Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Slavery. Miss Isabella Ford, my good ecnirad t , the Leeds movenumt, end s tne a e f the Anti-Slavery Reporter and A N . 1-is issued quarterly and deals with the slavery question amongst sone. of the laces. There are a numbe r of politicians to whom ...
... Slavery. - We have rejoiced over the abol:tion of siavery and we have quietly assumed that it has ceased to exist, but we like ostrich hidirg our heads in the sand .uxl to is plainly visible. British shareholders and capitalist are at re--ping great financial ...
... ,/' HOUSEHOLD SLAVERY Carboail is a brilliant seater softener, bleacher and washing soda in powder. Contains no soap and is far stronger, handier and more effective than the oldfashioned lump soda. Indispensable in the laundry and on washing days. It ...
... SLAVERY IN THE TRANSVAAL. The disgraceful deal in respect of the in- , troduction of slavery into the Transvaal is being universally condemned by the voice of ' Labour. Three of its chief instruments— , the Parliamentary Committee of the Trades Union ...
... Against Slavery. tioel 1 The Anti-Sim - cm and Aborigines Protection Society has presented to Sir Edward Grey an important memorandum lon the question of Portuguese Slavery and British responsibility. This is signed on behalf of the Soiciet bv the President ...
... African Slavery. From time to time, having the reputation of being a moneyed man, I receive onspectuses from company promoters desirous of sharing my small means. I have lately been deluged with rubber prospectuses connected with Western Africa and I ...
... Slavery: Past and Present. *BY A CORRE6PONDENT.] In the early part of the present century the slaves in the Southern btates of America were worked ta the tune of 17 or 18 hours per day. and if the work done wad not sufficient for their owners, they were ...
... no hesitation this condition of affeirs slavery. A el ba. Sir James Clarke, in 1764. says :-- A boy asters into a coal mine where his father is a bl- oomer% a slave, not by consent, but by th e of 1 the slavery, which extends from Lather to During the ...
... OLD-TIME SLAVERY IN- THE FACTORY. Cruelties of Last Century. _ THE AGITATION FOR THE TEN HOURS DAY. BY BARTORIB. VI. Hark! the bell, 'tis five o'clock, Morning dawns not in the /sag! Soon that sound shall be death's knock, Calling Hannah to her rest. ...
... OLD-TIME SLAVERY IN THE FACTORY. ...
... slavery, in Wales. k PRICE ONE PENNY. ...
... HOUSEHOLD SLAVERY ABOLISHED. Bolton Woman's Sores and Inflammation Ended by Zam-Buk. NEGLECT of an injury, coupled with treatment afterwards by unreliable and cheap ointments, almost cost Mrs. Jane Croft her leg. But Zam- Buk, though not tried until the ...