... THE MURDERED AMIR. Details of the Crime. Details of 'the murder of the late Amir of Afghanistan, Habibullah Khan, are given in a recent issue of The Englishman, of Calcutta. As cabled reports of the outrage stated at the time, he was assassinated in his ...

... the most drenched us and made our teeth chatter. The people brutal crimes, be rendered innocuous by all possible died there like flies that had been poisoned. The means. If the crimes committed by Europeans against little children and the old people died ...

... and prisoners, and was alarmed to find over 107 prisoners in the prison who were not mentioned in the [books. No record of crimes for which they were being punished no 'mention of the term they were serving, and so on. The officer was dblicred to turn ...

... question of the control in the Congo States be reopened so as to divest Belgium of any right thereto, since her atrocious crimes and misdeeds have caused depopulation, proving that she is unable to control African Colonies. I2.—Having regard to the prevailing ...

... and stop living ones from committing Crimes. But, Chiefs, ladies and gentlemen, you will understand how illogical is this allegation when I say there were no passes in Johannesburg before 1893, and there was less crime proportionately in those days ; but ...

... direct road, to the millennium. It has, indeed, taught the world that under modern conditions war in itself is not only a crime, but an anachronism. (Cheers.) That is a matter of infinite consequence, but, after all, it is only a negative result. It is ...

... inflicts a punishment on the man with a black skin, he thinks he is carrying out the orders of Providence. He considers it a crime to educate and civilise the black man. • His ideal is, the black man must be kept in his place —the position of hewer of ...

... inflicted on Hall and Taylor. Public corporal punishment, administered as it was in this case at Zaria, should be reserved for crimes of a disgraceful nature, and not inflicted for venial offences, which can be punished by fine or imprisonment, or, if the ...

... slavery and corporal punishment of any nature. The abolition of forced labour, except as a penal procedure for the punishment of crimes. The promulgation of official labour rules. (4) Education.—Every coloured child shall he taught its mother tongue and the ...

... the East Coast, bombarding undefended and open towns like Scarborough and the Hartlepools. Apart from the turpitude of the crime, and the grave breach of international law, the fact that this raid was made under cover of a thick bank of fog, and in full ...

... event. Before the appearance of man Nature, according to Mill and Huxley, was like a hopeless criminal let loose. This was her crime : She produced a universe of which our planet is a part. The unchangeable law of change, which was the only law known to our ...

... did not know the women except as prostitutes whom he had seen on the road between the barracks and the town. A good deal of crime occurred in the European compounds through women of a low class visiting premises after the Europeans had gone away. They offered ...