... and journeys on laud. Another African hook is the second edition of -Mr. H. Stanlev Newman's Banani the transition from slavery to freedom in Zan- zibar and Pemba (Henifiey Brothers). It is bta utifullv illustrated, and aequires new interest !t the ...

... system, would have given Jamaica a sound fresh start; the neglect intensified racial friction and the natural evil legacies of slavery. The white man's contempt stirred resentment in the negro and led to colour for colour. Self-government-that is, government ...

... NIGERIA. THlE YOUNGEST PROTINC. SLAVERY AN'D THlE FUTURE b On last Jubilee Day, the status of slavery P was formally abolished, by Imperial proclarna- Ii tion, in the Youngest, which is also the largest II tund most populotus, British Protectorate. To ...

... of outlook-all tr that eternal struggle for jife with the pitiless Y forces of Nature-that is as bad-and worse- H than any slavery in big towus. True, Miss lo Wilkins's stories are of New England; Mr. fr Garland's of Western America; but the feeling g2 ...

... althoungh tbi Wesleyan so-called missionaries corruptly conceal LLD fact), -ar we not filled with shame at the Indust.; slavery in connection with young people in this coauntcu up to the age of twelve? It is scandalous to thiuh thb we still permit these ...

... at the ilaymarket on k'lesdav ?? with a laugh from beginning to end. Ihere was reo servile adherence to old customs, rio slavery to tiadition ; and the novelty of a readirng often gave tire part a renewed piqtan I-i. 'IhIs was specially the case with ...

... for to the sorely -tried Soudanese: and enable them, slowly perhaps, but none the less surely, to emerge from the curse of slavery and the blightine influence of debauched fanatics lilre the Mahbii and the Rhalifa. A statce of Gordon is very properly to ...

... and Lygia, there is the love of Eunice for her master, Petronius-a touching and beautiful idyll of the ancient system of slavery. The conspiracy of Tigellinus, aided by the desperate Poppuea, against Petronius provides a strong counter- plot. The play ...

... unique acrobatic dancing. GAIETY.-Proprietor, Mr Arthur Cox; Manager, Mr James Morella.--Fred Percy's spectacular sketch, In Slavery Days, heads the bill. The various characters are ably sustained by Miss Louie Ford, Miss Kitty Hamar. Mr H. J. Murray, Mr ...

... nei pail onlj3td. in the pounud uider all heads ?? workimlg men wore practically ?? Leader. NHATXVP5S. IN THE T:A1N VAAM. . Slavery is not tolerated in the Transvkal. It is as cosstraryto Republicnn as it is to British law. True thie existenice of sidvery ...

... v ho ?? !Everything. pasees away 'Ignoranuce is disperiod,- evil takes to fg. y thee, b anzaity, maninitted from the. 'slavery of siglut, aacondsasbends-nteasingly towards that luminou~s and serene regaionl whore one day will 'see realized the ideal ...

... the rather piquant title of The Secrets of the Harem. The heroine of the story is a Christian girl who is sold into Turkish slavery and rescued by an English naval officer. The girl Ismalia M'Leda finds a handsome and clever imper- sonation in Miss Nancy ...