... daughter, Lady bcoxt-dtoncaieO, li attained his 90th year. he svas a prominent worker in the cause of the soppression of slavery; Lind was ideuriled with philanthropic moveumeats of vwidespread infueace. Sir Thoue s Farrell, President of the R3Oval Hiberndan ...

... unsuspecting young women, by fraud and false prqtenecs, from their homes and country, and then sell them into a state of slavery, the conditions of which are appalling to contemplate. By means of advertisements for governesses and companions to travel ...

... gold and country, and that for the benefit of the already wvealthy classes, while the mnasses are kept down its misery std slavery. .. . I have lived amiongst ?? Boers in South Africa and the Scetis in New Zealand and know they have been cheated and robbed ...