... I SLAVERY AT TRIPOLL I (nzSS ASSOMcITIOIS TEAt.A) London, January 22. In connection with recent statements regard- ing the existence of slavery in Tripoli, a repre- sentative of Reuter's Agency yesterday had a conversation with Mr S. W. Gentle-Cackett ...

... Friends on the subject of slavery in Zanzibar. It will be remembered that opportunity was taken of the death of the Sultan and the incidents which followed to again bring the question of abolishing the legal status of slavery, if no' the total prohibition ...

... SLAVERY IN Z .ANZIBAH AND I . . PEMBA.: -- A Parliamnertary 'paper is. just issued contfit- r ing correspondence respecting the abolition of tthe legal status 'of slxrery in Zanzibar and Pemba.' I The correspondence begins with a telegram froml y Sir ...

... I SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY I A'1' ZAIN BAR. (CCUnT-ra's5 TMLEGRA5I.) Zanzibar, August 1. ti The Sultan of Zanzibar bas tedey issued a! h decree on the rabject of slavery to the following ti effect:- Tin Slavery Ordisanoss, as they existed beforea the conclusion ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFEREN. | igaiuv OP ThM DzLIEBA~TON5. C I, -:C f ZA~=Xs i5 The General Act of the Brussels Conference whch~ th s assembled to concert measures for the suppression r in of the slave trade in Africa was ismued ?? form A st of a Parliameetary ...

... WHITE}S -SLAVERY IN FRANCES (rEEM Dun Oww coXasrosXs=.) . M Paris,4July. 27, Eveni(g. as It is a trite saying that, oae ba the w d does not know how the other ImUlfves, This a in great cities is freqpently'examplified by a, some extraordinary tale of ...

... WAR sVAI-NlA-ST SLAVERY IN ' (CE?NTRAL AFRICA. __ I INTUIMEWIS WIfeTM E BISHOP O KYASSALAND. O (If-RE-s ASSOCIATiON TFLECiPAiR.) tsonthainptoii, May 3. 3)octor llornbv, Bishop of Nyassaland, B'hS I gthe ?? S lev tie. Union Steamshilp ; !il. which arriveed ...

... frica, make it impossible for slavery to advance In the interior, ?? the railway so that they had romplete control over the territory, and then whenever they gave the word for the suppression of slavery at Zanzibar that slavery would terminate. (Cheers.) ...

... commerce, and upon the concessions made by the Queen to certain private persons. Referring to the abolition of slavery, ?? Charmes thought that slavery ought to be abolished, but gradually. In conclusion, he maintained that the notifica- tion made to the Powers ...

... their treatment, both in speech and in action, the slave trade of the interior from the 'slavery of the coast and of the Hinterland. i AWith regard to the active slavery carried on by Arab traders, 1iroditctive of such gross and horrible vrueltv there was ...

... ebel sourwe a' I SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. A correspondence is issued respecting slavery in Zanzibar. It gives the views of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society in a letter to Lord Rosebery urging the abolition of the status of slavery, and refers to ...

... friend was that theJ status of slavery should be abolished. Mr PEASE said that his argument was the abolition of slavery pure :ind simple on the island. and that on the mainland there should be an end to the status of slavery. Sir E. GREY said they could ...