... Negro Emancipation. I wrote some- what hurriedly and without reference to books. Wilberforce died in 1833, shortly after slavery had been abolished in all the British Colonies. His son Samuel Wilberforce became Bishop, first of Oxford, and afterwards ...

... of 82. SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Mr J. A. Pease next called attention to the ques- tion of slavery in Zinzibar, and moved an amend- ment expressing regret that, having regard to the assurances given by the Government as to the abolition of slavery throughout ...

... nfS' a°ain'. s^10cks the virtuous soul is ree. orn Radicals. The name of slavery (luite sufficient to arouse their n' -anc* they have not the thaf61106- .lliclu*re whether the slavery or 18 a^avei'v they imagine, the «il. « ...

... touched upon the origin and progress of the movement, and said that they were there to try and free men from the worst kind of slavery. He im- pressed upon them the difficulty of abolishing all public houses, as the tavern was of great antiquity. He would make ...

... Slavery has been abolished in Madagascar by the French. The 55th anniversary of the birth of the Prince of Wales was very generally celebrated on Monday, in London and the provinces. General Sir R. Wilbraham, K.C.J! of Rode Hall, a large landowner in ...

... political and social advar.ee- ment of New South Wales; Mrs. Bcecher Stowe, whose chief energies were devoted to the anti-slavery movement in America; and Prince Lobanoif, the Czar's Foreign Minister, who contrived in an incredibly short space of time ...

... mystic Swedenberg, on modern thought. Some particulars of an interesting phase of Chinese life is given in the article on Slavery in China. PHOTOGRAPHY. How much can be done by photography in the studio is shown by the frontispiece of the Junior Photographer ...

... all the high attainment in their scope That noblest dreams of good can picture forth— That these should choose a willing slavery Near proves them fools unworthy to be free. For what avails it that the world is fair With visions of the glory that might ...

... including the IJLOTT)-Q-Kon G T: F the STUART RENDELS, the BOWEN-ROWLANDS, and all the rest of the party, have been sold into the slavery of the Ishmaelites of Home Rule; and when the day of reckoning comes they will be found sitting in shreds and tatters of political ...

... them still, and, if they returned to her now, she would shelter and comfort them, though she could not but feel that the slavery of Wales was on their heads and the heads of those like them. Very gently and kindly did the wanderer contrive to comfort ...

... a medal md fonr days' extra pay would be given to the Metropolitan police in respect of their labours during the Jubilee. SLAVERY AT ZANZIBAR. Mr Curson, replying to a series of questions put by Sir C. Dilke, said instructions have been sent by telegraph ...

... case of an old man 82 years of aóe, he said that he was told off to look after tramps, Pigs and baking. This he declared was slavery in eyery. sense of the word, and it was time to put end to it. In other Unions a man is appointed to attend to the tramps ...