... the Gospel had not been preached, woman was down-tradden by man. The women of Madagascar were not row in such a position of slavery as ‘n many other countros. That was somethirg to be thankful for, and when she heard of the position of women in other countries ...

... of Qavery, and it had shown the advisability of otuing up & raiway, and if there was anything which ecou'd bresk down the slavery in Central Africa it wou'ld be by railway systemis, which would produce honest sed steady labour for the r«:rk ((h'?-vn) An ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY. SLAVERY IN THE ZANZIBAR PROTECTORATE. ~ On the second reading of the Consolidated Fund ‘Bill, Mr. Bayley rased a discuss.on on slavery in Zanz bar Protectorate, citing a recent case of a nrlhun‘clm‘byhlmm ...

... quities and fi'thiness of the Romish confessional, the idolatry and abomination of & Romish mass, and the superstiillon and slavery of a Romsh priesthvod. (Applause.) For the genuine Romanist, bowever much they might disagree with hm, they nevertheless had ...

... approaching season. MR. JOHN ELLIS, M.P. ON THE ANTISLAVERY MOVEMENT. At the annual meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society on P“n?y. -o-; strong speeches were made against policy of tbn(gm—-thh-ihrudh-& Mr. ‘John Elis, M.P., who was amongst ...

... When lam with him in church, T sometimes feel that 1 must shout blasphemies and curse him. I wonder Ido not go mad. The slavery and torture of it are awful. And I feel that T owe it all to my own cowardics. If ouly [ had heen brave enough to obey the ...

... debate. The people of England, he was convinced, thought it better to have LIBERTY WITH DRUNKENNESS than temperance with slavery, and slavery would i effect be the state of affairs if the bill became Jaw. He ot:‘ecmd to nterference with individual Wberty on ...

... country, and writing during the m- of the most mamou s monster ihe world ever “-::rm Nero. The people were mostly Pagans, slavery was rampant. The men were almost at their worst, and et St Peter bade them “honour all men.” How could they honour them then ...

... THE “CAKE WALK.” A PLBASING SURVIVAL OF THE SLAVERY DAYS, hhmdwd. —n: the American Socvety of Civil D\:h-:;on. an excursion to Atlentie Oity, Engineeri, this week hu-md;‘mfin'nmuidk slavery days in the So States. It comsisted of a fine enterfainment consisting ...

... WHITE SLAVERY IN GERMANY. SCANDALOUS REVBLATIONS. Much invlignation has been caused in Berlin, says a “Duily Chronicle” correspondent, by revelations regarding the methods by which waiiresses are suppled to the Berln resiaurants of uneuviable mlil .L ...

... of “Throw him ocut.””) As to the Chinese slavery cry he was willing to prove to Mr. Higham that greater slavery exisis to-day in some mines in Souih Africa than ever existed under what was called Chinese slavery. When the B.dm:'dgot into power the Chine=e ...

... afraid,” he continued, ' that Tariff Reform has caught some people papping.”’ (Voice : Like ! Chinese slavery !”) { Further heckling about Chineso slavery followed, and the chairman appealed for order. Councilior Sunderland then asserted that in all their ...