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... measures taken to abolish slavery throughout this territory, which is 60,000 square miles in extent and possessing 200,000 inhabitants. Addressing the General Council, the Rajah said he kuew that in wishing to extinguish slavery, he was touching an old ...
... THL WHITE SLAVERY TRADE IN ITALY. me Rome correspondent of the Times says:— This week's police reports include the capture on successive days, at the Roman Central Railway Station, of two of the many dealers in white slaves, as the traffic is caked, who ...
... auspices of the j Anti-Slavery Society, to press upon the Govern- ment the necessity of dealing srith the slave trade in E-rypt, the Right Hou. W. E. Forster said it I was a great ?? lo suppose that we had finished !*«■« with slavery. He doubted whether ...
... phy, speaks well for the advancement of the object we all have in view. May the Anti-Slavery Society carry on its good work in every corner of the world till slavery shall belong only to the past — and freedom reign supreme. ...
... wait for Russian and Persian vessels. They seise all the goods on board these ships, and the unfortunate crews are sold into slavery. The chief markets for slaves are Khiva and Bukhara. Sometimes they have a difficulty in finding purchasers for all their ...
... The truth is that Slavery dies hard. These were Mr Forster's words at the Jubilee of the Anti-Slavery Society about three weeks ago. The Society met at the Mansion House to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the abolition of slavery in the British ...
... the Khedive bo urg.-i to umand iln- treaty conclude*! ,vith Kn-daiui. |so as to iuimcdiateiy abolish the legal Istntus jof slavery in Egypt. — Several gentlemen, am-iig | them representatives of iho Church Missionary j Soei.-ty, having spoken, Lord Gnmvillu ...
... pro- visions of the Fourth Article of the Sand River Con- vention, aiiddeclaresthatnoslavery or apprenticeship partaking of slavery shall be tolerated by tho Government of the State ; Article 26, which pro- vides for the rights of all persons other than ...
... ito B E' LIMZ JUICE Dclleiona in venter. cir_OrvPseini in an the Mineral waters. Vie Favourite ratan:Slavery!' No ill:de should b. without at. it °BlC. i v, Poss i e ' s l M E a J b r e 1 C B i t sea ealu medicinal opertiee. purifying the blood. An excellent ...
... expressing gratitude for the past and pledging the meeting to support tho Anti-Slavery Society in its efforts to urge the Governments of all slave-holding countries to put an end to slavery were unanimously passed. At the Warwick Assizes on Friday, William Wykes ...
... so. In driver* ** mggera ' and our Vicar > the nigger- o»w erB * on9 , who wrongly and knowingly sell them- selves to slavery do not deserve to be free.— l am, &c, Ncsa Wedtn. i ...
... scene of years now happily gouc for ever, when these genial people sang them under s_d circum- stances and in the bonds of slavery. He must indeed be hard to please who did not leave the hall on Tuesday night, the better for the pleasant contact with the3e ...