... lords—cach famil; on its own croft or small farm. remit to land. rd a certain portion of the produce of the vest. This kind of slavery can be There are numbers more slaves, for and ving their owners, for they are so rs or Yamun runners, owners, may men and ...

... the of the Electoral Bill rendering testants, and nat sted clgible forthe Chambers. In the Chamber, Senor Moreira the anti-slavery taken up = Swarte announced United States Envoy, = — pellating the Premier to. the AF at ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. An influential deputation waited upon Earl Granville the Foreign Odice yesterday afternoon on the subject of the extinction of the African slave trade. Sir George Campbell introduced the deputation. memorial was presented pointing out ...

... SLAVERY AT HONG KONG. Mr. ANDERSON, tho House of Commons last night, said I beg to ask the Secretary of State for the Colonies It be the fact that Sir John the Chief-Justice of Hong Kong, boa declared that system of slavery has grown up there, and has ...

... can ill spare the services of such an officer, who for the past six years has dons his utmost to suppress or rather uproot slavery in the- southern pro. vinces, between Kartoom on the ]faction of the Blue and White Nile, up to the Lake Victoria Nyamza; ...

... frankly the necessity of its performance. The Khedive himself is most sincerely desirous to get rid of slavery. He has himself declared that slavery only makes the country degenerate. But he is in advance of general public opinion. There is no widespread ...

... snowstorm, which was as fierce as any that occur in the more northern regions. SLAVERY CONVENTION. A Daily chronicle Pera telegram says that a convention on negro slavery has been drawn up by Sir Henry Lay and and the Government of the Sultan. ...

... Tory Government being in power, lost by 293 votes to 248, and Sir John Hay’s vote went to swell the majority on the side of slavery. The words in which he proceeds to “ puint out the. mistake” are these “On the occa- sion. referred to he disapproved of the ...

... THE IN THE LIFE OF G ALFONSO. Map’ Jan. 1. for ba, were storday heardby the Chee upon the bill for abolition of slavery in that colony. King Alfonso will this e receive of the foreign diplomatic body on his Ma ‘3 recent magistrate in the case of Otero ...

... THIE AFRIC AN SLAVE TRADE. . Yesterday a deputation from the Britilsh sadg IForeign Anlti-Slavery Society bad an interviewv I with Earl Granville, wvh w as accompanied by Sir! I Charles Idilke anti Lorrd Molrley, to mige the sun-x I pression of the slave ...

... has taken place it will be ‘the table of the any idea when that will Mr FORSTER—Can the hon. give BOURKE —Oh, very case? SLAVERY AT HONG KONG. Mr ANDERSON, who had a question on the at Mi guest ko would rreday. The fo is the xt of the ask the of State ...

... opinion of this meeting the conduct of the honour of the country abroad; thé interests the cause of progress, and sion and slavery in the and has for Dan ele the extravagant ism of the Beaconsfield the hunted aad tn sens of a free allow to us our just rights ...