... SLAVERY AND THE lb. Moron, the savoy of the Confederste Slot.. in England, bar ont to the Time • correspond's*/ with Mr. Conway, the Amtrtaw gentlemen who wee latredneei to tha palgie at the Loudoe Tavern. on Turley, ander the eselpiere of Mr. Jahn Bwoht ...

... Slavery In his resignation letter, personally addressed to Mr. Paisley, the ex-spokesman accused unionist delegations in the talks of ‘‘building structures for Sinn Fein to use and abuse”’ and called for a termination of the Strand Three talks involving ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. CHAMBERLAIN told Mr. Buchanan that slavery was not recognised by any British Court in Lagos, on the Niger Coast Protectorate, which appeared in ibis respect to be in exactly same position as the Royal Niger Company’s territories. ...

... SLAVERY. To awaken the sympathies of the mind is often as sure way to eifect purpose as to offer to it proofs with the closest mathematical precision. The littlebutbeautifully told story of Unde Tom's Cabin is increasing the interest in favour the abolition ...

... SLAVERY ITALIAN ORDER. ROME. Saturday.—Marshal Badoglio, the Italian Commander-In-Chief In East Africa, will to-morrow issue a proclamation abolishing slavery in all territories in Abyssinia occupied by Italian troops, it is officially announced here ...

... SLAVERY. Lord NAPIER presented Petition for the abolition of Negro Slavery, ami again proposed, that a Committee of their Lordships should out the West Indies to procure the best information on the subject, of which Committee was willing to a Member. ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM inquired of the Colonial Secretary, whether measures had been taken to effect the release of the 30,000 negroes who had been pirated into the Mauritius, and also whether means had been adopted to prevent their holders from obtaining ...

... “SLAVERY” Other points discussed were the refusal of the Department of Posts and Telegraphs to provide a pension or ggatuily to B.M.P’s who gave a life-time of efficient service; the unsatisfactory revision system; the hardships endured by those who provided ...

... SLAVERY Sir — Permit me to reply to Brid Bonner's statement in your paper some weeks ago where she urged the Minister for Labour, Mr. Bertie Ahern to assist Buncrana Council with its application to F.A.S. for a new Social Employment Scheme for Buncrana ...

... OF SLAVERY, Madrid, Monday Evening. —ln to-day’a sitting of the Senate, the Colonial Minister stated that the Government was actively engaged in establishing trial jury, - and that he would shortly present documents showing the results of the preparatory ...

... SLAVERY WHITE The Birmingham Daily Post esys—On the Birmingham and Aston Tramwajs we are told the men have work no fewer that sixteen hours a day. making fifteen trips daily, and fro, hour each, and spending another hour shun'ing and other operations ...

... SLAVERY CONGRESS. Loxpox, Taurspay.—Bir Jno. Kirk, Second British delegate to the International Conference on Slavery, which meets at Brussels a fortnight hence, had an interview to-day with the envoys from the Sultan of Zanzibar at Alexandra Hotel, London ...