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... SLAVERY AND LABOUR. The difficulties in regard to labour supply which follow the emancipation of slaves are referred to in reports by Mr. W. F. Segrave from Baltimore, and by Mr. F. S. Hampshire, Acting Consul at Santos, in Brazil. Mr. Segrave says that ...
... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. APUBLIC MEETING. on behalf of the FREED SLAVES, will be held in the George Assembly Room, FERRITE, on FILIDAT Evening, Max 12th, 1885. The Rev. B. J. Bum's, Vicar, will take the Chair at 7 o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by Captain ...
... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. A PUBLIC MEETING, behalf of the FREED SLAVES, will held in the Grohob Ashcmblt Houm, PENRITH, on Friday Evening, Mat 12th, 1865. The Rev. S. J. BI'TLER, Vicar, will take the Chair 7 o’clock. Ad ...
... AFRICAN SLAVERY. Reports on the slave trade on the East Coast of Africa, published as parliamentary papers, contain English and French Which has passed between the on this subject. Colonel Euan Smith, writing from Zanzibar . on Oct. 21, states that since ...
... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. In reply W Dr. Cameron, L nt Ftrziunalca eoninued the statement that the French Government had declared that all native; under French protection in lon ccu shall liberate their slam, and air J. Hay bad Leen directed to give similar ...
... WHITE SLAVERY. The Birmingham Daily Pont says :—On the Birmingham and Aston Tramways we are told the mon have to work no fewer than 16 hones a day, making 15 trips daily, to and fro, of en hour each, end spending another hour in shunting and other operations ...
... THE SLAVERY CONFERENCE. Two Bine-books have been lamed, containing the reports, In French and English, of the sittings in the Belgian capital, of the plenipotentiaees who were appointed by their respective Governments to seek the best means for bringing ...
... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. A correspondent of the Times, writing from Zw• zibar on the till, espresso, the opini that up to the present the Stilton has addressed himself honestly to the task of performing his share in the provisions of the Anti.dlavery Treaty ...
... ROYALTY AND SLAVERY. Public feeling on the matter was further aroused when at the end of May, 1840, news reached England of the suffocation of six hundred slam in the Middle Passage, and the death of en hundred more in the same vessel during her news ...
... SLAVERY IN INDIA. The Punjaub authorities are just now engaged in trying to stop a traffic in slaves which is said to have existed from time immemorial. So the Daily Sots Calcutta correspondent tells us. But what have the Punjaub authorities been thinking ...
... [TED STATES’ SLAVERY. A man and brother,” mortstates of America, not debts and transmitted by gaged, seized for his property, can possess of inheritance or will, * members of his himself no XdleKez Free Trader, body, even, are not ms °™*. . . hundred ...
... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN CUBA. Senor d'Albseete, the Minister of the Colonies, read in the Senate at Madrid the Government Bill relating to the abolition of slavery in Cuba. In explaining the object and intention of the bill. the Minister said that slavery was ...