... attempt to form an estimate of tbe numbers and Character of the foreign population of the country. It need hardly be said that slavery had always existed among the Hebrews from the earliest times ; and with other usages, which have gradually disappeared under ...

... answer as what the the Duke bar and convention with done with the Sultan of Zanzi- as evidence of their desire to put down slavery. Their Stanley, in answer to a that the number of troops to Mr. Porster, in the ab- sence of the relating to the Congress ...

... bie friends the Farts. In a diplomatic Lord Salisbery, be to “ the danger to aatonomy as the remedy they may be thinks that slavery is a pre- bas troops in Turkey to prevent the Ou the whole, the donned to view of the “ consequences of been, was to keep’ ...

... Stop paper, it was stopped. native in gag the press here if they hear.) It was the Tories had always been on the side of slavery. ago we had was now called the United States dependency on the other side of Atlantic, which and which left us because the ...

... with the island. He thought the action the Go. era men t had taken at Zanzibar would show that they were as much opposed to slavery as anyone oould be. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Thubsday, July 11. The Judob and the Jubyken.— Mr. P. Rylands called attention to ...

... sun which gives it life, 60 my heart follows thee. As the blue brook runs its unhindered course to tbe sea, so my soul, in slavery, goes to thee. Said she, Henry, now that we're engaged, will your pen-knife cut corns ? At a large fire at a celebrated ...

... permit their presentation. unsuccessfal effort of Lord Cardwell t sati: to obtain from the assurance as to the abolition of slavery on the i the debate Le THE MARRIAGE OF THE DUKE OF The forthcoming marriage of the Duke of Connaught ite was to Princesse ...

... FRIDAY, JULY 19. Cyynne —Lord Granville asked the Foreign Secretary to what extent slavery existed in the Island of Cyprus, and what arrangement Her Majesty's Government bad decided upon taking in the matter. Lord Salisbury replied that be had no oMoial ...

... her enderstood. Her was to that cess had been achieved, she woald be looked up to the glorious power than iron. (Loed than slavery and fetters Mz. J. B. Suons it was most and that eo know oo very little bers of interest was manifes'ed by our meme to be ...

... had to contend with was to know what to jer do with the children who bad been seizod as slaves rk we bat from a life of slavery by the British do cruisers sent out to traffic To these children ccst about siz the remains of tke clave ...

... and that of opium, that is the tenfold force with which any argument against tbe former applies to the latter. There is no slavery on earth to name with the bondage into which opium oasts its victims. There is scarcely one known instance of escape from ...

... enemy threatens us with war. Shall we permit him to destroy the fruits of our victories and drive back our brothers into slavery ? ?? Tbe last war has covered with glory the Russian sailors. Give them real cruisers to attack the enemy's merchant fleet ...