... steps should be taken for the couplete extinction of slavery throughout the of the claves had been vader a decree made a few years ago, the process out inconsistent with the honour and the sentiment slavery should contioue to exist in teritery under Beitish ...

... Advocate d not intend to for interdict connection with ring of || usseis at mitted a oo |, votes was continued. The ques-| a of slavery at Zinzibar was raised e Consular vote. ‘The Lords’ amendments the V.ceination were asidered, and & proposal to disagree with ...

... reasons fo can be given why slavery should be tolerated, and, more especially, if the batetul thiog can th be disguised under a less hateful name. Much controversy has arisen over the proceedings for the abolition of slavery and the at Zanzit ar and Pemba ...

... CHAINS AND SLAVERY. THE HOUSE—President M'Lean, Vice-President M'laughlin. Members M 'Kenzie, Hamilton, M'Culloch, Wylie, Hay, Boyle, Hutton, Adams, Davie, Hood, Andrews, A. M. Smith, Laurence Stevenson, Fairley, A. M'Lean, Horsburgh, C. Smith, M. ...

... CHAINS AND SLAVERY. Nothing but praise can he awarded the English League for the prompt and magnanimous release they granted to Amateur Burrows, of Tottenham, now of Sheffield United. This gentlemanly player (all amateurs are), was approached by the ...

... numerous cares and burdens, direct or indirect, which weigh upon the European labourer, combine to make their lot a very and slavery still survive in the common easy one, and if the names of slave parlance of the people, the institation long moribund, is ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... very thrifty thorn on the virtue of The mental, moral. physical, financial slavery of mothers to childsen another thorn. There is a distinction te be made between devotion and slavery. The mother, of all persons, has the least right to become self-centred ...

... awakened and people ZANZIBAR SLAVERY. It is a disgrace to the that at this time of day it should bs to plead fur the abolition of slavery ander the British flac. Many people have been labouring uoder the delusion that slavery had been abolished in the islands ...

... ment conclades abnat dinner time to-day the remainder of that evening will be divided the amendment by Mr J. A. Pease on slavery in Zaosiber and that of Sir Howard re ntics, ad t to by Mr Joba mond, who woald thus be position on Friday to muve hie amendment ...

... determined to invite members of the Khedivial mestings on such matters as judic.al reforme, irrigation, and the suppression of slavery aad ...