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... SLAVERY. Several., important deputations repre- -a senting aunti-slavery views waitd cn the h Foreign Officqe yesterday, mwith a view to 'F protest against, the continuance of slavery in Zanzibar arand other, places. In the .absence of Lord Salisbury ...
... NO SLAVERY. The Committee of the British and Foreign A uti.SIAvery Society met on Monday, and passed a resolution deolaring that the society would strenuously oppose anything short of the immediate abolition of the legal status of slavery in the entire ...
... SLAVERY IN AFRICA. Terrible Atrocities. Mail steamers which have just arrived at Mar- seilles bring news of exciting events in Africa. The Arab slave-dealers have devastated entire districts north of the Tanganyika for hundreds of miles. In the Umndi ...
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... ENGLISH CHILDREN IN SLAVERY. Mr. Littler, Q.C., writes to the papers to say that a copy of the following telegram from Mr. Faw- cett has been sent to him by the Foreign Office: Through kind offices French Embassy and Consulate have succeeded in obtaining ...
... son of slaves, he followed tile parental a calling until the war of the early sixties It, tosseu him from a slavery called such to a' ith slavery called freedom. From the latter ye state however, lie fought his way out, and nd although fourteen or fifteen ...
... SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. SHOCKING ILL-TREATMENT OF A NEGRO it loy-. At the conclusion of the ?? businessat the o Croydon Borough Police Court on ruesda', a lady catoiue beftre thet magistrates, accompanfed by a servant and a little negro buy, and said she ...
... SLAVERY IN AiFRICA. A t'EiNSATIONA0 L STATEMENTN OFFM- 0IALLY CONTRAJDICTEDI t E Th)e M17anester CIalrdian on Thursday said that lI letters trout its correspounleit at mosubasa stated a, ti rit an agreematent hals been entered into between hi thc rt' ...
... RAILWAY SLAVERY, Mr. Bass, M.P., has published a lotter which he has ad I dressed to the chairman of the Midland Railway Company, to substantiate his aecusations against that company of overworking their servants, John Walker, late ongine. driver in the ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONGRESS. LCD,TRA.L KKWS TEI,EGRA.M.l BRUSSELS, Thursday. A lat eSort is being r-ia-de by the Powers t& obtain the adhesion of Fra,noe and Portugal M the anti-sla.very ino'emeut. To-day was tht- day under the orign-ia.1 s.rra.ngemeiu ...
... THE WHITE SLAVERY OF SWEATING. Mr Arnold White gave further evidence to-day before the Lords' Committee on sweating. He said in the cabinet-making many large firms sub- let their work, and this was again sub-let and done by bpys. The name of the big firm ...
... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Effects—Human and Otherwise This month, it seems, marks the jubiJee JJ uf I the abolition of slavery in the West Indies. A correspondent, writing to the Pall Mall Gazette, mentions the fact that he found himself '» Demerara during ...