... I SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. ,ral It is evident from the attention which is being to directed to the subject of slavery in Zanzibar ad under a British Protectorate that our Foreign Office will (writes a correspondent of the th Morning Post ) be obliged to ...

... SLAVERY IN TRINIDAD. I sIaMARKilAIJUl LETTIl; BY AN AIePRDONIAN. Aul Alicrdonian, who has been three and a half years an overseer on a sugar plantation in Trinidad, sen1ds the following account of what is going on in that part of the Eritish Wert Indies:- ...

... SLAVERY IN EAST AFRICA. I UNDER FOREIGN SECRETARY AND GOVERNMENT POLICY. Mr Bredrick received at the Foreign Office ye3terday afternoon, on behalf of Lord Salisbury, tereral deputations front the Friends Anti-Slavery Cemtetete. the British and Foreign ...

... 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 ...

... tration of the British Consul-General at Zanzibar. The position of the island as to slavery is rather anomalous, having regard to British traditions and 'practice. Slavery still exists to a considerable extent, but though slaves are being freed every year ...

... f -~D EAST- - -- . :GZRay N -EAST AFRICA. ENCOURAGEMENT OF SLAVERY. Berln, Monday.-It is announced to-day that Major Wissmann will return on the 15th October to the scene of his former duties in East Africa. Dr Peters will return here in the course of ...

... e£100 as it protest against the inefficent steps which .were taken to do awav%,wztih slavery, especially in t the islands of Zanzibar and Pemba. The legal c status of slavery, on the. mainland should be a abolished, and if possible the railway to Nyassa- e ...

... GERMANY AND EAST AFRICA. ENCO1EAGEMYM OF SLAVERY. Berlin, onday.-It is -nosnoed to-dfay that Major Wissmiana will return on the 15th October to the scene of his former duties in East Africa. Dr Peters will return herein the corrse of a few days, and will ...

... a5ii material. SLA.VERY IN ZA.\ZIlAIR. The Britishi and Foreign AnitiSiaverv Scciety has addressed a memorial to Lord 1iosebery urging upon Her Majesty's (Government th inmportasce of proclaiming the abolition of the legal istatis of slavery in the British ...

... the ageiets of the stcanr anil told the story of her career. Her naItn Mart Anne Rix, and she is a widow, Xhe win h, r in slavery in the Uni;,ted Stutes, and wbeoa a fSew years old wasl bought by her fiR her and taken by him to Liberia, West Africa. 'l'here ...

... took 'place in, our protectorates, and to put an end to every kind or sort of slavery. The answer of the Underi Secretary amounted to an absoluite justification of slavery. It was monstrotss affer t'he Attorney General had laid down the law that Britisht ...

... it wouldi entail the immediate abolition of the status of slavery, a course which would bc attended with considerable difficulty. Although there is every probability that the status of slavery wvill'be abolished at an early date, thir has to bae-ccdomt ...