... SLAVERY. I have heard again from my friend at Nunhead who signs himself One of the Wage Slaves. There is considerable reasoli in the title he has chosen. Let us consider it. First, what does history say? Mankind, like the animals from whom they developed ...

... SLAVERY. Sir,—Tlt is commonly believed that slavery was abolished in the United States some thirty years ago. The following extract from the Zwentieth Century, a New York weekly, of the 11th inst., however, tells a different story : — “Three hundred coal ...

... SLAVERY. so near its death that we speak •, .ai it. impulsive humanitarians will once. if t hex zecl be mat tempered „. that the at tempt as sod, uuly . I'm, absurd. Let us see. It is corninted that domestication of the useful man's t.rst grand step from ...

... SLAVERY. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL, in reply to Mr. J. Pease, said it was not illegal for a British firm to employ slaves in the coaling of vessels in the waters of a British protectorate. As far as was known the slaves in such cases offered themselves v ...

... SLAVERY IN A correspondence maths subloill Foreign (Mee and our is ir Samir to. Innui published. Dr. A. N. tinting in Man•h, 1895, said Br. D. liatilwasik. hoi return Pemba, where be had study the slavers. eaunt on. is•ported that be hail to Iwhine that ...

... IS IT SLAVERY P 6ELLING BY AUCTION. POXe OUR HEWsNGFORS CORKERPONDENT.) In most civilized countries there is some form of work and almnshouses for people unable to provide for themselves, and institutions of the kind are also in existence in the chief ...

... SLAVERY. Sir,—ln reply to the letter of *‘E. Belfort Bax on Lady Cook’s article, permit me to point out that no changes which have been effected in the law since Mill published his ** Subjugation of Women ” touch the subject to which her ladyship alluded ...

... Railway Slavery. The recital of railway servants' slavery was continued on Thursday at the resumed sitting of the Commons committee. Mr. Hare, a trs.dearnan of Newark and a member of the Town Council, examined by Sir Albert Rollit, said he had been asked ...

... PAUL AND SLAVERY. . Professor Petrie, in his address at Ipswich, quoted the Epistle to Philemon as a proof that Paul did not condemn slavery. For this, Mr. secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society, takes him to task. But Professor Petrie was quite right ...

... ALLEGED SLAVERY. A yesterda y 'sTM:is el telegr a m from New York says that a singular affair, revealing that negroes have been kept in a condition of virtual slavery, is reported from Dadeville, Alabama. The negroes had been summoned to avow in court ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Colonel Euan-Smith — , ersl, on Wednesday paid a visit to the Sultan, in order to deliver a message from Queen Victoria congratulating his Highness upon his recent action against slavery. It is stated that the natives regard the attitude ...

... SLAVERY IN GAMBIA. The usual annual report on the affairs of the colony of Gambia bas been forwarded by the Administrator, Mr. Llewelyn, to Lord Ripon, and is published as a Parliamentary paper. It deals with the year 18%2, and states that the taxes and ...