... SLAVERY IN CALCUTTA. There is a curious old-world Gazette that tells 03 cf slave life at Calcutta, and gives us strange glimpses of a time that is no more. To make up for the lack of khitmudr and cook, our subaltern provided himself with a slave, ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. Mr. Smith, draper, of Tamworth, must be pretty thick-skinned if he i9 not very much ashamed of himself to-day. On the night of Saturday, August 19th, after having been in the shop from eight in the morning till half-past ten at night, two ...

... SLAVERY IN A BRITISH PROTECTORATE. Some time ago Mr. C. B. Allen, the secretary of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, wrote a letter in which he called attention to the extent of the sea traffic in slaves that still goes on both into and out ...

... at the time, the fetters ,f°a million slaves. But though slavery in British (Ominions is now happily buried in a well-deserved Oblivion, there yet remains to be settled the ques- lon of slavery i° tSritisb Protectorates. In the iouse of Commons o0 Thursday ...

... in cnind of the old dayaof slavery. Bat the slavery of drink was far more reaching than the slavery of old, and far more dreadful in its results. When they saw their young men and women degraded a.nd mocked by this slavery it was time they lifted up their ...

... ^menus .aring the revolt of ,1 une, 1881. Cazorda thus remained thirteen years in cap- tivity. He states there was still slavery at Figuig, about 160 Europeans having been cap- tured with him. After his escape he walked i northerly direction for 80 days ...

... substantiate charges against the Niger Company's officials. Other charges which the Oil Rivers Company bring are of connhauce at slavery within the Niger Company's territories and cruelty to the Egosta people, who, the Oil River Company allege, were practically ...

... ~slatouFI BABES ON the plantations The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society has received the following information, showing that the slave trade, formerly denounced as exist- ing between tho Portuguese islands of San Thome and Principe and the West ...

... Somerset Light Infantry v/ho IH acting as Judge-Advocate, up to-dav (Thursday) before the Diarti*i iPIQ evidence iti the slavery he spoke in Arabic, and #lstened to with profound attention. PHjthe sale of slaves Was a v? Uq cff»nce, aQd there ...

... to influence them in any way while on the bench. Mr. ASUUITH said these remarks were gratuitous, and wholly unjustifiable. SLAVERY. Sir E. GREY, s,nswering Mr. Tiley, said the Government did not propose to take any further steps for the suppression of the ...

... They persisted in doing so; some of them were imprisoned, others were fined, and the most hardened among them were sold to slavery. Did these men do right ? In the first half of this century there was a law in the United States which forbade all American ...

... their supremacy has remained practically unchallenged for ages. CKrcumstanaes have so ordained it that the the upholders of slavery and the State right party of other days—should, iuracing language, carry our money. Tine has closed up the wide gaps which ...