... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to go into controversy, but he was deeply convinced of the fact that at the bottom of the whole matter was the question of slavery, and be cited authorities in support of this view. The lecture was illustrated by limelight views, 120 magnificent slides ...

... crcatetd an excellent Impression in London and many oi thec leathoS towns. SLAVERY IN FAsT AIRICA,-Atteation is drawn to an advertisement of a lecture by Mr Theodore Burtt on Slavery in the British Protectorate, East Africa. Tile work of ensancipatinu proceeds ...

... against the institution of slavery, blut these enact- ments were evaded, and might almost be said to be a dead letter ; but when the Protectorate passed practically under the control of the British Govern- ment the question of slavery became very urgent and ...

... and said he was an optimist and did not despair of England, for the traditions of England were altogether opposed to tha slavery which Roman Catholicism represented. The pace Romeward in the Church of England had been so quickened during this century ...

... let us hope that the government in the Transvaal will be placed in the hands of those who will show an improvement on the slavery ia I Nimberleyunder the British flag. Warnings come 'i to us that wages will go down to make the dividends go up, at the expense ...

... ventDons, and Sir Alfred Milner had said that Afrikanderdom must be exterminated. Remembering these facts, let them not leave e slavery and subservience as an Inheritance to their a children. r CAIPE NORTHERN BORDER t Aliwal Settling Down. c [Press Association ...

... Education, which tarried long, had come to stay. The flag of term- perance reform proudly floated In the breeze. The l chains of slavery were shattered asunder, and whilst , science was still searching In the mire for the t missing link to attach us to a monkey ...

... ealsed it to R75 and Put on a severe edeational test which rapidly led to the disfranchisement ofthe natives; and in ?? ecistl slavery in its very worst .frrn. If, Instead of Practising hypoceisy and cant: Lord Salisbury had ?? the country that the objeot of ...