... SLAVERY. ALltC'* 00 VE«- N,,t TV'S GREAT ' In the House * e Mayo called 11 1 jje sl'avery existi , Islands of San the adjacent maiuia lll ,r ?• ,„at demand they show''' ' >to the TK*ty in s . > tb»t Viscount Morley parts of the ' ta alaivery- t^-, ...

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... SLAVERY. Extraordinary Case Against Holswortliy Farmer. THK MINIMUM WAGE. come romarkiiblc statements were made at Holsworthy Sessions, yesterday, when summonses were heard against William Skinner, farmer ol Eastacombe, H/ollacombe, near Holsworthy ...

... Slavery. an* fx**** Established January, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER **« ' Crvflised humanity has long off hausted it* vocabulary of rcpr° in regard to the crimes invaded territories, and n> pions the field can only rene* vows, the recital of each rage, that thus ...

... SLAVERY. Negro Republic and Its 111 Doing. The International Commission of Inquiry into the question of slavery and forced labour in the negro Republic Liberia fiuds that, although there are sluve markets and slave dealers, inter and dntra-tribal domestic ...

... CHINESE SLAVERY. SOMERSET COUNCILLOR'S JUSTIFIED. Mr. J. Lean, speaking on behalf the Hon. Aubrey Herbert, prospective candidate for the South Somerset Division, reminded his audience of the fact that while speaking at Crewkerne on the eve of the General ...

... SLAVERY. Should We Be Where We Are Without It? AN OFFICIAL SHOCK. Mr. Amery, Secretary for the Dominions, yesterday welcomed representatives of social and industrial organisations from all parts of the country at a conference convened by the League of ...

... Slavery. LAUNDRY WORK AT BARNSTAPLE. was reported to the Barnstaple Guardians yesterday that the number ex-Service, men pensioners whose pensions were inadequate and who were in Receipt of relief numbered 20, The Rev. A. B. S. Wrev raised the question ...

... IN SLAVERY liter learns thivt it is officially repotted in London from the British Consul-General at Buenos Ayres that, the British-Canadian Frank reported in state ot slavery Having attempted to escape, has been recaptured and flogged. ...

... SLAVERY. A certain man, fettered by his instincts, married with a certain woman, whose instincts likewise left lwr no alternative. But after a vitae they discovered what the amount of it was, and grew restive. I am your slave, protested the woman. I ...

... SLAVERY. A certain man. fettered by his instincts. married with a woman. whose instincts likewise her no alternative. But after a *hap they diecovored what the amount of it was, and grew restive. I am your slave. protested the isoman. - I do nothing ...

... SLAVERY. A certain into, fettered by his instinct,. married with a oertain woman, whose instinct* likewise her no alt , rnative. But after s while they discovered what the amount of it wax, and grew re-6.e. -1 ant your slam protested the woman. I nothing ...