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... had taken onnected with the abolition of slavery in the plac 2 first province of the Empire (Ceara) which las y treed itself from slavery. Mr Corbett s — Phe lat sb oflicia } A returns of the number of + in the Em}; edo note sane down later than he 2 th ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. Speaking at the mul_n-fin‘o(tbmnd Foreign Anti-Slavery Society yesterday afterncon at mm-umwmw*h‘ Mayor, Mr H. M. Stanley said the lamented General Gordon as an irreparable loss. ‘While he linddumm-fillbplwthnrw races whose numbers ...
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... TRAM CAR SLAVERY. C. Russell. M.P., presided on Saturday »t meeting at the Clapton Theatre, Clapton* Referring to the hours of labour tram car omnibus men, he said it was duty to try an find out by what legitimate means they cou alleviate the difficulties ...
... A ROMANCE OF NEGRO SLAVERY. Rock Hill, ' of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, special services Tor the white people in R~ddey's Hall, this place, ia-st night, and told interesting story having met sister from whom •he had been separated for ...
... SLAVERY IN THE JEWISH TAILORING TRADE. A meeting wa- held Saturday in the Board School, (sower Street. Leeds- for the purpose considering what action should be taken to obtain reduction of the working hours the Jewish workmen the above trade. Over three ...
... A ROMANCE OF NEGRO SLAVERY Rock Hill, 8.C., November Z..—Dishop 4. J, Mocre, of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, held special services for the wfi:iu people in Roddey’s Hali, in this place, last night, and toid ea interesting story of having ...
... SLAVERY IN THE J1EWHISH TAILORING TRADE. A nieeting was held on Saturday in the Board School, Gower St-eet, Leeds, for the purpose of con- *idering what action should be taken to obtain a re- duction of the working hours of the Jewish work- men in the ...
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... continues this day. John G. Whittier, the poet, says that in assailing slavery ana prejudice against, colour right pen had the keenness a Damascus blade.*' signed the ant:-slavery declaration lb-io. Out of the Americans whose names were affixed to that ...
... on the reassembling of the House. SLAVERY IIN THE SOUDAN. In reply to Mr Ashmead Bartlett’s question suggesting the organisation of an Asiatic or African Aorce under British officers to restore order and put down slavery in the Soudan, Mr 0!.38‘1‘0.‘(2 ...