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... SLAVERY AT ZANZIBAR. II any on« want* instance of tfc* difficulties in the way of reformers, and of tho alow rate which improvement travels, could hardly have a better than the Blue Book Slavery Zausibar. read* that in 1875 a law passed making the importation ...
... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. THE Public are respectfully informed, that MISS REMOND, a lady of colour, from Salem, Massachusetts, U.S., will deliver a LECTURE on AMERICAN SLAVERY, in the Temperance Hall, Bolton, on Monday Next, September 26, 1859. —The Chair to ...
... ENCOURAGING SLAVERY. The Aborigines Protection Society have again detected British authorities winking slavery. This time the offence takes place in the Lagos hinterland. A female stave escaped from her ■ muster the interior and came the seat of government ...
... MINING SLAVERY. 5,400 WOMEN AND EMPLOYED. The Berlin correspondent of the Daily Chronicle says: The Vonrarts, in a striUag article, draws public attention to the miserable condition of the coal miners Upper Silesia, and especially to the TX>3)tico ...
... THE SLAVERY CIRCULAR. Mr. gave netiee the following amendment to Mr. Whitbread's motion on the Slavery Circular: That, in the opinion this House, it is desirable te obtain further information from the Royal slavery, both as to the instructions issued ...
... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. The report and the ilare trade Zanaibtr, which has been recently presented to the Committee of the Britiph and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society their special commistioDer. Mr. Donald Mackeosie, states that within the laat few years England ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY, TO-MOHROW (Sunday, March 29th), TWO SERMONS wilt be Preached in the Temperance Hall, Bolton, by the REV. W.C. DENISON, Chaplain of the George Gristccli. Service to commence in the Afternoon Three, Evening at Seven. There will be no ...
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... Anti-Slavery. THE Bolton Olivb Leap Circle” have received from the depot in London, SAMPLES OF FREE LABOUR GOODS, which may be seen at Miss Stockdale’s, Market-place; where also may be had Elihd Burritt’s Twenty Reasons Jot the disuse of Slate- Labour ...
... THE GOVERNMENT AND SLAVERY. The Saturday Review says: — In the debate the Fugitive Slave Circulars, to the question—ls the standing policy of the Foreign Office to be maintained, or shall there be a new policy ?—the Ministry plainly replied that it cannot ...
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