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... SLAVERY AND SUGAR. In diacturin? the question the Slave Circulars, the Plan tr*b' Gazette says that, while it has generally been assumed that the actions the British Government and Par* liamont have always been consistently antagonistic to slavery in ...
... SLAVERY IN MADAGASCAR, Coffee-planting ia happily becoming the rage in plan ten crowding to it from Mauritius and Reunion. Land is to be got for to nothing, and the only difficulty at t ...
... And as the existenle of slavery in lialiouimedan countries is the cause of the slave trade, they would entreat the British Government to use its influence with the rd. 1, of Egypt, Turkey, l'ersia, and Madagascar to slavery in their territories. Mr Brymner ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY MISSION. Sir Bartle Frere left Cairo yesterday for Suez, where H.M.S. Britain is waiting convey the members of the Mission to Zanzibar. ...
... COLONEL GORDON AND SLAVERY. A telegram h-w been received from CoL Gordon ■stating that with the Increased powers now given him it will be his own fault if slavery is not abolished the territories over which he has been appointed. THE EASTERN’ QUESTION ...
... THE SLAVE TRADE AND SLAVERY. PUBLIC MEETING IN GREENOCK, On the Slave Trade and its connection with Slavery in Mahommedan Countries, Polynesian Kidnapping, Slavery Brazil, Cuba, Ac., Ac., the TEMPERANCE HALL, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20. Ex-Provost ...
... Red Bea appears hitherto to be p•aotieally unchecked either by the Ttrkish or Egyptian war vessels. The Asti-Slavery Reporter says :—Slavery is an instilatt.n, and thousands of human beings are in boud,ge in Turkey, Persia, Fgypt, Maecat, in Madagascar ...
... them in their OK SLAVERY! Open at Commence Seven P.ll. The early hour commencement will lord the People Houatoo, Ridiopton. Lang' 'Dk, .>0(1 Pon-Olaegow. opportunity of return* ■''= H the 'J p.ii. Train. ' Reserved Numbered, Second Seat*, 1«; Cbildroo ...
... THE GREENOCK ADVERTISER—RIDAT, 12, 1878. SLAVERY CYPRUS In reply to Lord Shaftesbury, who asked whether Her Majesty’s Government to suppress the system of slavery now exuding in the Island of Cyprus, Duke of Richmond and Gordon said Sir Garnet Wolselcy ...
... slavery, the exclusion practised by the Good Templars in the ex-slave States, who having been obliged to relinquish their hold on the negroes as goods and chattels, refused them the rights and privileges of our great fraternity. In England they had 120 ...
... Smock Atiftriioff. TURSDAY, MARCH 25. The Bill foe abolishing slavery in Porto Rico was finally passed by the Spanish Assembly on Saturday. Though perhaps late, it is pleasant to read that the vote was unanimous. The Russian Government has refused many ...
... up. THE SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY. Baron Albert Grant writes to the Times protesting against the proposed annexation Egypt of Victoria Nyanza, as such an act would immensely increase the difficulties in the suppression of slavery, and would result in the ...