... SLAVERY EGYPT. Mr. Gladstone, answering a question put on behalf of Mr. Foster, said-the Government was very to deal with the subject of the slave trade in and one of the tint despatches emit ham the Office to Lerd Dufferin was upon this subject, bu s ...

... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. Despatches on the state of the slave trade and slavery In Morocco bare been laid before Parliament Wittlz to Sir J. Drummond hey on the 2nd July, Granville says :— The reports on slavery in Morocco, forwarded by you with your despatches ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Marquis of Salisbury remarked that if, for the sake of • temporary advantage the Government tampered with the question of slavery by tearing E• treaty which was part of the public law of rope, they might depend that other Powers would not be slow to follow ...

... more anxiously desire than that they should more and more highly appreciate the Christian day of rest. THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY COW PENSATION FUND. In the High Court of Justice (Chancery Division) the cause of Byrne r. Green—ln re Shaw has been beard ...

... Tall SLATS TRADE IN EGYPT.—The Earl of Shaftesbury, chairman of the meeting recently held by the British and Foreigb Anti-Slavery Society has received the following reply from Mr. Gladstone to a letter enclosing copy of the resolutio ns p asse d at the ...

... TM roof which emos rang with the echoes of Brougham's eloquence, as he launched his thunders against the institution of slavery, and which has so often resounded with the earnest appeals of Lord Shaftesbury, will now look down upon the working focus ...

... relating to slavery, they did not think it possible safely to extract its true meaning. When the full prudaination appeared, he believed they would find that it in no Way derogated from General Gordon's well-known opinions on the sultect of slavery. answer ...

... been effected since that event. In 1820 slavery was at its height in the British colonies. So long ago as 1772, in a suit in the King's Bench, in the case of the slave, Somerset, it was este- Dilated that slavery could not exist in Great Britain. But it ...

... generations will remember how we broke the chains of tyranny, and how Italy has broken the chains of tyranny—preferring death to slavery. These words were heard by Cavalier. Erba Fillippo, late major of the Thousand of Marsala, to whom had been entrusted the ...

... raised, stated that Lord Northbrook had telegraphed for an inquiry as to the alleged occurrences at Suakim in relation to slavery. When the small force still remaining to Osman Digna had been dispersed there would, it was believed be no difficulty in opening ...