... Tea Garden Slavery . E. If. mains writes: lie. B. G. Horn 1 man a description the ghastly eruditions on the Assam tea planiatiuns comes at the same moment series articles in ' Stock Exchange Gazette' on ' The Recovery Tea Sharee.' recovery which • T'be ...

... Slavery that Still Exists Baby song-thrushes view the world for the first time from the branch of a tree in a Lanarkshire orchard. They must never be held captive in cages, for they were born to freedom «r realise to the full the enormity of Beauty, culture ...

... MORE SLAVERY. MexicQ Said to be No Better than Putumayo. Giving evidence, yesterday, before Mr. Charles Roberts' committee. Mr. Tracers Buxton, secretary the Anti Slavery and Aborigine* Protection Society, stated that his society hod token special interest ...

... ENGINEERS CALL IT SLAVERY UNION RESISTING THE BEDAUX METHOD From Our Own Correspondent BIRMINGHAM, Tuesday. Any worker who regards the Leicestershire fight against the Bedaux system as matter of concern only to that district or to the hosiery trade ...

... SLAVERY IN LONDON. The procession from Dockland to Hyde Park, via the Embankment, was more terribly impressive than ever yesterdav. The added week of hunger and torment had told heavily on the strikers and their helpless children, and in the burning glow ...

... SLAVERY AT THE GAPE. -JOHANNESBURG, Tuesday Night.—The present situation the Rand is probably unique in industrial annals, and is forcing people here to think in pew grooves. The Government is certainly puzzled as to how it should dealt with. A prominent ...

... SLAVERY AND DEATH. Putumayo Scandal Grows Worse. CONSULS WHO ARE NO USE. The Putumayo Inquiry Committee again est, under the chairmanship oi Mr. C. Roberta, yesterday morning. Mr. David Cozes, former British Coosa! at Iquitoe, questioned Mr. Dickinson ...

... Slavery or Death The oth->r day, when several hundreds of evicted Natal natives asked where they might take their hungry families and herds, Edward Dower, secretary for Native Affairs, advised them, as their out and only chance of existence, to sell all ...

... The Introduction of Slavery. He had never had anything to say about the Insurance Act except one broad and simple thingthat it was the introduction of slavery. The essence and definition of slavery was this : That those direct relations which they and ...

... Practically Slavery. Sir Thomas Esmonde: It forced labour Witness : Yes. If Indian runs away cut arrested and brought back the police awl put in prison. Practically slavery exists?— Yaw And is recognised law!— Yes, and advertise' are put in the paper ...

... KITCHEN SLAVERY. A Brighton correspondent sends us details of tlie wretched conditions the cooks and kitchenmen at big Brighton hotel. In this place, he states, there are kitchen porters working 100 hours week foul an atmosphere as one could find, for ...

... SLAVERY OF YOUTHS' OVERTIME TORY M.P.s joined with Labour yesterday in urging on the Government that the Factories Bill ahonld be amended to abolish overtime for young persons. Standing Committee of the House of Commons began discussion of Clause 70 ...