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1850 - 1899
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NONCONFORMISTS AND HOME RUf.E

... supported the leading English Noiiconformists, though they may have been Gladstone who defended slavery in the West Indies, and this putting down slavery to great extent money question affecting the prosperity of the country. Home Rule is uot matter of ...

THE AMERICAN WAR MINISTER

... studied tor the law at Arisons, and made bis money in curious way. Nearly every Mexican at that time held peon in bandage or slavery, and United States law provided that ZSdol. should be given to anyone who should secure the indulnient of any such slave-holder ...

AFFAIRS IN BURMAH

... slaves were released, and Oponda was compelled send the slave-trader* out of his country and agree to the entire abolition slavery tlwre. rebuilding the town, but t!ie (Commissioner ha* htd strong loft built tl»e op|iosite bank of the Ktdri, which completely ...

FORGING A FRIEND’S NAME

... Arabs and the blacks, to their ultimate destruction. The importation of slaves into Pemba has ceased, and the legal status of slavery has been abolished; but a good many have been smuggled out of the islana. In consequence, the Sultan has been moved proclaim ...

THE SLAVE-DEALING PASHAS

... trial, two surrendered by Siawarhi Pasha, who were bought by him last year, and another brought by a dealer. ’Although tin; slavery bureau free* any slave applying to it, many, especially the youngest, slaves remain for years in ignorance of its ▼cry existence ...

their former lerel (bear, hear), and had the ■atietactiou of telling them that he had had a letter from Mr

... upon the retention of Uganda, which was mission of great importance, not only to the Empire, but in view of the abolition of slavery ; the despatch the Australian Squadron on day’s notice to the Sandwich Islands; showed they were now alive to tha importance ...

House of Commons —Friday

... suppression of the slave trade, Mr. J. A. Pease moved reduction of £lOO in order protest against the continuance of domestic slavery in Zanziliar and Pemba, which were under British protection.—Sir E. (Jrey replied that the object of his hon. friend was one ...

YATKLKY

... Monday evening the programme consisted solos, part songs. Ac., sung in the days of slavery, and one of the singers gave account of his life and wonderful escape from slavery. On Tuesday evening service of song entitled “Uncle Tom’s Cabin was given. There ...

BASINGSTOKE

... Hitherto their masters, who were churchmen, oompolled them to attend church, and so they got associate the institntion of slavery with the church, from which consequently they broke away as soon as the emancipation took place. Untaught they were their ...

Old Hr. Michael's

... Lancaster cK. bD. Bristol Scott bD. Bristol - Dexter Barlow P. Bibtol 15 (loiter run out Kyles Bristol .. 1 Slavery P. Bitttoi 2 Beard niß out ..Tf run out 7 Banltenr run out 4 Bye Besgley Woodford out Extras 7 The Vvjck t. Stratfield Tcrois ...