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... 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 ...
... administration. SLAVERY IN TURKEY. The Turkish Charge d’Affaires in London been instructed by his Government to declare that the statements in memorial presented '.ag month to the Foreign Office by the Aborigicu Protection and Anti-Slavery Societies on •; ...
... THE SLAVE TRADE. The deputation from the British Anti- Slavery Society have presented Prince Bis marck with petition requesting that the slave trade be abolished, and that it be not recognised the Power* forming the Con gresa legal institution. ...
... Glasgow, lately launched and completed in Dumbarton for the Sultan of Zanzibar, used for pleasure, and in the snpression of slavery, started from Portsmouth oil Monday for Zanzibar. While in Portsmouth she hid her armament put board. ...
... dhow in the Red Sea with a large number slaves on hoard. Malcolm Pacha, naval chief of the expedition for the suppression slavery, has arrived Cairo. It is rumoured that there arc serious differences opinion tween him Colonel Gordon. - • ...
... complained Lord Salisbury that children of Christian parents during the war are detained in Turkish houses in a state of slavery, and that these children be restored to their parents. Lord Salisbury says Government haa no Information justifying belief ...
... THE JUBILEE SINGERS GOUROCK. The thrilling hymns and songs sung in the Southern Plantations in the dark days of slavery are to be given by the Wilmington Jnbilce Singers on Saturday first in Mr Macrae’s church, Gourock. The proceeds go to the black schools ...
... —Hottentots Hunting, Ac.; Zulu War Exercise*; Music of the Marimba, Ac.; Fishing on the Rovuma. The Africa. —Slavery— the Hunters; Slavery—the Captives. African Travel.— Crossing the Lovoi; Lame Day; the Grass Barrier; Crossing Rivers; an Unexpected ...
... changes had taken place. missed many faces that then had welcomed him Then he was told his country was the homo of slavery, but since then slavery had been abolished, and slave now erode the soil of the United States. In America the temperance movement was ...
... Hottentots Hunting, Ac. Zula War Exercises. Music of the Marimba, be. Fishing on the Rovuma. THR CURSE OF AFRICA. Slavery the Hunteca. Slavery—the Captivea. AFRICAN TRATRI. Crossing the Lovoi. A Lame Day. The Crass Barrier. Crossing Riven. Unexpected In ...
... first time. . . . In reply to Lord Shaftesbury, who naked whether Her Majesty's Government intended ■oppress the system of slavery now existing in falaad of C jpnit« Tbs Dobs Rjchb*o*d and Gordon said Sir Garnet Wolseley would make full inquiry into the ...
... Hottentots Hunting, Ac. Zula War Exercises. Music of the Marimba, kc. Fishing on the Kovuma. THI CURSI AFRICA, Slavery the Hunters. Slavery—the Captives. AFRICAN TRAVEL. Crossing the Lovoi. A Lame Day. The Giase Barrier. Crossing Rivers. An Unexpected ...