... n oi people for sale or exchange as slaves is prohibited with a view to the complete ultimate abolition of the status of slavery in Uganda and its depend- eucies Sir Gerald, on his part, agreed to appoint and leave a British representative with a sufficient ...

... there remains to be added t hat in Octo- ber he died. A ROMANCE OF SLAVERY.-QUito a romance of slavery comes from North Carolina. Forty years ago a Mulatto boy wits sold into slavery end taken to Georgia. Recently he re- turned a venerable looking man ...

... of containing a large congregation, and was built for the sum of £10. The degradation to which the natives are reduced by slavery is exemplified by the gouri sticks - the instrument of cruelty iused for. securing. slave prisoners. Limeljight views of tIscnes ...

... Chicago. Ten persons have perished in a great fire X at Dueno3 Ayres. t The Sultan of Zanzibar has issued a decree a abolishing slavery. The Bank ratewas on Thursday reduced from E 3 to 2A per cen;t. fC The local authorities of Dieppe have t resolved to establish ...

... itself to support the international movement fot the emancipation of the people from the thraldom of capitalism and wage - slavery, and for the realisation of collective ownership in the meais of life. At Mr lKeir's platform the first resohltion will be ...

... decoy unsuspecting young women, by fraud and false pretences, from their homes and country and then sell them into a state of slavery the conditions of which are appalling to contemplate. The object of the pamphlet is to warn young women of the doings of these ...

... lhedival service to addre-s jtbhli' mieeMings oil Y such matters au judicial reforam, irricatioi, and the suppre'-ioen of slavery anal usury. x THE FRANCO-ITALIAN TREATY. LtiSSONS FROM FASIHODA. (DALZIRL's TtLEGRAM.) Paris, Tuestday. The unexpected an ...

... ession, said-We have heard news to-night of a I great victory which has, I hope, at any rate stamped out the reign of tyranny, slavery, bar- barisin, and despotism which has so long infested the Soudan. (Loud cheers.) . With.an extra- ordinarily small loss ...

... withlabour. He coudemnied in strong terms the perpetrators of such outrages, and said if labour was to- be released from its slavery it would be .by social, municipal, and educated action, and not by acts which were those of a rogue or criminal or a complete ...

... Liverpool. The most notable event ot his life was the conveyance from London of the compensation money on the abolition of slavery. i he deceased, who was eighty-eight, was-a famous- ornithologist. RoYAr ARTITFnRY CAPTAIN OBTAINING A DIVORaCj. - In the ...

... ship, to reason * that it kills the senseeof duty; that it is sel]&shn~ess in disguise; a~horrible tyrnatt and the worst slavery. TuB, NEWV POST-CSARD. M~r Ecnniser EHeaton, M.P., has received r singular anonymsous tribute apropo~s the recentpsot card ...

... from the un. i known, we were suspected of being on the same errand. The delight of the people when they fouid how abhorrent slavery was to se needed to be witnessed to be described. Soon after this I arrived at the headquarters of Kasongo, the great chief ...