... SUffABLE* SLAVERY A workat zs compensigian am in Liverpool eitsisple at double •tandard at Capiliersem Pets up. The privileged oven cit„wisat life aught to be fgr jleople. It *airs a sharp distinction when it to consider the existence that is _ a meni ...

... SLAVERY. We hare had occasion frequently to allude to the effuct which the diffusion of liberal sentiments may be calculated on producing in the minds of the great thernaelv es . A better exemplification could not be given than that 'Ward e d by the subjoined ...

... SLAVERY. One of Bright's most crashing crntbursta was against Mr. Roebuck's motion (June, 1%1) for the recognition of the Confederate States, in answer to which Bright declared that there were some things worse than war, and slavery was worse. Wilt deep ...

... SLAVERY IN LIBERIA The Government of the African Republic of Liberia has accepted in principle the plan for League of Nations assistance to curry out recommendations of the special Commission of Inquiry into conditions of slavery in Liberia, which sat ...

... CONDITIONS OF SLAVERY The Dawes Scheme. Mr. Strain declared, was not only oppressive the Herman workers, but it was detrimental to British workers, and enslaved the workers of all Europe. It imposed damnable conditions slavery. Mr. A. J. Cook (Miners' ...

... SLAVERY The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that the house having agreed to the motion of the boo. member toe Weymouth, that a committee be appointed to inquire into the It and proper means of abolishing slavery in the West Indite, and it having been ...

... SLAVERY Trained for IX weeks or so to the end of the school year—in public. finishing, grammar, secondary and elementary schools alike. Wfth what high hopes they face the future! _ _ _ But would It be '0 11 they knew how the professions tremble at their ...

... BANKS AND SLAVERY One at atm ssg Puts a Ban on ~Ms It ought to be illegal to prevent any man or woman enjoying the proper privilege of citizenship, declared Mr. J. R. Hannan, general secretary of the Bank Officers' Guild, yesterday, to the DAILY Hissabn ...

... SLAVERY. Petitions were presented from Folkstone by Sir E.KNATCHBULL ; from Sherborne, by Mr. M. PITT; from Brompton and another place, by Sir J. GRAHAM ; from Oakham, by Sir G. HEATHcFTE ; from Berwick-upon-Tweed, by Sir F. BLAKE; and from Greenock, ...

... SERVICE SLAVERY? M.P.a Resent Safslusrds for Domastlos Bitter hostility continues to be shown by certain persons to the mere suggestion that domestic servants should ask for any sort of guarantee that posts which are offered to them are not disguised ...

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... SLAVERY. From Our Own ROME, Sunday. The Tribes*, onasseating on the from Cape Town published in Me dea = Telegraph about the slavery in the Partnere* Colonies in Zest Africa, lUeseted by Mr. Please?, rays from an authoritative source it has received a ...