... SLAVERY ON THE NILE. A le on foot to awry it that Is ppoublo, of sup. trade by the frost the Como., mad • titivate of • will Is bold at Maniacal Howie nu Thur.'.). Lady Burtietutouttt Mr if. M. Stanley boo. tattoo loterett la the matter. A IL ha is ...

... SLAVERY IN INDIA. A native woman of tie Lahore district bas volunteered (soya the Daily Caleotta correspondent) to accompany a police.otheer to &ludo and paint out several women who , have been dreo:ed away and Into slavery. A policeserictant ban arronlingly ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. It may not be generally known that slavery was abolished in India in 1843 by the simple passing of an Act destroying its legal status. As the freeman and the slave thus stood upon the same footing before the law, the natural result ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL That venerable iostitution the abocka — which was on it. lea; leg. in England when Bulgier Lytton wrote My Noisy and all but disappeared from the moot aeu mated of village is still tioorinhing vigorously on the other side of the Atlantic ...

... THE SONGS OF SLAVERY. T as • cud Ur I.. nag. b• sow I 'II pl.. 7s• deaf, rou orb , out rd bratle. A • A-Itoo —llo.4opsen Sonv. It was about the year INS that a song op in the Creole quarter% of New Orleans that was the leader and hariiinger of ...

... TRAM•CAR SLAVERY. Mr C. Russell, M.P., presided on Saturday at a meeting at Clayton Theatre, Clayton. London. Refining to the hour* of labour of tram ear and omnibus men, he said it was • duty to try And find out by what legitimate means they could alleviate ...

... MR GLADSTONE AND SLAVERY IN EGYPT. Mr Gladstone hoe forwarded the annexed reply to a sent by the ft Ii and Foreign Auti-Slavery Society through W. Arthur P 4418., ALP., up 23.1 Septemler last Hawarden Camle, Chester, Septeniber 27, 1882. Hoar Mr ...

... THE HOllllOll . 9F: SLAVERY ON THE LNCItKASK I It 14 enough. Our hearts are sick with slaughter. Let the wctnerees stand down. Is I the smoke of this torment to go up for sear I and ever? Remember that these deeds of blood and darkneas are no Isolated ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. TEE FINAL ACT OF Lumr-A.noti. Madrid, Wednesday. During the discussion of the Cuban Budget in the Chamber of Deputies last night, ' Senor Debra brought forward an amendment authorising the Government to set at liberty 215,000 negroesi ...

... haprler, slavery. front there 14 practically is escape, at agalnet vrliich be redress. by so arraag- temeiee et pi a debt n erested Ila ow mow le M. eel Me le me OM swam be eillepenhed = . ll . e i s a =se. d m ore as isc l =e b il we je w e g arlin ...

... generally prevalent that slavery in Brazil is of rather a mild type, but this does not appear to be so from the subjoined extract from the News, which • correspondent sends to us .— Again again has it been asserted that Brazilian slavery is far more mild and ...

... the oetroi and market duties. The following is a literal translation of General Gordon's proclamation on the sulkiect of slavery, which has been telegraphed to me In Arabic—making allowance for possible errors of the telegraph clerks:— Proclamation ...