... SLAVERY Iff ZANZIBAR. The abolition slavery in Zanzibar Is art so simple matter it looks. It is quite true that the British Government has pledged itself to cany —t the abolition slavery in the Protect rate. Bat there has been —time limit,—tnepeak, and ...

... blonsee gave the men n respectable appearance while were taking place. Treasurer Anderson mid the blouses were not badges slavery, as tbe men bad been told some members. Such remarks were very discouraging to anyone, or to any number of men who were trying ...

... most shame* less manner.” to the boasted abolition of slavery he observes, is quite true that the trading in negroes and the slave-hunting have both been abolished.” But it is only externally. For slavery continues and prevails in spite of the legal prohibition ...

... it dark, because other players would want the same. The subsequent evidence made one wonder if it is really the case that slavery has been abolished, and showed that professional football players may be bought and sold like so much horse flesh. Thomas ...

... murderer I end believed be infinitely aoise than many | m-trdeipr. , . - It coill.l not he. must some way fwm that degrading slavery; and she must tm.l it. She jump 'd t» her feet aa if the mere act trf r-olution hail given her energy; and the same instant ...

... the Government in respect this undertaking. One was that the construction of the railway would be the deadliest blow that slavery in Africa ever received. The other was that experience in j Matabeleland had shown the immense importance being able to assert ...

... estates—and ih ; Hovas will be denounces. and negotiatious entered upon for the conciu-ioi. fresh arrangements. Witu respect to slavery, Government has taken General Duchesne’s auvivt. who considers the imtuetiiate all slaves would inevitably create uu.roie ...

... from local rates it can no lunger identified as a voluntary school. Abolition op Slavery Bladagascar. B, proclamation pubiisUed at Antananarivo on the 27th September slavery has been abolished throughout Madagascar. Persons who had owned slaves, are reduced ...

... speech the meeting the other Dr Macleod, who ha« evidently studied the of these social questions, used the words cruelty and slavery iu describing the houra that girls are required to stand in our shops. Some have suggested seats for female assistaota aa ...

... SHOPKEEPERS’ HALF-HOLIDAY MOVEMENT. Greenock, 13tb August, 1896. Sir, was delighted to see in yesterday’s Telegraph **Anti-Slavery's” sensible letter, referriog to the half-holiday movement being continued throughout the year. The greatest drawback to the ...

... America was the chosen and privileged aboa eof slavery. Aud while struggling with siiiiiy aud poverty to boot, she wrote “ Uncle —“something that did make the whole world feel what an accursed thing slavery is.” “Uncle. Tom’s Cabin” is one of the epochal ...

... the subject of questions to Uinistere. and 3ir Brodrick- said the matter was beiug investigated. Mr Curzon said question of slavery in Zanzibar was being considerod by the Government, consultation with Mr Hardinge, fur the purpose of at the best method or ...