... LLAI' v ' British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, 27, New Broad-street, June 11. ,Jf% n jgll _ The Government Residence. Sp* jM April 15, 1873. ]|4B Mr. President, and the Members or * ?? f'm Foreign Anti-Slavery Society,— The a°je j&A address which ...

... SLAVERY. Sir JOHN KENNAWAY asked the Under-Secretary cf State fur Foreign Affairs if he could give the House any information as to the proclamation for the suppressten of the slave trade lately made by the Suitan of Zanzibar, and as to the steps proposed ...

... - SLAVERY. Mr. Joseph Cooper, of Walthainstow, one a the most persevering members of the Anti- Slavery Society, has recently received from influential persons in America a number of important testimonies respecting the great success that has attended ...

... FEMALE SLAVERY. IN the bad old days, the slimy in a shopkeeper's family was a veritable drudr, forced to sleep either upon a truckle bed a stoveleas or upon a wora-out sofa-bedstead in an underground kitchen. By degrees, and with the spread of emigration ...

... Domestic Slavery.-- The grievances of some of the young ladies who condescend to act as domestic servants are, as a rule, of an imaginary nature. They are, indeed, exceptionally fortunate persons, and lord it over their employers with the assurance that ...

... A REVIVAL OF SLAVERY. Tux magnificent victory of the Republican party all over the North of the United States seems to be a puzzle to many Englishmen who are not closely acquainted with America. They saw the great Democratic movement of a few years back ...

... SLAVERY XADAGARCAL Recent occurrences having given cause for the belief that the inhabitante of are interested in the slave trade, the senior naval officer of the East Coast of Africa Station has decided to proceed there to personally inquire into the ...

... surrounding district. _ . . . _ The committee upon the abolition of slavery in Cuba, after long deliberation, adopted by sixteen votes against live a report which proposes that slavery shall be declared abolished tu Cuba, but that the negroci who are ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. (Rxurss's TELEGRAM.) MADRID, Szre. 28, An official telegram has been received here from Havana, under yesterday’s date, stating that a band of negroes and eight private ind:- viduals have been defeated 1n an encounter with the Romuwp- ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION' The Homing Post says;—The publication of the circulars and the dncuseion to which they have led may have results which will define more accurately the policy of this country in dealing with fugitive elavea. The question is one Very ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA [BBBTBB B TII BBBAM ) MaOBIIX Ab. n (Bnaia(l.—Tbs Lee iswa at Ibis snslag psbliabas arttala rnfm tbs ,qaatioß at is Caba. aat nnaaaiaßja ia. all ba» AipiatwtiM awA aabauaalta.a jeen of aaralsa. ...

... s to abolish slavery, which will only be suppressed when the Madrid Executive and the Cortes think proper. The intention of the present Cabinet is, in the next session of the Cortes, to present Bills for the gradual extinction of slavery, the payment ...