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... SLAVERY IN CUBA. TELEGRAMS. (central, news telegrams.] EXPRESS OFFICE, Friday Night Lord Salisbury, in answer to an influential deputation of members of Parliament asking the Government impress on tho Spanish Government the nocossity of abolishing ...
... SLAVERY ON THE GOLD COAST. Two despatches have just been published on the subject of domestic slavery and the introduction of slaves Ashantee traders iuto the British Protectorate ou the Gold Coast. The first is dated so far back as beginning of 1866 ...
... Slave Girls in England.—The London correspondent of the Scotsm in : hear the iuquiries of the \uti-Slavery Soci ity at danchester and elsewhere have elicited the faot tnat many other slave girls, besides the one lately referred to r»y me, have been ...
... Slavery Africa.—Mr. M. Stanley, African celebrity, has returned to frrm America, and will leave again this week on the new great African mission planned the London Daily Telegraph and Mr. Bennett, the New York Herald, conjointly. Mr. Stanley iB to be ...
... The Anti-slavert Societt.—Sir Bartle Frere presided great public meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society in London on Thursday night. He observed that years steady, persistent work would neoessary before any eflective check could be put ...
... The blood is moral ; the blood is anti-slavery; runs cold in the veins and curses slavery! But this can be true of Radical blood. True blue blood, Tory blood, does not seem to run cold in the veins and curse slavery, and all belonging or accessory to it ...
... whether her Majesty's Government was able to offer any more explicit information than had yet been given as to the existence of slavery in the Island of Cyprus, the extent which it-prevailed and what arrangements her Majesty's Government proposed to make in ...
... firman was the abolition of the public slave market.-. Slavery was. and is. as rife ever in Turkey, although the late Sir Henry Bulwer, her Majesty ambassador. assured her Majesty's Government that slavery was at end throughout the Soltan s dominions. And ...
... the reign of George 111, against the American colonists. He is aware that the existence of slavery is a blot on his favourite nation, so he warns us that slavery was not the offspring of Republican institutions ; it was established the English Monarchy ...
... the consent of the foreign representatives. The doath of Sir George Stephen, the well-known advocate for the abolition of slavery, is announced at Melbourne. the opening of the Victorian Parliament on the Bth July, the Govenor's speech stated that signs ...
... Tories would never av + chance again when the householders could vote, that the non. Voters were oppressed, aud in a state of slavery, and that the intelligence of the nation was cen- tered in the towns, The agricultural districts Were nothing, their were ...
... world was only half awake to the evils of slavery, when Lady Huntingdon tratficked in human nature, and George Whitfield ugheld slavery, Wesley denounced slavery in general the sum of all devilry, and American slavery in particular the foulest thing that ever ...