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... raidannition. His Majesty announced that the Portuguese Government had accepted the invitation to participate in the Anti-Slavery OMiervatv at Brussels, which it hoped would have a good result. The King then said : lieeently the patriotic separations ...
... proclamation. His Majesty announced that the Portuguese Government had accepted the invi- tation to participate in the Anti-Slavery Con- ference at Brussels, which it hoped would have a good result. The King then said : — Recently the patriotic aspirations ...
... live without a in his household naturally tends, in a great city, to raise the wages of such as are available. abolition of slavery, therefore, must needs Is slow, or a worse thing might befall. ...
... Secretary of the .tboriginei* Protectiou Society, writes :—As the Ihthruational Conference to 'measures for the suppression of Slavery and the Slash Trade in Africa, and quesboss cidosected therewith, is t resume its work at oa the lath Mat o it is smist desirable ...
... QOStPESBSQB. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sib,— As the International Conference to consider measures for the suppression of Slavery and the Slave Trade in Africa, and questions connected therewith, is to resume its work at Brussels on the 18th inst.. it ...
... receipts for Securities deposited at the lea IT A )(AN.-Th. Lady Tolecrash '. sr •-. What • (Mt Loom.. FJ. Harris. the Anti-Slavery Congress has been noted Municipal° and at the Banque Parisienne. lk se neer owe mere en riot se fed of mint. rut :rem .5. ...
... will take in the matters It is alleged that the apathy of England and of English public opinion with respect to the Anti-Slavery Congress has been noted with special regi et at Brussels. We are sorry to hear the report, of course. But those worthy Belgians ...
... collapsing, many more of the men having to-day resumed work. THE AN— -SLAVERY CONFERENCE. BRUSSELS, Jan. 22. The Iniependar.ee Beige this evening states that the reassembling of the Anti-Slavery Coufereuce has been again postponed in consequence of tho indisposition ...
... ou shipboard at sea with intent to slob s * h a rm, cod crimes and offences *vilest the countries for the suppression of slavery and tradiug. Extreidition may also occur for pani cip , 4 in any of the mimes and offences aboye mama s , provided that ate ...
... shipboard at sea with intent to do bodily barm, and crimes aud offences against tbe laws of both countries for the suppression of slavery and slave* trading. Extradition may also occur for participation iv any of the crimes and offences above enumerated, provided ...
... Health. Sanitary Department, Vestry Hall, Walham- green, S.W., January 25. The Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society recently forwarded a memorial to the Marquess of Salisbury with respect to the proceed- ings of the Slave Trade ...
... acted illegally in the preseut case. The mother of the child ham disregarded all her .tuiiet to it, aud had sold it into slavery, and the unnatural brute of an organ- grinder, acting as the mother must bave known he would do, as soon as ho had sufficiently ...