... TOLSTOY'S SLAVERy op OUR TIMES.) BY MORRISON DAVIDSON. Author of The Annals of ToilT The (ld or and the New, The Gospel of the Poor ' there be Light ! The Book of Erin Book of KiDgs, &C. T This ts the history of Governments.-o, nian dose ...

... NIGERIA. THlE YOUNGEST PROTINC. SLAVERY AN'D THlE FUTURE b On last Jubilee Day, the status of slavery P was formally abolished, by Imperial proclarna- Ii tion, in the Youngest, which is also the largest II tund most populotus, British Protectorate. To ...

... COUNT TOLSTOI'S NEW BOOK. I~~ I_0 THTE NEW SLAVERY. AN ATTACK ON SOCIALISM. BE TRUE, BE LOVING, BE SIMIlE4. Conut Tolstoi, in spito of his recent illness, has been ablo to pursue his literary work. LTn a feow weeks' time his new drama, The Corpse ...

... De Rosa, the Dellers, and James Brady. EZ1ss1RE.-Proprietor, Mr T. Sylvester Sage.-Mr Bred Percy's excellent company, in Slavery Days, is the star attraction. The Seebolds are clever musicians. The following also appear:-Mdlle. Adel Rena, Lily Amos, Alf ...

... the British tourist, the Horatian witch, the up-to-date journalist, the Evil Eye, the newest Paris fashions, and the savage slavery of regions where the only fashions to be met with are star- vation and fever-and all this, and much more, without anachro- ...

... LInITED. - Managing-Director, Mr James AL. Hardie; Acting-Manager and Secre- tary, Mir H. Holliman. -Plantation life and slavery scenes are the most predominant incidents of the story of The Octoroon, which MIr Arnold Bell has put on here for the second ...

... bondage of chattel-slavery throughout the Sunny Southr of the Great Rtepublic; but to -day, alas, they are about equally applicable to the whole World of Labour, Black and White. Chattel-slavery has, inmeed, given way to Wage-slavery ; but it may, ne ...

... wedge; and the Kafirs-reputed descendants of the ancient Greeks, but dirty thieves to-day-learned, too, what massacre and slavery meant. But the Government of India sees in Afghanistan, as the Ameer saw in the Hazarajat and Kafiristan, an opening for, ...

... and Lygia, there is the love of Eunice for her master, Petronius-a touching and beautiful idyll of the ancient system of slavery. The conspiracy of Tigellinus, aided by the desperate Poppuea, against Petronius provides a strong counter- plot. The play ...

... acted as a stimulus to improve the conditions of SOctete, not as a permission to leave men in their ignorance, or squalor, or slavery. Coneeiously or unconsciously men have cembimed the caution and the-precept of -h. Paul. The Lorr. is at hand has beenl ...

... althoungh tbi Wesleyan so-called missionaries corruptly conceal LLD fact), -ar we not filled with shame at the Indust.; slavery in connection with young people in this coauntcu up to the age of twelve? It is scandalous to thiuh thb we still permit these ...

... for to the sorely -tried Soudanese: and enable them, slowly perhaps, but none the less surely, to emerge from the curse of slavery and the blightine influence of debauched fanatics lilre the Mahbii and the Rhalifa. A statce of Gordon is very properly to ...