... authorities will cdtinuc the.alcophol prohibidioii zone iailintained by tlie,coloiy, asaiso thc fbohitioi of the lekgal status of slavery decreed by Sir Ge6rge Goldie in Marhci; 1897; after the Bida-Georian campaign. Thl Niger Collpay. ceases to exist as a governinog ...

... authorities will continue the alcohol prohibition zone maintained by the colony, as also the abolition of the legal status of slavery decreed by Sir George Goldie In March, 1897, after the Bida-Georlan campaign. The Elger Com- pany ceases to exist as a governing ...

... priv-i- c leged oligarchy which he worshipped as Burke worshipped the unreformed Parliament of Eng- t land. To many it meant slavery, to others it I memnt inevitable exclusion from office; and 9 power. To Cicero it was synonymous with ( liberty, with tradition ...

... Boers, but each native cannot resist the temptation held out by Boer rewards paid on the spot, even if it involves the future slavery of him and all his tribe. Meantime, General French, having received as yet only a part of the reinforcements he is expecting ...

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... races could come to any other Said ' Tite conclusion but thait if they were free to rmin hlt by act withaut Irest-raiiit, Slavery, with all stlle its horrors and barbaritias, would have Ilihon full sway. The offeartery realised the wiens, sum of £11 1ls ...

... Never Shall Be Slaves' is one o1 the mesh popular of our national songs, and, ats a imatter of tact, it isi ispossiho for slavery to exist uinder the proteclilig rshadow of ?? flag, In tlhe camnmannernmci can- not remnaini hound by the tyrannic shackles ...

... Lifeboat th' lesseitutiun, the Merchant Seamen's Orphan A,~sylum, e& the Southi-Eastern College at Ranasgate, and the ~Anti- Slavery Society (NewBroad Street); -and legacies to other as charitable institutions, There are many pecuniary and In speciei bequests; ...

... consequence of this settlement Port Elizabeth and Grahamstown are thoroughly English towns, Under the Dutch Elast India Company slavery was permitted, and negroes were introduced from West Africa and Malays from Java. The emancipation of the slaves carried out ...

... Never Shall Be Slaves is one of tlo muost popular of our national songs, and, as a susatter of fact, it is inuposslbe for slavery to exist undesr the protecting shadow of t11o BrItisl ilag. ln the same uanne' men cas- rot remain bound by ills tyrannic ...

... thlese people should boe ialienable. Ndhw turn to Rhodesia. Here, abgalinl, Ie haie Seen eniforc*d labor, ?? is aB cruel as slavery and ioere hjypccritical. The settlers under the Cl0iartered Oconspatsy. lav.ve thisi in- gertious trick--they engage Kaffitks ...

... let the oppressed go free, and to break everv yoke. (I sa. lvii., 6.i This is jtlst wvhat ngland has done, putting down slavery wherever her power reaches, breaking the iniquitous yoke of the Khalifs &nsd letting the oppressed go free in the Soudan, ...