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... the reprematation of Liverpool. At a meeting held in London on Thursday, under the auspices of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, resolutions were adopted urging the Government to insist on the absolute abolition of the slave trade in Egypt. Earl ...
... Evening at 8, under the direction of Mr E. Aecberherg. Tez OF BET. — Replying to a request of the British and Foreign Anil Slavery Society to mon i es a deputation on the subject of the explorer's relief, Lord Iddesleigh says :— Some private persons In ...
... WILLIS W. ay Boner Nurser. KWCABTLZTON.—The 4 or be led tem Yr eskbialc Libbesbale AbbertinT r. JULY t. TUE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. The Abe-Slavery Corifereuce has now virtually eoueluded its labours, which have been of • complex nature. Delegates from seventeen ...
... closer relations with the Weal, maintains ''its unchanging character, and in the Oriental scheme of life the it stitution of slavery is Hut laws against this relic of the worst barbarianism exist in the principal Mohammedan countries, and oar aim of the ...
... Eltssm—Mr Jon. Nichol. hem ; Mr W. sad Mrs Braila, from Mr Ms hook Tomday night of last meek Mr Peal Mamas, a coloured advocate slavery and with hie party, numbering • quertett in all, pre an entertainment in the . cementing of Jubilee hymns, end a abort on ...
... Ithertiatt WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1879. A PARISH APPRENTICE. One would have thought that the old social abuse of pariah-apprentice slavery had been abolished for ever in England. It would seem hardly feasible that in these days of general education and penny newspapers ...
... versions of General Gordon's proclamation published in the papers showed that the proclamation referred only to domestic slavery existutg in the Soudan. The Duke of Richmond's Cattle Disease Bill passed through committee. In committee on the Government ...
... Nyestead. Lard Howbeit', in reply, said England haring pot her hand to the plough in the matter of the suppression of slavery. would not be able, If she were willing, go back. He did not say that as pledging the Govetoment to any omelet of poficy with ...
... things ere the of wise meta. but too memo of fools. rays Hobbes. 'He is quite right ; and all the sorts of slavery that tans are sub** to. the slavery of mere wade the ems from which we are slowest to break awe . For example : Mrs Bliss . ablation, 1~ Tewkesbury ...
... for evil, formed pro hue vice among the Powers. By such a combination, though it was only partial, Greece was restored from slavery to freedom; and Belgium obtained her emancipation from the incorporating union which the Congress of Vienna, with its utter ...
... judgment of high Heaven, which could not be interfered with. Some people doubted the desirability of temperance work ; but slavery bad been abolished by this country and in America not many years ago, and they bad reason to look for success in their crus ...
... route, and W 1 per mad We Lisboa. Mr Stanley was on Wednesday eaNAmiod at lunch by the Committee of Management of the Anti, Slavery Society at Boma& In responding to tbe Meet of his health, Mr Smoky declared that tbe Arab ivory hunters were a muss to Africa ...