The Colonial Intelligencer, Or, Aborigines' Friend

able Aborigines addressed Africa allowed appears appointed attention authority believe blacks bring British brought called Cape carried cause chief Chinese Christian civilization Coast colony Commissioners Committee communication condition consideration coolies correspondent course Court desire directed doubt duty effect employed engaged English evidence exist expressed fact feel Fiji force French give given Government Governor hand hope House humanity immigrants important Indian interest islands justice labour land late letter Lord Carnarvon lordship Majesty's matter Mauritius means measures meeting ment missionaries Natal native nature necessary object obtain Office opinion passed persons police population possible present Protection Society question race reason received recent reference regard remarks Report result Secretary secure sent slave-trade slavery slaves South taken tion trade traffic treated tribes vessels