... Stanley. Tae members ofj the anti-Slavery Conference at Brussels, from which good results may be expected, ought to turn their attention to the letter which has appeared from a Turkish gentleman respecting the existence of slavery in its worst type in Turkey ...

... WOMEN BARTERED FOR GOATS. The Secretary of the British and Foreign Anti* Slavery Society has communicated to the Trees despatch from Mr. Ainsworth, the Imperial British East Africa Company's administrator Machako's district, 250 miles inland from Mombasa ...

... heard of.” Asked as to the condition of the slave trade, Mr. Lawson replied: “Slavery exists, !it is true, but only in its mildest forms. The more revolting forms of slavery are scarcely ! known, and thanks to the German administration there are skve caravans ...

... made in the first instance and urging formal inquiry into the proceedings of the Gold Coast authorities in the matter of slavery. Sir Robert Herbert replies on May II refusing such aninquiry, as the attempt of the society to substantiate its allegations ...

... ” had opened the eyes of England to slavery in the States, but what after all was that to the slavery of the drink in England? She ventured to say that drink was doing more mischief in this country than ever slavery did in America. (Hear, hear). Drinkwasdoing ...

... done an altogether obscure corner the world. Tnr. Anti-Slavery Congress, which has just held its at tho church of St. Sulpioo, Paris, contrasted strikingly in shortness of duration with the Anti-Slavery Conference attended by representatives of the Powers ...

... there very great deal of slavery on the continent of Africa Itself. Another field of slavery was Brazil, and the president the Anti-Slavery Society and some colleagues were working in order redeem that country from the taint slavery. They were looking forward ...

... information you may desire. Two more points I will mention to you to-day the one provision that there shall no slavery, or anything approaching slavery. prevision existed in the former Convention. The Transvaal representatives have willingly consented to the ...

... allowed to acquire land, but the transfer must be made in tbe name of the Location Commission. No slavery or apprenticeship partaking of tbe nature of slavery is to be tolerated. Complete freedom of religion is guaranteed. Loyalists are not to be molested ...

... A DRINK DIFFICULTY. The Anti-Slavery Conference adopted chapter 5 of the General Act which deals with the trade in spirits. zone having for limit the 20th degree of latitude north and the 22nd degree of latitude south, teaching the Atlantic on the west ...

... Successful Painter—The Girl with Hopes—A Declining Industry —An Interesting Woman —Labour in Bye-gone times —Zanzibar and Slavery—The Scotchman and his Money—The World’s Newspapers—Railway Trafficand other matters of interest. ...

... 1833, that he delivered his maiden speech in the House of Commons, reply to Lord Howick, on the slavery question, when be expressed himself as opposed to slavery, but tot favour of hasty and wholesale enfranchise* ...