... appropriate that tbs sign of loving* union should , rest on this finger. Anothsr thsoff is that tiis ring was the sign of slavery, and waW therefore worn on the left, tbe weaker, _mmgt fie ancient days in this country v rings wers ?? ofl rt-shes. Perhaps ...

... Whether tne mount the hill the main Through all r all yur Queen shall reign For neve neath the savage Boer Shall England slavery endure We know not fear, we understand Our life i carried in God's hand Though faint with toil we onward go. To ecruch our ...

... cheaged st — thet Mr wo ut a4 the chapel, bet I asid to ee de trede in the with all its horrors. etd exists not only domeste slavery, but ‘I don't thimk be will’ On the bes 1 Be es the in the cam receive been said or from besines freeads ca the m the metter ...

... raided and nordend tine alter time. Women awl cbildren repeatedly disappeared neighbourins viilages, kidnapped and wild into slavery by them. When our Commineition . nannstrated, the Illiahmis laughed in him face. ha tlinatesed, they tent back insolent asenages ...

... poorly as it had rewarded tbem. Half -starved, thirsty, hhstered, aad stung by day, they worked savagely at their self-imposed slavery. The gully like an oven, with the heat of a furnace concentrated within its narrow, rugged, and snake- infested wells, hungry ...

... Conventions, and Sir Alfred Miler had said that Afrikanderdom must be exterminated. Remembering these facts, let them not leave slavery and subservience as an inheritance to their children. THE SHARPSHOOTERS. Lord Dunraven to-day inspected at che Tist Company ...

... difficnltes of the British officials in dealing with the slavers is told by Mr. Cave in the correspondence Just issued respecting slavery and the slave trade in East Africa and the islands of Zanzibar and Pemba. From in- formation laid by a native the previous ...

... Foreign lerqus of bas bad under a your letter of the ultimo, im to the LB m the Island of Pembe the of Lepsiber m the of slavery maton which Farier to 4 of that Decree, and to sally mot ome whieh com Her Government. the expression, Any | shall have been ...

... without pay, and flogged those who refused. Energetic represen- tations, however, were made on the subject, and the attempt at slavery was stopped. THE BOER PRISONERS. REQUESTS FROM THE TRANS- VAAL GOVERNMENT. [REUTER’S TELEGRAMS. | Prerorra, Saturday. The ...

... agreed that the Uganda Railway had become a necessity. As an aid to pacific administration, as a strong in- fluence hostile to slavery and canmbahsm, and a3 a means of developing the natural resources of a vast a line to the great lakes was essentiaL The debate ...

... to (eation to the sea fiahernes of the United mm, aod io move a comp JAMES PEASE This day four weeks to the o tention to slavery in Protectorates, tbe W move a resolution BRITISH TRADE WITH TURKFY BRODRICK, answen Mr Joseph Walton, tbe er Majesty's at ...

... the rocks by Hornoeu. et her we rescued « portaon of the sbap’s cargo. result again sailing as the to Fabs LSTOI ON THE NEW SLAVERY bw on Leo bas recently writing « is pow oe — bas reed to « circle of jwtamate friends Tt co bh the umportant soca! of the ...