... SLAVERY SIR,-Paul Scott's admirable review of Dr. l~a n sford' s The Slave Trade (CouNTRY LIFE, September 30) could be t aken, if rapidly read, to imply that slave trading was a thing of the past . It is clear from the context that its m erciful end ...

... SLAVERY 1s there a single man in the Horncastle Division who would vote in favour of a continuance of slavery in British territory? We think it would be ditheult to find one. Yet Lord Willoagiby has twice voted in favour of slavery. On February 10th, ...

... SLAVERY IF the shades of the original Mrs. Beeton still wander, they must delight to dwell in Melton’s most recent acguisition in communal kitchens, that on the As- fordby-road now serving the Girls’ Modern School. Her efficient soul would I feel sure ...

... SLAVERY hew the fate of slavery was contained in St. Paul's words, “In Christ Jesus 1> neither bond or free—all use one,” 2nd how, slowly indeed, owing to the conservatism of men, the leaven worked till at last no Christian darcd support it. It goes on ...

... Slavery “’Grandchildren are also beginning to make the pilgrimage.” He went on: “We have often been described as the Forgotten Army. But the survivors and grieving relatives cannot for?ot. neither can they forgive, the atrocities committed by the so-called ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. A meeting of the Spanish Senators and Deputies Coustitution party was held on Saturday. Immediate abolition of slavery in Cuba aud the introduction of economic reforms into the island were demanded. - THE MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ...

... Nothing but slavery COME on. Hurry up — there’s still lots more to do. There’s a garden to dig, a pile of ironing to do and the floors to sweep. SO XS That was the bad news for Alan Geary, who volunteered to be Claudia Forster’s slave for the day. He ...

... Born into slavery THIS year sees the 150th anniversary of both the abolition of slavery by Parliament and the death of William Wilberforce; but slavery didn’t just disappear in 1833, as is soon apparent in °‘‘A State of Slavery’’ on Sunday on BBC-2. The ...

... SLAVERY IN TUNIS. The telegrams from Tunis on the subject of slavery are attracting much attention here, says a Paris correspondent. The Temps explains the case as follows :—** It is well known that on the desert borders of Tunis an extensive slave trade ...

... “Legalised slavery” Teachers’ contracts themselves were hotly criticised by Mr. Gordon Herd of London, who said: “This 18 a form of legalised slavery.” He referred to the contracts as legal slums and 19th century charters which needed radical alterations ...

... isticated slavery frightened that peogle being recruited on to the Community Programme Schemes could be taking jobs from other people who they consider should be employed as full-timers. The un.serlying sentiment is the fear of job losses and attempts ...

... THE POPE AND SLAVERY. A Papal Encyclical was issued th's week, says a Rome telegram, ad ressed to the Brazilian bishope, en the subject of slavery. The document begins by recapitulating the teaching of the New Testament, wpon which the Catholic Church ...