... the Society of Friends that the Govern menthadno intention of departing from their pledge to abolish the legal status of slavery in Zanzibar and Pemba, but felt that the change must not be effected too abruptly. It is stated that Sir W. R. Anson, Warden ...

... or foreign co 11 States. I am also aware that on several occasions a. l. you have accused the Transvaal Government of k Le slavery and inhumanity, but you have never been *n able to adduce any satisfactory evidence to support c a the accusation. I do not ...

... authorities under Baron von Elze loyally capture and set free *tslave caravans. The steamer is the gift of the German Anti-Slavery Society - yet it is acting h against the Berlin Treaty and Brussels Conference l decrees, it is helpilig the traders to evade ...

... themselves to the international movement for the emnancipar- tion of the people from the thraldomn of capitalism and wage-slavery, and for the realisation of collective ownership in the means of life, and (2) to an eight hours day by legal enactment. At ...

... number of deaths up to 83. Sil J6HM - sx, one of the chief secretaries from this country. to the International Conference upon Slavery, was engaged for some time with Lord Salis- bury at the Foreign Office, yesterday, and will leave London for Brussels tbis ...

... cracked, anil freqedom was time right of all, lint r. sfpokn to lier and kindly listened to the recital of tlher early days of slaver~y before she( found at home mliii Liberia. Mis Ri~x liad for the last fifty years a bt-ii saving upt to Pay for hear visit ...

... season numbers of lambs have disappeared, and it is *to believed by shepherds that the havoc has been done Us by foxes. 11s SLAVERY IN Tuxis.-The D tily News per correspondent at Tunis says:-Hamda Ben 168 Achain, dragoman of the British Consulate, 6s ...

... into a *h re-ion known to be rich in ivory and supposed to . contain mineral wvealth. it- The subject of the abolition of slavery continues w to receive the closest attention, and there are i evident signs that the end desired is bling steadily a worked ...

... blacks in South America before the emancipation, left There were now, he believed, some in a, state equal to yom, that of slavery. The fact was the state of things MwD was a, disg race to Scotland. They now camneto their of tis Iown oxperience-the experiehce ...

... it was tihe bounderi duty of every -itizen to see that wealth was produced tinder conditions that did riot entail absolute slavery and misery upon those who were creating it. Artisans who had received in- etresses of wages had donle so at the expeirsej ...

... 1 United Service Magazine for October, which it; just issued, contains au article by General Lord Wolsoley on The Anti-Slavery Congress. He thinks public opinion should be brought to bear upon the question, and for ,that purpose argues that committees ...

... slave in England. Engliplimen and Scotchimen were sent out to the West Indian Ilands, and bilame slaves the're. For some time slavery was a permitted .to exioit there in a very limited form, and lie ,here was nothing to pr~event its existence in this Id country ...