... SLAVERY Sir Samuel Baker delivered the Redo lecture at Cambridga on Tuesday afternoon, the subject being “Slavery.” He pointed out that so long as Mabouiedanlsm prevailed, the custom of polgamy, necesoitstirg importati m of female slaves, wocl render ...

... Slavery “War is a terrible thing, but there are things more terrible, and slavery is one.” Waving the Irish Republic tricolour, Mr. Lawless said he wished to give a message to the - “Northern masters” in Northern Ireland: “Now you shall know the wrath ...

... SLAVERY. If we arc believe the Jamaica Papers, the negro population not make that beneficial of their freedom that their friends would Idleness and dissipation arc said to prevail; the agricultural interests suffer, and their prospects are asserted of ...

... SLAVERY. It la computed that the whole number of Afri. cans and their descendants, who are now held in slavery by piofestedly Christian and civilised powers, is seven millions. Notwithstanding the emancipation of the slaves in the British Colonies, the ...

... “SLAVERY” I did not take on me the huge responsibility on March 27, 1941, to call the Jugoslav people to arms against the Nazi-Fascist totalitarianism in order that my freedomloving people should fall, after heavy struggles and ultimate victory, into ...

... In Slavery The prisons to-day are tul:er and more crowded with Polish patriots than they were even in the worst period of German occupation, the author writes. The conditions are growing daily worsa and worse. The so:diers who have fought for the ...

... slowing many the miens evil of slavery. and of convincing them of their practical and Plwititutional connexion with slavery; and that we rejoice in the efkirts that are making to froe tome of the from the Meld.s of slavery. And we trust that the • Free ...

... SLAVERY. ‘on the side tue oppekssor there is POWER.’ I hate been for some dsjs making efforts tc raise sum of 20d dollars, to aid lawyer in Maryland in securing the freedom of twenty slaves. The history of the case is this. A boat nineteen years since ...

... SLAVERY. W r. copy tho following interesting from the Maysville (Ky.) of August 20:— One of the roost remarkable and intenHcly interesting cases ever brought before a court of justice was tried and disposed of in our Cirenit court last week. The plaintiff ...

... SLAVERY. Lord JOHN RUSSELL—I un denrourof addrenine * few words to the How, in consequence of the dirision which his taken to-night, the of the Honourable Baronet. (Heir, hey.) I base ™ revive the discussion on that motion, but I feel it night lead to ...

... SLAVERY. A certain roan, fettered bi* instinct*, roarrrod with certain woman, who** instinct* likewise left her no alternative. But after a they the amount ni »t vats, and grow restive. I your slave. tested the woman. I do nrAhing but cook for you ami ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROt'GHAM then brought under the consideration of their lordships the present state of the slave trade, which, though condemned by the law, was yet carried on. owing to the fact that the law was not sufficiently stringent in its provisions; ...