... SLAVERY. . Three shillings a day (says the Globe) have to to be earned by those poor little dark-skinned boys who go about the streets with accordians, under penalty of birching from the padrone when they return night. So it is alleged by Giuseppe Cesere ...

... • SLAVERY. REV. IT. J. BUTLER (COLOUR ED oanada, will D.V. his Last Lecture on Slave Life in ORMEAI7 METHODIST CHURCH on WEDNESDAY Evening at EIGHT o'clock. Charge 8d; at Door. 11805 ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. that •h'»»ld your THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. rMlly (rood Hoate of Commoa* Tho ri*ht I , - . hoo. eeotlenao Primo MiaWor told to- 1 , skpatch from Sir E. Baring referent night that B>lU tta» London. Mondat. a in Egypt boon Iwncd Parhitherto ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. London, Wednesday. A public meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society was held in London this afternoon to pan resolution urging the Gov. ernment to take the present opportunity securing the abolition of slavery in Egypt ...

... THE POPE AND SLAVERY. The Rome correspondent of the Chronicle telegraphs Is stated that tho Pope will publish an Encyclical on the abolition of slavery. PROJECTED UNIVERSAL STRIKE. The Chronicle Madrid ccrrtapondonb telegraph* number cf delegates from ...

... BOER SLAVERY. St. James's Gazette says—Nobody except Lord Kimberley, suppose, really has any doubt that slavery was an established institution among the Doers before the annexation of the Transvaal. To the Secretary of Siate for the Colonise at any rate ...

... is thoroughly opposed to slavery any shape or form, and that the Anti Slavery Association has not more ardent advocate of its doctrines than his Highness the Khedive Tewfik. saying that Riaz Pasha is as much opposed, slavery as august master 1 do n wish ...

... CHILDREN IN SLAVERY. The Daily Telegraphs Constantinople correspondent says:—lt has come to the knowledge of the British Consul-General Pera that a I- renoh Arab troupe of acrobats, who have been performing in this city, contains a number of English children ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. REPLY INU to a memorial of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, Mr. Gladstone writes — Hawarden Castle, Cheater, 27th September. 1882.—Dear Mr. Pease,—l have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 23rd instant, with ...

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... SLAVERY THE NIGER. Further, in reference to slavery on tho Niger, Mr. said no doubt that certain British subjects outside the jurisdiction of tho Colonial Office had been in the habit of purchasing and holding slaves, but whenever they came within British ...

... ae > j= 8 bee ta Sa ee a) of Hetigoland to Germany. ‘The rumour be oF, oonfi mod. Es SLAVERY IN BRAZIL, ann UU — ats tn he fe of slavery has been passed hy both the and the Chomber of Dapation. Mr. Shaw Lefevre, speakieg Saturday evening, seid be considered ...