... BRITAIN AND SLAVERY. The first great blow which the present Government inflicted upon themselves was that which betrayed their sneaking sympathy with slavery when they issued the monstrous circular respecting the treatment of fugitive slaves by the officers ...

... SLAVERY IN MADAGASCAR Those who read the last volume Madagascar the late Mr Ellis, and still more all the readers of the excellent book published three years ago by Dr Mullens, the learned and devoted secretary of the London Missionary Society, will once ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... has signed irade, according • telegram, deposing Prince Charles of Roumsi ia. EGYPT AND SLAVERY. Alexandria telegram ssys the expedition for the suppression of slavery has returned from its inspection of the port* in the Rest Sea. No slavers were seen. ...

... WM. LLOYD GARRISON. A breakfast was given yesterday in London to Mr Win. Lloyd Garrison by the committee of the Anti-Slavery Society, in the Devonshire House, Temperance Hotel, Bishopsgate Street. Edmund Sturge occupied the chair, and among those present ...

... Turkey and Egypt, Past and Present in Relation to Africa. Joseph Coope?.. With an Appendix on Consular reports concerning slavery and the slave trade throughout the Ottoman Empire. Ivan Aksakoff. Aaron Bcrzacoll, B.A. These two tracts appear to have been ...

... Rev. JCHTAH ‘Uncle Tom,”will LECTUdE in hREL SI. GEORGE’S, on TUESDAY Evening, 27th March. Subject— “ Forty-two Years of Slavery.” Doors open 7.30. Chair to taken at Eight o’clock. Tickets to be had from the following Booksellers : A. Gardner, Moss Street ...

... name:y, Mr. William Lloyd Garrison, who may rightly be described as having led the van in the battle of opinion against slavery which preceded the liberation war. The perils he encountered and endnied at the hands of the anti-abolitionists can only be ...

... fullest powers. The former position was hampered by local officials. Every hope may now be entertained of the extinction of slavery and the improvement of the people. STEAMER LOST WITH ALL HANDS. The steamer George Washington, of the Cromwell Line, from ...