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... Q.—That Is a fact? A.—Yes. Speaking of 1914, it was the native law andcustorii. Q.—You have no doubt that in 1914 native women were flogged regularly? A.—l would not say that. Q.—For stealing always ' I think you told us? A.—Yes, certainly; butl am not ...
... that the coming increased prosperity of Liberia may be shared by the bank. Immediately after his Excellency wae, thio'tgh speaking the drums were handed over to the Drum Corps, and while trying them, to the satisfaction of all present, Colonel Dennis passed ...
... the opportunity of reading what others think of him in death. The under-mentioned from the issues of Gold Coast Independent speak for themselves :-- ...
... neighbours who could speak English, and who, in fact, had been brought up as Christians. You must remember that the population of Nigeria, apart from people who have come there from Europe and from other parts of Africa, are Mohammedans, speak their own language ...
... AND AMERICA, TOO! Dozens of Englishmen and women have not hesitated to speak out concerning the lynching in America of black men and women by mobs of white people. Their indignation was too obvious to have been spurious. Now, scarcely a week passes without ...
... regiments in one month on this question, and was convinced by the sad faces turned towards his that in many in - - stances he was speaking too late. ...
... the coward's road, we have found it an evil one, and it is time for us to try another. No one has a better right than I to speak of this matter: I have had much to do with them, and know their ways and their resources. If your eyes grow tired when reading ...
... the coward's road, have folind it an evil one, and lit is time for us to try another. No one has a better right than I to speak of this matter: I have had much to do with them, and know their ways and their resource: If your eyes grow tired when reading ...
... the coward's road, we have found it an evil one, and it is time for us to try another. No one has a better right than I to speak of this matter: I have had much to do with them, and know their ways and their resources. If your eyes grow tired when reading ...
... matter that affects the welfare of our race and our rights as loyal British subjects we should consider it our privilege to speak our mind plainly to or about the British Government. But if a foreigner—French, German, Russian, or else—came to us and spoke ...
... distinctly reassuring to read the remarks on the situation made by Viscount Gladstone, late Governor-General of the Dominion, who speaks ex cathedni. These remarks we hope to reproduce in a later issue. ...
... the coward's road, we have found it an evil one, and it is time for us to try another. No one has a better right than I to speak of this matter: I have had much to do with them, and know their ways and their resources. IF your eyes grow tired when reading ...