... ENGLAND AND SLAVERY. It has teen believed for a long time tbat England hr.; ceased to acknowledge slavery. This is a delusion : America and Russia, once the great props of slavery, have successfully got rid of that disgrace and no longer recognize it ...

... SLAVERY. If we may fully credit the paper read by Major Malinger before the Anthropeogical Society, there is a field of female enterprise in the East which hitherto haa been happily mativatod only by Oriental hands. All the in Constantinople it slave ...

... Correspondence SLAVERY AT HOME. TO EDITOR. Waterford, Nov. 21. SlR—Permit me to call the attention, through your columns, of the official—whoever be bewho draws his salary (doubtless a reepectable one) as Inspector under the Workshops Regulation Act, ...

... Britain is in favour the snppreaaion of slavery. Tlio policy of the country has been in the same direction for the last fifty yenrs. Sentiment, policy, and practice have coincided in the determination abolish slavery wherever practicable, end it would be ...

... the great champion of Irish liberty - Daniel O’Connell —to lady who had taken an active part in the movement against negro slavery. We will quote some passages of bis letter, which show bow far advanced was the mind of this large brained man .*— mature ...

... Presidency. He praises the latter’s labours in the cause of the abolition, of slavery, his honesty, and industry, and alludes to General Grant as having entered upon the war as pro-slavery Democrat. THE PEACE PRESERVATION (IRELAND) Amongst tlia acts insetted ...

... poor—be equally divided between landlord and tenant.— Waterford !few. ----',,000--•—•• ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. The document for the abolition of slavery in Brazil will be executed in Rome next winter, as the 'emperor and Empress intend to spend the ...

... Instead of independence and the public spirit to which it gives rise we inherit and evince the emasculation of satisfied slavery of which the whining whimper of so•called respectability is the outward and visible sign. Instead of a land smiling with an ...

... MR STANLEY IN AFRICA. ♦nti-slavery Treaty Society having addressed Lord Derby respecting slaughter of natives by Mr Stanley in Africa, Lord Derby expressed his regret at the circumstances, but as Mr Stanley is not a British Rul.jeut he had no control ...

... Legislature for the abolition of slavery in that vast and thriving country—the only civilized monarchy existing in America, and oocnpying very considerable share of the vast territory of that continent. It was foreseen, when slavery was abolished in the United ...

... keep them his hands, so ho sends them his ancestors the other world. present, therefore, we save his captives from foreign slavery, but by doing so close the doors against their escape from creel and horrible death. It might be supposed that finding his ...

... their statu might well invite the attention of our Government, which in its time moved the world so much in the matter of slavery - For Dr Livingstone’s return shall now all be looking, and the Times hopes for the credit of the British name, that there ...