... SLAVERY IN CUBA. TELEGRAMS. (central, news telegrams.] EXPRESS OFFICE, Friday Night Lord Salisbury, in answer to an influential deputation of members of Parliament asking the Government impress on tho Spanish Government the nocossity of abolishing ...

... FREEDOM OR SLAVERY. ORATION BY THE REV. R. W. PEARSON. On Tuesday evening last, the Rev. R. W. Pearson, of Bla ...

... RESISTING SLAVERY Mr. Gretton Ward said that we were engaged in*a dire struggle, in which we might live or die. Many of us would prefer death to living under the Nasi slavery. Be himself judged the Nazis from what they were before the war, 'when they ...

... COUNTER SLAVERY Mr. James Seddon, , who 's at the head the Amalgamited Union Asistants, and who was him.self once the counter. t?lls interviewer from “CasselJ’s Saturday Journal” much the hardships which shop assistants suffer. .Thus: Thpir. is a firm ...

... HOUSEHOLD SLAVERY ABOLISHED. Br Appointment IN *d. & Id. PACKETS. Cnrbootl fa brlllfanl wttu ■off —r, hltiriwf t»d wukiaf fa powder. Contains no sod fa far ■ trooper, fanfa* and more effective than the old-fashioned lamp soda. Indispensable in the fasadrr ...

... CONDITION SLAVERY was the condition cotton trade when they had young people who were receiving wages than they would get if went the Labour Ei.Ciioi.igG? They knew mat the conditions mining industry were degrading indeed, and the country mourned, for ...

... BACK SLAVERY In the countries which they had already occupied the Naxis had taken anything they wanted, and not only had they robbed the people, but they had transported labour just as in the old days slaves were transported, taking men from their homes ...

... STATE SLAVERY A vivid ptctura of life in Nazi occupied countries, and of Nazi methods to dominate the people under their control, was given to members of the Burnley Chamber of Commerce at their annual meeting last Wednesday evening, by Mr. Leonard F ...

... the South say he shall be; the North declares that slavery shall not taken into the territories, but the South say that they will take ; slavery territories. The North say, we will abolish slavery Colombia, in our arserals, ...

... © reise oll Les hat ts aad Ss 1 com traftic in and ce the cities, THK ABOLITION OF SLAVERY CHANGED OUR METHOD over. t, aad We carried on the eame old game caled them by diferent We our servios, but we could enalave then legally capture mggere, end farce ...

... THE WAR'S EFFECT ON SLAVERY. The following is an extract from the letter of a Federal general officer, dated New Orleans, August 27,1863 :— The Southern people not ask forthe re-institution of slavery. They understand that nobody is left willing to be ...

... aca a a4 a | that none were killed of | ously, 2 CS. £8. CHINESE “SLAVERY” | 4 dd fh ed that recently own, COLONISTS AND “PASSI stances. MUN iNY.” ar ob was ” cost The Chinese Slevery or wl ey were played so p minent and Tt m ne progr of aul is exploded ...