... SLAVERY According to Mr. Bart Kennedy, we are on the eve of revolution, and in a series ot staccato sentences in the concluding chapter of his new hook, “Slavery (Treherne), he urges people to meet the coming change boldly. To point out the need of r ...

... IS IT SLAVERY? From the beginning, the Ordinance set up, and was designed to set up, a condition of slavery. every point find a parallel between the status the Chinese coolie and the status of the negro in the cotton regions of America. Just as there ...

... Slavery and Fa T :‘:'; ~) e = sl b There has been a good deal of discussion over Sir Henry (‘van:pbell-Ban-‘ nerman’s somewhat unnecessary announcement that if a free Transvaal were to decide to continue Chinese slavery we should be impotent to interfere ...

... SLAVERY DENIED. Sir Alfred Jones on Conditions of Cotton- Growing in West Africa. Allegations against the British Cotton Association of employing slave-labour in British Nigeria were described by Sir Alfred Jones, the president of the association, yesterday ...

... RAILWAY WORKERS' SLAVERY. Can you find room in your valuable 'little paper for the following diary of a railwayman's (locomotive department) work during the holidays : Thursday, 15 hours ; Friday, 16 hours ; Saturday, 14 hours ; Sunday, 9 hours ; Monday ...

... NO PARTY TO SLAVERY. CAMPIIELT,BA:NNERXILII'S DECLARATION. Correrpondence has passed between Mr. Frederic Miasmas, and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman with referenda' to the recent debate in the House of Commoas on the Chinese Ordinance, and Mr. Macksirnem ...

... CHINESE SLAVERY. SIR E. GREY ON YELLOW LABOR IN THE TRANSVAAL. Sir Edward Grey dealt with the question of Chinese labor in a speech to bis constituents at Alnwick last night. He had never said that the working of the mines by the Chinese in South Africa ...

... Shop Slavery. lVe heartily join with the Shop .assistants' Union in condemnation of hat has been described as the infamous living-in system. And really it is in many cases little less than infamous. We hear a great deal occasionally of the need for ...

... NO CHINESE SLAVERY.” The Rev. James Byers. Congregational minister, Longridge, near Preston, has received the following letter from the Bey. Joe. Gliffis, of Durban. Secretary National District Congregational Union of Sooth Abies:— have bean to Johannesburg ...

... WHAT IS SLAVERY? To the Eduur. Sr, Knowing your willingness at al timrs to in the cause of the oppressed, I take the liberty of sending you my experience in brief, while ' engaged at a large and fashionable dressmaker's not 1 100 mile. from Sloane-street ...

... f Slavery. done seldom or in private. It was an habitual arrangement in certain 'wines. It must have been known to Lord Milner at least, if not to Lord Selborne. 1t was a flazrant breach of the law, and yet, despite all the boasted machinery of in‘epection ...

... NO SLAVERY UNDER THE ...