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... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OP COMMONS—YESTERDAY. Speakbb took the chair four o'clock. following notices were given : SLAVERY EGYPT. Mr W FORSTER—ask the Prime Minister on day that might be convenient to him whether her Majesty’s Government had made r ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY MOVEMENT. 6 TELBORA! Sarvapar.—Punce Wrede, Cardinal Lairgeries’ representative. has leit for Rome, to mavemant. The Vienus has repert upon his labours connected with the anti- submitted to the Stadthoider the statutes of « pewly-formed ...
... to the north , the journals of and South of all shades of opinion be neki of The journals nko a charge of slavery that bas been brought Anti-Slavery and point out the happy auspices at of documents showing what has for a Jong time past been the of Portugal ...
... great agitator, philo- In this coumection, sopher, aud bumauitarian. Mr Davitt said, slavery in Ireland was nut in by many, because it did not take the form which slavery assumet in America ané other countries; bat he Leld that until the exist. ing labour ...
... the maintenance of slavery. He coal.idered that by the grant of this charter the Government ran the risk of serious complications with several foreign l'owers ; hen the most serious difficulty was that it recognised tiorne,tic slavery. Mr. Dillwya seconded ...
... W Forster writes to the Timet the subject of African slavery, in the coarse which he says he has long been so convinced that the only certain means of stopping the slave trade is abolition of slavery. He was, therefore, never sanguine that the supply from ...
... was released on giving bail in five thousand dollars. A SLAVERY ABOLITION CONGRESS- (reciir’s telegram.) Pari-, Th r day. Negotiations, having view some collective action for the abolition of slavery in Africa, aro being actively carrie t by the German Go ...
... the maintenance of slavery., He considered that by the grant of this charter the Governmens ran the risk of serious complications with several foreigu Powers; but the most serious difficulty was that it recognised domestic slavery. Mr. Dillwyn seconded ...
... in safe• guarding the rights of Portugal. The joninals rebut the charge of upholding slavery that has been brought agsiust Portugal, and point out that the Anti Slavery Conference, which has been opened under such happy auspices at Brussels, has bad a ...
... is imminent. THB ANTI-SLAVERY MOVE) 6 Prince Wrede Lairgeries ‘Vimwna. Sarvapat.—! has left for repert upon his labours connected with slavery movement. The Vienns com: eubmitted to the Stadtholder the st mewly-formed anti-slavery essociaticn edhesions ...
... not tolersting what he finds existing, but is abolishing law of the Egyptian Govern- ment against slavery. He found the people sorrowfal on account of slavery,” ‘‘and the 6 atri orders on the part of the Govern- “+ ment for the abolition of it,” and ‘‘ the ...
... MB. GLADSTOFE AND THE SLAVE TRADE IN BOYPT. to a memorial of the Brit Reply slavery Society, Mr Gladstone Hawarden Castle, Sept., les. Deag Ma bave to acknowledge the to the of the slave trade in Egypt’ receipt af letter of the Zrd inst. with regard and ...