... The Senators and Deputies for Cuba were yesterday heard the committee of the Chamber upon the | bill for the Abolition of Slavery in that colony. | King Alfonso will this evening receive the congratulations the foreign diplomatic body on His Majesty’s ...

... SPAIN. f THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN CUBA. THE ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF THE r ICING. MADRiD, Thursday.: The Senators and Deputies for Cuba were yester- day heard by the committee of the 'Chamber upon 'the t] bill for the Abolition of Slavery in that uolony ...

... Southern States be allowed their own way of Y a it, the blacks will be placed in a worse predica- hw ment than that of the slavery from which they f have been delivered. The ruthless labour A i laws that the Southern States have been show- ar n ing a d ...

... Standard says :—By the Queen’s desire, Sir Evelyn Wood will accompany the Empress Eugenie to South Africa next month. THE SLAVERY QUESTION CUBA, ...

... some of the Southern States be allowed their own way of it, the blacks will be placed in worse predicament than that of the slavery from which they have been delivered. The ruthless labour laws that the Southern States have been show| iug a disposition to ...

... to; the King asking to be par- -. doned for the attempt on His Majesty's life. 3IThe Madrid Society- for-the Abolition of Slavery t has addressed a petition to the Congress of ~Deputies I praying that all slaves in the Spanish possessions may be set -at ...

... Otero has written the King asking to be pardoned for the attempt His Majesty's life. The Msdrid Society for the Abolition of Slavery has addressed petition to the Congress of Deputies praying that all staves in the Spanish possessions may be set at liberty ...

... history of the country, he showed how, for so long, the state of the women of India had been practically, on the whole, that of slavery, and said that had now to contemplate oar own conduct, nation ami individuals, regards the alleviation of the sufferings of ...

... 51 tke country, be showed how, for so long, the state of 0 the women of India had been practically, on the whole, that of slavery, and said that l we had now to contem- ti plate our own conduct, as a nation, andlasindividuals, I C as regards the alleviations ...

... convention in perfect good faith, and intended to carry it out in the same spirit.” With regard to a suggestion whether the Anti- Slavery Society, or some other English philankhrophio l institution, might not be induced to contribute towards ' the expense of ...

... the Transvaal, in short, is founded the practical slavery of the natives, and the man who assails the policy of the Tory Government in Parliament on this point must be held to be the advocate of slavery behalf of the Boers the so-called Republic of the ...

... planters, their cherished domestic n institutions. The Republic of the Transvaal, ir in short, is founded on the practical slavery of a the natives, and the man who assails the policy >,of the Tory Government in Parliament on this i, point must be beld ...