SATURDAY, FEB. 23, 1884 1118 PARCZL POST
... espreseed accuracy of the telegrams which bad be key to the whole eseetton, be *bought be Owed he the ditteressee between slavery to the Semen trade. ...
... espreseed accuracy of the telegrams which bad be key to the whole eseetton, be *bought be Owed he the ditteressee between slavery to the Semen trade. ...
... when he secured the insertion of the clause that declares that all men are born free and equal, avowing his belief that slavery would thus be abolished in the State. The late judge attained considerable eminence as a lawyer, especially in bankruptcy ...
... melodies. During the evening one of the performers gave an interesting account of his life before he was emancipated from slavery. StiouTlNG.—For the first time in a long series of years the redoubtable Colour-Sergeant K. A. Lunnon will not represent his ...
... would have coo' her term of Opposition, but there were worse situations than a militant Opposition, it was better than that slavery which sometimes co m,cked the name of power. At the close of his epoch Mr. Asquith received a vote of confidence. ...
... seas, with intent to do grievous bodily harm ; crimes and offences against the laws of both countries for the suppression of slavery and slave trading. Extradition is also to take place for participation in any of the crimes mentioned in this oonventlon or ...
... as the Khalifa is aware that a defeat would be his death blow, and the dervishes know that the Government would abolish slavery. Fighting between Joann and Beggary Arabs is reported from Berber. Two spies have been tried by court martial and sentenced ...
... against slavery in any form has been clearly demonstrated lately, and must have reminded many upon whom the snows of years have gathered, of the enthusiasm crested by the thunders launched by Brougham against the system half a century ago. Slavery, as many ...
... EGYPTIAN SLAVE TRADE. The Premier has forwarded the annexed reply to the memorial t en him by the British and Foreign Anti• Slavery Society, through Mr. Arthur Pear, M.P., on the 23rd ult.:— Hawarden Castle, Chester, Sept. 27. Dear Mr. Pease,—l have ...
... WOMEN BARTERED FOR GOATS. The Secretary of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society has communicated to the Prete a despatch from Mr. Ainsworth, the Imperial British East Africa Company's administrator in Machako's district, 2.50 miles inland from ...
... way, His wonders to perform, and that had been illustrated in regard to the West Indian islands. It was not long ago that slavery was carried on in those islands. In 1768 one of the slave owners was very ill and the doctors gave biro no hopes unless he ...
... Proclamation to his Army:— Our Christian brethren in Turkey have been g for centuries under the Ottoman yoke. 'c r lll n slavery has been a terrible one. All that is dear to man, the sacred religion ofChrit honour, and the proceeds of toil—all have been ...
... unworthy to sing !—.Day of Rest. DOMESTIC SLAVERY ON THE GOLD COAST. Domestic slavery, such as it existed on the Coast of Guinea, did not appear to me so very dreadful a thing after all. Of course the idea of slavery, under any form whatever, has now become ...