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... WHITE SLAVERY. A case in illustration of th,. neei of the Shop Hours Act came before Mr. Hannay at the Marylebone Police-court, London, on Fri lay. A bay named Jackson. only fifteen ye as of ag,a, writes The Daily News, was summone b; his employer ...
... WHITE SLAVERY. A circular-letter, addressed to the Mayor, and dated 23rd D. cember, 1892, was read from the Under-Secretary, Sir West Ridgway, calling the attention of the council to the provisions of the Shop Hours Act, 1892, which came into operation ...
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... Better we all were in our graves Than live in slavery to slaves. Yours truly, S Sours KILKENNY, 3 _,-‘f!,“- ...
... A HORRIBLE PICTURE• SLAVERY IN GABOON. NARRATIVE OF THE REV. FATHER LEJEITNE. T 111631 ANT SLATES STILL IN OASOON Alas! Yes, slavery always exists in Daimon as everywhere else in Africa. It exists in a very severe and cruel form. If the Millie are unknown ...
... COLUMN. SLAVERY IN THE CONGO BASIN. E. J. 01Me, one of Stanley's former officers, paints in The Century Magazine the horrors of Congo slavery in a way in which they have never previously been laid before American readers. It is not the slavery itself, ...
... A HORRIBLE PICTURE SLAVERY IN GABOON. NARRATIVE OF EJEUN E. REV. EATHICE L THIS' ANT SLAT'S STILL IN GABOON Alas! Yes, slavery always exists in Gaboon as everywhere else in Africa. It exists in a very severe and cruel focus. If the Tarries are unknown ...
... ‘interesting and exciting, and through al! of them ran 'a series of smu ...
... preaching Errors oils in wisdom's noise ; in wisdom's rwhirst trashing Is a trite heart wise. T. cIIAPMAN A NEVER.ENDING SLAVERY There m one kind of physicalwear and tear in the matter of clothes which man escapes. He may work himself into a frenzy because ...
... Tom's Cabin,” was drawn. He was born m 1812 the son of a Sunthern planter. Some time before the Civil War, | deciding that slavery was wrong, he freed his slaves and those of his wife, and, sccuring a grant of land from the Canadian Government, founded ...
... ask T►UUT IT IS TILT POET MOULD VISIT yds ? Lord Salisbury says that it is to light in order that they may not be sold into slavery (laughter), and put under the feet of their heredibuy and irreconcilable enemies (laughter)—hereditary ensinees, he says. ...
... has now reached its jubilee year. b. iug founded in 1843, is a most deserving OOP, its object being to rescue children from slavery and death, and educate them as Christians and Catholics. It is to be hoped that the friends of the society will this year ...