... the German G.-v takes quite ditferent view i ! .. id the of slavery to the Knji.di G.iveinmunt. A distinction is made l-v ill. Germans luiween the slave trade as a i.oi.-li and household slavery. I f'Tiucr is l«o suppressed all means ; ml»l.*. Therefore ...

... the In answer a question, Mr Stanley said the Swiss Anti-Slavery Society could be useful in Africa an active propaganda against the horrors of slavery. The beat way, however, to abolish slavery was to consirnot railroads, which would deprive the Arabs ...

... distant, when they would realise that in this latter end of this nineteenth century men and women were held captive by a slavery great as the shackles tiiat held the negro in America when by State-supported trade men and women were hnrled iuto abyaaea ...

... to Britain, AS to East Africa the bar to progress in the Sultanate of Zaunz:bar is the contindance of the recognition of slavery by the law courts. Captain Lugard dwells on the good climate and numerous products of British East Africa, and points out ...

... Commons by Mr Curzon ami the Attorney-General. Maheromedanlaw allow* slavery, observed the latter, and the law must respected and enforced. Mr seemed to have positive admiration for slavery. He defended it most desirable institution. much for our boasted ...

... SLAVE DHOW CAPTURED. The Anti Slavery Society has received from its corresponding member at Souakim, Mr. A. B. Wylde, particulars of the capture of slavers made near that port in April last, owing to information given by him. Mr. Wylde writes. Oa my ...

... contributed 50,000 francs towards the expenses of the expedition for the relief of Captain Jacques, propose*! by the Anti-Slavery Society. Captain Jacques, who is in perilous position on Albert Island, Lake Tanganyika, is be supplied with cannon to enable ...

... Congress at Washington. The one class missing to day which was much evidence before the war is that of free men of colour. When slavery existed, the coloured population of all the cotton States was divided into slaves and free negroes. The slaves were, of course ...

... occupation of Egypt source of most of our ditliunities in forelgu policy. Invited aotno declaration of policy with regard slavery tba African protectorates, and with regard ko supply of driok to native races. Mr. Bryce promised the support of the Opposition ...

... SLAVES AT PEMBA The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society recently received information that the progress of the emancipation of the slaves in the island of Pemba had been seriously impeded by the account of the Ccmmisaiouer, Mr Parler, who insisted ...

... co-operative.—l am, sir, your most obedient seivaut, Rkfukm. DOES SLAVERY EXIST GREENOCK ? Greenojk, 12tb November, 1891. few months ago Ihere appeared a letter in these columns Alleged Female Slavery Greenock.” What efiect that letter had the time best known ...

... Having dealt with the regulations as the trade in spirits, Mr Chamberlain said that, as slavery, there could doubt that the state of things in regard domestic slavery was far from what might desired, but assured the House that they would everything they ...