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... first issued his Majesty the Amir introducing modern reforms in Afghanistan declared slavery as illegal, ana thereby abolished this practice once fox all. Slavery exists more Afghanistan now. is very painful to note that in the report of an institution ...
... stunt to the MR STANLEY ON THE SUPPRE OF SLAVERY. Wednesday. -Mr Stanle entertained at to-day by the M Committee of the Anti-Slavery Society Stanley said in his opinion a suppressio: slave trade, effected without the assista et Ghee malt it wos ve a ana ...
... SLAVERY To the tune On top of Old Smekay 1. Prom out Sieve Ship I looked behind I looked at tho country I wee Isavlng behind. l looked at tho mountains I looked the trees And all sudden I fell my kneea I. looked at the village WhaA had boon bom I looked ...
... IN SLAVERY FOR YEARS HITTING out at the United States for raising their shipbuilding subsidy 50 to 60 per cent, after the £ was devalued, Sir Frederick Rebbeck, chairman of Harland and Wolff, Ltd., said yesterday:— They do not mind building cur motor ...
... SLOVAK SLAVERY The Slovak Consul in London, M. Milan Harmine, has communicated to the Foreign Office declaration in the following terms: The whole of Slovakia is occupied by Nazi armed forces. The voice of the Slovak people has been temporarily silenced ...
... SUDAN SLAVERY. STILL GOBS UNDER BRITISH FLAG. The Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society has issued for publication letter upon slavery in the Sudan, addressed to the Society Major DiggLe, until recently in service of the Sudan GoMernment. This ...
... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. BRITISH SLAVERY AND ITS ABOLI,TION. By William Law Longmans: 16s. hundred years ago one the chief ques-, tions agitating the British Parliament was the abolition of slavery- Such a condition of matters under British rule seems in ...
... ABOLISHING SLAVERY. Britain's Action in Sierre Leone Praised. Geneva, Monday. Commenting on the report on slavery submitted Mr Looker Lampson, Britain, before the Sixth Committee of the League of Nations to-day, M. Rappart, the Swiss delegate, railed ...
... MODERN SLAVERY. Traffic in Human Beings Still Profitable. Comfortable people--who suppose that slavery went out with Victoria nism, and others knowledge is rather more extensive, will find a good deal of food tor thought in a slim pamphlet '•Mavery and ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY. A Champion st Causes. MORE CHANGES: By H. W. 15s. Mr H. W. h« ;)D many points. He has uiider'd gjjd journalist, champion L ' lifters* 11 t unpopular cause:= '__, crusader, and somc^l 0 have averred— a who vainly tilts the remark of one ni ...
... SLAVERY INQUIRY. League Commission to Meet in London. Geneva, Friday. A Commission to study the question slavery Liberia has been appointed the League of Nations, and will meet in London on February 26 under the presidency of Mr Arthur Henderson, the ...
... POSTAL SLAVERY. r DEMAND FOR EIGHT HOURS' DAY At the annual conference of the National Federation of Postmasters at Newcastle yesterday the president, Walter Neale. Gadworth. Barnsley, said if the Postmaster - General thought they were going to submit ...