... SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. SHOCKING ILL-TREATMENT OF A NEGRO it loy-. At the conclusion of the ?? businessat the o Croydon Borough Police Court on ruesda', a lady catoiue beftre thet magistrates, accompanfed by a servant and a little negro buy, and said she ...

... SLAVERY IN AiFRICA. A t'EiNSATIONA0 L STATEMENTN OFFM- 0IALLY CONTRAJDICTEDI t E Th)e M17anester CIalrdian on Thursday said that lI letters trout its correspounleit at mosubasa stated a, ti rit an agreematent hals been entered into between hi thc rt' ...

... ENGLISH CHLDREN IN X SLAVERY. ?? --V - - -I II Df DREADFUL CRUELTY -A-ND tO a NEGLECT.b PARENTAL -INHUMANITY. £ es Mr. R. D1, li. Littler, of 1, Plowden-buildings, £ Temple, London, writing to the Tihan on Novem- P 0aher 19, Stating that a fund had been ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY JUBILEE. LEY OE WISEs cornSPONDEnT ZR LOSDON.] From an early hour on Friday afternoon No. 55, New Broad-street, was besieged with applicants ;ed for tickets of admission to the Guild-hall, where a Ad at four o'clock the Jubilee meeting ...

... XI .MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1881. MR. GLADSTONE AND SLAVERY. We have repeatedly pointed out that of previous to the passing of the Irish Land Act hi last Session the State had never deprived any section of its subjects of their property with- fe out awarding ...

... ~TEE S ALE OF ENGLISH BOYS IN7TO SLAVERY., SEOCKIN-G R>EV/ELATION;S.' 'The Eon. M~r Bennett apne-ued at flowi-street police-court. London, on Friday for the DurpoSe of esk~ingz th5e advice of the magistralte with ref'erence to) conzempl ceed -ee - eedils ...

... ladia -etkpted slavery from that cmtrJJ by siml refusing to re ga right of a slaveholder to his propertyX and the result has shown that it is nonsense to say that Mlussulmans cannot do without slaves. There is no such thing as slavery in India; but forty ...

... beyond a few diplomatic it phrases of exceedingly doubtful meaning. The ti provisionthatthere shall be no slavery, or any- So thing approaching to slavery, is, as Sir IIan- CULES ROBINSOeN somewhat unnecessarily re- minded his audience in the course of a speech ...

... telegram to the British and Foreign Ai:ti-Slavery Society. it appears to treat of sufferings and dangers on the part of General - Uordon hitherto not reported:- L ' From Dr. Schwein tirth,l Berlin, to the Anti- Slavery SocicL., London. You forget Gordon, ...

... a protec-r torats they had no power to put down slavery ex- i: cept by moral suasion. Without the charter the v' company would have been perfectly free to have acted as they liked with regard to slavery, whereas, under it, thev had bound themselves to ...

... rer nueely, the abolition of Slavery. Before long W: cu one State, South Carolina, declared through I|, ,n her legislative authorities that she would,,, hre hcede from the Union if any attempt were in by made to abolish slavery, tther States fol- by lowed ...

... AFRICA. ANTI-SLAVERY CRUSADE. tnd SE LRMON BY BISHOP' HEDLEY AT oiti CARDIFF. 001 -- tice On Sunday evening at St. Peter's, Roath, the Inc Right. RH-v . C. Hedisy, ?? Bishop of Newport wa auti .Menevia, preached a powerful sermon on the anti-slavery crusade ...