... the English and Portugese conflict Is mere idle talk. unfavourable opinion has been expressed about the result of the Anti-Slavery Conference at Brussels, Germany oppose the intention of the Congo State to levy duties the river. ...

... destroyed, and thousands Abyssinian Christians have been sold into slavery, besides many thousands butchered in cold blood many the noblest families in Abyssinia are now pining in slavery at Mecca, and tbe letter appeals in pathetic language to tbe people ...

... time sectional, it was only because slavery existed in some States. This reason, only retarded the development of the mineral treasures the southern mountains. The mill fires were lighted at the funeral pile of slavery. looked hopefully to the continuance ...

... propagated alsvorv. Did Scriptures '.teach slavery ? Where ? In the New Testament they could not find such a passage. Where, then in the Scriptures ? There were two passages, in Exodus and in Leviticus, which taught slavery. There denying that. Bradlaugh says ...

... attained the twenty, fiist year of its existence In England, during which time it has rescued tens of thousands from the slavery of strong drink, prevented scores from ever falling into intemperance, administered its total abstinence pledge to million ...

... assist in the laudable and noble work of relieving Ireland from tho slavery and thraldom to which it had been subjected. Mr Gladstone been raised np to deliver Ireland from that slavery, and it was their duty to help him in that work. Sympathy with Ireland ...

... people of Great Britain to say whether such the part their agents in India meets their approval. content with countenancing slavery, they afford material and powerful help to the rich and iudoential owner the slave, and enable him under the rules of law ...

... Commander Cameron, R.N., on Monday nighty an interesting lecture on slavery in Central Africa to crowded audience in the Central Hall, Newcastle. A resolution deploring tho In* crease of slavery and asking Govornmentassistance In Its suppression was heartily ...

... making Africa their hunting ground f It Athelate No. England- Who are now giving men and money to reeone the heathen from the slavery of superstition f It Christiana, with their network of mlasiona spread over the world. Brad laugh laughs at missions, and ...

... no question but that will prove power for good throughout tho country. It will protect many child from a life worse than slavery, and will restrain unnatural parents from acting brutally towards their helpless children. Tho mimic warfare being 'I he Naml ...