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... SLAVERY IN THE CONGO. Chained Gangs at Work in a Fre. State. A well-known missionary. who has lately retnrneil from the C 'ego State, and who possesses first-hand information on the subject of the Belgian government of that territory, it des that &lei ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. The District Committee of the British and Ariti•Slavery Society yesterday in London and passed a resolution declaring that the Society would strenuously oppose anything short of the immediate abolition of the legal status of slavery in the ...

... SLAVERY was carried on there l;r the Dutch was as great as in any part of the world, For two years the slaves were put under the protection of the justices, and after thst, in the menth of June, fln{ were all freed. The intelligent and better class o the ...

... 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. Itish 1,u0r4 Sir William Marriutt, in opposing the asked—Why nut treat licensed vietuallers as 'you would treat any other traders t as the Islaveholders, fur were treated. Well, Mr Loyd Lieurge, in his very able rcontribution to the debate, grappled ...

... Even if this be true, it proves nothing except that slavery paralyses its victims. Rarely in the world's history have the oppressed risen unless stimulated by outside sympathisers. And if slavery not good per se, is not good for women, whatever many ...

... SLAVERY. ABOLITION. o fi v r , esda y(Router).—ThoSultan to-day &lh. .■ iv?i {'Wishing slavery. Compensah t^ie Zanzibar Government for l uti claims must approved »> ' Premier. If Zanzibar is **Qovn 'Penditure, ia believed the rnr will lend assistance ...

... SLAVERY. FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1897. It will be rather an astonishing fact for the most of people to learn that legalized slavery still exists in certain portion of the British Empire, viz., in the East African portion which Mombassais the centre. We have hitherto ...

... THE SLAVERY OF DRINK. Party (brought up with a round turn by the Indicator lamp-post)— 44 Keep left!—(hie) —all jolly fine tell fellow keep ; wha* I want how's fellow to keep Right—when'* he's jus' had a legacy-*h o* fifty poun-sh him ! (And very ...

... existence of slavery as it existed under Mahommedan law'we could not avoid giving effect to that law surrendering fugitive slaves to their owners. No member, either of the present or the late Government, had ever contended that could abolish slavery on the ...

... future the legll status of slavery in the 10 miles strip of country the coast the mainland near Mombasa, whicii, though nominally belonging to the Sultanate Zansibar, is now under the direct administration British officers; but slavery is recognised in tiie ...