... Anti-Slavery. The inscription at the foot of the fountain is indecipherable except for two or three words. A new inscription is to be cut. It reads: Erected in 1865 by Charles Buxton, M.P., in Commemoration of the Emancipation of Slaves 1834, and in ...

... COMTE ON SLAVERY. To the EDITOR Of THE WESTMINSTER FTI F. SIR,-1 was aware of the interesting passages which Mr. Harrison quoted from Comte. 1 knew that Comte defined th! colonial slavery of his own day as une anomali c moderor, and attacked it. My ...

... MODERN SLAVERY SOME MORE QUESTIONS See this week':. ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. TO the EDITOR of THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. SIR,—Is Sir Arthur Hardinge so very wrong in his ideas on the benefit of slavery for the Zanzibaris ? Theoretically, slavery can hardly be commended ; practically, it may sometimes be really ...

... ABYSSINIA AND SLAVERY. INVESTIGATION SOUGHT. ague on Westminster Gazette Articles. PREMIER'S VISIT TO GENEVA. Iu League Sub-Committee on *iodates and Slavery Sir A. D. Steelgsitlaud (representing New Zealand) t o e d the question of the alleged recrudescence ...

... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. Tangier. September 14.--As the result of Sir Arthur Nicolson's suggestions made at the Algeciras Conference Mr. White, the British Chargé d'Affaires, placed a proposal before a meeting the I)inlomatic Corps to the effect that a petition ...

... of the committee is that some effort should be made to revise British anti-slavery treaties with foreign Powers, so as to insure their application to modern forms of slavery. The memorialists hope that it may now be possible to initiate action with other ...

... system of negro slavery. The Grand Jury found ninety-nine indictments. The New York Post publishes five columns from a staff correspondent giving details of the new slavery. The correspondent declares that negroes are picked up indiscriminately by ...

... Banish the slavery of cooking Asoon as Shredded Wheat comes into the home a lot of the housewife's troubles fly out of the window. The laborious business of cooking becomes all at once a waste of time and human effort. The kitchen is no longer a hot-house ...

... The Alternative,: Victory 'or Slavery: The Figaro loudly extols what it describes as the absence of all grandiloquent rhetoric in the declaration. Our problem, the paper adds, is a simple one. It is either victory at all cost, or boundless slaver:• ...

... SLAVERY IN EAST AFRICA. SIR H. MACLEAN : OFFICIAL STATEMENT. : In the house of Commons to-day the Speaker took the Chair at 2.50. The Colnc Valley NVater Bill and the Electric Supply Corpora- Bill were read a second time. ...

... ZANZIBAR SLAVERY TO BE ABOLISHED. Sir C. Dilke asked the Under-Secretary for the Colonies whether he could announce any decision as to the abolition of the legal status of slavery in the Zanzibar coast strip, in accordance with the declared policy of ...