... SLAVERY Cpl. Bird, of the 2nd Loval Korth Lancs. Regiment, with years' service in the Regular Army, and a former cotton spinner and manual worker, said: “I found I was well suited to the type of slave work I had to perform. We worked on branch line, running ...

... SLAVERY. Replying Eajl Winterton, Mr. Henderson said special steps had been taken in recent months to prevent tho shipping of slaves from the African to the Asiatic Coast of the Red hea Two warships regularly patrolled the boa. could not commit himself ...

... SLAVERY This can scarcely be termed a free conn, try. when people cringe and assume ~ttitude of subservience while paying ready money for edibles partaken of on the spot. If all waiters realised their Royal attriuhtes. and the wonderful superhuman reverence ...

... NOT SLAVERY Mr. Sorensen; Do they take their babies down afterwards? Mr. McGovern (1.L.P.. Shettlestonl: Is there any intention of abolishing this abominable form of slavery? Mr. Amery: I demur to the word slavery because the work in the mines is entirely ...

... ” Even if this be true, it proves nothing except that slavery paralyses its victims. Rarely the world’s history have the oppressed risen unless st.mulated by outeide , sympathisers. And if'slavery not good per se. it not good for women, whatever many ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. Mandcr asked whether the Foreign Secretary intended to furnish the League of Nations with the information the possession of the Government respecting slavery, in accordance with the resolution passed by the Eleventh Assembly of the League ...

... Slavery. The trade in negro slaves began in the reign of Elizabeth. John Hawkins was the first Englishman to buy slaves in Africa and, take them to the West Indies. So great did the trade become that between 1750 and 1760 no less than 70,000 slaves were ...

... ON SLAVERY Good kings are slaves, and their people are free. —Marie Leszztnskt. How great would be our peril if our slaves began to number us. Seneca. A date with the Wakes ||LACKBURN. Morecambe and Blackpool figure In Lancashire Wakes programme In the ...

... SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1853. ?? - - -- - -- - ?? -I_ AMERICAN SLAVERY. We are tolerably certain that all, or nearly all, our so readers have read Mrs. H. B. Stowe's remarkable recital tl of the horrors of slavery in America, and that they have t l without exception ...

... SLAVERY ZANZIBAR. Par!iatn*ntar>- pa; er li«t csnUio* official on the abolition tlic irpal statos ot sia»er> Zavziltakr. }*ir /i. l}»rdint;e commends i: vigour prornptnPM v»lrcii the .Sultan camnc! out n-lorui re ...

... j slavery” agitation. But the history the exposure of that the Government have moiled mot* damaging blow tha; comaimd in thi expressed opinions Sir West Hidgevij, scornfully says there no slavery and nothing at all having a semblance of slavery.” Fie ...

... SLAVERY AFRICA. LONDON PRESS OPINIONS. The Tiraee,” referring to the meeting held yesterday further the abolition of the slave trade in Africa, states that there can be no two opinions amongst Englishman Co the incompatibility of slavery and British rule ...