl he has received from a reliable source regarding the activity ot the slave trade ...
... for the combating of slavery in Africa, Of this net amount, 400,000 marks would be appropriated to Major Von Wissinan's central lake steamer fund. This idea of raising money by a lottery was sug- gested by a Rhenish anti-slavery society, and was at once ...