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... SLAVERY BRAZIL. Mr P.KYCK, in answer to Hir Joseph Pease, said the ('.urc-rntuenr I rcc?ivod the text of the recent Act passed the Lecislature of Brazil in reference to slavery in the known the Sarawa Act. They would lay it the table. Its provisions did ...
... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Tn answer to Sir .Joseph Pease, Mr BRYCE said that the Government had received the text of the recent Act passed by the Legislature of Brazil in reference to slavery in the Empire, known as the Sarawa Act. They would lay it the table ...
... SLOVENLINESS AND SLAVERY. A dasgow correspondent, who signs himself “Observation and Experience, ’’ writes Some people would made uncomfortable by clean! - and order, and to pity them to waste commiseration. I assure yon dirt has its warm friends even ...
... THE HORRORS OF SLAVERY IN AFRICA. A Ifem corre*pondent, who ho* been making inquiry into the »Uve trade in Morocco, writee from Mog« tor; —ln the interior there are elare markets everywhere. The traders take care to feed their slavee well before olfering ...
... FREEDOM V. SLAVERY. - ------- - A well-known judg• is Ohio was noted foe his defence, of gloomy, upon it. the knew what for themoolvoe, and olionlil b• allowed to remain an the con.lit,on which admittedly brought them a of bantam seldom. if evier, ...
... KIDNAPPING AND SLAVERY IN WEST AUSTRALIA. Once more (says the Manchester Guardian accounts reach us from Australia the kidnapping and enslaving cf natives. This time it is Western Australia that is accused of barbarous practices. The Rev. J. B. Gribble ...
... held on Saturday at Westminster Chapel, London, k l when he delivered an address on the subject of 5S l Chinese labour and slavery. In the course of his a, t remarks he said he believed that the question of to- cl day was what would the strong do with the ...
... The relief of Emin* Pasha receded somewhat into the background of public questions. The Anti-Slavery Society have no information relative the projected expedition, but directly it has nothing to with the matter. In fact, it rather resents with pious ...
... piles of that ancient city of slavery, who would go from palace to palace, from hotels to prisons and public buildings, and apply the torch, till London would be 2 blaze of light—a monu- ment of flame to Irish slavery.” ...
... Chapel was entered and communion plate and altar decorations stolen. The Dublin police yesterday arrested a man named James Slavery with three the stolen chalices his possession. The property missing is valued about £40. Prisoner will be brought before the ...
... congratulated the ?loose oo the adoption of the resolution, which he declared was the of the gloriosa work of the abolition of slavery. The 'Attire{ was suspended at two a.m. ...