... pat UR Spat SMe CULLON 1 appily now on strike and | of the their employers. and and in SLAVERY IN EGYPT. a fa Cairo, W Fe eee VO ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. It is evident from the attention which i»brin« direeted to the subject slavery in Zanzibar under a British Protectorate that our Foreign Office will (writes correspondent of the Morning Post be obliged to put its house in order without ...

... SLAVERY ZANZIBAR The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society has addressed a memorial Lord Rosebery urging upon Her Majesty’« Government the importance of proclaiming the abolition of the legal status of slavery in the British protectorate of Zanzibar ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Mr THOMAS BAYLEY asked if Her Majesty’s subjects could legally own or employ slaves in the British protectorate of Zanzibar. Sir J. RIGBY answered the negative, but added that they could, and, indeed, did, employ slaves for various ...

... I SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. ,ral It is evident from the attention which is being to directed to the subject of slavery in Zanzibar ad under a British Protectorate that our Foreign Office will (writes a correspondent of the th Morning Post ) be obliged to ...

... point selected best possible for such a pr THE ‘ABOLITION OF SLAVERY Paris, Thursday eve M. Gambetta attended a banquet given h sht. evening to celebrate the anniversary of the al er the of slavery. ubk a The President of the Cham proposing the teast of all ...

... communication to the chairman of the Vomm to be | Londom Bankers, and to the Country Bankers com. | on the subject. from m the SLAVERY IN MADAGASCAR. Io Atkinson, ment Sir FERGUSSON said the grave ment which he referred some three months ago, ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Tiln abolitionists in America have achieved a very con- siderable, but we fear a very temporary triumph, in the State of New York. The antagonism that subsists be- tween the Northern and the Southern States on the slavery question ...

... SPAIN AND SLAVERY. MADRID, Sunday. The Debates in the House of Lords have been ning criticised with some bitterness by the Madrid press. thur The Minister for the Colonies declared in the (Jortes .P.,: on Friday that Spain had taken no engagements with ...

... SLAVERY MADAGASCAR, reply to Mr M*Arthur, Sir JAMES FERGUSSON said—Grave abuses are said to have occurred recently, practically a slave trade, in connection with the shipment of labourers from West Coast of Madagascar to Reunion. It alleged that British ...

... abolition the status of slavery depends very much on the development of the country. A proclamation is in force that children of slaves born after a certain date shall free, so that before very many years have elapsed slavery must come to end. (Hear, ...

... SLAVERY ZANZIBAR. Mr CUKZON, answering questions by Dalziel, Commander Bethel), and others, said he hoped before Kaster to be in a position to make full statement on the subject of slavery in Zanzibar and Pemba, and the atepi taken to abolish it. ...