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... reign supreme over the greater part of Africa. Againso the progress of Islam and the increase in slavery now in prospect, the International Anti-Slavery Conference at Brussels will practically be power, less to anything. ...
... g railways under the Mexican concession from the Rio Crawl* frontier into Mello*, connecting it with the Americas lines. SLAVERY IN CUBA. The Daily News' sorrespondent at Madrid. telegraphing on Friday. says : The Abolitionist Societyheld a meeting In ...
... and Berlin united would but a little inure than equal it. Its present population is about 5,094,000. THE POPE AND BRAZILIAN SLAVERY. A correspondent writes i— The leader of the Abolitionist party in Brazil, Senhor Joaquim Habuco, bee during the pest few ...
... forma- tion of an assoviation press by the were also The sub-section of the with of Cardinal Lavigerie f jor the abolition of slavery in Africa, an for the nuns to the convents whieh have the Italian ...
... the at once the vacan- Stoned by in battle the of oitivers wi ot the time, (Hear, SLAVERY IN BRAZIL M‘COAN postponed his question to the reference are now held in slavery in by the St John pany, whose et Cc. DILKE, to We Government had hat, th Ladd ed ...
... Tory Government being in power, lost by 293 votes to 248, and Sir John Hay’s vote went to swell the majority on the side of slavery. The words in which he proceeds to “ puint out the. mistake” are these “On the occa- sion. referred to he disapproved of the ...
... THE IN THE LIFE OF G ALFONSO. Map’ Jan. 1. for ba, were storday heardby the Chee upon the bill for abolition of slavery in that colony. King Alfonso will this e receive of the foreign diplomatic body on his Ma ‘3 recent magistrate in the case of Otero ...
... at the moat judicious Menhd for the ptii'ose ol onttiaga2 end to or groat]' elmnibng the horrorsI of slavery iL Africa Oardinal La~riene said slavery such as it waes to-day could be stopped only by force. It was necessary sot only to kinder the transport ...
... make you free? Will it free you from slavery to ten-pound bribes, slavery to beer and gin, slavery to every spouter who flatters your selfconceit, and stirs up bitterness and headlong rage you That, I guess, real slavery—to be slave to one's own stomach one's ...
... urge the King to ask Signor i to resume office. e INDIAN SLAVERY IN BRAZI 10 DF JanetRo, April }. The Minister of Justice has informed a deputation who waited on him that the Go- of Indian slavery. vernment is resolved to repress the system ...
... the vast of alavary p maintained among Mohammedan and biathen natione, ple , lgiiiF th moeting to i the and Foreign Anti-Slavery In' - au end to the The ...
... the existence of slavery in certain countries is recognised by civilised nations 8 as legal, will the slave trade go on in |' spite of all international compacts and the = utmost activity of our men-of-war. Thus the existence of slavery is still openly ...