... SLAVERY IN CUT Mr. BOURKE said, in reply to air. Anderson, that a short time ago the attention of the Spanish Government had been milled to iM treaty obligations with regard to the enfranchisement of the slave population in the proposed changes in the ...

... the steamer, and told a very pathetic story of her career. Her name is Martha Anne Rix, and she is a widow. She was born in slavery in the United States, and when a few years old was bought by her father and taken by him to Liberia, West Africa. There the ...

... Africa. Sir C. Dilke, reverting to the question of slavery in Zanzibar, maintained that it could be disposed of without difficulty by following the course which was taken when it was recognised that slavery must cease in India. Mr. Labouchere asked what precisely ...

... chief Reached, the Vail of the Falls di-trict, according to which Captain ,Licques and his eompanions of the Belgian Anti- Slavery Expedition been massacred, that the same fate had overtaken Captain Bis and his nen in the Kataxtga distiict, and that the ...

... ofeby brought back .no tidings of the white pewlerrseiin Khartoum who at the time of Gordon's • taken prisoners and sold into slavery. A were several young high-born Italian had gone out as nuns in the serriesuf . Catholic Church. After the fall of these nuns ...

... for there wen five of each sex, is a heartrending one. Aocordhu to the account which has reached the British Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, they were shippe4 twelve months ago with about 100 other slaves from Zanzibar, by slave-trading Arabs. The dhor on ...

... had f in the settlement, ought to be ashamed was done. They had been led into the the or slavery; or if they were not in the pit Were on the path which led to slavery, ^•te right.) The Sliding Scale had been in such a manner that it deserved to billed and ...

... against her Msjes'y's authoritv. His lordship said the Boer' now strenuously denied the allegrgions agnuest m with regard to slavery, but the evidence given by Dr. Livingstone and other missionaries, and terra out by official statements and document*. St ...

... where his keen interest in the royal sport is much appreciated, Emin Pa.sha, the great African explorer and opponent of slavery, has once more been reported killed by the Arabs. By birth Emin Pasha is a German, and according to his own account he is ...

... anarchy. The Turcomans continue to ravage the country unchecled, and are sweeping off the inhabitants of numerous villages into slavery. Owing to Ayoob'a efforts to organise a fresh expedition against us,the people in all the provinces are ground down with the ...

... Lovett, Mr. and Mrs. Lovett, Dr. Murray, Mr. James Goodison, Mr. Percival Lovett, Mr. Delmer (representing the Belgian Anti Slavery Society), Mr. Morten lambert (Captain Cameron's private secretary), Captain Sapte, Mr. Alwyn Sapte, Mr. Henry Lovett. Cameron ...

... anti-progressive notions re- ceived from Palestine, such as slavery, demonolo- gy, witchcraft, faith cure, and miracles. But there is a discreet silence on these questions, except one, viz., slavery. Before I deal with that I want to answer Mr Hammond about ...