... BOY'S ALLEGED SLAVERY. A sad story of alleged cruelty was told at Greenwich by a thirtecn-year-old boy, whose parents, James and Mary Ann Webster, of Lower Sydenham, were summongd for ilk-treating and neglecting him. According to the cvidence of a N.3 ...

... PAPUA SLAVERY SCANDAL LABOUR RECRUITED BY THREATS. Abominable revelations have been made is Melbourne regarding slavery in Papua. It is stated that hundreds of black indentured labourers in the Kumasi division were (tweed last year by threats to burn ...

... Gazette. ‘Women talk of freedom, and remain bound themselves and try to bind others in one of the most harassing forms of slavery that human ingenuity can invent. ...

... should have submitted such Constitution bodily to the vote of the people but that, in submitting the question ol * slavery or *no slavery to the popular vote, the only material question at issue was satisfactorily provided for. Governor Walker, on the ...

... And it does it with cold water, without boiling and with very little I'ubbing:{»'um‘ il - e Fels-Naptha does away with thé” slavéry of the boiler-fire, the steam, the sweat, the smell, the worry, and most of the hard work of wash-day, We know it scems too ...

... Government to pay the compensation which may be awarded by the«{ourts in connection with the abolition of the legal status of slavery in tho mainland dominions of ths Scltan of Zanzibar; and £5,000, which, it is expected, will reprosent the maximuin’charge ...

... now open European agn* cultnrisu, mechanics, and men and women of a occupations, it never was before. The extinction of slavery has opened the great and productive * of the South labour aud free meu. me Pacific and other railways, traversing aJmoel boundless ...

... from Rivas, Walker’s headquarters. The Sew York Herald says—“ The anomalous condition of affairs in Utah is, next to the slavery question, the most perplexing domestic subject now before the government and people of the United States. Since the day the ...

... mum-e--thic with the repeal of the Sl•rasy Acts. And hereby ban. a coincidence. A descendant el Wilberforce, the father of the Slavery Em•a-cipation movement, with whom Sir Thomas. was associated, received an important Metropolitan otanistraey within a dny ...

... akitte. The readc•sade market is the market isf the eteenal sempteary law—the law of cash. _ Bet the well-to-do woman, in her slavery to fashion, is an mussing sight; and the thing that is massing about her is her utter leek of rand . Male writers hare in ...

... state of things amongst British men and women a thousand times worse than the abolished bondage of the negro and the Chinese slavery of South Africa. By their anxiety to save a few coppers they compel thousands of the widows, sisters, and daughters of other ...

... no longer, that the Revolution broke out. The Power which had made war its national industry, and put up with political slavery for the sake of greater efficiency. was beaten in every element by the free peoplesbeaten in spite of its recourse to every ...