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... FRIGFITF,.., ATROCITIES OF TIIE TURKS IN BULGARIA. 25.000 PERSONS MASSACRED IN COLD BLOOD. WOMEN OUTRAGED AND SOLD ItiTO SLAVERY. The special correspondent of the Tics, *irking from Pera on June 30th, refers to the assassination of the consuls at Salonica ...
... fRE SLAVE CIRCULAR. The great anti-slavery meeting held in Exeter Had, on Monday, shows that Mr. Disraeli's, as we regard it, su,cerfluous expedient of a Royal Commission toinquire into the relation of slavery to our laws has not reassured public opinion ...
... it is so with you now. It is strange that a people who put down slavery at an immense sacrifice are not able to suppress monopoly, which is but a milder form of the same evil. Under slavery the man was seized, and his labour was stolen from him, and the ...
... privately to Governor-General saying that, as it was a perfect impossibility for a slaae one, under our flag ever to return to slavery, I had but one course open to to amid a diffioulty—viz., to pary the Arab master, out of my own pocket, a fair value for his ...
... Which they affected ,to retract. Mr. Neste finds, for. his argunient requites him to find, that the obligation of England slavery as • domestic institution. among the half-robber communities of the Persian Gulf is parallel to its obliges don to preserve ...
... EGYPT IN EQUATORIAL AFRIOA. The Committees of the Aborigines Protection and Anti-Slavery Societiea haVe oddressed a memorial to the Earl of Derby on the enbject a the announcement recently Made by Egyptian Government of its intention .to extend i authority ...
... captain of the British ship in receiving on board his vessel persons who, he must be well aware, have been in a state of slavery, and who will without doubt relapse jot) the same condition on their arrival at their destination? Such women are frequently ...
... just as fallacious as was the oft repeated statement of the Southern States of America, that the domestic negroes preferred slavery to freedom. We venture to bring these facts before your notice under * belief, founded pon many years' experience, that the ...
... and invite young men to come, and thus form the missing link between the Sunday school and the church, and relieve men from slavery awl sin. The Rev. NV'. PERKINS (Lytham) said when he looked upon the house of God and Sabbath schools the very material seemed ...
... Manchester in 1857. Manchester was then in a state of shame and slavery through the dictation of the Liberal party. He was the means given by Providence to deliver Manchester from slavery, and might say that Sir John Potter had a majority of 3,320 over ...
... most fervent friends Of the negro had some words of favour. He could not, they admitted, be consciously fighting to maintain slavery . . He had been misled, they thought, by the intensity of his provincial patriotism, and they forgave him because he was a ...
... Liberationistsbeen suffering slavery, and he would like them to look at him, and see if he was much the worse for it. For his own part, if slavery agreed with everybody as it agreed with him, he would be a promoter of slavery in the future. He had worked ...