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... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. The project recommended some time ago by the l3ritish Embassy, and recently approved by the Council of Ministers, of establishing homes for enfranchised negro slaves has just been sanctioned In principle by the Sultan, says a Constantinople ...
... WHITE SLAVERY IN TURKEY. A communication from the Epirus contains the following piece of intelligence, which, says M. M. &vasly, who sends it to the Daily News, tends to show that white slavery is not only practised in Constantinople, as clearly demonstrated ...
... slavery had been restored nearly all over the Soudan ander the rale of the most bloodthirsty fiend that God ever let live—slavery of the worst description. The Radical party were iu 11482 and they bad au opportunity of accomplishing then what had since ...
... the opening of the present century slavery was practically non-existent in British North American It was not for half a century that the t r :tro i r ;irate& followed so excellent an example, and awed to regard slavery as legaL The contrast presented by ...
... would be left open for the purpose. In answer to Mr. Beehaean, the Attorney-Gannet said that assualog slavery to be lawful in this °pastry, slavery would be resognieed as a legal status under a British protectorate; bat British subjoins, of course, would ...
... were released, and Oponda was compelled to send the slave-traders out of his country and agree to the entire abolition of slavery there. He is rebuilding the town, but the Commissioner has had a strong fort built on the opposite bank of the Shire, which ...
... things. His Holiness said: There are two things in the worl I at present which need especial attention--slavery and the social question To abolish slavery I have established colleges' and am wending out missioearies into Africt, and whereever men ate held ...
... Negro Emancipation. I wrote some- what hurriedly and without reference to books. Wilberforce died in 1833, shortly after slavery had been abolished in all the British Colonies. His son Samuel Wilberforce became Bishop, first of Oxford, and afterwards ...
... to bring slavery at Zanzibar to an end. Mr Bryce said the acti'm of the Government had relieved the Opposition from the duty of raising the question of Armenia, because it showed that they realised the gravity of the situation. As to slavery at Zanzibar ...
... liquor among the native races stopped, as well as to have the legal status of slavery at once and fluidly destroyed. Not so fag, say in effect the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society. We are as anxious as you for the accomplishment of your ends, but ...
... Academy, and vubsequently entered journalism as • profession. He was secretary of an Abolitionist Society in 1836 during the slavery abolition crisis, 11 1F . t- I : •. I • ' ...
... they have not Mr. Humphreys-Owen to thank for it, for was not this owing to the voice of public opinion, which condemned the slavery that had existed on the Cambrian Railways, according to the late manager's own words, for 20 years? That system had been condemned ...