... rOLITlCAL SLAVERY. It were a thrice-told tale to discourse about the Slave Circular. That famous document has been beaten out like corn under the flail. There is lie grain of wheat to be found among the wasie straw of parliamentary rhetoric. The nood ...

... papers, respecting it. The same nobk duke, replying to Lord Shaftesbury, who asked whether the Government intended to suppress slavery in Cyprus, said Government would be in a position to state what course they intended to pursue when they had received Sir ...

... territories on the Gold would | «cti'f»icto:y which involved the recognition of slavery iu any form. * He did not believe in what was termed the , pranuil suppression'' «»f slavery ■■til he was shown the , first step, and called upon Government to say j wbnt ...

... interfere with the status of domestic slavery in Zanzibar, nor with the b'^ia iide transport of slaves from one part of the Sultan's territory to another, which does not indicate that deep abhorrence of slavery now expressed on public platforms. More ...

... Salisbury stated, in answer to Lord Shaftesbury, that he had been aesured both by Sir Ganietlseley and Colonel Biddulph that slavery did not in the of Cyprus. If any cave of involuntary servitude were shown It. exiwt, lee Majetty's Government would not hesitate ...

... of Grrf^afe Britain were indebted very deeply indeed to their coloured brethren, as we had been far too prone to look on slavery as a heathen institution, and let it never be forgotten that it was the shameful legacy we left. and; for which we were in ...

... fit StMUEL BAKKR SLAV LEV. Sir Samuel B iker delivered the Rede lecture, at Cambridge, on Tuesday ; the Ruhj-ct being Slavery. He pointed out that *o Mahomelani m prevailed, the custom polygamy, necessitating an importation female slaves, would rend-r ...

... abolish- ing slavery on the West Coast of Africa is published. In the petition which the kings and chiefs have presented to Governor Strahan on the subject, they complain ti it-, whereas his Excelleucy had given them to understand that although slavery was to ...

... formed arch above her head. One of the occupants of the upper story was also killed, and six other persons were seriously SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. A letter from Zanribar states that the Frere mission has indirectly brought about a very important result. The ...

... sn behalf of the clergy and people as the first prince unanimously chosen by the Bul zarian nation after live centuries of slavery. The Prince then rode to the palace. being greetesl most enthusiastically by the crowd, that lined the streets to are and ...

... on board any of her Majesty's ships should be treated as free, and neither removed nor ordered to leave on the ground of slavery and that an address should be presented to the Crown for the with- drawal of all circulars limiting the discretion of 0001- ...

... from a political and financial point of view. The revenue was rjkKidly increasing, and the ordinance for the. abolition of slavery was working Stcoothty, except in so far as the intermixture of French stations with our own upon tbs coast create a conflict ...