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... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. The Couatautiuople papers reports that a few days ago a girl, aged iii ul2 years, ai publio:y sold as a slabs in the court of a. situated an the eantru of the busiest part of Galata. The wretched child, who the bargatuing was held by ...
... SLAVERY IN RIO DE JANEIRO. _ _ According to the newspapers of Itio de Janeiro. writing on the eleventh anniversary of the pasaing of the law of emancipation of 1871, the of that measure has been singularly beneficial to the material and moral development ...
... MR. ASHMEAD BARTLETT ON THE _ REVIVAL OF SLAVERY. _. .. _ _ The following letter appeared in the Post on Thursday Sir, —The wives and ejllren of the loyal inhabitants of Khartoum are now being sold close to the British camp at Korti for £l6 a piece ...
... MEMORIAL FROM THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIE 1 Y. The British and Foreign Anti-Bla presented the following =, Kimberley : - . The cominitiee of the British aid Slavery Society venture to peer teredip ea s subject which, while it will claim the ellieenien ' of ...
... was under discussion the son, now the Prime Minister of this country, and the colleague of the slavery-hating Jona/ Bawer, zealously defended slavery. A student of ifortaird, in 'it. James' Gazette, has brought several rather unpleasant facts to light ...
... an Heaven's Light our (nude! The simpler native African Called on the British name To oars 1.1111 frets the Miens. ben Of slavery and Down Gladstone's *heel' • salt Winch mournfully he den'!, And said, The suet's repeated Persuaded us to tura our backs ...
... shell surely he pat to death ; wbether father was oot a dealer in human He bed alhe hiss 'eked to expound his view. the of slavery generally. One of th e paths had told the people that Mr. the of Gladatoos et Liverpool, a pergola amassed a large fertinse ...
... athern Arad the Sold urn State s moit dimly interwined btford 1861? And yet, neither did that bor.il of interest strangle slavery DOC did it prevent a most bloody and laatittg war ! Mr. Bright's hopes for once master hie imaginative power Mr Chamberlain ...
... stylish. aad elwap. Silk, Cloth or Casumere, owa ake. Eeriest sod Lug!ish patterns. T. P. Herres. the Bee AN AN A .pea &slavery of ladies ead childr.les jsekete, from and 'markets, hug some city special prime ot use own sake, eat from tbe *boy. patters ...
... attacked by the disease. The lecturer gave his exiierienoe with the various tribes, which was both laughable and heartrending. Slavery was extensively carried on, and the lecturer had several of these unfortunate creatures offered him as low as lea. 6d. each ...
... steadily against the desertion of our native allies and the loss of the great trade route to the interior. Low It. Cnrarniu. ON SLAVERY. Several members of the Leioester and Leicestershire Coaservative Club having written to Lord Randolph Churchill to exyrees ...
... czniaißE. gamma la loading tace. agedies a pc the Off. lands WHITE SLAVERY DI The practice ed Lliakir• - men to sMeeler without escort Mist they sae received wee esmiamerae et ' ot the msgletrates ea Monday. At Petty cams of brag marsooed for baring ...