... claimed myself ready to go through the length and breadth of the laud and sound the anti.slavery alarm, to summon forth the old feeling of opposition to slavery which I knew existed in t he hearts of the people of Scotland. We went to Perth, Dundee, Arbroath ...

... THE ADMIRALTY AND SLAVERY. Tus following Wtsr, extracted from new volume of •' Lord Palmerston's Life, just issued, will read with interest at the present time August IS, ISM. ••My dear Russell—No Fir Lord and no Board of Admiralty have ever fait interest ...

... ROMANCE OF SLAVERY. A coloured couple, who, after lengthy courtship, decided to wed. discovered that they were brother and as the minister was about to perform marriage ceremony one the Baptist churches New Jersey. They were born in slavery over fifty ...

... in the interest of the remaining slaue.owners. But the Government will not venture upon any defence of slavery. It will take the ground that slavery is already becoming rapidly extinct, and that regulation is needless, because in five years at the latest ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. London, Wednesday. A public meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society was held in London this afternoon to pan resolution urging the Gov. ernment to take the present opportunity securing the abolition of slavery in Egypt ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA While trareUing not long ago in one ot the South. Western Counties in Virginia the following thrilling incident look place;— Starting in the stage-coach, soon after breakfast, the aorning being delightful one in the Utter part of the ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The question of intercourse with the Churche* intl.c United States whom the lawfulness of slavery, as it exists in that republic, is held, will very probably occasion some discusson in the Free Church of Scotland. With the riewof showing ...

... VEILED SLAVERY “There cere dangerous bits, but never discovered the killing Indians and the only difficulty had with human beings f.*«m tiie dislncliuatiou the white employers labour, chiefly Germans and descendants the Spanish, assist us with (he necessary ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. Sia,-In your paper of 5th inst. I find an article headed The Slavery Question, and beg to offer the following observations on it. You speak of the negrces as unfit for the advantageous enjoyment of social ...

... BOER SLAVERY. St. James's Gazette says—Nobody except Lord Kimberley, suppose, really has any doubt that slavery was an established institution among the Doers before the annexation of the Transvaal. To the Secretary of Siate for the Colonise at any rate ...

... Qualified Slavery. It must not be imagined that Mr. Wells is alone among Socialists in making such admissions. Mr. H. M. Hvndman observes (Social Democracy, p. 21):—” not let us forget that in so far this tends simply to State control it may mean the ...

... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. Mr. E. ASHLEY announced that he should take early opportunity after Whitsuntide of moving address to the Queen that her Majesty would be graciously pleased to instruct the Plenipotentiaries Great Britain at Berlin to move the congress ...