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... SLAVERY IN PT, ‘The Alexandria correspondent of the Morning Post remarks :—Very little attention appears te have been paid to the attempts of the Khedive stamp out, Coe, ai ve trade, and I cannot bat Gevernment to completely chink. that a little their ...
... THE SLAVERY TRADE. A Z*mih*r telegram in the eecooJ edition of the Time* elate* that dhow, currying colour* ao ...
... SLAVERY IN AFRICA. ('firdiosl L»ri(«ric, ArchMahop of Algior* tad ( >• now '**y» I‘am Ule/rfcni r prMctuxtc * Dow but |Mu.iiic ormwlo •tCKiiut “Slavery Afric*. Hia F.minenco. who is in Pmu. deli' , red atiiriDK widreoe the Church of Sulpicc, yesterday ...
... the part taken by the King of the Belgians in the work of civilisation, drew a most beartrending picture of the horrors of slavery, and advocated the formation of a corps exclusively composed of Belgians and consisting of about 100 men to be on the borders ...
... British missionaries and traders labour wken they come in con- tact with slavery. Nothing could be more to British feeling than the idea of consigning a man back into hopeless slavery after he has once fled for refuge to the only spot where he can find the ...
... WHITE SLAVERY IN CHESHIRE. Tbo practice of Cheshire farmers in sending their men to Manchester produce market for days together without rest, except what they can get on the road. received severe et the heeds of the Altrincham magistrates. At every Petty ...
... THE KHEDIVE AND EGYPTUN SLAVERY. Tha Timee Alexandria oorraapoadant, telegraphing yeaterday, aay*;—At Cairo Mr. Allen, of the Anti Slavery Society, has been presented to the Khedive Sir Evelyn Baring. His Highness expressed sympathy with tbs work of the ...
... THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY BRAZIL. A banquet (says Paria correspondent Tinut) held to-night (Monday) at tba Continental Hotel to celebrate the abolition of alavary in Brazil It waa presided over Senator Scboalcber, the veteran abolitionist, who. though ...
... SLAVERY ON SOOTTISH RAILWAS. eel Ix the coarse of a discussion on the over- servanta, initiated by Mr im the of Commens on the Sth of May, President of the Board of Trade consider various of railway of the a view worked by wink legislation on the subject ...
... MODIFIES AND TEMPIFtB SLAVERY, po that masters and slaves become one g eat family. In the present day treedom is forfeited by crime or rnbt ; but the slaves are so few that they attract tile attention. Needy parents sell their children. Pekin girls bring ...
... SLAVERY CENTRAL AFRICA. A wall attended public meeting was bald at St George's Hall. Liverpool, last night hear from Commander Cameron. R.N., address upon the above topic. Commander Cameron said that, unhappily, tha track of explorers in Africa bad been ...
... A WAITE SLAVERY LIAGUE. A new leagux is said to le in process of formation. Its memters are wealty and philanthropic ladies, and their object is to exterminate white slavery so far as it can be done by oaly patronising snots where employes are well treated ...