Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... ? adaot1e~,t bic a vieaw to cdheck' :zad tnm deann: it fo carza' in gpt PoDLufy-rinl, i i reptofhe4tFbrayI I 'Sesd f-!- Slavery mzigh.be abolished yj Kit dvial eere, hut ?? is 5 ' much' I ilice Wo kweialcl Othrefor prpo iet a newI cotiets O- entered ...
... ...
... ...
... SLAVERY AND RUB THE Anti-Slavery Conference reassembles at Brussels toeday, and will pick up the threads of the web which it is weaving for the civilization of Africa. It will, we hope, find them less tangled than on its first meeting in November. Nobody ...
... exact, can be enforced, our boasts about our part in the abolition of slavery are so much noisy hypocrisy. It will appear that we are at liberty to bind our fellow-countrymen into slavery, when we can find them willing, through their necessities, to be bound ...
... light of the I Gospel first began to diffuse itself, those 'unhappy persons who were plunged into the severest condi. tion of slavery, in consequence of the numerous wars at that time, found their condition alleviated among the Christians. For the Apostles ...
... WHITE SLAVERY. The select committee of the House of Lords on the Sweating System was resumed yesterday. Mr Hoffman, formerly engaged in the boot trade, now occupied on a trade journal, gave evidence that sweating rooms which he had visited were almost ...
... ZMGAZIEMD SL:AV:ERY. A meeting of metropolitin shop assistants was held in Pentonville last Sunday afternoon to devise means whereby they might secure a reduction in the hours they arerequired to work each day. The present condition of this class of working ...
... SLAVERY IN NEW GUINEA. [CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM, j BERLIN, Wednesday.—The semi-official fforik German Gazette to-day announces that in German New Guinea slavery will be prohibited in au) shape or form. ...
... entirely ignorant of the fendameotal principles sat of slavery. They were told that every wise and prudent as person in these islands considered the use of the whip as he identified with the existence of slavery. After such decla- ?? ratoios it was impossible ...
... NEGRO SLAVERY. | ?? from the Planters of Berblc* aod 'nef~giatittle Ord'e in Council for regulating the Mea- sr,1 Slaves in those Colonaies, was concluded yesterday, ' Ci Chamber. 'rhe Lords of the Privy Council pre- ,,LO Lord Struingford, Lord Beiley ...
... ...