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... stunt to the MR STANLEY ON THE SUPPRE OF SLAVERY. Wednesday. -Mr Stanle entertained at to-day by the M Committee of the Anti-Slavery Society Stanley said in his opinion a suppressio: slave trade, effected without the assista et Ghee malt it wos ve a ana ...
... SLAVERY AT BAGAMOYO. __________________ The Times, in leader condemning the proclama- I.OS* Wak Vessel with all tele- ti ul i published at midfr Oerman gram the foundering, in the Black Sea, authonaing the free side and purchase of slaves the Austrian ...
... coleny that in ‘such a colony slavery must be aboliehed,and that “Lord Salisbury regarded elavery as needful in that of the world. Tam to say that Lord Salisbury never expressed any such opimen. He said that to suppress slavery suddenly in vast and region ...
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... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. ::.}.sULT OF THE DELIBERATIONS. The Ceseral Act of taw Coofersoce, which ammohled to enamel moutures for the presage of the slave trade in Africa, war issued in form of a Parliamentary paper un Wednesday. It arts forth thu ...
... “United Service Magazine” for October, which was issued yesterday, contains an article by General Lord Wolseley on ‘‘The Anti-Slavery Congress.” He thinks public opinion should be brought to bear upon the question, and for that purpose argues that should be ...
... THE BRUSSELS CONFERENCE OX SLAVERY. Sir J. FERCJUSSON informed Mr S. Burton that Holland still refused to sign the Act, with the declaration annexed to it, relating import duties in the Congo, but the period till which the signature could atiixed did ...
... 10,000 PERSONS CARRIED OF INTO SLAVERY. 30 VESSELS ENGAGED IN TRA New York, Tuesday.—According to repo’ which have reached San Francisco, and purporting to come from eye-witnesses, whole islands in the Solomon Group and the New Hebrides are being depopulated ...
... the g~e'- li2lt I .tlat :-~ - - ABERDEEN, MONDAY, MAY 12, 1S90. Plonipot ntiarics at the Anti-Slavery Con- ference havo accepted in principle a proposal to . . - - 4. 1k .. CQ I - - - - - - -..-- empower the Stat'es possessing territories in ...
... on an island « pport | resumption of work here ir tiis afternoon. auc night ished THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONVEY’ term abso- 8 war Brussels, Friday.—The Anti-Slavery ‘ ction | to-day adopted all the articles section relating to the routes of carava! ...
... proclamation did go nglieh the status of slavery as at present existent. dered THE CONGO IMPORT DUTIES. » and Sir J. FERGUSSON iaformed Mr Schwa efully Her Majesty's Government were under au int oe “es a ——e—— slavery wes iad one question of commerce in the ...
... SLAVE TRADE PERENCE Brussels, Tuesday.— The third the Anti-Slavery Conference resumed consider- ation to-day of article 4 of Act. The first reading of article 4 was subsequently agreed to. ...