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last.

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of

laany Cathohc

be

will our

service of great well-interested and

fellow-cnlonists,

non-

escaped who was her dopes

O'Gonnan," deceiving pugilist

is

.

a

of about

in

manner

that"

spree.'''

is

close-cropped, not at face manner

is

and and gentlemanly, and mellow appearance of the Irish a touch brogue, success with the females of

general with voice, his

explain

"Good served

and

Mr. evening, representative

our

in

,

his

his so catechism, .saying of discretion the better part athlete invited the converted a private and offered room,

most

anything. "Fire

said

away," what

"

do you

sufficient

to

very:

there towards

was

suppose What

beginning.

where "

were

.

My

people exceedingly " That

ib

bom

in.

years

of

Got that

age.

Now

"Yes.

tell

before

me

left

"

and

New York,

to

Clarence Gerald

I

country of Ireland. Put

Whistler, the

a

Eyer,

wrestler,

arid,

five

years

actor, .

"

the

with

dead-broke.' I was where two

men

was

under

standing

verandah

were

.

"

did,

Tbey

They got and under will

Mr. "

said

to

such

do anything. P for You 'joined

evangelical "

It

was

I

was

man

with

G weeks." the Alexandra

Street and conducted not, you eh ?" there, moetiugs, intended to work me simply broke and I had to do stone how

did

you

get

on

lady

finan

I

and X.

I

"I worked

nothing, my way,

sent

I

me

What did

"

you casion « to so

to

came

intend

you

Auckland

on

to

?"

when

do

the

last

oc

.

I would be I thought make a hit of money by singing,

able and

on." "

And you

hymns,

I

found

suppose

it

paid

?"

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best

to

sing

a

:

the

of

think

on I'll

in

doing

on

become

have

fraud,

religious It.

country

of

heartily that say

I who

would

tired

only have

of

big it.

she

money. indicated in and good spirits, intention to realise the

was

her

uot get

have

would pated Mr. Parnell income and tached

£600

realise

were

hold

of me."

their

or

goods

?

thinks crops

have

may

to

the

years his

some,

guard

against advances

if

necessary time required.

of the M.P., and carefully

in

Union

as

legal

other Home

The

Result

human

sympathy

lecture ou eloquent that the uncle iu lessons and logic from the nephew;

Balfour

and

her

to

Mr.

The

he

also

revile

the

sea.

eulogisiug

Pether

Chief

is not Secretary the people slanderingis to govern he must paid and kin their kith beyond ,

diatribe

a

Great

for

responsible amount of to

the them

against accusing

Britain,

meant

in

In his speech, Edinburgh most the assailing unfairly of Father and M'Fadden, his friend and protege , he launched out the Packer,"

character

into

Irish

;

-

besides

"

the

Britain.

with

whom

care

a

If

was

Irish

gross conspicuous

undue

an

he

crime, falsehood.

Irish in of being

disproportionate Balfour Mr. his that bearers

crime. to convey contribute

the Irish of serious

share a

uttering are

names

not

in connection with the the murders, aud other great frauds, with crimes which the police shocking are in Great Britain called upon to When deal. under the influence of

her

to

few

Irish

coutent

<

he

of

trust

Great

on

live

where of taking

an

We

bad

Herald

of

in

day Rule.. take a

will

has opened' a for the relief of Mrs. subscription the Irish Parnell. Mr. W. J. Scanlon, her a comedian, has sent cheque for to pay the £120, the amount necessary taxes on her and interest farm. She

Yorh

is

of the Liberal and sympathy which enable the Irish to party people endure the cruelties of the Government with this All and more he patience. told of Loughborough the electors the

to

to induce tried frequently this side ct the Atlantic, would chance have more

nephew

promises

difficult

very

it

a

has

were they has always

He

de Lisle,

Bernard

visited Ireland recently the Home studied Rule where it can best be investi His conviction is the that aud that it is only the a fraud,

question, gated.

or

to exact obtain the condition of his affairs and health, the most more unfounded statements having on one been cabled across than occasion Mrs. Parnell agencies. by the public has always declined to reside anywhere has but iu her sou America, although

found

Mr.

place.

crops which

be

ago

relative

American this by mak

to

Consti

Lisle's

observe with great pleasure that of Mr. Edwin de Lisle is sound political information in diffusing the which he represents, constituency and thus for the way the preparing election of a sound Home Ruler in his

mother's been at

his

that

de

We

a

£700.

or

Edwin

spoke

await the issue of some and that the present

to

any

keep

drink

no more mer are, tbey doubt, aud more likely than Englishmen, into pretty to enter but this quarrels; does Mr. not Balfour in justify to them criminal attributing pre In making the eminence. he charge has proved' what he has often shown that in his public utterances he before, of the truth. 'is reckless utterly

Advertising.

curial

There

in

even

are,

many

without

well

are

say they advertising

others

;

enough

most

that

say

The experience widely-known

pay.

nineteenth

this

who think people in busiuess on equally as with advertising it.

century, can get

it

of

one

firms

in

they well

Some without

does of

not

the

England

the contrary. proves, exactly firm is Messrs, A. and F. Pears, celebrated manufacturers. soap of the firm was centeuary lately

This the The

said

tation,

that

over spent and they year iu advertising, that iu the year every of the English speaking

£100,000. calculated inhabitant world had

a

his

6000

-

their

eyes

of

proved

'their

to

the

article consumer.

cannot

Professor Messrs.

;

the

was

and

disputed. shows the

Experience

phenomenal Mr. Holloway, and

celebrated

and

results.

same

'the

Ilea

Bprihwick1 other

That

experience them that made advertising instead of dearer to cheaper These are facts that

be

everywhere' Look at

before

brought

uames

times. swfeess

success

J.

C.

of

Eno;

Messrs. Pcrrin6; of Co., and hundreds manufacturers whose

View

Scots

We

firm

his

A

cele

brated by a banquet at the Hotel Metropa ole, London;. proceedings Duriiig'tbe made to Mr. valuable was presentation the Mr. Barrett, managing partner. ih' the presen Barrett, 'acknowledging

an

the

of them

>

tuency.

al proceedings, arisen have from leged may pressure to the With this circumstance. regard sale of her threatened by foreclosure Mr. does Bordertown estate, Parnell, was of such a not think there any risk

Now, and

what

known

Mr.

But, that

they

the Bordertown estate, for been stored a rise the three last during prices and which Bhe antici four years,

fraud,

for law knocked

know.

to

advertised,

business,

or all them, if had they could the buyers

with

for

any application the contrary,

secret

?" a

fraud,

playing

to me antagonistic clergy a into a hat. I did not want cocked so that, bit of pleasure in mouth gaol, to had to be postponed. I wish, also, and judges that they thank the lawyers

did

tain

"

am

I

finally,

tired

I suppose a

was

a

cared

not

say that &c., &c., knew that

for But

enough

was

simply

good," did not

advertisement, shrewd men their pushed

These

they

He had reason 'to fuuds. no sup his mother was for pose j that pressed as on occasions she nicrey, previous had slvicys to him, and he had applied remitted the sura she always promptly his last Since remittance, required. she had although however, frequently her letters did not written to him, want of of any funds, or con complain

_

going

their

saw

advertising and that

a

respect, hock. not care

some

and I

yon

am

"Yes. I

Mrs. Parnell

supply

every

No!

no

customer

with

issue

an

great

had

I

off,

did

You

and

coming."

bad

and

|

hut just got a start. audi knew what was

to

singing probably to under a I intend tour. place myself abont six artist for .celebrated very months. J have a good baritone voice, arid I may go in for flinging altogether." "

"

did

had

I

was.

came

America?"

?"

cially

whom

"What

something."

"Well,

up the preach

did the religious The moment what I did. of this knew they went back people and I am me. very sorry, Well, never up religion again." pick

Do you believe?' down, you know, a

it

to

her son koew nothing says troubles she has been at- pains ; him in ignorance.

drink.

he

United

"

was

because

was

for

That

circumstances Then I stayed

and

York

New

of her. The New

invited by X. to his house. of I had not taken a drop to that for nine months. X. said, drink I was will drink?' Well, you I

retired,

bid

Church,

oil

'

me,

kneel

to

me

this

there.

a

say ?'

you

to

thing

He said, dry, and I took a driuk. old fellow? and spoke 'Have another, re about This to me bookmaking. minded me of old times, and I had more Then Mrs. X., excited. drink, getting

said."

they

to

very

might

what

well say "What

sent

fight,

What

'

you

to

led you to give Christchurch ?" tell it you how

I'll

strong

'

course,

religious

the

quite But

shrewd

advertising

with interest. Kingdom of tho Press Associa A representative Parnell. tion waited on Mr. The hon. gentleman stated that he had been very much surprised by the intelligence to his agents, in and had at once cabled

information mother's

hard Prior

a

singing

dead- broke,' hymns. being I was to submit to willing anything. men came and These two up to me me into the church. Then I brought thought perhaps there was something in stone it. I had no home 1 was broke,' I as know, and I thought

Of

to

in

sensational

of

Many

and knew men, that and quickest a way to secure demand for any is to article keep it before the public constantly by adver m&ke the silly, tising. They clid not but common mistake of supposing that

Will

at

Welliogton

easy bodies

the

with

world-wide sale.7. men commenced small in a way.

a

such busiuess unknown and

Case.

Association be read

Press

ing

?"

an

the

bankers

man

at "

reli

I

sup

succumbed."

What

ing

about.

upon ?"

is

it

took "

tho

think

goods have

Mother.

the

of

connection

as contingency, instructions given

and of ordinary capabilities and with an abhorrence fair judgment, of alcoholic could take stimulants, just them in and go ahead."

racket."

you get in here ?" people gious " This is how it came "did

I

by cheques—money by widows."

Mostly privately Do you

"A

.

beligious

How

"

were

:

manner

.

ago.'

iuubui

-

I went here with

out

came.

hearts for of

,

impose

very important." I hope." true, that's Then right.

yes,

their

see

"How?"

that down ; it's "And quite

"Ob,

girls

religion some that

iu»u

I believe

are

could

in

a

there."

the old

athlete

champion

I

"

you

you

wuuui

as

you made a good deal of money did you not ?" made about a thousand pounds

there,

?"

what

me

But

His

had

Welling

" hard and tough. was the male portion

Well,

"

with yourself Ouhl Ireland ?" " before I left Right; was

down

all

amused

I.

this'.

very important.. I was Clampett. I am and thirty

it's

Arthur Water ford,

name

Put

"

I

I consequently from you went

"Yes." And

?

at

I loved I found

and

Christcliurch,

and

of me. of love

wiwi

pose ?" " Yes.

the'

name,

Glampett.

down,

it

your

born

you said

Right,"

down, put

is

from

start

you

fond a kind

me, sakes.

"

"Well,

mb

receive them. thankful."

to

Facts

j

of of

privately,

exceedingly received well

you

toe

know

sent

refused

was

were

their

converted

the want

among

I believe my capabilities aud my voice as a singer, to draw The crowds.

.speaker,

them-

tell

Yes.

tl

considering, the valour, scribes into to

cheque

ladies

never

I Indeed,, " Were ?" ton

ob

Rantley","

I

and

to the Australian cabled reports papers the from Tory quarters concerning " miserable &nd " neglected conditio inter of Mrs. Parnell, the following leader view with' the Irish published by

on

particularly.

man's

a

cheques

tone of voice, and the man persuasive of many names responded with a hearty He was shake of the hand. evidently and knew he was in for fairly caught,

athlete; first?"

not

ladies

weak-minded

flock.

religions

the,

There

jovial

his

private

you from

was

your

them."

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bad-looking.

into

come

ladies

cheques

interested,

!

in

that I ;cheques interested—ladies ?v I got understand

all "It "was received from

a

all

—

to

intend

now

Wellington." " I did pretty, fairly." " did the money How hands ?"

was

He

Catholic It Catholic. the Dissenters

the Roman Catholic suppose Church declines to receive you ?" " Oh, well, that can't bejhelped." " Did make much money in you

from his recovering dark with man, and shaven moustache

lie

<«

v

very impor the

to

I

In

heaven." " And

converted

dO years is about 6 feet high, and about the shoulders. He is especially at stout and bloat exceedingly present from and excessive ed, good living from and it was evident very drinking, his restless movements and disconnected man

Catholic

its

;

athletic-looking of age. He very well built,

fiuo,

Roman

When

in.

Parnell

they were the surest

the Church I I arrive at brought up San Francisco I am going to confession I intend to confess there. everything to Father Ryan, and I hope to be spared never see till I get there I'll otherwise,

—

:

Clampett

,

the

religiouB

in believe die a Roman

I I'll

was

"Biddy

artful

as as

any

;

was

prevent

»

and

;

a

—

only a take-down to take them in, and terminate my existence

to

being duped un-pious by such Southhas Australia Jeremy Didlers. often been visited by such vile hypo crite?, amongst the last of this ilk was a unn,

Catholic that down

Church.

them

..so-called

a

Mr.

The to

belong

Put

as I straight and I realised

as

"

racket

you

am

tant

I kept months,

so.

nine that

on

mind.

from the the following We publish 4 Auckland Evening Star of November

is

for

£1,000 "Do body ?"

Clampett.

Processor

That

could

_

"

Cleanings.

Setutal

in

'

of

frank,

not

Archdeacon

an

an of article portions the Scots on Observer As the Farrar. Modern

quote

'published Archdeacon Men series

of

that

this

paper

is

article

is

if nothing the more sentiments

as beiug the frank interesting of a mind on the probably 'impartial most exalted tho sons of Broad umong Church Rhetoricians. The writer in the Scots the Observer is not possibly the reaction whom of only man upon

Farrar

Archdeacon if

hot

such

articulate

has produced results :

similar,

Archdeacou is the Bloudin of Farrar Church of England ; for years he has beeu poised as it were upon a the

theological been one

To become be partly illogicality

exquisite He has

his has ; career tight-rope of intellectual athleticism the hero of the Broad Church

feat

assumed only to be achievement

attempted

to

a position sustained by

in

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it

to virgin snows, since has lived

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man

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to

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of

sterling -to Catholics "The press :

spirit,

and'

tor

engine

the

were

the

taneous

expressed

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of an capital of opinion

he of

well,

was

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per

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Mall

finance,

penny postageThis .(Thursday) Australian delegates'

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and

fully

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thinking edited in

papers,

simply

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by

a

visitor

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Imperial

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to

met

arrangements, at the Colonial There were

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John

Squarely

£91.

time a

"

ago

most

the Sydney Evening anti-Catholio bigoted

venemous on his made a attack paper, the Eminence Moran and Cardinal of New South Catholics Wales, in connection the question ol Catholic with educatiou in that The fact that colony. did not demean jiimsclf to :his Emiueuce

between

been

Bill,

lias

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created no

by

mends time

mali any and every lyinjjfand the insinuation made agiiinst on that subject was made the Catholics " excuse for the attack by the Evening News." The was Au aiticlo headed to

reply cious

Ominous

Silence."

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day

the

tance

the Sydney " matter, says A story goes to the effect that when the " its. Sydney Evening News published Silence-" and "Ominous other anti"

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they

in the " Evening you to ask me why I wouldn't

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mouth,

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to

contribute of his extensive Sir Charles

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of Victoria,

article

on

the

she'

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be taken

eventually

reported.

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of

conference, from South

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Heury

j

in the " Contemporary Rovicw," of tho Federation of question Iu the coursa of the article Australia. he urges that the imperial Government an

hacl'to

Sydney,

Premier

ex-

dis with

filled

mission station on British New Guinea.

opening coast

tralia,

j

Duffy,

stern

some

however,

is,

educational of delegates

posed

diocese.

Gavan

licr

of embezzling

Wosleyan on.

east

the

31.

from unable

recom

universal

a

lives

charge

solved

Bishop of in which

practically living and therefore are much to the many

he an

pre ferred against Percy Lewis, the wellknown liiis been withdrawn, cricketer, his employer Kinnear, (Mr. solicitor) to the that stated having magistrates had himself that the he satisfied accused had no criminal intent.

j

hand

it.

of the coffer portion elected around the ship being de Verde was washed away.

The

Parry, Anglican circular has issued a Perth, Churchmen resident in he appeals to to the diocese of Perth. assist Euglaud few colonials out that Ho points very aud that are iu affluent circumstances, the

of

that she where

near

rioters.

January

which

in

away for dragged boat half police

water

The

suppress

to

Government as forwarded the Premier

j

?" "Yes." "Well he said you go back," tell "and with malicious, deliberateness, asked and that 1 them that me, you an Ominous Silence." preserved office

out

called

the

to

attached

and was nearly swamped schooner Floreiibe\ shipped

ballast much

himself to

to his which Health

position, the Public

and the

;

water

granting

merit

Minister

new

carried

Lyomene

with in the

expressed to the

30. January the Hon. A.

adoption

moorings

occurred have among trade in the employees in the glass in Bohemia, owing to the introduction of labor saving the factories machinery. had to he During the not, the military

"

tin

quiet.

Australia. throughout occurred yester very heavy gale in Hobson's The Bay. ship

A

1

Govern

of

the

memorandum,

a

No

Responsible Colony. Serious riots

are

salary

Ellery, has tronomer,

was

of

and New owing

payment,

Secretary, been appointed in addition Health,

Mr.

Under

assistant Colonies.

lias

dam

Knutsford favourable

26th

Bank Equitable Bauk. lioth of

has

of Public other offices.

considerable discussion, laid of by the representatives the question of the land on

highly

very

the Universities will take Mnrch.

suspended

Cliief.

The

Down--

Office,

colony as division proposed interfering the management of the goldlields

as

some

Cambridge

The markets

Deakin,

committee. the

NorthLord

run

Melbourne,

as soon as Parliament house would be made to and an effort make the discussion on the second us. as short in order 'possible, readiug reference be made to a thai a uiight

the

colts,

trained

both

INTERCOLONIAL.

met;

During

Derby arc

of the valuable securities both Baulcs having been stolen. aud Copper is £-16 Is. per ton,

.The Secretary most received were favourably delegates and on the various a diseussiou long Bill cif the ensued. Lord points states that the Government Kuutsford introduced would have the Bill in the

Met-

spon

'

aud

have

by

most

to

in present,' the Secretary of State, Sir Sir F. N. W. C. F. Robinson, Biootne, H. Sir T. 0. Mr. S. Campbell, Sir Robert Permanent 'ierbert, Paiker, for the Colonies and Under Secretary

Sir

J. White's hon. and Ivirkham and have already

York,

oc

which

chemicals igniting

place this year on The National the Lennox Hill

Lower

by the

read

previous

com

of portion be devot

accordance

morn

...

have

in

The explosion

some

tho office combustion.

Oxford

of

article

an

should

Great Britain's surplus ed to the establishment

'

in

Gazette advocates that

saved.

successful trials. Tho boat race

wool sales to a largo attendance whilo inferior easier, less eeut. than past

opened yesterday were Good wools

in

Melbourne

January-February

gooa

"

:

Art,

but

.

and water, office the

All

through

of

aud

fire

re-fitting.

were

on

,

The

this

j

disdain

of

Catholic

News,"

has

.

his

.

Borne

;

magnificent

fact.

stress

.

is

the

l>e

ultimately Australia,

will

second

his

as

the

by

injured need

papers curred

that .not many difficulty, questions had to be got over be of, yet thought fore Federation could bean accomplished'

select

.....

—

.

Pope, Catholic

Bigotry

for his own he appropriated that holds up his hands in thankfulness he is not as they. Now, in, questions unknown and unknowable. criticism but is both dangerous and delicate in his hereon is leonine the Archdeacon assurance

therein that

Dickson

;

of the the he

.

would United

of the Arch

editor Star,"

acknowledged the

feide,

of

literature

theology

the

to every when carefully of the family, it members of good." a vast amount

career

the wickedness

duty

powerful This is

evil.

welcome

contem

maintained his All familiar criticism. know witti what eloquence preaching denounce views of bis he can the and with what startling opponents, the representatives he pelts epigrams of thought; and yet, of other schools an

William

Sir

confidently

The

of the day ; to correct misstatements, falsehoods, the contradict to acquaiut news of the whole people with Catholic and sustain the burn to develop world, and af the day, questions ing Catholic the lo enlighten the faithful regal-dins Church its and doctrines. organisation to be a The Catholic paper ought

point

of his attitude with

to

Catholic

most

a

.

true

But party. appreciation

has less of his majority

From

poraries. he has

been the strong

Church

himself

sity to

by and

easy

Farrar

Archdeacon of

an

the

the is

men.

whom

designed

to

as

getically Father

.....

bas never Broad

Logic of

obviously achieve

letter

"'Morning Janssen gives

for

or

went

some

?" suggests is alternatives see

colonies.

iB

little

on

i

to ye out for of pleasing pages

What

"

a

Letter-

Orleans

support press

compared

picturesque the question

all

Federation

who

Nordenskjold,

Baton

ly will

night interview

an

Robinson

the

the

on

last

,

of

William of

question

public.

Janssen's.

recent

a

bishop opinion

intellectual

to

and

Gazette

;

he has

of one's

knowledge

is

quality

In New

off hand. With digest of the cheaper kind much rhetoric may be accomplished, and purity of diction, are of small account of phrase, dignity effect and with when rapid

A writer

evidence

to

rates.

can

vapidity..

in

au

papers. consult the

of the Colonies of the Bill.

account

an

published with .Sir

for had he bis played part; of less the arts practised assiduously his have New would the Journalist been a better of sitting chance among. But he has prospered enough Bishops. litera to as prove that in the Church, test of is hot the final ture, popularity field the master for that in every merit,

Archbishop

laurels

than

thought

as

The

has which

it

;

fetched

by never and level, by carefully his sentences; packing

its

passion

the unctuous accepted he advances doubts his of intellectual emancipation well with him. Perhaps

.

R. Sims

of style periods

is

better schooled than with for that which looks the rapture effusions of the chaste and elevating G. Dagonet ; yet he no less than Mr. better

a

over-

the

That

as

arrival Pall Mall

on

subject

Sydney

some

intends

General

Agents-

j

;

j

proved

to

has

adjectives

have

public of his himself

be

will

would

Federation

an

-

to

in

vetoed as' stated Lord Kuutsford

to reason every congratulate The career. British his upou to has been ready aocept public always of his fluent bombast as the fine gold in has bailed his exultation ; it eloquence

Farrar himself

.

Philistia

in

familiy

still

is

South

New bill

—

enormous

books j

to that which

the

extension

appointed legislatures,

The cost of the expedition will it is understood, defrayed, by two societies. Vicloriau An explosion occurred this morning at No. 1 Westminster, on a of portion the premises as offices by the occupied and his Queensland Ageut-Generai staff. These took fire and were serious

|

other

all

beyond

it

j

endeared

that

unlikely Divorce

Wales

persou to Australia, to the terms with different by the

as

he

—

j

in

confer

mand

likely

;

,

to

Professor

Considerable tyranny. dissatisfaction prevails

and discontent another and

|

30.

January

news

of military-

reigtt

;

to

importance

fact. accomplished It has been decided an to despatch other expedition to the Antarctic regions, in the summer of 1891. The expedition will be led by the- celebrated navigator

Brazil states from, the Government has Republican resolved itself into a practically latest

declaring of Federation

pass the opinion is of essential

resolutions

delegates colonial

FOREIGN.

i

to

their

Opposition Houses of

both resolutions

.

ant

(From

the

and that of the Empire, the colonial chambers of the they invite various colonies to to federate. agree if Her Sir Charles maintains that the Earl of Carnar appointed Majesty and tho Earl von of Rosebery to carry

telegrams.

j

has

in

Australia the interests

S.J.,

evil.

thievery, timo its has found or, Little by of forgotten literature way to the limbo ; but to many of school generations boys of the interpretation of beauty in life under, as a truthful it was picture presented of Incarnation there few of certain but the the ?" Now, life are a light' age ; of these .'Words of Lin themselves were, its the most forced. to endure "scourges innocent but as and of these not ore doubt and repentance," enough arranged effect is ofof its orator their one; one but shudders at the memory by our to We are ideals and its rank and fulsome simple stupefaction. open greasy Mr. wood— bet that not even of course, the Colling sentimentality. But, of Windermere Mr. Archdeacon's distinguished performance Collirigwood for in its them and conquer. could grapple scope ishis-Le of Christ Archdeacon there is which On the whole, and diction though, needs

must Eric

the

on

Frl

by

Edinburgh,

It would be&pleasaut tea parties of the diversion at afternoon more sort to pluck out the heart serious deliverances of the Archdeacon's upon is the aesthetics. Where, for iustauce, and however hardened Ruskiriile, would be baffled but by enthusiastic, the statement iu her that " Art highest she is' reach reveab the unattainable;

good

that

|

these

good

as

Parliament

—

I

exists of words

as

coliocations but

from

sermon are

example

his

is

a

.

phrases

instruction provide for the young, he set that the British school not to habitual addicted

...

amusement

out

it

as

eloquent

of with

origin

but language, that pompous .

is

criticism,

the

to

particles

prevailing there

to

art

him

and the members of should unite to induce

—

j

.

scarce

Romeo, aud

.

strenuously in belief

the

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home she affection Juliet where he is she alone should rank with The national possession. is

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.

:

denounced,

the spells of is— in brief she us

;

the has

-

union between reason and faith he has openly flirted with science, of the he bag-bear Evangelical

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and

three

wrecked and

board

on

having

officer

has

lady Riverina.

ship

of

passengers The

cap in a

ashore

left

were

crew

arrived at the second

the The second wreck. 'officer that lie is unable states to state her present how the Riverina got into He says, that the however, position. weather was thick and the land very near

rocks.

was ship and her

fully

Adelaide, The

Port

north is

Darwin

interrupted but restoration

Springs, to-day.

foreign

line

Australian

too

badly

messages

to

30.

is

of Alice

working

cargo

January

line

expected The Western

the

on

to

was

the Roebuck

allow via

come

Act, the

and

a

copy

Federal Council, which has after a long delay now ceived the Queen's assent. Sir J. G. Lee-Steere has arrived

by

passed

re

per had

interview

Orizaba. In an he with he said that a Register reporter he earnestly hoped to see the Federa of the about. tion colonies brought He thought the system at first adopted should the lines on of the proceed

Federal

which and

Council,

should

be

de with

extended endowed veloped, functions. Sir James leaves executive with Dr. for ; Melbourne, Cockburn on and Mr. Playford, Tuesday next. Block Brokens are £89 10's 10s, £15 17s.; £12 17s.

£14;

Roundhills, Block 14's

;

Junctions

£8

Sir

7s.

of

Thurston, and the appointed representative that to the Federal Con colony, governor

has that

'

telegraphed he

Zealand stating from

telegraphed direct

sailing bourne

will

and

next. Sir

J.

G.

have delegates that are they the Bluff for Mel

arrive

Wednesday

on

Sir

Lee-Steere,

Mr.

Parkes,'

will

to Mr. Gillies, be unable to ri.pw

.

stating be present. The New

'

31.

January

John

ference, ,

Centrals, and ;

13s.

,£10

Melbourne,

of

Dr.

M'Millan,

Henry

Cockburn,

T. Playford have arrived. and .Bird, Clarke, represen will arrive Tasmania, early

and the Hon. .

Messrs. tatives of

week.

next

of the steamer McFee, Campbell, of the Captain fined twentyeach been Ozone, and five ten guineas costs, guineas, a to which for racing, owing slight

Captain

collision

occurred. Government

'

The

has

decided

to

'

.

erect

a

Lunatic of cost

new

at

bury,

a

Asylum, £120,000.

modate

Sydney, Ho further the concerning

SunThe

accom

31.

January

has

news

at

will

when complete, 750 patients.

building,

been

received

wrecked

ship Riverina. this time she weather has broken up, very boisterous all having prevailed along the coast. which Several steamers have arrived, of the wreck, the locality have It

passed and but. one see

her. In the

.

that

state

match

New

they did not

South team

former

by them to further of any Wales therefore

required loss

South

match The

by four

Mine

in

wickets. of the

Directors

dividend a

by

total

Queensland of

Is.

per of £50,000.

Sir.

Samuel

J.

Griffith

0'.

wickets.

the

won

which

continues

still

the

and

Dry

Sir Creek

works yesterday. smelting The Government Gazette of yesterday a Proclamation prohibiting contains of this sheep into the importation for from Western Australia, colony well as the importation as two years, Australia from Western of sheep skins Zealand, for a similar perior. .and New ).<& hmi appointed to A committee

National Library of Australia

Feb.

in

to

fact,

and £32.

s.s

reqiiisities ;

seems

brolt

every en

up

into

the beheld.

rains

continue

has

championship.

to

the off

The Act

session,

struck "

pass that the

enter

all

must supernumeraries at the minimum service

salary,

of

brands,

Wirles,

,

kept in stock.

spirits

,

Good

Wheels

Emery

Brooms

etc.

For quietness, the Guildford in the Colony. PIONEER ,

viz.,

.attentive

an

comfort,

and

Hotel,1

has!

situation no

equal

'

""

SADDLE

AND

HARNESS

WORKS, BARRACK

STREET.

PERTH.

Railway

(Near

Hotel.)

RY

APP,OINT-

SPECIAL

for

Governor

the

N.

Broome

anufactubbr

Sir

,

Frederick

K.C.M.G.

,

SMITH

ROBERT M

TO

MENT

His Excellency

of

all

and

Sad

etc.

and

Stabling

Ostler.

Frame

Box Flat Charcoal Irons, Irons, Galvanized Screws and Nails Roofing, and Washers. Russian Glue, Tinmen's Cabinet Glue, Ordinary Glue, Tin'd Ears, Range Cocks for Rivets, Iron Galvanized Tanks, Files, Bassinette Tools. Per Carpenters' ambulators with Wheels, Bicycle for and extra Perambulators, fittings assortment of General Iron a splendid

drafts

provides

best,

.

and

kinds

Saddlery

of

Harness.

<

or

April. between A match has been arranged off on Matterson arid McLean, to come March. the 28th.

ed last

the

Only Beers,

Box

Bass

Brushes,

in

Twenty of the supernumeraiy office have men. in the Titles' under the " Supernumerary Act

Baskets, Baskets,

Circular Saws, Emery sharpening Knife Shai'peners, Sausage and Mincing Williams (Pipe Machines, Brand,) Butchers' Knives, Pampa Knives, House Table Cutlery, House Bellows, Stove Shoe Hair Brushes, Brooms, Wash Brushes, Paint White Brushes,

the

'

Clothes

:

Lorries.

and

"

a challenge accepted for and £2,000 The race will come

viz.

Hooks, cheap;

ably

district.

Matterson

fob

Visitors.

remark Pulleys, wood Rules, Spirit Plumb Levels, Levels, Bricklayers' Tubes, Lay Spare Level, Bricklayers' Hod Irons ing Hammers, Line Pins, Coat

is

throughout

)

—

Gordon Butchers' Baskets, Picnic Roller Flower Baskets, Baskets; French Market Baskets, Baskets, and a and of Useful Baskets, variety Fancy Baskets. Hat and Butt T Hinges, Hinges,

eiiquiry shortly 1

Kemp row

An will

.

'and

:

1.

wreck

the

wreck

of the

cause

Heavy coastal

that likehoocl by this time

Irons

Also,— Baskets,

little

is very Riverina,

and a of useful variety for fishing, Crab nets and Handles. of a assortment splendid

Baskets,

hope of saving owing to the extreme the' coast. along ly heavy weather The s.s. Aldinga, which left on Wednes has not and there day, yet arrived, There

the

Convenience

..Every

;

warrant

February

the Railway

opposite Station.

Split

Bods, Shot, Fishing jointed, Bamboo Rods, Cork Floats, Fishing extra. Reels for fishing rods, Fishing

panic.

Sydney,

Directly

Lines,

Ash

were

an the afternoon during publicly no that nounced by the directors important change had occurred in the

anything,

of

Kirby

of sizes, Gut in "a variety Assorted Gut. Sinkers,

Lines, Bottom

was

or

a splendid Tackle comprising—

Proprietor.

Blue Hooks, Tin'd Hooks, Single Gut Hooks, Blue Hooks, Double Hooks, with eye, Double Pipe Hooks, Furnished Silk Hand Lines, Lines, Flax Tanned .Lines. Lines, Hemp

some

'

0. assortment

Gut

however, they improved, Subsequently, and the closing was £84; price Hill The semi-panic in Broken shares was caused through two of the directors It at the same time.. selling largely

a

iBRENNAN

Bent

1st.

news

private large

£140

a

As

year.

the

have

draftsmen

scalded. severely A deputation

in

assortment

Ladies'

Harness,

and

and large aiid Cart,

a

stock, of Gig,

ALWAYS

.varied

Cairiage

Gents'. Saddles Riding arid Girls' Saddles and

and

Bridles, Boys' Pack Pilches, Saddles, Jockey Saddles, Horse and all requisites for a first Clothing, class Stable or Hostelry, including Whips, Chamois Skins, Spurs, Sponges, Brushes, Harness Combs, Scrapers, Ciippera, Oils, etc. Blacking, All orders sent or.otherwise will by post be executed with all care and promptness. R.S. obtained FIRST PRIZE at the late "

of

ceived in the

he than

yesterday, do nothing

could to

more

his

repeat

former

all

on

the

of

departure

public

Perth.

Street,

from

mails

Several members of Parliament have £700 the subscribed towards for a site a new Trades' of purchase Hall.

Waters reduced

and

COACHBUILDER,

Proprietary

mine

which

yielded Mine

12,000

to to the Public announce BUSI that he has STARTED the above branches, and hopes attention to business and good by strict share of to solicit a fair workmanship,

Shares ,£83

from £15

was

descriptions American viz.,

hand

on

Express Waggons, Buggies, Spring Carts, Waggons, etc. iirays,

ALL

NEATLY

REPAIRS

A

TRIAL

Traps

EXECUTED.

shortest

on

in the

most

in

are

to

tions,

British,

tons

the

of

part

Terms

Great parts City

frontage One mile ,

J

R

SALE.

notice

No. 300. Location, Wellington For particulars apply to HUGH BRADY. Dec. 19, Bunbury,

colony.

Moderate.

ounces

ON VENT

0

THE

DONALD

and 1889.

15,

.July

700

tons

OF

ST.

DRAWING

JOSEPH

AM

NORTH

for

PRIZES announced is 'January 1890, to EASTER unavoidably Holders of Books; will MONDAY NEXT. and Counterfoils greatly oblige by seuding Proceeds Mother to the Revd. that before to take

CHIPPER.

J.

Hay Perth,

Murray-streets.

<1

of of

;

the 7th POSTPONED ou

place

dale. T. Hon. 28

December

of

Sec. 1889.

GOODMAN,

J.

Committee.

Building

PRESENTATION.

ounces.

mine was the British which 15,700 yielded

weak. Brokens Block £85 17s.; £12

lis. Centrals, Block 14's 10s. £10 £8 £7 4s.; Souths, £6 6s. heat continues of the colony, and Port.

depth.

the

NOTICE records

LAND. SOiks.

Post Office, overlooking K G.S. Price, £20, including Transfer. 2 miles of Town Land within Hall, South from £3 per acre. side of the from £2 per acre. Harbour, J. GALLE.

PRICES,

POSSIBLE any

Cossack.

LOTS,

BUIDING 2751ks.

respectable the

at

manner

in

West

TEE,

1889.

ALBANY

0

LOWEST

&

and

17

)

North

the

SOLICITED.

Undertaking and

Hotel

for

Roebourne

from

—

SMITH,

WATSON

and

Waggons,

at both

Brewing

3,040

127,000

15s.; 5s;

all the

ore,

Address

Railway

the

October

Perth,

of

Street,

Agent

to

MR.

GEO.

JESUIT

ROBERTS, Traffic

Manager

COLLEGE, KEW, (Near

of silver.

ounces

£6

at

the

Note

Messrs.

BEGS

held

Harness.

(Near

generally NESS in

silver.

yielding The run 800 tons of

Show Society's best collection

the

ROBERT

Wholesale

&c.,

'

14

and

Saddlery

WHEELWRIGHT,

UNDERTAKER

their whole 6d. of aerated waters to Is. price per dozen. The only passenger for Albany per Lusitania s.s. is Mr. S. Freedman. at the Broken Hill The week's run

Block

Agricultural for

H I P P E R

J

JJONALD

public patronage. Vehicles of all made to order,

re

from Adelaide, Monday to Wednesday, from will take effect the 23rd April. that It has also been notified the will leave at noon. The Hon. \essels Minister J. H. as Gordon, represent has sent a strong ing the Post Office, of. the mer in the interests protest, cantile such an against community, being fixed. early hour as nocn

Aerated Company have

W.A. Guildford,

iST

who

1. Adelaide, February has Postmaster-General that notification the alteration

The

Murray

1,500 members of on the waited

promise by pushing works he could. The

>.

Barrack

" the Unemployed," Minister of Works

stated that at present

Terms, Cash. LEVI GREEN, Cash Ironmonger,

mongery.

to decline £200, they now getting the lower rate, of pay. accept of the has The Lusitania sailing been delayed some hours. On Friday it appears one of the valve pipes burst, and man named was a George

'been

ore,

31.

Arcadia,

J-

Helena Steamer

ex

received, P. «& &

HAS.Mena

;„

and;

intensely

received by of scrip parcels in the market, placed suddenly to the once at fell price of some holders

means

January

9s

just

Fishing

Melbourne,

ore,

Lee-Steere visited

v.

Mount Morgan have declared a

share,

Adelaide,

Wales

made the win with

Is;

14's Block £10 South £7 6s ; ;

sale

the.,

New

all

the

Victoria, 14 runs out

that

considered

is

;

6s

IRONMONGER.

CASH

are

Cen

what to almost amounted Yesterday a oh the Exchange in panic occured Hill shares. In Broken consequence

and have

Coogee,

1

10s.

mine, has (Dr. Cockburn) of the W. A. Pearl which was recently

premier

received Fisheries

Fiji,

£12

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of tlio Hoard of A special meeting in the Council Health was held City afternoon. Committee cooui, yesterday Chairman P., A. Present: The (Mr. Mr. W. the J. P.,) Simpson, Gugeri, unci" wie jtlonltJi 0111001' Jiiuicsou C. (Mr. Smith). Secretary of thebusineas of After the termination the the Chairman in meeting, reply said he had received a to Mr.' Simpson, the of the notification of appointment the new which would, he believed, Board, this week. bo gazetted said that as lie found The Chairman, the time taken up in the management of of the Board interfered, so the business tin'io for his much with the required businesss ho found himself, ordinary to resign compelled though reluctantly, of chairmau and member the oltice of He then reviewed the Board of Health. done since he the work by the Board and proceeded to point had taken oflice, out certain work that he thought necessary taae the now board should in hahd, and that the Board should have he advised of the control either or of the Hospital, to iii order be. in a premises adjoining to cope with any serious epidemic position of infectious diseases that might arise attime, fie also to provide any suggested, the Board with a cart covered in that and eould'be used to convey linen, clothing, 1:1

cwts.

pupil attending died Fremantle,

rules o£ the Grand The new English Ac Hunt read funny at times. National " horse that to one rule a loose cording, be post, tirst.shall may pass the winning at if it was ridden declared the winner How does this rule bear the last fence." occurence which took an place at upon the last

at prices and

Sports, 12th inst.

10, Jas. Leadbeater

BERTH

26th, 1889, have have and the following items been issued, for publication. been selected Passougers and £1,859 lis. goods £1,717 10s. parcels, Is. an increase of 8cl. £3,517 8d., total for

November

of

Championship

ended, after a severe Albany, the. former, though appearing the more skilful of the two,

J.

Driscoll

prize.

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is

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business.

staked.

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feature

Palace

Wednesday,

issued,

appointment

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Fremantle staff of the and from the also one Office. employed at the Perth

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set

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married newly couple. McKnight have been the address, accompanied by

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from

daughter

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selected nowly of abandonment

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support

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departures

December 1889 the population

a

week

a

Victorian of a

its

style

fellow.

the

the

of

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gentlemen

Webster i

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office received

sufficient

hand.

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to

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have called the

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column,

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delegates reception, Government, they anything approach of opposition to the

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ct

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people to be -They are tlie 12th instaut.

tlxeVpleksure-loyihg

to take worthy in the published Victoria ting from

:

station,

severely

a

at

favourably.

been

only

110 with it Putins tend of .this, compensation. which minis the engagements even Catholics were made with Irish ters

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was

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her the

liability

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;

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on

Cricket the

Victoria,

falling

upon

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hand

;

!

years,

enormous

gressing

ing object

were

Ireland debt her

week.

down

for.

the Eastern Districts. held on Wednesday next.,

.

a

war.

millions sterling re Parliament when the Y et, eighteen its functions. signed we find the the Union, after

vantages

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Customs compared, wit/ii

to

debt

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annulled historian The- /

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contingency, by of in the opinion eminent lawyers, and which no Act,

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undue

any special such a in interest the two kingdoms so .but they became

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kingdom arate

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resources

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named

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revenue

to

Thursday

liabilities

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after-

caused by incur expenditure the during England

by

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to

owing

of

lOd.

native

the

all

Is.

Messrs.

legislation.

of Ireland, advantage express unable to con she became

her

centuries

hiany'

so

that

country

a

the large number of entries, the Mr. B. .Secretary, Sheffield for the Handicap, tlie race on the, programme, Annual; much Sports; promise

by

enjoyment

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much,

have And if

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allow be to

uphold field. have fought on many a battle could One thing at least England have long since she had done, if

spread

so.

by

would

Ireland

to f.

dependencies

as

to

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its

difficult

is

nation

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,

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it

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,

Scott's but schools, of national

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or

the

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correct

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it.

and

much

is

than

criticise

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especially in for much

so.

gold

it

to easier is to aid

feelings

disappointment announce

number

of we

before

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that this issue of the Herald.

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e t i"e

O.Y.M. a,

Tile

usual

rain.

President, was there

ss

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SOCIETY. —

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of this meeting last. Thursday the absence of the the and occupied chair,

weekly

held Conway, in was

Society Mr. J.

a

on

number

fair

of

members

Messrs. C. and J. present. Tageur were nominated for membership. Mr. Ceo. Fraser was elected duly in lieu of Mr. J. Librarian, Delaney, The "Is debate Athletic resigned. Training opened contended

to

injurious

by

Mr.

Health," Crogan,

F.

was

who Mr. T.

that it was, while led the party whose opinions favoured are men. by sporting and Messrs. J. Reardou W. Reardon Mr. and Messrs. Crogan, supported

Colreavy

After the the subject when it was had scored

NORTHAM.

and

of our Speaking particularly as lar as we have endeavored, selves, to keep pace with the times, possible, a task issuing but it has been no light in in Fremantle, especially daily paper competi view of the great journalistic Perth tion we have had to lace Irom our which We do not say contemporaries It. would be ot by way complaint. to absurd and unreasonable expect a which must always Fremantle qrnper

4 . v uutwwiuu

v>

a

Irishtown. do.

and P. A. Delany, B. N. Colreavy, Mr. T. assisted Gugeri, Colreavy.

On

our

the hot

very

a

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THE

With

LEADER

FAREWELL

of

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find

a fact newspapers, come small community assistabuse and. but little

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Correspondent.

own

whole

the

during-

the

by

augmented, directions

ance.

THE

rtl

pjuiwe

nominations to be run Wednesday, the 12th

on

from two to five varying Great scarcity of water

i

it,

.r.. UIUU1UUI-SIZ.U

U

the

are

J.

devotes a leader to tho The Chronicle and recommends Volunteer movement, of the corps in York. the revival announced that an for It is action, of character, defamation has been institut School ed by a Government master, farmer in the Yoi'k a living against district.. The writ has been served, and damages are laid at £50. To all appearances the hot weather we to have had is now Yes likely change. broke and we had sotiie the woatner terday It is wished genial showers. earnestly an winter will that early compensate for tho summer we us very trying have had to endure.

successors

of its

f

heavy downpour

its

SPORTS

Handicap,

Carroll, Sheen,'

G.

nuggets, in weight. ounces still felt there." is which The storm passed close to York last did great damage at Tipperary week, Fruit residence of Mr. the Burges. torn and a haystack was trees were up, blown down and partly by the distroyed

ambition regards

a

in

jj.

M.

J. J.

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hangs

it

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Bourke, H. Watson, J. Leadbeater, J. Thompson, J. Robertson, Thos. Carroll,

a con

"

bring.

at present

which reproach them of lacking

Decame

sue

J. J

Sunday.

on

:

of

1

Bourke, Dudley,

W.

to

that the change the as well as of the of Fremantle, people be aroused to a rest of the colony, will full sense of their duties, privileges, and will remove and responsibilities, the

since

time

,

match York v. The crickot Beverley resulted in an which I alluded last week, defeat of the York beam. ignominious to is on at Beverley, A movement foot, to an party exploring organize nearest mark out the discover and town to the Eastern Goldroute from that A committee, formed to carry was tields. Chronicle, The E. D. out tiffs project. we hear states From, a private source, at Parker's of a rich alluvial gold discovery The letter received from that Range. states Mr. Merrall had that locality

There thing." of sustained an absence indeed, is, on the part of the community effort for which is a far from sign hopeful which we would the future, and against of warning take this final opportunity to the public. We bad hoped to exist of that see the establishment system of which the of Government by means colony can alone make true and steady hnt, was '.ivnai'P«R. it not to be. and it other be for some Fremantle journal will in the which the to share prosperity

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own

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much

so

we

Tlios.

on the Church. At the graveside, Fr. the Very Rev. Tuesday, Gibney ex heart-felt for the his sympathy pressed and earnestly in their bereavement, family the prayers of the people for tho requested happy repose of the soul of the deceased. Fr. Gibney left York, The Very Rev. on en routcto Albany, Thursday evening, for a few he intends where remaining arrived Fr. of Bunbury, weeks. Brady, to take charge of here on Friday evening, the Father during Gibney's parish and absence. The Ceremony of blessing candles was distributing performed at first

matters

in

indifference

Greenhills instant:

to

vert

of

t|

ANNUAL

following Sheffield

W.

those which institutions for free political have Doubt we striven and fought. and to some extent, the lethargy less, for

our

The the

Much sorrow is felt here at the early of Mrs. death and unexpected quite on. which occurred John Kindelan, It is not a year, Monday of last week. and was celebrated, since their marriage

of

sign

are

o

HILLS

at

say

and outspoken, independent, which has consistently journal, and has advocated liberal principles its in the ever confidence expressed

fit

i

YORK.

to an fearless

means

GREEN

for

say any of the

thing by way of disparagement we people to whom especially but if the support farewell, they

is

none

3rd.

y

p.

would

We

this.

in

It to

of Australia."

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and

difficult pniriDmnifiv

very

r>r«4"

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month.

second

be

Joseph

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will

.

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this

structure

February

.

undertook

we

of

by

months ago, Sisters of St.

good

the close

The foundation Lordship

His

several

weather

has

week,

been been

having

bushlires

in

various j

was

Yalley

oeen

struck

two

last

One

Wednesday,

the

estate, by a dead and set on fire last a

over

of dust chains in

the

town

along off

could

terrific

blowing so

thick not

on

that be

leaders

put

was

found

had the

to

that

M

replied,

meeting,

F.

r.

Crogan.

victory by 5 vote?,. For next Thursday the Editor promised the number of the February journal, and Messrs. M Hoevigan, W. Reardon T. Colreavy recitations. a

.

tree

having by lightning.

Tuesday evoning

passed cloud

district.

throughout

occasioned

Grass On

the

two

GOVERNMENT

GAZETTE.

wind

a a

thick

THURSDAY,

house

discerned. torn up,

all Trees, were directions, and the were haystacks galvanised upset, was taken off of a house. roofing partly On Saturday week a number of our last, local Messrs. including Loekyer athletes, Sermon and left brothers, Driscoll, by rail

JANUARY

30th..

Appointments, Justicesfor Visiting 1890 Rottnest Prison R. Fairbairn, E. Solomon, W. E. Marmion. Fremantle Prison R. W. E. Marmion, Fairbairn, J. Manning. Fremantle Lunatic Asylum —

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keep

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few

some

for the

orna

never

jourup a high and independent to and endeavouring standard, we are afraid that well in view

I

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was

magnificent the town.1

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which

the

too, laid

building

about

..

a

praise setting nalistic

is undoubtedly an town. bnsy little

and

of

ready

it is will, They_ wanting criticism, improve it by captious and by -withdrawing their subscriptions' And in bidding and advertisements. Fremantle adieu we hope that peace will he its future and prosperity lot, " become theit and that may yet

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stone the

consider

by

wrong.

take Hours

our

Convent

in their to midst, newspaper its and to discern merits, endeavour support aid it to im by their practical in in which .they those respects prove

be

might

to

Eight

achitecture, ment to

another

or the silence by supporting It has endeavoured, indeed to and a unto terror evil-doers In unto that do well."_ tlidm

gained be

which

advantage

porary

:

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has

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our

Perth,

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Central Board of the the approval this in favour of being he was Health, to the board, as an endowment granted the deposit of not to be used for but in of miasma For the prevention sewage. of the Railway westwards the swamps the construction of a Station he advised from the site of the barrel drain leading into the river under old pound direct at a depth It would start William-street. and below the surface of about six feet of Perth. drain all that part effectually bo for con a subject He said it would the new Board that might gratulation of the the support City depend upon he thanked the In conclusion Council. of for the Health members of the Board accorded him had invariably they support of office. his term during Mr. Chair I think, Mr. Simpson said made contain a the remarks man, you have of and some your good deal of sense, if acted will be of upon, suggestions, I am benefit to the city. sorry great it think and I do not leaving, you are 1 laid to fill will be easy your place. the this when I entered room, intended, to ask you t®. reconsider your afternoon, but after tho reasons you determination, it would be think have given, I do not to I should have for mc do so. right but having been followed your example, the to on I intend asked remain Board,

would

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river, of

than

resources ing more if Nevertheless, the Fre command. mantle public bad made due allowances difficulties and been rather for these the more charitable and forbearing, been have accomplished. task might the good would recommend "We finally we bid a to whom of this town, folks to be more united and farewell, kindly not to work only mutually helpful but lor the community for themselves and if it should be in which they live ere to have their long good fortune

supported justly say the the oppressed oppressor against and that the strong the weak against it has never swerved from what it con tem the right because of some sidered

i

cne

back of it

;

near

j

businesses. we

of the part in. the sports Association on Monday. The in which had to run company they was too good for tlieni, as none apparently, a in the of them obtained Sheffield place in which It Handicap, they all competed.. is to be hoped that will make a better they show at the Annual Greenhills Sports, inst. which take place on the 12th Roller Flour Mr. James Mill Byfield's will be completed, and will be ,of soon not inestimable, value, only to Northam, but to all the Eastern It is the Districts. intention of the owner to celebrate the with a to which the lead dinner, opening residents of the Eastern Districts, ing Perth and Fremantle will be invited. The firm now store of that Throssell, energetic will also be finished Son ancl Stewart, and furnished in a few weeks. throughout It is a on our local great improvement for W.A.

or

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the

glancing

loss to a is directly pecuniary practice attend as them. The private practitioners to the sick poor from whom they assiduously never receive pay as to the know they will but this is to them and all honour wealthy, not should be. The work of charity as it out not be meted solely should by these They should not be few generous hearts. for this loss to suffer made pecuniary have their If the poor generosity. should in this, instance, charity rights, for in with sympathy suffering, step only of the bearer these, but the worthy should be paid by the medicial man, conceive a I cannot State for his labour.

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to our community greaterstandingdisgrace of callousness to the sufferings than this therefore would the poor. I strongly Board to carefully tho new urge upon to consider provide my suggestions to the medical assistance gratis be contended It mny necessitous poor. benefit societies in are that there many is That medical aid. Perth who provide but the case this does not meet true, very men with large of many sufferers, perhaps outside the pale of theSe societies, families, remaiks is to these and it my apply. of sewage he With regard to the question of for a block stated that the application,

wants or their the announcement

making

crave

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chronicle to provide a local to others of the town, of the news of. the colony, and of the world, and a medium where adver can by the people of Fremantle In

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less a provincial paper, Frecomabout the same bearing as Port Adelaide does to Perth parison with its to compete to Adelaide city own on their ground, contemporaries has in Fremantle and their opposition to face, requir one been a most serious

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before

us.

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said

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to

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hesitation,

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in

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and

of

a

in

life

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to

soon

much

what

to

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put from case

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Pedro family

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are

country. and fidelity Freemasons

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put taken

110m-

festivities

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is sick since

ever

and the

for

yet

departure, she sake,

Miss had

day

every parties,

and

I

She must fever

have then.

powerful

blood from "Alas

her can

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some

,

will

medicine foot and arm." be so kind

you so

you

I

prescribe and. draw and

cruel,

and

how

saw

I

good-

will

that

child,

my

are

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good mysterious

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skilled.

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have

take the

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the

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reports Shaw-Lefevro 9,

tenants

given blessed

Sir, simple, it to poor people little it in the

very

Nazareth reason

Himself. that

rich and

and

On

estate.

Later W. J.

visited

the

the

bon.

sec.

afternoon, he

alert. the which

lie

of

policeman

weather

when solable dear to them,

time

to their

the

listening

own

hearts

and

his

the

are

louder

was

destroy,

by

a

party carry Clauricarde ueed

it

fiction.

active

ou

cioui-

never

illness,

it

had

pure

who final

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a

attempt

machine, who wero on

said,

1

to

a

by

the Tivies blow of which the As to the report respecting it is con machine, indignantly The Times from Woodford.

of the

tradicted

determined

evidently

to

maintain

its

reputation.

Piggottist

was

Irishmen

to

Ins

to

interest.

great |

the

not, Irish

one.

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in j

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Gludstonians, to the The Ministry

wo

event

are

with

or willing be an sessions will Since the general election has nob Government been

approaching

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That very pressed on Irish questions. of tho Unionists which small section is made up of Conservative chiefly English vain for Catholics have been hoping in of remedial measures introduction of the lines which they approve, have been far too to but weak they hands of the forco the Government the on

by these carry

and forward

looking

by Mr.

joined

aucompunied

of were

visit

than

more

never

out

on

usually

every

was

police

Youuhal.

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to

ear

seen

the

iu to

in

corner

a

inclement

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transmit

J

before rondiness

barracks, wes

in

the

in

make

that

any emergencies 1.30 the distinguished house of Canon Keller

might

arise.

left party covered

in

Thoy

matter.

the

lest

attempt

it

to forbore would damage

of the interests Administration, iu far their outweighing party estimation of Ireland a the claims to of grievances. was redress It not the of Mr. or Gladstone tho policy to Home Rulers tho play, of part In their obstructives. the. judgemnt should Cabinet be allovw Salisbury tbe

constabulary guard, relaxed on Canon was doubled on

standing and ready to the public

the

Prisoners.

The the

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Political

Irish

will Parliament meet Imperial of business in the second despatch in the third week of or, at fhe furthest, uud in common most with February,

by Canon Keller, driven. he was

proceeded

The is

town

tlio

ligonce which

delicate,

re

Youghal

statements,

Pluukett, till

infernal

Dec. G. Hon. Ponsonby

Mr. Maurice

house, at ami

workshop

sickly that they are incon lose all that are they is that they spend their

and

Woodford infernal soluiera

eviction

an

he

plaiued

again, her

deliberate

Both

scarcely Captain service

H organ (Solicitor for and Mr. P. P. tenants;, National League, and

Ponsonby

Sunday,

The

...

has

murdered"

mob at the same

a

in a

at an

estate.

view of the the respecting at the Youghal

bus arrival

day. Lane, M.P., Mr. M. J.

has He

It is labour. ladies are so

from

and

police out

ing

with

met he was residence

iu

M.P., the

Right

information

God

gratis.

of

Monday,

on

the

Sunday

on

acquiring

Keller's is

mtule of

means

m.p.

siiaw-lefevlte,

Herald

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Times

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Ponsonby

from

visit

gentlemen, the object The police

it

been

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really

and ago, asserted that

for

know enough to care of their cattle, treatment of Christians

able to but for

The

most

its

year

The

O'Neill, in the

be

blind

so

Mr. paper. those

To bo continued.

but we receipts, cautious about using them, knowing how ignorant these people are. They may

see

the

or

cheerful.

terminus, to whoso

have must be

women

of

Revolutionists

loneliness

heard'that many of Noramndy

certainly

,

to

happy

noiie

received

is

him

young

of

death

manager

see.

was

blow

sang also as it made for

were

are

not to

brain,

iwwriw

father to let her go, for fear of causing him At our Miss de pain. farm, her cheeks rosy Burgo will get back and her lively We have a spirits.

doctor.

but be The

writes.

lie

the

by

will

with all lier hens and spinning, round chickens expectantly grouped and the old- man her, she began to sing, if

might leaded

system of disgraceful the Irish It recently libelling people. to endeavoured show that Captainthe "Don't for I'lunkett (famous to shoot" who died hesitate telegram), some time ago from tumour on the little

in silence the road along, palfry bordered with hedges of sweet briar. When she caught of the farm sight at the and saw her kind nurse sitting

cure

can do better than that. "You down Just order her to spend a season in at the farm with her the Valley, foster-mother. She has a longing for but ask her she dare not it, grand

all

the

by

The

remedy against sovereign and sorrow." said the "Indeed!,"

;

it

,

the

there

turned

she was to go away. side of her white

anxious

?

But,

im

Soliman be saddled, but it cost steed deal to be separated from him a great Pauline and he eoulcl not help feeling of disappointment whenhe a pang

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followed

But who

door

malig

very

she

absolutely remember she would his advice.

again.

once

have

emphasised Macdouuld,

satisfied with this quite good knight him rewarded promise liberally. 'the Baron himself Next morning, to take to the his grandehilcl proposed V al ley Farm. that his old H e ordered

He rode

fishing

Aliss dances. Pauline parties, home in lower always returned spirits than in health she and worse before to them." went

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to be nominated a new There is soon for Bombay. According Archbishop Concordat the choice out of i%o the last tthree named by the province this time The rrests with the- king of Portugal. between relations England and Portugal and aire far from being cordial just now an candidate be adunwelcome .should will have itself to vanced England At the time when the negotia "blame. affairs to Indian Catholic tions relating all the in hand papers relating wore sent were by the Vatican to thereto British aside

du

if

cured

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au

Easter

hunting

soiue

Brazil.

the

the

to

herself

Governor's de Burgo's

nearly

of revolutionists

proscribed much fc>o to

her

Mdme.

though

nant

stick to rely upon. No wonder a and engagements the then that gifts who dethroned made by the parties of Brazil turn out a the ex-Emperor .farce. Already the large sum promised on his departure and the emperor to list are out of the civil the annuity

and every

I

mame.

beautiful castle of Lua thumiere. She assembled together and had the great many young people musicians to divert her. Alfinest

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repudiated.

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of eagle's and potable Baron that his disease a to

he gave name a to for anyone possible he assured liim that

gentle him. accompanied

be imagined, the etbics of from the result respectable journalism at a time of the Commission, especially when the lessou of thut investigation is

Times

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marvellous from brought

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divorce

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kept

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.

abatement

there

are

.

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Courts 25,535 United

asking her a great that all recognized him was true. quite Pauline should spend

questions, Mary had told He ordered that

Mr.

remark

to

extraordinary his move followed ments so and of the closely, inquired if lie know who lie was ?. sergeant ; The that he was was, sergeant's reply

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me?"

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made him the Castle.

which with

who is accustomed read the daily to to the On returning public papers. after the delapidations road, inspecting in the of Peter wrought premises Mr. aii evicted tenant, M'Donogh,

however,

are,

of the

connected the and on estate, struggle for, the himself harrowing 'particulars which now familiar arc so to everybody

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Rogan,

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Ponsonby

gun, Donoghne .and taken the direction Arrived on the estate several of the evicted

for He

favours

and

cars,

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praying thanking

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day

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to weeks' end. well after our toil. when rest we our

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have

we

these inhuman

referred,

already have

wo

to

now

the

which

treatment

have Irish political prisoners in the bastiles. English

received To the

the subject Ministerial the Times' has been sitting. Commission And that inquiry has made it still more a that investigation thorough urgent the complaints, for should be made into of a to the harsh treatment, complexion the

added.

has character instance one

sinister

most

Taking who. Limerick man, has written England,

Daly, ed in

his inhuman

native and

in

thisers

of the

been John

—

imprison

is

a

to

treatment

to

he since subjected instrument in was not a pliable Even the bands of the Pigott party. though what was going on in the world unknown the prison was outside walls

he has

which

been

found

There

the was

that

the to

tempted

than

more

a

to account for the possible had falsehoods which they (he suggestion at invented,

it

eviden tally of some utterly lawyer's agent. who had always

borne

or

policy

nnscruplous Now we

have. Daly, good character

a

his deliberately fellow-citizens, he because that he is persecuted or to indulgence purchase himself in freedom by forswearing in favour of the Times and coercionists as tbat He demands a right general.

among stating refused

he shall

be heard

competent no doubt of facts

tho subject and his

on

tribunal,

before

a

will

case

be brought into the statement leader will which the Irish

on

base his charge against the Government of being identified in with the Tiines of that the infamous proceedings indeed be an The next will journal. Irish almost

and

session,

of

at

which,

the

the business, for will both have to fight aud its life. It will be a will no bo which quarter

every

stage

Government its

in

one

repintation

struggle

in

given or of which

in and one taken, every phase race the people of the Irish With the interested. keenly

will

be

influential

at

agency

which

are

we

head-quarters served admirably

so

by at

we to should be in a position present and reliable information on give early movement of importance; but if every it Bhould seem we shall take necessary further measures for to our securiog

prompt

change

in

which

to

is

political

great

every contort

suitably

a

Reredos and

Btand,

its if

questioned

in

Law.

tue

St.

Paul's

number

necessary aggrieved make to

shall legality tho Lords of

not

so who are persons of the Establishment wages the Establishment for for what doing bids—to help them clap a kind of legal who upon persons straight-waistcoat and to riot in forbidden love to ritual, in The Lord Beaconsfield, play at what

of that "the

as

surest

ally

worm

the

for

accounted ulaborato

his

exercise

Bishop was

It

that

any say

six

inunuis

sympathise

with,

but 'the facts are out of existence It

will

be

Reredos may

in

to

ago. the Lord

to

the

that it must The distinction

worship

tempt, it,

past

zeal

National Library of Australia

just for

that

it

was

:

—

tables

Appeal

unanimously that a Court

accept the theory unable to call in admittedly ot the Bishop's tbe sufficiency is

6 till

10

DC

at

uueity to

them What form

upon sound. to do is to is well that

see

to

they

JExeter

was

only

a

mistake

it,

and

within

from

afterwards

is

feeding stock. the meal will

of of

value

in

'this'

it

his

.

fsmd truth

of the Church " Elizabeth's .

.

.

aud;

in

fully

creed." Annals

'of Milihan,

.

St.

were'

.

unison

Paul's

in

is as

all

Bishops,

founded

who

were

Europe, by

to be attneked

Gapricorniau."

—

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nearly night.

all

In

good yellow enough

some

up

aud it

pour io

inches,

dissolved, the morning

cover

to

it

stiv and

well

it

it

leave

it

will

be

to

somo

to a lather. Put in the flannel, and wash in this no lather, using other Sluice the clothes well soap. up and down in the water, when and, elean water

through

press one, flannel

if

not, until

a wringer, do not squeeze, all tbe water

if

is

you wring,

have tbe

expresed.

Rinse and squeeze' and hang to again, If it is dry in the open air. winter or wet weather, and you cannot hang the of doors, out be careful not to things

by'

Elizabeth's detersteadfastly

in

rids

The

be of the consistence of jelly. of this jelly, pour it into the aud pour water washing tub, boiling When cool enough to bear tho over it. add a little and haul, borax, beat the

put them

close to a fire, as it will them to shrink and lose their Never allow to be. rubbed soap as it causes the woolly flannel,

—

was

liable

than

"

Take

Will

England

not

quantity.

until

D.D., pp. 266; 267. member of the Church of any reconcile these two statements Englaud' Church of England is (a) $hat the ancieut of this the Catholic Church the Church aud that of country, (b)

H. H.

is

in thin slices, soap water over boiling of two the depth

of St.

,

marketable

readily it

TO WASH cut Over night

resolute, their new

Cathedral

is,

even to a extent greater aud in that it way speedily of any soil moisture. surplus

small

Bishops were steadfastly the old determined against .

as

it

and the plant is not weevils, to subject it is any noxious pest or disease, worthy at the hauds of our of mure attention it is than settlers Those receiving. would fowls do well to a raising grow

of England."

"ami

religion, fixed,

is

plant has

it

the seed and

es Bishops, the Parker, of London, the real founders

were

a substitute for at least, a very nutritious substitute. kuown to be anti-malarial, the property of perspiring

wholesome

man,

prominent the Bishop

in

.

1

stomachs and infants, and or making poriidge guel The whole seed is often

The

freely,

—

more

special a

account

for

for

:

"Elizabeth's

.

Dean

late

Miltnan,

for

which and

coffee,

it

next

London

as

accordingly. to turned

tue

take

now

a

of Europe meal the sunflower, which is of special value as a food

from

used

is

for

j

potash

designated are aforesaid

On the Continent made

is

it

appears

vines,

all

ashes them.

for

cpntuined of special

for potatoes, sunflower itself

the

are

cent

p.er;

being ashes are

These

for

10

full

potash, potash

manure

a

manure

found

Primate .

as

or tobacco, as these the plants,

And

.

from the heads stripped seed head serves as a and the ashes are. fuel, very afterwards as a gathered that manure, are seeing they

with very rich of fine quality: in the ashes.

leave

pecially

the

consider

—

.

an

to

taken

is

and

recognised for delicate

letter

following

Paul's,

juug

is no there power to ques it he has exercised rightly that one As for the point or wrongly. was based on a mistake, of the reasons In the words it to amounts nothing. if it of the Rolls, "even of tho Master were true that the Bishop had miscon within it was strued the case,

jurisdiction therefore

the

are

stem

carefully valuable

Loggerheads

Says Dr.

jurisdiction, whether tion

his

roughly meal is and pressure,

for

oilcake

as

valuable

Tablet.

country."

Bishop has got wbother it opinion or a given shall controversy The object not go before a shall judge. a person to of a mandamus is to ohlige his In tbe case exercise jurisdiction. he has exercised his of a Bishop, when are

mill,

hundredweight'

seeds

the tbe

legal

which

whether

a

is

several and leave gallous oil, yield and forty between thirty pounds of oil value for stock. cake, of great feeding When the seed ripe for gathering are to the leaves of the plnut gathered be used with meal and bran for feeding cows and other stock ; and after milch

—

the The

reasons, in

then it and then

husked,

in

value

One

Mr. Editor, in now, allow me of your columns, to side by side, the formal state place, esteemed Deans of ments of two highly harmonious the Establish gloriously of the Church ment, commonly called

question

sit

our

refuse

mandamus.

the

escapes

of

?

England: Says Dr. Cowie, Deau of Exeter:— " of to-day is The Church of England Church of the the ancient Catholic

and

no

and

variety

pigeons, rabbits, and fatten thrive use But the main for the manufacture

to a severe subjected of oil about 40 per cent, the meal ; the residuum

has Coleridge of the Statute

Evening Express :— I suppose I must

taking

reality,

turned

are

the

—

the

in

law

department

a

out

in

anomaly

occasion.

Says Lord Six months have passed famous judgment, Coleridge's

the

of

in

so

.called is

fowls, feeding all of which

first

seed is crushed

time he is tempted to Perhaps to Catholics Roman joiu challenge call to mind with battle him, he will iny him this to meet on fruitless efforts

judge

pur

one

There

it upon speedily. the seed is put to is the quality of which for domestic of oil, uses said to be second to not is none, even to the oil from the famous oliv.e. The the oil is obtained is the way

refuses ihn the Dean to grant asked so information I have earnestly lack ot I hope I may, without for. at express my great surprise couitesy, after his persisteut silence, bis especially battle with the wish to join deliberate on the Roman Catholics point.

Bishop's what

large Russian.

between

for grain and pigs,

that

it.

duty

the

Lord

away

explain

the

their

of

though

this

Sir,

admitted to

head

some

to

The Devon

Ajora

draw

to

variety sbded

a

Germany of regular that finds

worthy

is.

it

his faith him and

employs from

protection

At

aud

that out

Justice the Court of the

sufficiency

held

of

break

that

public

selves.— The

judg

between

Chief not

correct

a

Giant

PLANT. and

to its save that characteristics, in and strouger is, every way, a therefore, heavier croppor. Every The seed part of the plant is of value. is the most and is used as a important,

j

system, tbat we reflect with comfort, may though the bishops may be able te stacd and the law, they between the parsons for themno such immunity can claim

not subject ask the Court

tnaoea, the man

to

ment

have spent holy Anglicans the and energy in hammering in and and the crucifix, breaking out of the and ghoyelJiug defacing their

was

but

Court

Justice,

Protest English or part of it, after

nne

was

was

Bishop

Chief

manner of an is a stone the idol, of of which the structure two tiers, contains lower a sculptured representa the Cross, and tion of Our Lord upon a of the Blessed £he upper figure with the Divine Infant in her Virgin When we how often <aijpas, remember

in the

it

Coleridge since Lord and again

is

t

they be

that themselves were to be reasons ported in quality. however inferior

entirely,

too

but

revision,

veto

book

aud

final

was

find

failed

properly. They knew

satisfy

wo

to be argued strong even by Lord Coleridge. remembered tbat lie new St. Paul's which is thought

probably

ants

extraordinary ho gave

judgment

discretion

application.

veto

the

to

his

funny

a

the

the

still.

and

discretion,

is

difference others as

the

should

official

Meanwhile,

his given and the law allows reasons in writing, tbe in Iu their 110 perplexity appeal. Protestants went to the Queen's dignant to make the a mandamus Bench for

be

and

with

sanctuary.

by exercised

would

ordinate

of Dr. Temple to burlc attempt lawfulness of the as to the inquiry was in St. natur Paul's, images with dissatisfaction received deep But he bad the complainants.

new

braDch

Crown

This all

power

other

statesman's vision foresaw the and he never the present, the lawn sleeves of a bishop time when law-breaker's the ecclesiastical would.be

ever

Appeal

pensing

But masquerade." was bounded by

in

the

double-dealing by the dis of a bishop. In what the of service of the it be borne that a sub

his

in

tected

stigmatised

debate,'

very

Mass

ths

reasons,

can

over

favour

most

f$ame.

FOOD

of Russia

sunflower aud the

cultivation,

of

law uud then be consequences by the veto an official of superior. Why tbe who should a takes clergyman, be free to of the Establishment, wages of which is uot ritual the ritual practise a or to teach the Establishment, of doctrine which is not the doctrine be pro the Establishment and then break the

to

from

ant

Station,

!

consequences

whether pro him, Bishop has before We are should be permitted. ceedings at this judgment not surprised certainly not of the Court of Appeal, and we will be with Wo to it. pleased pretend if the salaried cannot think well that should of the servants Establishment be allowed sheltered