... contended that, while it was right to abolish slavery without regard to possible injury to the cotton plantations in the United States, it is necessarily wrong to refuse sanction to tho establishment of slavery on account of possible injury thereby to the ...

... SLAVERY EGYPT. Mr. Gladstone, answering a question put on behalf of Mr. Foster, said-the Government was very to deal with the subject of the slave trade in and one of the tint despatches emit ham the Office to Lerd Dufferin was upon this subject, bu s ...

... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. Despatches on the state of the slave trade and slavery In Morocco bare been laid before Parliament Wittlz to Sir J. Drummond hey on the 2nd July, Granville says :— The reports on slavery in Morocco, forwarded by you with your despatches ...

... THE FIJI ISLANDS-SLAVERY. There is still a good deal of talk shout importing, or rather kidnapping, South Sea Islanders to Australia, and the employment of them in the islands themselves for cotton cultivation as recognised slaves : The group of the ...

... connected with slavery. The facts patent at Kokotoni appear to me strongly corroborative on this point. The perm; as he first collected them on the estate, wire slaves, who naturally retained all the characteristics and vices of slavery. Among other p ...

... BUXTON AND THE ANTI-SLAVERY CAUSE. When retrying Imelda esahled lib Buxton found that year hear h% fresh adheres to the cones ; at the be bed , favored gradual abolition es the only open coons, but as rear shaped themselves he found that lopptag at the ...

... THE ABOLITION OR SLAVERY IN THE SPANISH OOWNUw!. Haman, May 28, Evening.—lo to-day's sitting of the Cortex. Senor Morel preemie( a bill for the abolition of slavery in the Spanish colonies. By its pro. vision the foliosing will be declared free:-1, Children ...

... Corer Is The Slavery of the Wash -tub Wash-day at its best is a day of toil and worry and discomfort. Soap, steam and smell all through the house, smearing everything, blinding everybody. Rubbing, scrubbing, tubbing. Maybe it used to be necessary. It ...

... Chapter is The Slavery of the Wash-tub Wash-day at its best is a day of toil and worry and discomfort. Soap, steam and smell all through the house, smearing everything, blinding everybody. Rubbing, scrubbing, tubbing. . Maybe it used to be necessary. ...

... Chapter Is The Slavery of the Wash-tub Wash-day at its best is a day of toil and worry and discomfort. Soap, steam and smell all through the house, smearing everything, blinding everybody. Rubbing, scrubbing, tubbing. Maybe it used to be necessary. It ...

... Chapter is The Slavery of the Wash-tub Wash-day at its best is a day of toil and worry and discomfort. Soap, steam and smell all through the house, smearing everything, blinding everybody. Rubbing, scrubbing, tubbing. Maybe it used to be necessary. It ...

... Mafia Is . I - Le The Slavery of the Wash-tub Wash-day at its best is a day of toil and worry and discomfort. Soap, steam -id smell all through the house, smearing everything, blinding everybody. Rubbing, scrubbing, tubbing. Maybe it used be necessary ...