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... ENGLISHMEN AND SLAVERY. CONSERVATIVE SUPPORT TO SLAVE OWNERS. The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society is not political body, mid in its long and arduous conflict with the slave trade and slavery, it has invariably avoided all merely political co ...
... return to Z duland. In the morning Cidewayo received a deputation from the British and Foreign /anti-Slavery Society, and Warm. d them that neither slavery nor the ►lave trade (listed in Z ittiland. Os noshing bows on weer his interview wit► lewd the re ...
... deserved credit for his policy there, not only it was in accordance with the tradi- ditional effurts of this country to suppress slavery. but also because it averted a raid over Egypt Mr. Brave then turned of this more particularly to the relations country with ...
... publication of Sir Morell Mackenzie is to They had an offertory in the church at ‘at on Tuesday on behalf of Cardinal e's anti- slavery mission. The daughter of tae Russian Ambassador took round the plate on the occasion The Barrack Street Band arrived in Cork ...
... individual handwork. There are immense facilities for peculation. It would almost seem that to work it profitably a system of slavery must be adopted. It is therefore to be distinctly understood that, except by a mere chance, diamond-miu:ug will not prove ...
... return Zululand. In the morning Getewayo received a deputation from the British and Foreigh Anti- Slavery Society, and informed them that neither slavery nor the slave trade existed in Znlnland. He had another interview with Lord Kimberley on Thursday ...
... defended slavery because bis family were interested, and in 1883 he asked if it was not right keep what they had legally acquired ; and it was well-known fact that bis family received £68,000 as compensation for their slaves,. The abolition of slavery agitation ...
... Tuesday, Lord Salisbury asked several question* with regard to General Gordon's reported proclsmation, promising continuance of slavery in- the Soudan. Earl Granville replied that the Government bad not yet seen the text of the reported circular. The only i ...
... faliing m with the reso- lutions of the conference. parts of country were held down by arbi methods and tyranny--a kind of semi-slavery—and the Elsecar men should make their mote conteuted. (Hear, hear.) Th: prices there, were not so good that the men would ...
... Wailing till opening time,” do.; toast, “ The Esrl and Countess of Wbarocliffo recitation, “ Dying soldier,” C. Russell; song, Slavery days,” A. Wallis; toast, “ Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood tong, “ Good Old Jeff has gone rest,” J. Pressley ; song, *• Grandmother's ...
... Teething areThroah, Convukiona, Gripinge Rickets, Hkenp, Sickneea, Diarrhceo, and Water in the Head : daring Teeth the child slavery, ,ue gome swell, become in* famed, and are very painfa!; then fa a redness the cheeks, with an on the skin, especially the ...
... are Thrush. Ounvolsiutia, Oripiuga, aioksti, Hiecnp, Slokneee, Diarrhcsa, and Watar in the Bead; during Teething the child slavery, the gome swell, become in* darned, and are very palnfal; there la a radneas the with an eruption on the skin, especially ...