... SLAVERY hew the fate of slavery was contained in St. Paul's words, “In Christ Jesus 1> neither bond or free—all use one,” 2nd how, slowly indeed, owing to the conservatism of men, the leaven worked till at last no Christian darcd support it. It goes on ...

... SLAVERY IF the shades of the original Mrs. Beeton still wander, they must delight to dwell in Melton’s most recent acguisition in communal kitchens, that on the As- fordby-road now serving the Girls’ Modern School. Her efficient soul would I feel sure ...

... SLAVERY 1s there a single man in the Horncastle Division who would vote in favour of a continuance of slavery in British territory? We think it would be ditheult to find one. Yet Lord Willoagiby has twice voted in favour of slavery. On February 10th, ...

... vm‘fd not be afraid of shackles and whips to-day. The coal owners did not whip the miners, but it was mental slavery ?‘M than physical slavery they bad to r. “T may this country is the best in the world,” Mr Golightley declared, ‘because the constitntion ...

... SLAVERY IN AFHICA. To THE Ennoß. S m,- The article by Mr. W. D. M . Bell mentions the difficulty of procuring evidence to prove the present-day existence· of si a very . As an instance of the native method of procurevidence, the following may interest ...

... Slavery Inquiries Shelved The United Nations Economic and Social Counci] at Geneva tO'dayf : deClded to Shelve for another year the inyestigation of allegations mage by the American Federation of Labouy that slavery and forced labour were being used on ...

... “ A NEW SLAVERY ” Mr Smith declared: “ To-day we are dealing with a new slavery, organised on a mass-production basis, but in many ways an equally detestable violation of fundamental human rights. We believe that this new form of slavery is extensively ...

... SACRIFICES ALTERNATIVE TO SLAVERY “ Qur position is becoming stronger every day,” said Mr. W. A. Burke, MLP. for l:gnley, at a public meeting held on Todden Market Ground last Sunday afternoon under the auspices of Sowerby Division Labour Party, “and ...

... A LIFE OF SLAVERY. The pathetic attachment which binds the Irish people to their homes, even in the most desolate spots, is simply beyond all understanding. Men will cheerfully endure banishment from their families for months together in order to retain ...

... U.S. Slavery Charge In the first case of its kind since the day,je of the Civil War, allegations are to be made before the Federal Grand Jury in Los Angeles that a 57-year-old netgro woman was kept in slavery for over 30 posrs - o The defendants are ...

... WHITE, YELLOW AND BLACK SLAVERY. MONKEY BRANKD Cleans, Scours and Polishes Bieysies and Motors, Lino‘'sum aud Oflcloths, Kitehen Tabies and Piooms, WON'T WASH CLOTHES. ADE’S PILL.S. | A FE ge e iEADRS PILLS should ill:dlbhl&nhrv; E DE'S PILLS PILLS, Hundreds ...

... HOW TO AVOID SLAVERY TO GERMAN “KULTUR.” Writing in this month’s issue of the Linslade Parish Magazine, the Vicar (the Rev. W. S. Mahony) says:— “The watchword of the day is ‘Universal Service,” by~ which military service is mot nécessarily implied. But ...