... SAVAGE SLAVERY.” That girls should have to work sixteen or seventeen hours each day, and sometimes seven days per week, is a contribution to the savage slavery that is a disgrace to our socalled civilisation. He wanted those poor slaves to appreciate ...

... SLAVERY IN LIBERIA. At public sitting this afternoon the Council adopted Report submitted by Dr. Dalton (who took Mr. Henderson's place British representative the Council). The report agreed the request of the Liberian Government for the appointment an ...

... Professor Corkey, whose theme w ig ** The Crusade Against Slavery,” first referred the development of moral opinion within the Christian Church. The change of convictions on *uch C|uestions as slavery indicated that the Divine Law had not been given in detail ...

... the Board of Educatic perat ive by any dictation by 1S was hall. ‘his Was tirant SLAVERY IN NEPAL. ant | abolition of slavery there, » condi- the legal status of slavery by payi arrival tory price per slave to the owne int sug- stituting an apprenticeship ...

... proceedings centred in the sixth Committee, which is discussing slavery. Sir Joseph Cook inveighed strongly • against a number of objections raised against the British proposal to abolish slavery, and urged the conclusion a general convention, rather than ...

... SLAVERY IN BURMA, Succecs of Mr. T. Bernard’* Expedition. Rangoon, Sunday. The expedition despatched in December last under Mr. Bernard, of the Burma Frontier Service, has resulted in the release nearly aU the slaves in the Hnk Wang valley. Advances are ...

... “PURE SLAVERY/* Lurgan Workhouse Master and the Laundry Work. At the monthly meeting of the Lurgan Guardians yesterday—Mr. Thomas Faloon, J.P., presiding—ar>siug out the request by the Workhouse Maeter for a ©mall truck for use in the laundry, Mr. Ruddell ...

... CHILD SLAVERY Poverty Nowhere so Extensive as in Donegal Owing the poverty of their parents, many children tender years had been forced to stand the market squares at hiring fau« in order to get employment under slavish conditions, declared Mr. A, J. ...

... at the uiom diffir period the history human They had arrived at the cross-roads. • ror.d W the .servile State to slavery, a torn; slavery which gave them all appearance of being free ond firing * ...

... VIRTUAL SLAVERY At a m€€ting' the Executive Council of the Warwickshire Association Bed wort'i resolution was passed that this Council notice the attitude the coal own era, reported in the Frees, and, realising that the coalowners’ declaration that they ...

... owners the intention to force them into an abject surrender, and to establish virtual slavery the coalfields. is hardly too much to say that condition virtual slavery does exist ...

... CHAOS OR SLAVERY, . what did the new Liberal party offer let L that could not get trom the present Government? “Peace retrenchment, reform “said one of them; but all those things could got more truickly, more ellcctively, and without any risk from the ...