... SLAVERY. la reply to Mr. Pams, The ATToaxxT-GxxxaaL aaid that daring ih* time of the kto Government prosecution was contcmpkted against the directors of the St John Del Bey Mining Company for employing ekvee, bat it wm found that it would be very difficult ...

... NOT SLAVERY I know not if day is ever to miae wf/e« the nature of right freedom will inukistood, and when men will see ikat lo obey another man, to labour for id. yield reverence to him, is not slavery. Ii is Uk best kind of liberty—liberty from care ...

... SLAVERY. Lord Bunt'cnaM notice that fhia dav week bring the whole aubject of Negro Slavery under the conaideratioo of the on which occaaion ahuuld alto call upon their lord*blot to agree to an Addreaa to her Majesty lake auch ateps at would ensure the ...

... Slavery Liberia, on the steaming coast of West Africa, was founded 142 years ago by eighty-e ig h t American Negroes freed from slavery. Its governing party, the True Whigs, have been in power for eighty-five years without a break. Shad, 67, President ...

... contrary, of re-establishing slavery? Doubtless the Haytians, like their grandfather's under Toumaint L'Onverture, will prefer death to slavery, but, as Spain On the Other hand seems to be putting forth all her energies to effect this usurpation, it is to be ...

... IT'S SLAVERY! An artist's life is not what people think: it is all hard work, said Dame Laura Knight, in a radio appeal last night for the Artists' General Benevolent Institution. You have to work like a black to get anywhere, she added. One year ...

... SLAVERY. rR. the reqiiei4 of the I 11l A ge ncy Anti-Slavery Society, has engaged tn deliver two LECTURES, illustrating the real eharaeter ot Colonial Slavery, and the practicit- Ostety. and sfivantnwe a its Immediate Extinction, will he held in the Large ...

... SLAVERY. Tat sufferings of Ihe poor Blacks area eousmou Ibrtue of pulpit and spouting club grandiloquence. Miss Martha Drab wets ber greeu eyes with pioas tear* when ihe hears the sad situation of poor Blacks, sod 011 l Dame Dorothy aod Ihe worthy ...

... SLAVERY FRENCHMEN registered for slavery yesterday. Beginning at 9 a.m. all men between eighteen and fifty had to report, and all who work for than thirty hours a week are liable for servi: Germany., Hitler October 2o demanded 150,000 workers by ...

... THIS SLAVERY MINK MLM WORTH Author of Holm of four GaUt. ate. ...

... SLAVERY Oreumaktrs' Long Hours and Low Miss Mary Tyler, organising secretary, Metropolitan Needlework Section of the Shop Assistants' Union, gave evidence from her own experience a practical dressmaker. She commenced work the of 14 at wage of 3s. per ...

... SLAVERY I ADDRESS TO THE PRESIDENT THE UNITED STATES. (From the Anti-Slavery Reporter.) The committee the British and Foreign Ami-Slavery Society have requested Mr. Stnrge to present to the Presi: dent of ibe United States an address, of which the following ...