... them. We cannot afford to keep subsidising year after year the Restaurant Department. We. in Burnley, are experiencing a slavery to the Works Department which political Ideology. There no consideration given to whether the work could be done half cheaply ...

... heartily, and Joyce Warren was realistic as the landlady’s daughter, the best years of whose life are slipping away in domestic slavery. These were the vounger membei-s of the boarding house, and. being played by young people, were Darts easily and very well ...

... Christian statesmen like William Wtlberforce and Oranvjlle Sharp, who were Instrumental doing so much for the abolition of slavery Hie Colonies. ...

... recalled that they had reversed the policy of the Socialist Government, that now they were travelling, not on the road to State slavery and bankruptcy, but to national and individual freedom and solvency. Traders were now trading and builders were building; ...

... likes; far who so firm that cannot seduced.-rShake6peare. When one associates with vice it but one step from companionship slavery.—Francis Quarles. We gain nothing being with such as ourselves; encourage mediocrity. I always longing to mas meretxe*- lent ...

... given back our liberty. he writes, And vou Englishmen can understand what this means for a nation now have experienced what slavery isi ...

... unable i identify the Banc; Hope Harry Lauder. Ramsay Mar• Donald, balalaika the Red irv Would iave expect «ni abolition slavery. 'o describe Mason and Dixon Line the t'.s.A describe cochineal. Pegasus and what happened to Titanic? Well., they could There ...

... UNEQUAL SHARES In years not very far distant, the South was the home of slavery, and to-day the Southern operative has a far bigger work load with much less wages than his brother in the North, Mr. Crabtree claims. Very few Northern weavers will attempt ...

... community, said Mr. Gimblett. at the open forum of the Burnley Free Churches, at the Fruit Market, on Wednesdav. must have no slavery for the weak-willed, and an end of all tyrannies. It must have a real society of fellowship in which men should realise each ...

... n. If vocational groups some kind ate not started guarantee to individuals the status of free men. a status little short slavery mav imposed by the State.'' said Mr. Leyland. Guilds mav prove to be the only safeguards of liberty against the rising tide ...

... Jhansi Massacre, and other foreign news includes reports unrest America because of ° p osed vie *-s of North and South towards slavery, the Great Trek of the Boers, and details of the proposed Suez CanaL together with short biography the engineer, Ferdinand ...

... mower by the vicar and more time for his proper task of visit his parishioners. 4—Smaller houses would mean less domestic slavery, an inestimable boon to any clergyman's wife. 5—A small parsonage would probably result saving to the Church Council equal ...