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... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. It commonly believed in England that the Khedive is opposed to slavery. The man has so often said so to the Prince of Wales, and to other noble guests, that the mass of Englishmen have come to believe him. Nothing, however, can be more ...
... THE SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY. We have received from the Foreign-office » copy of the supplementary treaty between ne Majesty and the Sultan of Zanzibar for presaion of the slave trade, which was signed a London on the 14th July last. Doubts having arisen ...
... DIVISIONS ON THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The following members voted on Mr. Whitbread's resolution tn Fugitive Slave Circular, the Government having majority of 45 : AYES. Aeland, Sir D Ferguson, R Moore, Adam, Right Hon Fitzmaurice, LdE Morgan, G Fitzwilliam ...
... SLAVERY THE ISLAND OF ST. THOMAS. The Times p-üblisheß a letter relating to Portuguese legislation for the complete emancipation of the blacks the island of St. Thomas, where they are already, it were, provisionally free. It seems that legislation has ...
... LORD DERBY AND THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. Mr. Joseph Cooper, writing to contemporary, says : To obviate any misapprehension respecting tha refusal of Lord Derby to receive a deputation from the Anti- Slavery Society, will you have the courtesy to publish ...
... Cabinet Coukcti All the Ministers were present Cabinet Council held yesterday. Slavery in Madagascar,—Recent occurrences having given cause for the belief that the inhabitants of Hova are interested in the slave trade, the senior naval officer of the ...
... Mayor to convene a town's meeting for one evening early next week and invite Mr. Bright to attend. Slavery in Cuba.—The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society have recently addressed memorial to the Earl of Derby, the Foreign Secretary, respect to the ...
... He born about 1832, South Carolina, passed his younger years in slavery, !nd attained his freedom by escaping to Canada. H.U for public speaking attracted the attention too nti-slavery leaders. became pastor of a Baptist Lurch in Boston, and was chosen ...
... wage active war against slavery. Professor Amos, lecturing at the Law Amendment Society, succeeded in landing himself vague generalities. What does that mean? It is certain that English law and traditional policy are adverse slavery wherever it exists, and ...
... beyond the territorial waters any State, will no*; admit or entertain any demand made upon you for the earrender the ground of slavery. It not intended, nor is it possible, to lay down any precise or general rule to the eases which you ought to receive a slave ...
... ions made by the Commissioners: 1. While on the one hand naval officers should abetaiD from any active interference with slavery in countries where it is legal institution, commander ship of war should not be altogether prohibited from exercising his ...
... resolution which simply pledged that meeting that slavery could not receive any countenance from the British people—(hear, hear) —and that anything in the name of humanity to declare its opinion which made slavery easy, and gave some kind of support to it, and ...