... SLAVERY MADAGASCAR, reply to Mr M*Arthur, Sir JAMES FERGUSSON said—Grave abuses are said to have occurred recently, practically a slave trade, in connection with the shipment of labourers from West Coast of Madagascar to Reunion. It alleged that British ...

... SLAVERY IN THE SOUDAN. The Times correspondent telegraphs from Sualcim :—Colonel Kitchener, who has returned in the Jaffarica, has captured six dhows with contiaband troods valued at two thousand pounds, all intended for slaves from the Soudan. purposes ...

... communication to the chairman of the Vomm to be | Londom Bankers, and to the Country Bankers com. | on the subject. from m the SLAVERY IN MADAGASCAR. Io Atkinson, ment Sir FERGUSSON said the grave ment which he referred some three months ago, ...

... SLAVERY IN TUNIS. The Daily News correspondent at Tunis says :— Hamda Ben Achsin, dragoman of the British Consulate, accompanied by the police, has found four more slave girls, who reluctantly left their master's house for fear of being killed. Two ...

... SLAVERY MOROCCO. In reply to Dr Tanner. Sir JAS. said that Her Majesty’s Government regretted that the slave trade still exists in Morocco, and that an open market for tho disposal of human beings is held twice each week in Morocco city. The presumption ...

... suppression of slavery and of contraband dealing, which is injuring all Egyptian trade, and hinders the present pacitic policy with the Soudan tribes. Colonel Kitchener's policy meets with general approval, and the suppression of slavery will bave most ...

... more desperate!j they fought for it. compared slavery Jin to physical slavery. The lowest type siave was the man who was content with his slavery, and there a gulf between him and the slave who though in slavery longed free. Then there was the slave who though ...

... suppresuon of slavery and of contraband dealing, which is injuring all Egyptian trade, and hinders the present pacific policy of the Soudan tribes. Colonel Kitchener's policy, it is said, meet, with general approval, and the suppression of slavery will have ...

... broadcast over the villages parnphl-U denouncing the Government and the Kmperor, and urging the people to put an end to their slavery. The Orthodox Synod has instructed the clergy to counteract the agitation caused by these pamphlets. ...

... French commandant at Mayotte promised that if assented, the French Government would endeavour to obtain amendment of the Slavery Abolition Treaty with England. The King persisted, however, and his brother also declined, with the result that a corvette ...

... n of a slavery and of contraband dealing, which is injuring b i all Egyptian trade, and hindets the present pacific i policy v ith the Soudan tribes. Colonel Kitchener'5 tl policy m eets with genera l approval, and the suppresdi sin of slavery w till ...

... land to support so much of the Zulu nation as may desire live under British rule. The new Boer Republic undertake not permit slavery within its territory but, regard* rights to soil and exemption from taxation. Her Majesty Government could not consistently ...