... NBORO SLAVERY. The enslavement of the negroes was purely modem thing, with no relation to ancient slavery. was connected with the discovery of America, and was due to human greed and cruelty—England, Holland, and Portugal being toe countries specially ...

... the slavery of starch. A well-known artist has come out strongly against starch, which bo calls one of the curses of the nineteenth century. bald he:— Not only does it make our clothes unpleasant to wear but it makes them hideous to look at.”’ Pointing ...

... DOOMED TO SLAVERY. try to keep them for a hit, and sometimes take the children altogether, so that the mothers can go into domestic service—so many soldiers’ wives have been servants. From September to Flay the trooping goes on, and our workers take their ...

... WHITE SLAVERY LONDON, RESTAURANT GIRL’S HOURS. At the Shoreditch (London) County Court, before Judge French, waitress named Dyne* sued Mr Tobbitt, of Old Street, E.C., coße*- tavern proprietor, for month » wages for work done, and for another month’s ...

... A NEW SLAVERY PARIS. Paris unwittingly •upportn » paoulinrly natam awodicaoey. On# »h» Municipal Couneiilon baa diworerad that a r*T“'ar trade » kept np betwera the parent# of children and wratobe# wbe hire them ao much a day, and md tb#m forth whip- ...

... THE STORY OF AN EMPRESS. Prom Slavery to the Throne. The I)owa^vr-Kmpress of China baa had a romantic hiatory, and, according to the Sunday Companion, “abo was extremely beautiful girl the daughter of poor parents who lived m the suburb® of Canton. When ...

... SLAVERY IN AFRICA. A satisfactory decrease. The British Africa Company continues to advance the anti-elavery cause in the most practical and satisfactory manner. The returns from Malindi show that slaves have been freed in that district during the first ...

... antboritiea simplv reassured the people tbat the institution domeetic slavery wanld not interfered with. This would pot VKKY DIFT*B.*NT OOMPLKXIOIC upon the affair, becanra slavery, if not always officially recognised as lapal, it tolerated everywhere ...

... and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society the Mansion House, London, regarding she slavery Zanzibar. The chairman stated that half a million lives were sacrificed to the' African slave trade. Our protectorate rendered us responsible for slavery Zanzibar. Mr Donald ...

... part, 1 never take twenty minutes to get the first tone study. From Slavery to Opulence.—O’'* * romance of slavery comes from North Carod Forty years ago a Mulatto boy was sold slavery and taken to Georgia. , returned venerable looking man, more than 500 ...

... OCTOBER 25, 1895. picture drawn for th* contompUtlao Jehu Mull remewhal exaggotatad. IKjwree. tb« British and Foreign Anti • Slavery Society instantly took arm* againat th* auction, because, unless tbs horrors tenuinad. «* occupation would be gone. Th* specul ...

... CHURCH NOTICES. Bvernlegaubjert, ‘’A Negro'* Mcanagc after Ycara’Slavery.'* T ST. THOMAS’CiIUKCH.GALLOWCATB. T ...