... SLAVERY. hi EDITOR Of THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. SlR,—The novel view expressed by Mr. Keir Hardie. M.P., respecting slavery, which you rightly described as transparent nonsense, is not at all an isolated utterance on the Socialist platform. There ...

... STATUTORY SLAVERY fly Our Parliamentary Correspondent VVWITMINSTBR, Monday Night.— Thr first night of the great debate on the Trade Unions Bill has been marked by every sign which could show that, while parties disagreed fundamentally on the issues ...

... SLAVERY. At the anti-Slavery meeting, held at Birmingham yesterday, Mr. O'Connell was invited to attend, and we wish it was in our power to say that his popular talents were always exerted in so good a cause, or guided by so philanthropic a spirit as ...

... SLAVERY. Anti-slavery petitions were then presented from Woodstock, and other places, and from a great number of Dissenting, and other congregations, in various parts of the country. DISTRESS OF THE MINING INTEREST. The Marquis of CLEVELAND presented ...

... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR. Stu,—Earl Russell has been blowiug. the trumpet of Whiggery at Newcastle, after the usual sophistical fashion of that one•sided school. He is reported to have said : That subject of slavery, that caused, no doubt, the disruption ...

... SLAVERY. The owners of colonial property justly complain of the extent of the slave trade now carrying on in the island of Cuba. e agree with them, that it is the duty of Government to make a representation on the subject to the Government of Madrid, ...

... SLAVERY. Laid BROUGHAM gaee notice that to-morrow (aa we understood) he thaald more fee the production of the oarreapondenea rcapaetiog the tranaaetiona which had lately takaa place poet of Nataan, relating the chip Creole. had been forwarded to him had ...

... SLAVERY Lord BROUGHAM gave notice that to-morrow he should call the attention of their lordships to the subject of slavery and the slave-trade. 'The noble and learned lord presented a petition against slavery from a public meeting held in Dublin. On the ...

... way on road to slavery in the Transvaal. Do not let take one step further. And not let talk idle platitudes about organizing African mine labour on perfectly innocuous lines when know that tho Colonial Secretary is com- miffing us to slavery. That is what ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM stated that in redemption of the pledge he gave about fortnight ago, that should lose no time, after the unfortunate Canada Bill should be disposed of one way or another by their Lordships, in bringing forward that great object ...

... SLAVERY . The New Germany and the Children Industrial Legislation for Women Night Work Convention Section Frangaise It was a woman, too, Miss Dannevig, of the Mandates Committee who raised the question of the position of women in the Cameroons. The ...

... SLAVERY. In his new paper, the Citizen, published in New York, Mr. Mitchell has a reply to Mr. Haughton, of Dublin, an abolitionist who has published a letter to Meagher, pressing him to advocate the abolition of Negro Slavery. Mr. Haughton says:—l ...