... suppresuon of slavery and of contraband dealing, which is injuring all Egyptian trade, and hinders the present pacific policy of the Soudan tribes. Colonel Kitchener's policy, it is said, meet, with general approval, and the suppression of slavery will have ...

... make every effort ransom tbe wive* and families of the Siokat garrbon, sold into slavery Osman Mr O'DONNELL asked, would a similar effort made favour of those sold into slavery under General Gordon's proceedings' Lord E. FITZMAURIOE said Admiral wet* ha- ...

... on the reassembling of the House. SLAVERY IIN THE SOUDAN. In reply to Mr Ashmead Bartlett’s question suggesting the organisation of an Asiatic or African Aorce under British officers to restore order and put down slavery in the Soudan, Mr 0!.38‘1‘0.‘(2 ...

... identified them as belonging to slave owners within the Sultan’s littoral, they were handed over to their masters, domestic slavery being allowed the law. When, however, Mr Mackenzie arrived in East Africa, found 1400 slaves Rabai, and that their Arab masters ...

... British delegate the ]nternat;onal Conference Slavery, which meets Brussels fortnight hence, had an interview yesterday with the envoy* the Alexandra Hotel. London, and ascertained their view* toe n cf slavery on the east coast of Africa. The envoy-* leave ...

... following is the proclamation issued with regard to slavery :— | « Proclamation.—To all the inhabitants. Your tranquillity is the object of our hope. And as I know that you are sorrowful on account of the slavery which existed among you, and the stringent orders ...

... of Slavery Jubilee. The chair was occupied by the Rev. Thomas L. Johnson, a coloured gentleman, who was for years a slave. lie said that he wre in reality 46 years old, but be considered he was only 19, for prior to his emancipation from slavery in 186 ...

... the demand ceases the supply will fail. That is sound economic law, and applying that law, he says, will abolish slavery in Egypt, and slavery in the Soudan, so far as the Egyptian market is concerned, will cease. England being virtually ruler in Egypt, ...

... was the sanction which the charter gave to what was called domestic slavery, and lio did not find that the Government liaiPtakcn any pains to inform themselves the character of the slavery that existed in the island. Mr DILLWYN cordially supported the amendment ...

... piles of that ancient city of slavery, who would go from palace to palace, from hotels to prisons and public buildings, and apply the torch, till London would be 2 blaze of light—a monu- ment of flame to Irish slavery.” ...

... Western Africa, where was able abolish slavery without any serious interference with tbs habits and customs of the people—(hear, bear). Under the influence of England, the Bey of Tunis issued in abolishing slavery and tbs slave throughout his dominions ...

... on Thursday he will attend apublic meeting to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the abolition of slavery, called the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society. At this gathering he will relate his experiences among the slave hunters of Central Africa ...