... WHITE SLAVERY. An interesting letter has just been received at New York from the leader of • party of young German- Americans at Signs, who sold themselves int* slavery- as the phrase goes—by signing Cuban labour *contracts. DaWel says it will iindoubtedly ...

... SLAVES AND SLAVERY. the lialsonsedan religion; says a French jOllllll4 wHlt. on the coming enti-Slavery Congress at w dote not imply slavery. there Is no doubt that slavery will never be sgv.pt away so long as Mehourdanism exists In foam. Neither rights ...

... SLAVERY IN AFRICA. Krause, a West African traveller of some note, who first drew the attention of the authorities to the fact that slaves were being sold in the German settlement of Togo, has written • letter from Kt:undo, which is published in Berlin ...

... the jubilee of the abolition of slavery in the British Colonies, to pass in review the work of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society during the last half-century. and to consider the subject of existing slavery in some parts of the world. Lord ...

... BUXTON AND THE ANTI-SLAVERY CAUSE. When returning health enabled him to resume his labours, Buxton found that every year brought froth adherents to the canes; at the outset he had himself favoured gradual abolition as the only open course, but am eventa ...

... Star Prosocutad. BREACH OF THE FACTORY ACM WHITE SLAVERY IN WICKLOW. A MERE BOY WORKS 22 HOURS. MANAGER HEAVILY FINED. On Monday at the Wicklow Petty Sesaions, before Mr Julius Casement. presiding, and several other magistrates. 1' J Sheehan, manager ...

... TUR: DAY, OCTOBER 21, 1893. SLAVERY IN SOUDAN. Father Ohms'der, who was for 10 in captivity under the hiabdi, sends to the British and Fcreign Anti-Slavery Society • report on the slave trade of the &edam that slaves under the Kabdi suffer far mote than ...

... no part in this miller. What the society was coneerned with wis the suppression of slavery, and they bad receiyed no information leading them to con. elude that slavery misted at the present time in Menai&land. It was true that it existed in Matabeleland ...

... utters dismal warnings se be lb. bed of wearing each 1.4.. badge. of slavery. It will, however, occur to many of his that the bramiet was not originally es avoch a meek of slavery as of honour and Slinky. Armlet*, which are • different thing sad fastened ...

... very well the objection. It wee not to the Chinamen coming to the United States, but to I their coming in • condition of slavery. He hoped when • he visited China to look into this question more closely, to for himself the practical operations of the ...

... ago, and it is so with you now. It is strange thot • people who put slavery at an immense sacritios not able to sopprew monopoly, which is but a milder form of the same evil. Under slavery the man was aimed and his I+bour was stolen from him, the profit ...

... qMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. le the Boren Or tonne, July 21, Lord Siff boom called attention to the of slavery in Cube He held that 0 . gm part of Sheila bad Neu • breach Of w oy moment* with this country In respect of the .belltion of he ; and while all for ...