... many the enormous evil of slavery, and of convincing them of their practical and constitutional connexion with slavery; and that we rejoice in the efforts that are making to free some of the Churches from the incubus of slavery. And we trust that the ' ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL, TO THR EDITOR OFP TU PRUDMe. Si-In your issue of to-day appears a notice taken from the Pall Hall Gapette of the working of slavery il Brazil. The Pal MaU Gazaek, which seems t, have madea set against Bral, ?? lead persons to Suppose ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Official correspondence from February, 1895, to the middle of June last, respecting slavery in the Zanzibar dominions, was issued last night as a parliamentary paper. Writing to Lord Salisbury on February 20th, of the present year ...

... would maintain the Mohammedan law : and all ancient customs, including slavery. The committee would, however, respectfully submit that for the Mohammedan local law or custom of i slavery to override the law of Great Britain in a r district adiministered by ...

... letter of the 7imnes:-Before parliament rose a question was put to Sir Stafford Northoote regarding the sale of girls and slavery generally in India. The subject is a very old one, and the fullest detail will be found in old pailiamentaxy parers on India ...

... THE TALMUD AND SLAVERY. Rabbi Dr. K. Kohler gives in the egotaeiai the ?? a man a purpose in life, and ho becomes free-an image of his Maker. This is theI principle which underlies as a motive power the history and the religion of the Jewish people. lsrael' ...

... of the reasonable advocates of abolition who include the vast majority of Englishmen. It puts an end to the only form of slavery to which serious objection can be taken-, it is just to the owners and to the State, and it makes careful provision for dangers ...

... be made. But we hate, detest, and despise the enemy far more than we love and admire slavery, and if our liberties cannot be gained but by the sacrifice of slavery, we are prepared to make that sacrifice, und to urge thut esacrifice upon our countrymen ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. VI'LttE travelling not long ago ill one of the south. westcrn counties in Virginia, the following thrilling incidelt to olc p ?? in the stage-coach, soon after breakfast, the morning being a delightful one in the latter part of the ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin has ?? the following letter to Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe: to Palace, Dublin, Jan. 6, 1863. DEArD HADAM-In acknowledging your letter and i pamphlet, I take the opportunity of laying before to ...

... AMERICA14 SLAVERY. I To tar COUNTtymEN-AO intelligent and long-tried abolitionist (James Mi. IlKine, Esq., of Philadelphia, United States of America,) was in Dublin recently. A few evenings since he delivered an address to the Cornmittee of the Dublin ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Tort subject of slavery iii the Untited States, is of groat intere., to the Chri~tiait public of' this Country. It may not lie very gplendraly kinowin that tile Metho- dlist Church, which is the largest udt'rorninatiorn in the States ...