The Record Newspaper - 16 January 1890

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set

forth

it

men."

to

last

the

owing July Commissioners lo'grant Irish books of tho of the discovory Union. I pointed and Patriotic Loyal terms at tho strongest out the lime/in how Mr. at command my gravely vindica was in his Parnel) prejudiced and tion of iniiocebco decision, by this he has 1 i,ow to am say that glad information lie obtnined the sought the aid of the Tribunal without appoint the indictment ed to investigate pre -and his reputable ferred; by -M r; Walter of In the associates. passages closing inquiry of

tho

the Mr. his speech before Commission, to Davit t ho is not speaking given the declared that "-tho without book, the names of the persons who subscibed the

which

money

Houston

known known, before namesof those were

Pigott made

they

—

bo the

,

—

This who is gentleman, and as a as a soldier distinguished CLauibei lain to the private Pope, tho Irish assured his that audience evidence now held documentary party of Government the complicity proving

Wednesday.

the Irish plot against people. They had in their possession and evidence private diary Pigott's would whose .publication create a sensa that the Commission tion would bury concluded in Mr.- 'Molloy oblivion. by officials

the

Prime

Minister

his

They

meu.

much as to its 6cope Richard Webster led than one into more bog, as

the

of

also,

were

on

Tory his

charged

rash

indiscreet

words

the

for

of

perpetration

these and

to

leading

charged

i\vere

and

violence.

paid It

having crime.

for was

that gave body the slanders of which to Mr. WalterNot circulation. a

grave allegations to seriousness

Richard

Pigott, world-wide

a

gave

and

backers

its

turn

their come

will

be be

to

comes

wise a

the

of

when

judged

Propaganda.

'

End

at

,

full

pretended had some

Pigottists burst, searching'

or

which

the

that

,

and

to

lives.

would evidence

go of

great

the.

judges

the lavish

for

wrote

Blander

that teu

was

The

whole

to

of

Irish

the

making the their

the

imaginations

It

and

blacken

of type minds.

and

criminal Irishman

were

the

called

are

;

the

but ,nn

defame

the

borne

in

from which

reclaimed families

the

in

I

archives

thought

of of

all

-

whole

f

j

doing

so

they

Mgr.

of the

the

for

con

men

-'doctrines"

may" to

as

-

the who

the

the men grave, from this and College, are directed and controlled by the of the are an Congregation Propaganda and force effective, moral, civilising of the first value in all that concerns

beyond

life

hare "who

"

out

gone

social

and material of uncivilised man.

lot

at

amelioration

of

Domina,

small

cases

as

from set

choir

:

hundred One room

St.

the

Pope.

in

cations their

and their

own

do

type,

almost

own

bind

all

their

own

except

"

The

comps"

deliver

turned

to

set

as

guage our

their Lord's

those

.Bible

type win

Society. they

in are

As

as

many

no

the that of

dent

willingly hecatomb

more

them

j

in

the attend

and College, the lectures.

Church

of

Rome,

and. countries, his hearers was

as

law

to

ill

"

Good Lady Master, weut

man,

any

as

He at on over

deliver,

thinking his home,

to

a few a received, days afterwards, from Canon who is in charge Scott, at Cambridge, of the mission requesting to know the date of this classic ordina The Master for a moment tion. .hedged. wroto Canon He to Scott to say that

the meeting had been private, and he declined to o public accept responsibility for his words. But Curon Scott proved uud ilia Master sent him the pressing, account

the

of

have

we

Master,

Lateran incident, At the same

given.

knowing

perhaps to

.refused

point,'

flatteringly in a controversy into which tion, But ed to pry.

ou

Italian

which time the

the weak be involved

pronuncia

refus imagination further Canon Scott in prying. He pointed out to persisted tho Master that even a Catholic idolater not could say sanely'" By thy Advent," and Ascension, by thy Resurrection by Cross and Good Passion, thy Lady

publi cast

bonks, make at the

deliver

latigu-

of

tion led

for

too

of

his

the us," and explaiued which of pronunciation had Ho enclosed to the mistake. Catholic the Litanies, and, hinted that the severely,

statement

distinc certainly a copy perhaps, injurious injury.

was an intentional Master helpless replied with but resented of the suggestion humility, If that had been his intentional injury. he said, there was always St. game,

The

back upon. He retractation to the bnE as he based i.t Cambridge Chronicle, ou Canon Scott's solely and authority, not of the act, upon tho reasonableness Canon Scott sent tho whole correspond to

Alphonsus

300 -Between i

j

j !

ence

to

University with dirgo Litanies

fall

sent

accordingly

some

said to speak 70 different they are When Mgr. Jacobini languages. gives to realise somereception, you begin of the that was mischief done by thing

the

foreign

"

note

have the in 250 Prayer different lan in 180 different characters. guages, the is one Necessarily of Propaganda the most in tin polyglot world. places Jerusalem on the Day Of Pentecost was "in the Piazza di nothing to the College There are 120 students resi Spagna. resources

about and in hesitate

here

.

'

and

was

employed a sample produced

engaged in singing; Good, and the Master re us;" armed with a England

them the response, us." The unsuspecting

'

Propaganda.

pro the

;

of heathen countries. idolatry at had' himself seen an ordination Rome the candidates prostrate lying while the clergy the chanted floor,

miles

They

everything

paper.

the

patent

the

very hand of tho works who is at Aquiuas, favour with the highest

in the Here are printed of the Propaganda.

present

was

ho did not to assure that the idolatry of that Church a contravention blatant of God's

edition

new

fact

"

was

Lady

both

in

producing

the Thomas

style

'

would

Englishmen' The

it.

something

new

n

>'

bomb. Time waxed to its 'and the other day the Master of was Corpus Christi delivering/a lecture ii Ch'tirch of England to Men's Yoiihg Association. He said that he knew

elbow

more

of his

ears;;

fulness,

about

is

the

Master

potential

it is almost as much present for the demand its upon certain which printing office,

for

apart'

some

of

a

have

will

it

be nameless, not Cross. Clnring

shall

It

as

nounce

refused in the

.£0

the

pricked up his souPwns 'stirred.

;

He 'com-' to a friend who suspicions was with him at the time, and they both decided that Domino, pronounced in tho usual Italian was: manner,

we went signed, tho and College visited the print

of the Propaganda. the way

Latin-

Doinine"

nos

Christi

whole Latin muuicated his

confiscated

lies

Libera

Corpus

Museum,

Massaia

across

At

too

in

sacrificed a have of St. Sebastians for those St. few tributes io Sebastians a and Cecilias of our o'wii St. time. Museum of the T'be Propaganda, but for lack js interesting enough/

would

permanence large scale

a

to delegate the collection

corner

Cardinal and it

where

room.

mass of unknown valour; than aud of love death, stronger and the services to the lost, lapsed tho old Saints their I grudged of the and altar-pieces, monopoly

vast

of our history nation, which Sir Henry Jrirnes submits, history all the seriousuess that hired in a hirer is bound to advocate of Pigott's as the history of Ireland for ten rshow, The judges the state accepted ye&t Sf and ment wrtii judicial proper gravity

National Library of Australia

but

here, converts,

flit

premises

by.

not

their

of

Propaganda,

s

emotion. Sir James with slight o WO.rds were Hannen'b closing proper " he said, the occasion. Conscious/'

to

some,

found,

order,

ing office

blood, their

with

savagery, have the they whoim in the children humanised, in the women have educated, they raised from whom have being they chatties of brutes into some the mother of semblance of.the Christ. round the crowded As I. walked shelves

and on to furnish and it is that

su

b;

lives

tribes

long

was

!

a

American are bishops in succession through the church, and then-

hope of They

means any loft have, writteu record here— in. records of fragmentary real records Their savo

difficulties-.

to

if

of Africa,

only few

the

Irish

poison tho minds against us, by and tho assassin that should fill that the' purpose

For of the police

crime-provokers

of

crime.

masses

of'

reward with their

testimony tho highest

of

might

thoir

poteb

foolish

is

meaning

nation,

English

botch-

years

assertion

history. it theexpresses of Irish parade,

attempt

that

the

porlious.of the Catholic incalculable

Master .years .ugo the present Christi Corpiis College, Cambridge, went down to St. John Lateran's-at Rome to witness an ordination. The came when time' the proscandidates trated themselves before the altar, and the Lifauies were chanted oyer them." When the choir reached the invocation,

—

throog, obscurity,

in

without

epistles their

Men

they their these

.

of

assertion

their

Hottentots

.

the

day

day by

neglect, of earthly

sealed

hostile

a

heorism, before

education, tastes and of of the most refined and women sent to labour the gentlest births, among the black fellows of Australia or the'

crimes, of the expenditure Times to dicover. But the pre failed The .whole 'story is at an end. tence has been- told, and the vindication of and Crime is before the Parnellism 'Sir concluded world. Henry James

with

oven

ift

or

praise,

tho

or

human

amphitheatre

full

in'

out

disease,

that boom

bolievo

to

lived

but in

noblest

nob

applauding

an

Unionists

with vast

Fifteen

After the Hall of tho Con visiting as. should we gregations, where,say, tho committee of management holds its under the of meetings presidency Cardinal Simeoni— tho average attend ance is about 12 and' where- the papers all the English, and nominating Irish,

Whatinnmmerablo.dreams

the

of

enacted

rehearsal Sir Henry Jame's prolonged of Removable M agist. rates' oftbe,ovidencb and landgrabbeis, perjured policemen, and end. Till tho iast to spies came-

their

;

possess

of foreign

concerned,

about

the the

of

to-day but eloquent Museum, a silent witness, at' to the once merit which sterling such a tribute from the enemy, wrung bitterness and to the of feeling engen dered tho by tho feud between Pope and the King.

labour and to <iie \n partibus injidcliuui. and faded Their hand writing is faint the but with- how fiery- a zeal were now, which traced these guided pens !

before

exchange So

the

.to

Last.

to

an enormous, good. Whatever

Anglican

gigantic

estates.

ceaser never Great bo hoped will volumes of letters hoped in parchment but stand side by side bearing .eloquent witness. to the self-denying labours silent of -.thousands, of devoted of hundreds fortb men and women who have gone

characters

in

1

to

—

obscare a

stock

1

not even his and igenuity say that over can the stubborn get experience fact of i'igott. letteror The, London Statesman. the Indiau

as

of

run

an

for

power think

the the

For the Italian kingdom has laid violent hands the accumulated upon property foi the diffusion of the faith the among the Propaganda Italian heathen, giving

old. 100 years v.The College hardlywas founded in 1622 of the Propaganda NY., anil has been. working by Gregory are ever since. its shelves On archivesan that. has ecording activity it is never ceased, and which devoutly

I

The

societies

missionaries

and send

better

an

cn on

lies elephant tusk, tho jewelled cross of un Italian order bestowed by the Italian on kingdom the late Miissaia Cardinal in recogni tion cf to his service and humanity civilisation in and' Ethiopia. Abyssinia The Cardinal refused the decoration " How can I receive this jewelled star," " lie from the hands of the men. asked, who have plundered the Propaganda ?"

:

Protestant

establish museum

to Jacobini inspect the Propaganda.

as

arraigned,

are

:

is

far

so

rei

are

and

the

extant. stamps the Propaganda

Church

The

will

they

had

,

Propaganda Our

"old friend." Sir Henry. should James, say, is .now engaged the before the Commission in up-hill task the of of. demolishing argument, Russell it is Sir Charles impossible not admire the. skill and acumen lie to to his I am brings work, but I think when only echoing the general opinion

western

the other

of the attention which have been pain by the missionaries to the natural of the countries in which they If our missionaries societies are

London,

in,

the of the, Pall editor in who has been recently the following gives in his paper of af the aims aud possibilities

Stead, Gazette

account

I

the"

postage I left

central

missionary

In behind

College

Rome,

Smith's

of

letters daijy,

basket,. ought collections finest

viction that, tho world are

because show to

liistory lived.

will.

it

Mr.

should

the and

boy,

one

and 50

answered who has

waste-paper

in

a kind of British world, Association the advancement of science in germ. The of birds collections and insects are much und are crowded, interesting

they Catholic

has been given in of evidence There has not been" support of them. thorn. an They attempt "made to prove have been abandoned, -and practically their abandonment has been enough for the people of England. By it the Times

Mall

proposed by bo postponed to the assuredly the Irish was whichparty exposure No doubt you will i. to, make. prepared, share of expectation, not to my- feeling to know more of the say curiosity, relations':. that have subsisted between his and Mr. Mr. Smith, and party legislation

of

for

chiefly

tittle

The

the important the Government

half

Portugal

office

line

Polo which map of Marco Mgr. sent to London recently for In Hlrose exhibition." days Rome was the storehouse of the knowledge of the

.

that

hearers

Alexander Pope VI., .drew tho dividing

original Jacobini

-

his

tolling

the

pies

knowledge

with

merely

times,

every

chart, occu great the largo inposition room, flanked of arms by trophies collected from the troops of the Muhdi, and idols from the East. ..farther. Another of the Museum is the curiosity'

footsteps

;

not

which

one allocating to hemispherehalf to Spain.

Bench

English

is

olden

may yet vindicate" however that him with his party. But, their be, the may people have delivered verdict. The Irish leaders were charged association with murderers and the with of assassinations. They were instigation of.

in

College There

world,.

most

average, ceived and

is.

namely, -Eng German. Ou

four,

about

an

they

correspondence,

on

lish,

of the emissaries

industry

languages, in only Latin French,

carried

lan

common

Although

all

talk

of the part is collection of a of value coins of all. degtees bullion. Here up in so much world a famous of the map

the

23,000 heaped

though

and,

;

Sir

of the

product

The prolonged by chance. that the Com heralded constitution devoted to.its

consultations mission were

-

in

chosen

not

They

and long would have to This significant take the consequence." intimation was supplemented by Mr. B. A'J. delivered P., in a speech XC. Molloy, at Sheffield Liberal on to a meeting owners

probably

to

gave would

The knows

leaders.

light

Prime

Tory

the

as

the world.

'about

is-

supersede

-

refusal

:

intellects

of

guage

to

began

'

in

have not of the missiouaries/tlicy oftheir tho portraits martyrs. iuvaluablo collection of There is an rare and curious ancient codices, which a collection is the manuscripts,

It-

tongues

'

the

Irish from

needs

lordships But 'the

ance.

will

por

even

and guid Minister lias confidence in 'his selected men. At hesitation ho had 110 in Nottingham to Commission as the the appealing of the Irish ground of his' foul slanders

with

of. the confusion time that English other all tongues

its

display the

keep

thut

organ.

sheet, some were

a

Tho

Granta

,

..

surprise store for -Government in connection. Paruell You the Commission. the doubtless how remember, Leader and his ret ii ed colleagues unpleasant'

something the Unionist

is

that

to

impossible do not

They

traits

and of all sight have the to

the"

is

,

Another

It

aduiission of their

in

is

in

plainly

it

treasures.

.

that,

PamelLCommission.

of space

we

trust

.

this inquest throughout great the truth, wo sought only shall find we be guided to it,

liave

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n g s.

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i

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that

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yNew

Freetrade

take

Is

and

access

is

held

to

We

us.

that

cussed,

on

issues.

It

wise

is question its merits,

the

or

to

appears

this

us

Great

politic.

side not such

questions, Protection, Federation, first at oll eveuts, ought to. be. argued, on their aud side? intrinsic merits, issues back for a should be kept long out

timo

of their consideration. Free t rude has all the

oretically, on

its

if

the

and

tection, utility,

One

gation. lection

makes

large,

to

favours at the

ouly few

the enriching But wo are not of the many. expense versus Pro Freetrade going to discuss tection so shall It is to-day, pass on. the question of Federation have in we capitalists,

view just

seo

are

eslablisbud. We ?

it

conditions

on

can

tinental

European history Englaiid New >11

is

the

of itself

draw

almost

er

to

attractions rich

would country have been earned, they tant

cities,

corno

no

is is

a

from

adequate

consideration

fatal

concerned.

to

The

but

not in

which

there

return

to

which,

Federation, great

most

country all, and leisured from derived

monies be spent,

ibis

like

would

from this tuonied

the

of

cities

Sydu6y

our

that

Federation. of absenteeism hold back every

and

away all,

so

classes,

to

The

thoughtful flourishing great, aud Melbourne

all,

of to make ought hesitate before

question

sufficient

the the

relatious

Ireland, Zealanders themselves

man.

likely

above

international

one

of

history

and,

states,

of the and

committing

Why,

The

states?

in

so' far evils

where fur

This

us. our as

of

dis

would

all

with

! j I

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the

Captain "Colossus."

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eugaged

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clerk, are

helpless fails. The

fear

no

here

want

oi

:

he

is

taste

or

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a

at

We need schools well

as

for

to

train

to

children

tho

train

the

mind.

It

is

as

mathematics apply to mechauics'as force and to motion, rules of grummar to a apply arbitrary easy

sentence dates in

to

or

the fear

We and private, error

literary and

of

to

fasten

are

guilty

aesthetic

desirablo

more

of dry-'as-dust

day

which

on

of'

of

the:

public

grave

'

the 1 '7 which

tli

mechanic, himself

the

to life

prefer of tho

and

select

for

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be invaded. The substance of Lord Salisbury's despatch to the Portuguese Governmeut beeu in has tho Lisbon papers, published and thereon the Editorial comments

have

for !

!

Ireland of

i

'

the

at

new

!

i

|

without

inspection

The gas South

the

j

equitaote nefarious tactics in

|

secret

Government, Thus side

wiuo

of

for

beou

yet the to

by

oasts,

side

a

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uow been ascertained that, Wissmauu Capt. reoocupied the rebel Arabs auother

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the Dailu FOREIGN.

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death

Dowagdr Augusta the the

i$

Catherine,

German

i

of

Emperor

The

party. shows renewed

closiug

Dawson,

the

asserts colt

for

quotation

forthcoming '

to

the

best

celebrated the Hon. which is

that

Narcllati,

tho

equal

fully

yester

ton.

trainer,

entered

Derby,

is

colt

of

Derby

tho year.

London, The

1

1|

action

.libel

hinging

is

against

tlic lishiug I'igott next week. The influenza

which the

9. Jauuary Mr. Paruell

Times,

for

will

letters,

.

pub-,

comeou .

epi lemic

is

increasing

in

iu to England, especially Loudon, very sei ious extent. Prince George, second son, and Priucess second daughter, of the Prince Victoria,

save

and Princess .with ringliam In London

of Wales, arc influenza. alone l,G0t)

ill

a

Saud-

at

poelmeu

nre

ug from tho malady, and it has Mwien found necessary to press boys iuto tho service to take their As it places. is there is considerable iu the delay of letters. delivery A number of su

Iff

fieri

aud policemen also suffering

tramway from the

employers

are

disorder.

It

be 6aid whole, that the are not of so severe English cases a type, as the Continental oues but the rate of mortality from the disease continues may,

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8.

of

the

Marie

Louise of grandmother William at II.,

79. The deceased cumbed to an attack of influenza. he despatch of Lord Salisbury the Portuguese Goverument, part age

failed to again owiug to the

protectionist market

White's

J.

has

Copper

English

columns

January

announced

Empress

religious

cabinet,

day was £52 a Mr. Malhew

tuo

BBIIIJI

a

ou

the

;

London, the

of the

foiled."

—

assumed

liberal

new

activity.

ant Sum-colonial ©elcficams. From

has

Sagasla

u

The

-Nation.

jfovcujn

opened

which

Setior-

tho who the tenants, fought courageous battle of justice in Ireland wheu justice was on trampled by tho Wcstuiinislur and who won for the battle Parliamont, cverv tenant in Ireland excent themW—

of decided-

lias

has

form claims

laudlords from aud unselfish

BB—

executive7

characLor.

and, giving expression, tliongh separated of leagues of oeeaii,' to the by thousands siruo resolute to free dctormiautiou from

selves.—

the

Union

stokers with money and promised to block the landing the Surrey and Commercial

at

fight,

Coerciouist

of the aud to

but

-

the

coal It

tho reports of two appear great a meetings of Irishmen, speaking with of of voice hundreds representative thousands of their fellow-countrymen,

tho unholy conspiracy and the Government, and ruin persecution

are

Trades' No help has as

various

Labours'

also

directly Saidaui,

landlords

effectively in our

Company,

docks.

to-day

j

the

from

strike

on

Gas

rendered,

assist

.of

out

assistance.

Dock

has

vote

can

Irish

the with

league bo

j '

«nu

have receive

despatches consul there,' the Portuguese

by

to

iUnions

their That, through representatives here the Iiish-Australiaus assembled, subscribe to the principles and gladly aitna of the Irish Tenants' Defence that, Association, believing only by a of- a national ou combination character, au

to

London, British

stokers Loudon

!appealing

!

;

to

the

by

"

'

steamers

written

tone.

Portuguese

Mozambique,

British

carriage

the

'authorities.

the the

following Association

d defiant

generally that

stated

is

authorities forbidden

conventions the patronage

Convention

assumed

It

duty On

from delegates seventyof and which Victoria, in udvatico of its record,

skilful

and

is

in League held Melbourne, u -Convention September, four mot hundred nearly

ou placed actual foundation, of approval of the

that implying5is learning higher than practical,

or scientific At any learning. the average graduate is found to rate, discredit tho soiled bunds and'' oily of the sturdy and clothes independent

(hat vessels aie believed these to destined to .proceed Delagoa Bay, and that then if does uot Portugal her claims, the withdraw will territory

Kilkenny,

in

arrived tho

—

schools,

"Conquest"

Tippcrary,

Archcourageous and the presidency

South

(Captain

Sattelleti" Roitidcei"

"

of Dublin. Tipperary the Lord lead; Mayor

or

teaching or

lists

memory. that many

'

Mayor

1

j

bauds

Lord

representative six districts

.

of

style

of the

bishop of the

ou

!

literary

the

:

the Kane), the (Captain Nesham), and (lie Captain Needhaui), H nJersoo). It (Captain

"Calliope"

Presidents

under

and

patriotic

report National

a

a

of

first

Thuries

at

off

full

writing." as

came

tho

1

acquiring

The

gave a gallant vindicated the necessity, the reasonable and, the purposes of the Association,, ness, and its wore principles accepted by as a gathering of Irishmen representative assembled 'as ever in Iroland. By a most and striking forluuate coincidence tho day of the Thurles Convention was

risk of haviug top. much of the unskilled kiud. There learning is as much and knowledge, learning, and honour in knowing how to mn'<e or do a as in or a date memorising thing is

army the

a outbreak of possible Portugal. vessels are uuder fol'owiug to to Zanzibar the proceed

to

with

orders

conventions

Kerry.

is

It refer

hostilities

j

there.

or

There

that day association

have his place and his of national defence.

'

has demand

iu

the

j

tnau

always

and

would

of the

wlieii.

skilled

arranged Louth,

1

type

people

the

county for namely, Wexford,

von

Monday

|

I

and

salesman,

on

the Mediterranean understood that the

iu

service.

orders

for each, and a doputaappoiuted of the party selected to aleud the Tho whole Tipperary Convention. are a of Mr. fulfilment proceedings to O'Brien's the promise Tipperary that the fight the luudtenants, against lord conspirators was to be a uatioual member of the Irish one, aud that every

in

i

machinists " above

glass-blowers,

S.

Party

at

the supply

demauds,

our

turners,

employment

or

National Library of Australia

professor says of these, when graduated," on a life of hopeless poverty

held

became Irish

tion

i

writer

are

which

that

enter

The.

view, we

of

Powlclt, and

Captain

particularly

were

;

is a graduate average but he will learn as the years on aud the cares pass increaso that tho tradesman and crM'tsmun are above him in wages, and comfort, independence.

.

confederated contineut great to subject periodical droughts, might be now and then treated as a step-sister, and that their best interests should be of in view of what lost sight might be us interests the of the con regarded a

in

Irish

of the

meeting

House,

Roscommon,

I

29,000 Germany; and

The

.

from

Cork",

I

appears,

students

"The

formally

were

j

j

it

the Mansion

couutry.

trade";

how

see

easily

;

over

a

are,

must

smiths,

1

to its Federation, provisions, owing and a become a great evil may great And for reasou we hesi this wrong. to tnko at present. Is it uot tate 6ides bo feared to that and islands, fcrtilo in sources of abounding prosperity, of a thousand at a distance miles lying

same

book-keepers, salesmen, teachers, bad lawyers, etc. type-writers, copyi-ls, Out of the academies and high schools we are no recruits gettiug absolutely for the manly skilled trades and crafts, such as blackcarpenters, moulders,

provided i wisely is a and goo we should be glad Bui what are its

tiling,

to

Ben bow," battleship of the Peson, battleship Both of these vessels

the govern established, ment aud preparations made to elected, of action before the put the programme

clerks,

and

itself,

properly

Federation and

aijusted, desirable to

In

now.

conditiouB

its

have

Admiralty "

"

Association"

Party,

Parliamentary was

of graduates is wave. like a tidal rising And not from the but colleges alone, from the academies and high .schools, and private,, are streams public rolling of young men and women whose purely education has turned them from literary the ranks of skilled aud sent labour them to recruit the stauding of army

Pio-

expensive

and

the

reality.

in

College.

16,000

But

reasons

evident,

more

living at

community

a

thing

a

kiud

country.

we

is

a

countries

some

of

danger

shown

is

it

least

The

doubt much very of Pro in favour arguments on of its the ground practical stand can investi dispassionate

side,

least,

is

much, of

in

disttppointment. In the United States and Canada the number of youths a receiving college education is much larger, as, happiiy, are We are not their opportunities. and officialism overridden by militarism of a now as Germany is; and. the wants old are from those of au different vastly

Freetrade,

as

be too

and

dis

is

at

University the statistical

are

not boing on but

to

seems

Harvard There

on of offered Freetrade the condition of Federation. the same Something is going oa in sort the other colonies, so

Learning

that good tradesman, commands for iustauce, brewer, larger than a Greek Ia wages professor. Boston it is a common saying that the receives head cook at a leading hotel of than the pay larger president

Thus

imposssible.

out

the

"

of

entrusted delivery

week

Thuisilay .Defence At the

Teuauts'

!

a

Federation

without

P

to if it be not us comiug here, plus us A German already. upon professor has a book on the statistical published condition men in Germany, of educated

.

thut

is

bribe

a

say

much

too

of learniug and there

the is Freediscussing question, trade or the to Protection, according of each one. Victorians proclivities know that.New Zealanders are anxious for free access to and Victorian ports, .

there

There

pressing and until

are

Victorians such free

On

L

Tablet.

present

for uooessity such Federation, necessity to it is the agitation in roforeuce arises,, when a real nerail moonshine. But does arise, it will come with a cessity Meantime so far gallop. discussion, from a effect doing harm, will great of But the deal good. paramount consideration at present with those who no

-V.

-

I

at

is,

Australasia

nml

and

of

a Enchantress," to special service, wlio is in Vine, Captain the has been Enchantress," with for sealed orders.,

Gibraltar.

charge

Association.

Defence

Tenants'

Lords

'

give

The

in

H.M.S despatched vessel reserved for

—

|

disposition. there is

frrind

n

a

company. The

so

practical engineering, the kind of

.

t

lives

always.

of It

"

goes is uot prepared for Federation, All the colonies

of evidence The- truth

no

separawould last for tion which years, bring with war of classes and the it a ing which seeds of feuds and bitterness would form the bane of this couutry and evil in tliobody politic of all ao

the

is

'

jlifferflnf,

is

for

agitatiou

and

;

training, is etc,,— ;this chemistry, of which we have not learning enough, and which, we need now and shall need

:

I

havA

there

an

;

plane,

combinations school of

Serpa

interfere with settlement of points between nations. friendly

circles that diplomatic to restore the prepared before the dispute, status quo obtaining do that Great Britain will provided to the likewise and consent withdraw charter to new the given trading

_

provided first. South Australia Protection to give up aud so ou, and so on.. averse,

country

their

Senor

by

which

Portugal

mechanical tho chemical values

the high with its scientific

to

on

diplomatic difference believed is

tools

leading the saw,

know

to

;

and

five

the the chief

lathe,

understand

principles of foods

i

not

is

in this

the-

to

aud

their

iu proper training The truiu'mg of tho as to write readily or

perpetrated

Many

have

recurrence

Pinto,

the

America.

.

is there when agreeing

aB

them

.

that

settlement

final

etc.:

such

make

telegraphed yesterday, must Portugal" prevent as of such outrages

those

i

the

and our best iuhabitautR, to of the Aus the cities great which cannot fail to tralian continent, make us and consequently indeed, poor lu our a few discontented. judgment., would of Federation years inaugurate, our

money, brains

with

exercise. physical hands to draw as tho four to baudle

a

parochial of manual

system

was

that

insists

:

likelihood time, of

little

gymnasiums,

Catholic

schools

parish

is our view as at events, present and therefore, we de counsel advised, we foresee We think lay and patience. but the great not the possibility only of our of a perpetual drain probability

i

various of their

so

.

are

Catholic

all

such a measure not may eonvey£!that be desirable. as We are ouly writing to us to what as a sign or the appears times. there are now Certainly many of this but their advocates measure, motives

an

;

.

tion

complaining?— viz., would centralisation, here were Federa at accomplished faot. This,

which

gone, a discredited, individual.

,

Austrulasian going to be a fact at it is nor do we think likely in the near future. realised we do not mean to saying this,

present, be to

Whilst

and many land, states are bitterly absenteeism and become intensified!

the

not

has spring hopeless, dependent, look We to the for the best schools This will training.. of schools typical

;

of

Federation Colonies is

the young

nre the old. countries which Scot Ireland, Continental European

.

complaining

of

—

.

in

pooples

.

the

Federation.

.

Fears

Zealand

,

New

suc

.

to he very Half the heavy. of Vienna, are. laid prostrate of the epidemic. effects The funeral of the late

press to

of

place Prince sent

Augusta

of

population

from

Dowager Em Germany will take

uext ll.R.H, Saturday. of Wales will attend aud

Her Majesty

the

the

the repre<.

Queen,

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guilty -

with

adultery 0?Shea.'

llie

that of

elated case

.alleged

wife

of

The has

Captain

ed 'aboriginal

Block

the Mr.

Mr. with

the

disgraceful at the recent prize proceedings, fight A resolu between Slaviu and Smith. that tion was finally passed to .the effect it that further was..- necessary enquiry matter should be' lield. The in to the of con committee li ok this as a vvunt fidence in them and at once resigned.

on

work

will

proi'ogued

.

for

fixed

now date March .4. Seventy been closed

be 12th

the

four

broken

the

further the

meeting,

State

Schools

have

been closed owing to an the children. of fever outbreak among John A man named Johnston was. oh suspicion of arrested .last night who Mr. the burglar stabbed being on Windover Monday last while the

children

three

left

the the

.at;

drink. A inaii'

named

,

party

Sydney, "

-

A

Non-Unionist

Henry

Lanagan

to-day, falling

owing

'

to

a

them again to inflict send them, to prison

111

.

.

could

allowing

away, until

to.

woman

everything and speared

Brisbane,

hang

yesterday The

and.

rainfall

24 -hours-has-been

reports

River

rose

is ab

state

still

Brokens

8-inches,

National Library of Australia

£10

£6

rising.

Ayr during

the

past

;

class

was

Saddles, Saddles, Jockey and all for a first requisites

or

by life

are

6s. 4s.

Rounds, 6d.

assortment

splendid :

of '

—

Baskets. Hinges,

Hooks,

Scrapers, Clippers, etc. orders sent by post or otherwise will be executed with all and care promptness, obtained FIRST PRIZE the late -R.S. at W.A. Agricultural Show, held at Society's for the best collection of bothGuildford, and

Harness.

OT

Note

suddenly

at

the

£10

Address

the

'J i

,

Wholesale

£92 £12 £6 ;

10s.;

10s.

Terms, Cash. LEVI GREEN, Cash Ironmonger,

the

Railway

Messrs.

J)

Hotel.)

for

to

Roebourne October 17; 1889.

Perth,

2751ks. BUIDING

in

501ks.

frontage mile

-

One

depth.

&c„ to

announce

generally NESS in

LAND.

LOTS,

ER

the Public that ho has STARTED BUSI the above branches, and hopes attention to business and good by strict to solicit a fair workmanship, share of public patronage. Vehicles' of alldescriptions on haiid and made to order, viz.',' American Waggons;

Cossack:

A NY

A LB

H I PP

WHEELWRIGHT,

UNDERTAKER BEGS

and

Q

Webt

TEE,

&

WATSON

ONALD

COACHBUILDER,

North

the

Perth.

Street,

Express Waggons, Buggies, Spring L>rays, Carts, Waggons, etc.

Post

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

Trapa

.

ALL

REPAIRS

A

NEATLY

TRIAL

EXECUTED.

SOLICITED.

their

R

O

p

SALE. Undertaking

For

Dec/.

Bunbury,

19.

300.

in

LOWEST

BRADY.

in

Snow-

lower.

Fourteens, 8s. 6d/; Souths, £2 9s. Norths,:

POSSIBLE auy

£12-

JOSEPH

for PRIZES announced is January 1890, place on the 7th to POSTPONED EASTER unavoidably Holders of Books will MONDAY NEXT. Counterfoils and greatly oblige by sending the

Revd.

PRICES,

the

colony.

Moderate.

DONALD

take

to

,

NORTHAM

DRAWING

THE

to

Mother

before

J. and 1889.

Hay Perth,

»

July

15,

CHIPPER. Murray-streets.

that

notice

J. GOODMAN, T. See. Hon. Committee. Building December 23 1889.

ATI

NT

PRESE

O N.

to

More

No If fine

Hard

will you stop rich food clothes,

healthy food, real get move

and

using that in

Senile's

much

so

and and substantial

Hop

a

so

j

much

buy good,

style, better

barm, pure Bitters and

trifling cost, and have good

but

put remedy, ;

you health.

that "

your Dr.; cures

will

tlR.

GEO. ROBERTS,

Traffic

Manager

on

clothing of life tilings the foolish especially .stop doctors expensive quack of the vile humbug medi-

does you only that simple, American

at always, obd times

Times.

spending

cheaper

and way, of employing

every habit cine trust

7s.-

of

part

Terms OF ST.

nONYENT

or

;

shortest notice most respectable at the on

the

manner

v

to

apply HUGH

particulars

and

No.

Location,

Wellington

Proceeds date.

;

Centrals,.

General

of.

—

Street,

Agent

and Iron

Perambulators

assortment

mongery.

SMITH,

Barrack

hot

being

for

fittings

splendid

"

ROBERT

a

10.

January

shares

Tens, British, ;

;

extra a

Murray

Rockhampton of

Whips, Brushes, Harness Oils,

Skins,

All

any

of

title

including

Hostelry, Chamois

Combs, Blacking,

(Near

endure

at

a and stock, large varied of Gig, Cart, and Carriage andGents1 Saddles Riding Saddles and Boys' and Girls'

The

jilted

Saddlery

of

Harness.

in

Sponges,

Spurs,

was

the

--died

mining

that feet

useful nets and

Circular sharpening Saws, Emery Knife Sharpeners, Sausage and Mincing Machines, Williams (Pipe Brand,) Butchers' Knives, Pampa Knives, Table Cutlery, House Bellows House Hair Stove Brooms, Brushes/Shoe White BrusheSj Wash Brushes, Faiut Brushes, Bass Brooms etc. etc. Sad or Flat Charcoal Irons, Box Irons, Galvanized Screws and Nails Roofing, and Washers. Russian Glue, Cabinet Glue, Ordinary Tinmen's Glue, Rivets, Tin'd Ears, Range Cocks for Galvanized Iron Tanks, Files, Tools. Bassinette Per Carpenters' ambulators with Bicycle Wheels,

SMITH

Pack Clothing, Slablo

Saddlery

miles below several their victim, of robbing he possessed. They also a man named tomahawked stole a cutter then named

Brown

silver-

i

five

Frederick

a

viz.

place

yesterday.

9.

'

Gilbert

the

flood

River.

weather which (The of late lias broke yesterday prevailed followedin a -tremendous duststorm, rain. Rain is still falling, heavy by as a and as much quarter of an inch has already been registered. The R'.M.S. outward,, Ballarat, this morning. arrived is the The share-market weak, all

-

latest

jl.he

January

Bridles,

Pilches,

Horse

.

named

committee

extremely

hair

Str

,

Crab

II at T Hinges, and Frame Pu lleys, remark ably cheap ; Box wood Rules, Spirit Levels, Plumb Levels, Bricklayers' Spare Level, Tubes, Bricklayers' Lay Hod Irons ing Hammers, Line Pins, and Lorries. Wheels for Emery

.

Omega. Dr.

assailant.

brutal

Ladies'

Harness, and

shortly a letter in left the he committed

Adelaide,

the After gave way. at the head bleeding woman fell, her hair having been dragged through her about 011 the kicked out, Donelly. the screams attracted-the until floor, of a passing constable, who attention and interfered arrested her at once her

and

Pratt,

town

TO

kinds

ALWAYS assortment

'

the

a

Palmerville,.

Itlio

MENT

of

variety

:

Handles.

—

Butt

Governor

the

and

named.

man

not

executive

at

man

HARNESS

jjjrfr

a

fishing,

Clothes Baskets,1 Butchers' Gorden Baskets, Baskets, Picnic Roller Baskets, Baskets, Flower French Baskets, Market Baskets, and a of Useful Baskets, and variety

Broome, K.C.M.G.

,

similar At

equal

APPOINT-

ROBERT

shall not be Northern Queens The but Central Queensland. land, Federation members of the Territorial of districts in all centres have, League the League. .been asked to join A from states telegram Cooktown a China that the blacks have speared

a

for

Also, Baskets,

Hotel.)

Manufaotuberofall

colony

was also naciiy injured bullock. way by another Police Court the Central yester Richard a man named Donelly day, to six months' was' sentenced witli hard for labour,imprisonment whom he lived.with a woman illusing her The accused, it appeared, dragged her on a iiito his house, and standing he fastened hier to by the hair chair, then took He the chair the roof.

Wills

a

Excellency N.

'

fine

His

were

labourer

Parramatta whose body

League Separation have decided that

or of £100, of a fiue. the option without was A drover named Masten gored at Grafton on a bullock death by to; A named second drover Saturday. a

BY

'

young

a

and

The

party

and

requisities 'Irons and

Fancy

Railway

(Near

.

either

if

Baskets,

Coat

killed at: Gordon branch from a tree

.

appeared

ed'tiiat

threaten before

dis-

»

:

;

the Bench

considerable

suits the proposed Federal Conference of all the Colonies, Governments except Australia. ing that of Western 10. Brisbane, January

9.

no

STREET.

SPECIAL

longer. a re Sir Henry Parkes has received the South Australian Premier, ply from which states that the Dr. Cockburn, fixed for holding the and time place

and Adolph Maurice Spool, been £50 have fined tobacconists, a, totaliza each; and bosts for running have been tor. Soth men previously and for. a similar convicted offence,

AND

BARRACK

some

was

recovered, he stated that act because he

woman

Palm

situation

PERTH.

him.

upon

fatal

has fotind

January

engaged

-

afterwards

"

'

at

obstructionists

y

the spans deceased,

-

second nugget siiice Christmas.

sanie

Hotel,

has

appears

suicide by Gprman committed which jumping off the Ryde bridge,

at Duuolly have mate, while fossicking of. a unearthed pure splendid nugget The nugget 18 ounces. gold weighing close iii town. This is the was -found

the

it

.

the

Yesterday

Ins-

and

of

which

which and

comfort,

SADDLE

WORKS,

Michael

Bank

Mondallo

PIONEER

a diver," at work Portland.

of suffocation.

effects

pacified.1

accounts/at were deceased's The jury found found to be all figlit: whilst that suicide Webb committed mind in a state of unsound brought on

by

.

'

was

-

The

Cape.

attentive

an

:

-

after

the inquest was given and wife

a

at

to hand

.

subsequently the that deceased,

For quietness, the Guildford in the Colony.

vacant Justice

Mr.

works

.

was to arrest him. attempting /at the Eustace Webb, a' .clerk who shot himself on National Bank, abdomen with in the a Tuesday

At yesterday. evidence held,

,4he

accept

and employers it was ulti on the subject employees with the decided to dispense mately at the ballast men non-union work,

lattqr;

died

to

David Brewster, while engaged

the ballast. A f ter cussiou between the

;

revolver,

intimated

of

and

V,

10.

the s.s. will Adelaide, home to sent bring out a new steamer for the intercolonial trade, he will take command. of which strike was nar .a serious Yesterday the Union rowly averted at Newcastle, to load: laborers .wharf having refused the barque South. Esk, if the non-. were union men allowed to take out

have

Wines,

kept in stock.

Stabling

water

master be shortly

until

of

brands

'

iu. oydney, January that Lockis understood Captain and favorably known so as well,

yer, the

of one week on for a period of various diseases which have this number 12 out. Of

account

under

from

January,

.

from

has

Good Ostler.

in a diving bell at the time, and as he made no signal it it is surmised that he fainted and died

9.

January

Beers,

hot.

January

death"

,

fob

7s..-

extraordinarily

From the particulars that the deceased

It

Melbourne,

the

suffocated the harbour

was

INTERCOLONIAL. Parliament

seat

Yesterday

the

£16

he wiH General that 011 the Bench rendered

through Kerferd.

from

.Fleming

IO'h

the best and spirits -

Only

'10s. is

Hodges

Attorney

Convenience /-Visitors..

/ 1

;

«

.

may Collector, Subscriptions 1

A general meeting of the members of the Pelican Clnb was held yesterday the report of the executive to consider which' Lord exonerated committee,

Every

was

and brisk; Brokens

very

..Melbourne,

difficulty.

and Abingdon connection-' any

is

Ttlnrdr

14's £10 weather

The

—

Richard

advancing.

IBs.

a Arcadia, Fishing Tackle comprising Kirby Bent Blue Hooks,. Tin'd Hooks, Single Gut Hooks, Double Gut Hooks, Blue with Hooks, eye, Double Pipe Hooks, Hand Lines, Furnished Silk Lines, Lines. Tanned Flax Lines, Hemp in a variety Lines, of sizes, -Gut Lines, Bottom Gut. Assorted Sinkers, Split Shot, Ash Fishing Rods, jointed, Bamboo Cork Floats, Fishing Rods, extra Reels for fishing rods, Fishing

Railway'.

.

of

again

are

£94.

are

who

Jackey." of murdering the North.

the

ex Helena received; & O. Steamer P. assortment of splendid

&

.

procuiing

prices

numerously condemn

of the

"

convicted Merrick at The share market

of

object

settlement

complete

a

the

being

reprieve

HASMeria

Station.

.

Geo.

Roberis

be

sent

Mr. C. D. Longson, Testimonial Fund!'

to

the the Comnieror

to

c ial

Bank, Perth. Committee Messrs. Rason j shmael Rogers, ancl Messrs.

&.

:

J.,

Webster,Hurst &

Mr, Son.

"

j

see.

FOR

SALE.— with

CQRNET,

A first-class attachment. bargain..

echo

.

In

case

"

Chron-

c

omplete,

a

'

nolo,

-

with

powers

is

petition for the

January

IRONMONGER. just

opposite

Directly 9.

-

A

circles

GREEN,

ES- BRBNNAN Proprietor.

floods.

signed

-

European

J.

;

.

staled

is

coach and

Adelaide,

Portuguese

schools

LEVI

.

in

mail

to the

that political Government have disa of Signor in vowed' the- .actions Pinto if Africa. It is also staled that this Lord Salisbury, will not satisfy Portugal of will" invoke a convention the

:

Hotel,

"

the past year the imports During increased in value by £40,000,000 aud the exports by £14,0.00,000, the for as with returns compared 188S

;

Guildford Guildford.

is

between running lias Normanton Bourketown returned, being unable to proceed owing,

,

.

-

returns

statistical

red. have

It

district

Ingham

ifrithe

CASH

away. The

for

the year December show that a ;-31fU -ondipg revival in "trade has occur remarkable

the

water

'

The

.-

:

but the telegraph office subsiding, been found to have been washed

now

.

not

is

Parnell

Mr.

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Essex West

Agency.

Alliance

LANDED

NOW

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Co.'s

aud

.

Oilman's Stores, Sugar, Produce. and Colon ial .

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MoCLEERY.

JOHN has

for

sale

private

WITH PRO PERTIES, FREEHOLD BUILDINGS AND WITHOUT

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COMMERCIAL

"

GERMAN,

A PERFECTLY

"HENRY

ASSORTED

v

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-

(Limited.)

GENERAL

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AND

PERTH. alj

made

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ALSO—

MERCHANTS

cut

WAREHOUSEMEN,

and

the

on

most

respect

uhaiges.

Mgth

WOOD in

delivered

ALSO—

tbo

moderate

at

manner

done

and in

notice

on

description order.

to

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COMPANY &

SPIRIT.

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general

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all

and

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on

of

for

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EXECUTE

TINS,

2ft

PEA'S

AND

&c.

JUDGE," CIGARS, MANILLA,

THEREON, .PERTH.

prepared

RECEIVE

TO

FRUITS

OF THE

'W. A. RECORD/

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iu

Boers,

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&

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AND

LIFE,

(Limited)

VARIOUS

Street

ib

Australia

Assurance

.

Messrs.

EX

MEATS,

ASPARAGUS, i

FREMANTLE,

lietAfl.

iiiiil

Wlioles&le

:

Australian

FIRE,

_

HAVE

Guods Stores Streets. am> Cliff

STOREKEEPER

GENERAL

AND

Howtcu

PACKENHAM-STREET,

:

Free

GEN

MERCHANTS.

:

Warehouses Street.

Essex

IliPOHIBB

AND

SPIRIT,

SCOLLARD,

JOHN

...

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;

Rooms Fremantle.

Sale

W1NE3,

.

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:

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(LIMITED.)

,

WINE

O

at any of Perth.

auy

part

done

CORN-CRUSHING

.

TERMS

ON

FREMANTLE.

PACKENHAM-STREET,

APPLICATION.

arthur

j.

the

on

diamond,

manager.

All

premises. business

to

letters

be

addressed

to—

CLOCK, JEWELLER,

.

. .

H

-EQ¥ITEE

&c Customer6 i

bis numerous to iiiform he has Removed

that BEGS

to

SOCIETY

more

Mr. extensive adjoining premises nearly Chemist tfa© Opposite Hyiuus's Shop, where he solieils of a share Town Kail, patronage. and WATCHES autl SILVER GOLD of every JEWELLERY description always

ST.

.

.

.

D

hand.

on

=

made taken.

Wedding Rings Time payments JOHN Howick

Street,

to order

BOWRA, the. Town

opposite

I

LIFE

New

of

AT to

the he

UNDERTAKING

FURNISHING, Funerals

conducted in

inexpensively

town

CENTRAL

REILLY, Jan.

Perth,

Dv

etc.

S|£TERS

OF

ST.

have

under

10

.

8 guineas

the

""

"

"

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WORLD-FAMED

.CLARKE'S MIXTURE

Live."

BLOOD

warranted

;

Polished

Vhite

Cups Gd; full

from and Gold from 17s

I i'urniture at 1 arge Chest xcelled. To

—

to cleanse the bloodwhatever from all from .cause impurities .Eor Skin and arising. Scrofula, Scurvy, and of all Sores its Blood Diseases, kinds, is

size'

'15s

-y our is

which size

equally

Drawers,

the

parties Furniture, Estimates

H very 1

t< j

in

new.

we 3.

Gd, .single Palliasses at size Mattrasses, full

full

12s Gd

rom

ex

received,

hctonne,

e

L""—

Blood

tub

37s

sipe

nuking

<.'ables,

-

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r

to

quarter,

2 guineas. years,

just

WE MATTRASSES,

per quarter. "

by any

year

&

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C

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,

;

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description

27s

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of

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lUs of

largo the at Austrian Jarrah

Gd

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largo Tables

WOVE

new

Household

aud old Furniture

L'o

size,

8s.

and

Washstands,

Couches Spring-scaled Drawers, splendidly made,

covered froin

;

1 st

We

:

.."

will

give

repaired,

highest

and and

re-polished

PUNCTUALLY

ATTENDED

is

the

of

BLOCK

OF LAND acre (1| Freehold), adjoining railway and road at North Fremantle, on which i3 erected a substan tial 4-roomed cottage the whole worth £765 r

2 nd Prize— I

j

cash

_»

rd

for

price,

Prize—

Winner £25.

Pony,

to

saddle,

seloct

&c.,

to

value

value

"

of

£10.

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j

Furniture'

as the whole subscribed.

soon

;

'

Oilieo

work.

us

j

the

you

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iu

Fitliugs re-iipholstercd,

a

speciality

equal ...

COUNTRY

1889.

800

be drawn

GOs.

'

ORDERS

UNION,

800

prices: We are

;

colonies. about giving up housekeeping without delays. aunoying for

ART

money

White and Gold and Saucers, 5s per doz.; 5s Gd. Plates, Dining and all other size Bedsteads, 22s Gd lines of Household t'rom Our Kauri low Suite, of prices. pine Budrdom consisting Wardrobe, and Towel Toilet at £15 Washstand, Rail, be Table, lUs, cannot

given

MONSTER

:

of shipment WIRE u uder low mentioned

a Australian,' to the Public

offer

feet,

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;

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Children

one

>jl

"W.A.

UPHOLSTERS,

'West

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f ull

For children, 5 guineas per yearc', in advance. singing, Fee, £4. 0 over

in

|l? 1 mi

£31,250,000.

POLISHERS, RETAIL BEDDING MANUFACTURERS, &e. AUCTIONEERS, BROKERS,

AND

ill 1051'

ami

ORGANISA

BAZAAR

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..G

FURNITURE

JOSEPH,

—

Music Entrance

OFt

furnishing.

MAKERS,

WHOLESALE

SCHOOL.

GERALDTON.

and

over

'

BOARDING

be paid

Officer.

BENNION,

FURNITURE

O

CABINET '

CONVENT

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1889.

2,

ijjf

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SOCIETY,

ovek

1888,

transacted

ever

<1

SOCIETY

ASSURANCE and STRONGEST

parties

to

notice

country Bnilder,

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MANAGER.

aud

expeditiously or

PHILIP Mackie-Street,

j.-

FRED.

aud

building

S

.

business.

carpentering

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BUSINESS LARGEST in the World. SOCIETY all particulars apply to

undersigned begs is about to add and FUNERAL his

to

31st

ended

THE LIFE For

frionds

numerous

Yeau

fou

.

the request and others, that aunouuee

as

Business

LIFE

LARGESTWorld.

the in the

may be regarded TION of its kind

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OTHER

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Liabilities)

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.

CHRONOMETER,

aud

.

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JOHN

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of geutleiueu have kindly conduct the drawing. Each purchaser of a book of 20 tickets w ill bo presented with a Complimentarv T icket FREE. C( jnsented

to

.

by

Vendors Tub

Lincoln

Co., Lincoln,

and

Midland

Couimr-s

Drug

England.

National Library of Australia

3ENTRAL

THE

ADDRESS—

BONA.

FURNITURE BARRACK-STREET, (Opposite

Public

PERTH, Opfices.J

FIDE £800

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for

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.WONDERFUL"

SSbGIATION JANUARY

THE

„

DEATHS.

1890.

27th,

the

On Private Hospital, long and painful eldest daughter W.A. Northam, mourned by her

VIOTORrJIRCAHE,t,

gPGETS.

dogmas

friends.

—

20th

North after Adelaide, Marla illness, Isabella, of Mr. J. H. Lloyd,

.a

30

aged

;

Deeply

years. relatives

sorrowing

children, to them. have

up

,

and.

B.I.P.

—

...

brought

at

December,

.1

have myself but I have never lied Each time that 'asked they ' Wh at was meant by God ?' f I have- answered, T know nothit.' It is thus I have ing about acted with m eh A (ibid) 'convention of the Sect in France, in declared to the 1870, world,

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and

O'Neill

2

.

of

son

aged

j

Dec.

Brook,

Chittering infant

John,

John and

years

5 months.

in Ths

Most Marvellous A

£100 Mr.

H. Neelands, (President Mr. W. H. Association) Mr. and Starteiv: Haiidicapper Referee: Mr. W. Farmer, Hayden. :

W.

Hours'

Eight James. James

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that it leading organ, "Associate itself with the efforts made in other countries to the establishment compel of.. and Secular Free, Compulsory, Education." It would a be mistake to

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Ab. Furseus Antonius Ab. of St. Chair Peter at Rome. II after Epiphany. Holy Name of Jesus. SS." Fabian and Sebastian Ms. St.

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Agnes Vincent

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Ms. Espousals

Anas-

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B.V.M.

Handicap

(members 5s.

Entries,

—

Trophy,

—

5s.

Trophy,

135 yards 1st, £20 Handicap, 7s. £7; 3rd, £3. Nominations, 6d. 7s. acceptance, —

Sheffield 6d.

;

50 (over 40), 2nd, Whiskeyj Is. Entries,

Buffers' Bottle 1st,.

Race of

Mutton.

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Trophy, 2s. 6d.

Nominations,

Race 10s.

2nd,

accept

;

100

(under 16) Entries,

yards

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1st,

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(Signed)

.

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Is.

call

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the

Victoria

256

Collins

on Co.,

wicked

and ImportlbgCo.

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St.,

135 Handicap, yards— 1st, 3s. £2. Nominations, accep War

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World),

10s.

a

men

team.

Trophy,

.103.

Entries,

Guineas.

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Five

As

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Eight

the

sociation against a-side— Entries, Jump—

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£1;

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1890.

16,

issues

have

we

seen

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is

To and and

stupendous. word, Church away in. their such

ambition

an

is it

it

sum

Throne

are

Masonry

£1

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10s

2nd,

;

entries.

;

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6d. .

....

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£2

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none

formances,

must

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not for

races

the

last

two

time, the accompany

last

run

18th,

1890.

tinder

Sir

years, three

and

answer

to be to

is

produce

Special

8 to

9

at

Hotel,

Cliipper's

Perth.

Notice.

received

Monday perth

to

visitor

Every

railway

station.

the

Guildford on Grounds, January 27th, receive ticket. A a' numbered 1890, vdll Tea service will be handsome given to the tvhieh will be holder of the number lucky Show

.

at

.

.

from evening Howick-street,

salesmen.

consignments

attendance

every

"

swan"

auction

salerooms,

barrack-st.

for

at the

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2.30

5.

Skates and

ON

WEDNESDAY,

the

5tli,

-

will

"Admission,

1

0.

be

and

the

HALL,

the

the

following

most

BESSIE

Secretary. '

6d

Skates

;

1

SPORTS. HILLS

QREEN will Wednesday, Is.

select

Skates

;

SPOBTS.

s.

F

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ANNUAL take

place

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SATURDAY

on

12,

principal

j

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.

.

.

music:

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Professor

Skates FRANK

Roberto. |

on

Sale

ALLUM,

National Library of Australia

from

15s.

Manager.

zealous

in of The

of Catholicism." teaching " is the greatest obstacle says, to the of a child's developmeht faculties. The intervention of a in education priest deprives the child of all moral, logical, and rational teaching." Journal de Bnmellesj "Faith in Again: God takes the of away dignity troubles his reason, and may man, lead to the abandonment of " Once more morality." The of a principle Supernatural that is to say, faith in authority, the diguity of God; takes- away and is even to lead man, likely to him the abandonment of all .

:

The respect to. the especially mind of a child us forbids to inculcate doctrines which might trouble his reason." ( Le The Sect, Monde-Macomvique ) exclaims one of its Apostles, in reference to his. own speaking to be and' is practice, "ought a school in-' of only morality

i

I

we

:

race

will

be the

Sheffield

second, £2; 2s. £1 third, Nominations, acceptance, the and for Nominations performances last two to be in the hands <?f the years 1st. and by Saturday, February Secretary are due on February 8. acceptances under Sir Joseph Banks' rules. '"o.be run rOHN M. CARROLL, SecretlyHandicap.

-

Children.

1890.

MCMANUS.

MORNING.

for

command multitude

the'

morality.

The

Gala

Prize

SPORTS

Is. B.

EVERY

reasonable

GIBBONS,

Hahdicapper .

days,

By order, '

Admission,

evenings.

in

TOWN

of at

disposed

Is.

Admission,

and

Monday

FUND,

6tli,

SPORTS. 8 to

a

prize,

£5: 3s. ;

,

.

.

owe

dependent

of

all

the the

great

portation. this the

religious

r?

on

-

Empire,

it

upon by authority aud growing Even in

as

has those one

perils

Eng

by

an

Freemasons to

trans all

Notwithstanding

Sect has and it been, must bo confessed is; gaining The policy of ministries ground. is generally governed, by ex and it would be pedience, difficult now to find ruler 'any with sufficient to courage bring his

to bear for the authority destruction of' The '"Masonry. Church in the alone, strong of her Divine Founder promise that the of hell should gates not

prevail

never against her, confront and denounce as she does all Freemasonry " other secret Societies. After

to

ceases

it

prices.

6d.,

evening. From

its

power

infidelity,

"The SCHOOL

and 8th of February next. 7th, A large and varied assortment of Useful, has been and and Fancy Articles procured,

AFTERNOON. From

the

held

FREMANTLE

10 to 12, for Ladies 6d. ; Admission

m-

be

.

-

From

of

BUILDING avill

x

aid

FREMANTLE

NORTH

.

NOW

of

.

JINK

JjjALAOE

at

country and

and

secret

a

inner

first' raised the of cry Secular and the Education," demand is now in being reiterated all directions multitudes by of its adherents designing and their thoughtless dupes

-

jpERTI-I

every active

Its

"

Sec. Perth.

Hon. Association,

Hours'

Eight

form

having

is

Freemasonry organised.

Masonry

,

drawn

sleep.

carefully For such

with

Pi'nccjJa. —

j

age. we land, believe, Act of George III.., are felons and liable

one

agents. and all platform, means other of their diffusing are doctrines availed but of; the made in this progress manner is slow and necessarily does not the ardour of satisfy the Craft. If the work of dethe masses, is to christianizing and thorough be speedy it must in the schoolroom. begin

Banks'

Joseph

were

propaganda

press,

Championship

be in

i

—

'

and

sharebrokers

-

will Secretary enquiries

THe'Hon.

ful

agents, mining

rules. to

station

or, per

to

circles

valuators, stock

lolled

work, admirably

accountants,

nominations,

be entertained.' the 100 'yards

January

on

All

that

during will

they

or

for

suspicions

a

auctioneers,

must be sent handicaps later than not Secretary must 1890, and be accom full fee. due Acceptances

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AUSTRALIA'S

At

—

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24th,

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O'NEILL.

to

our

promote

society,

we

must

out with Strauss absolutely cry no We are we longer Christians, are Freemasons and nothing else amateur Freemasons are of no ad to and no vantage humanity to

:

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Freemasons,

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Upon

x a

r

information

I.

late further from

4 to

will

he

appears

after

"was

Hannon never

a

least

at

was,

Australia.

since

us,

been

the

stated that pensioner!

we

It

in

were,

West

and

was-:

their

Satyr, home .to

way

x-acehorses, the Albany,

board

on

The

and

Race

those

Ball

who

Meeting

was

in

dances

country

Bunbury;

Race

Canning

yesterday,

Locke's '

Isonomy on-

Mr.

;On Wednesday

sanctity/

.

firsjj-

attended;;

the

.ithemselves

evening thoroughly

are,

was

'

and, of

ages

the

?

of

principal

had

weighed-the

j

.

attended.

|

vested

the

conducted

From

the

Pic-nic

wear

was

'people in

,

Fremantle

attention of

wish

Municipality

to the

fact

that certain declared a

land have been within tlio meaning

area,

of

m

to

21st

in

unqualified,

,

proved

most

300.

.»

ball

'enjoyable had

who

grown up people, wrth the little ones

sand

drift

Another Bennion.

Act.

Council City, welcome to the of a shape

Nautilus

a

the the Karakatta. several received

has

new

time. these

when Nautilus

set of Commodore's

and

sails,

It

Since alterations

without

vessel

walked then, the

simply

and

doubt,

a

holds

should,

We of

have been asked to draw the attention the members of the Perth C. M. to the lecture to be delivered Society, by Mr. F. Wi Morehead B. L. this evening, at their rooms.

.

has

far

to the

to

Beverley

him

and accompany

him,

C.

as

T.

meet

to Perth.

that the notice estate of Mr. J. M. Mr. the- trustee, H. H. Patton, through has paid a dividend of 20s. in the Holman_ £, Avitfi interest at the rate of 10 per cent, and

that

all

incurred during been covered.

expenses

liquidation

have also

upon

him

The

Doctor

ordered

now

fever, heat

The a

premises

term

of

are

from

years,

cause

of the

much'

lamented

"firm

long-established Son, is about to be business of. disposed to let for offered already

the

is

retirement, Mr.

March the

1st.

The

death Glyde.

F. H.

by

Saturday.

Mr.

F.

received

the

tions

for

local

Assurance

of the

result

of

the'

of lias

manager, Society, the head

from

cablegram

a

giving

the

Life

office,

Society's follows:

the

opera assets,

as past year surplus, £4,500,000 assur in assur force, new £125,000,000; and £35,000,000 income, £6,000,000

£21,000,000 ance

ance,

j

whore

he

the

to

exposure

;

black

feAV be ed

moving faithful them

Avords to their

The

whole

about

two

duties

the

on

ment

was.made

duties,

said

that

between existing Railway Department, his

to measure, Air. Roberts

ment. able then

gone

ing

enjoyed

dress

of

bride's in the

table.

When to

after

intended annual,

..our

Mr.

by

W.

H.

but an

I

inquest, On

NeAv

brought

by

Years

Day

genius, attain

Prize of the H.K.V., Committee for the of admired, versatility in their "endeavours to displayed the object they have in view. The be

down

the

.

excursion to follow the river, the race of last yachts, during Saturday, was an about 150 unqualified success; persons of the availing themselves of a opportunity taking pleasant trip.

At

the parade of the Fremantle held Rifles Saturday afternoon, Major Pilkington delivered a carefully thought out address, a which of displayed thorough mastery

last

the in f

subject. such

speaker

The

a

matter

manner

to

as

forward

put

was

denote

that

the

at home in military and the well ..theoretics, chosen and easy fluency of the language proved a complete command of the mother tongue. quite

was

the

Following friends

from

North

the

the

Nockanena

Avas

the

eleven

strong match,

course.

C. Baxter's

an

by

easily, and 40

innings

Avitnessed

their

years

ago,

and

score

against

Northam

a

against

with

vieAA'.

.Avill

cricket

their

our

but on, several II. G. former

they

Mason,

B.

one

ill-fated in the

who

crew

lugger

from

sailed

Tiabar Colleen

An

and

now, succumbed stroke.

by

the Stuart

sea

to

ardent

boom

and

the

and

was

drowned, survivor

only

caused

feveij

has

by

sun

.

final

coming next.

jumpers'

the upon association.

Union

establishment It

was

sports,

be

made

on

of

of resolved

for

arrangements, '

kindred

the

the

Monday

National Library of Australia

Fre a

local that forth even

L.

Mr

L.

of the

took

the

of

voavs

Mercy

8th

.

inst.

This

the

Order

staff

made

Avas

when

Avas

and

second.

and Chance

and

lodged

against

tho tlio

post. Avimier,

1 2

Lottery

3.

Interesting an exciting Warlock.

Warlock He has but

purpose

on

race,

and

take Hotel.

place

the

action next

of

received The Sisters

the

Avliite

veils

the

tAvo neAvly M. Patrick

of

names

Sister

are tiiafl iiiiiat

)

.

tvt

uigvux

The

ha

of

is

the

Avon

After

professed and (Clune)

de

the this is to

Railvray

'

;

Avhicli

by n'eAv no

filled friends to

aspirants less

thaii

Australians, Australia' tlio

in and

was

the

religious

a

are

not

to

Avere

it

vocations

native would be

denied

which

C.

a

event

capital

William's

Fly

Catcher. j

Losers

M.

space four

Of these born

appear

West as

a

shavoin

have

usually.

if

Air.

Bishop's

Air. Mr.

AI. C.

Handicat.

Tomlinson's

What

1

j

2 Pity Colleen BaAvn 3 a

i

j

There

for splendid running first What place, a Pity making a good second Avith Colleen Buavu Avell There up. a on Avas and largo the course, gathering for the the hitch about only Alirm-.'g went off Cup everything, sa.t;actor-L and Quarrelling a drunkenness, little of which

Avas

used

conspicuous

some

to

by

those signalise its absent,

races

!

being of the

taken

is

was

,

:

Mining

measures

fJin

taken,

are

«mlf1

fnm;r1

if

business,

in

especially

f.lm

nnfr.i>rrma

the

reef in carries

or

some

Avhere

cases

little

if

any

it

is

and

gold,

j | I

shoots of gold are left. Many of opinion that if they only go deep enough on a reef slioAving gol'A near the to surface, they y-re certn strike at a gold but greater £epth, to detect failing the aid of the gold

payable men

Wheelarra

William's

ami

courage investor

valuable properties. be such a risky

small,

"

the

came

ordinary advantage

the

ing

and

j

life.

religious

this

M.

Sister

available every relatives of the

threeso that

T.

by

Avas

vgvj/i

His Vicar

(Pratt)!

Race,

uiiu

the

and at no great depth, surface, but "not in such as would quantities relieve the to investor of appear further expenditure, From the Avant of of the knowledge conditions of gold development, vertical shafts have been sunk, strik at

taoimaii w

Sister

are

the Lordship attended General and Bishop, by the Fr. at the ceremonial Martelli, presided Convent had in the aa'hich been chapel decorated for the occasion and beautifully

Agatha Joseph

Hack Air.

in

engage Gold fields

Eastern

not

wltmi

much and

steAvards at

avIio

men our

!

proper

race i>ro+.est,

been

every

and confidently expect upon the first attempt. the orowds of almost

duu

of

prove need

of

i

The

admitted Aloysius

liim/lmi-l

Sisters

Joseph

novices.

venture, to Avait

avIio

men

almost

are conditions, exemptions for and Avork ceases, applied granted, and shareholders consider promoters an adventurous and mining business, not to risk more abandon loss, caring Avhat will in manyeventually, eases,

running

since there

are

in

pounds

labour

event

A for

the

Alonday

feAV

a-

exhausted,

Wheel

race,

about the matter, existing for indignation meeting," of the result of discussing

of

others

1 2 3.

Chance

proved

There

places.

capital

Cur.

most

,

at the great number of gold outset, reefs of bearing large size, giving indications and results/is satisfactory

Cinderella'

Warlock

Burges' Dradge's Burges'

Correspondent.

the

and

game

Neckar

good

the

Avas

inside

Sisters

tAvo tAvo

C.

a

clared

the

C.

W.

.

Air.

'

Hours'

Eight

interview mantle

ing

Sisters

/ yuuviiiaguy

Association held the usual at the Criterion weekly meeting, on Mr. W. Hotel, Monday evening, II. Neelands Six new members presiding. were admitted. A proposition made was and carried, a to appointing deputation,

the'

the

Wednesday

(Cregan Borgia

The

Air.

and

VALLEY.

oavu

uiaiwciious.

Baron

AIiners

of

a

'

into

the

.

carried

struck

to

a

our

Considering inexperienced on mining

2 3.

place,

contested

of

others

fresh invest

1

Aliss

or

Avell

a

Avas

hot

,

Stares.

Oxenliam's

fortnight

in mining of money lost in this colony must be large. As a rule the public pulse rises quickly to fever heat on the. reports of gold rich or specimens being found having to have been found in been reported

success

made

first

R.

making

arra

are

at

—

was

addition

important

—

alive. Our readers will readily the mind, the trip particulars of. which we a short time back published how Ross the jumped overboard, Captain,

j

nose.

C.

the past sometimes cloudy.

amount

mining

Burges' Lottery Bishop's Wheelarra,

Mr. This

them

perth.

convent,

2

Cinderella

Settlers

illfeeling fra public

remains call to

Brown

of Mr.

ceremonies

the

1 BaAvn

3.

Hit

ponies

L.

the day, befcAveen

one

a

of

Brand.

ventures

Fidgetty

for

by

Air.

Fre

not

Empress'

first

race

winning

Air.

has tasted NeAvcastle also, years. inflicted SAveets of revenge, having defeat tlio Northerners. innings upon

the

tAvo

spirited

team,

the loss Avhom

and

Turnbull,

The

a

three

leads

still

by amongst

bats,

Fleming's

rule,

-or

Avealcened

are

notable

J.

decadence friends.

captain,

From

Race.

Air.

mammoth two Avickets

for

the Nortlierin

jovial

on

event

only.

their

getting

NoAArcastle

soitoav

amongst

Bush

221

and

off

first

a Avell contested and race, only of Colleen BaAvn's riding" jockey, Avould have taken second probably

C. "William's Oxenliam's

jury

pleasure-

came

avrs

T. R.

unsound

the

'

had

Mr. Air.

to

Iavo their

some

play

remember York, and

of

Hazard

down

of

high appreciation

GOLDEN

train

Plate.

L. C. Burgee' C. Tomlinson's

This

first and, in the them defeating runs. People Avho

Avon

January

The

for the Tizbar

our

brought compete with

together,

York

,

the

mantle

custom,

have

team

sometimes

'

James into

that

that

of Mrs.

variable, and cold 8 1890.

Avas

'

a

a\rhieh The

races,

Maiden

honors

of cricketers, to brethren of the South. Contrary not in have succeeded they a

Religious Of

annual

now

the

during

'

Special to

of

report

excursion

an

number

good

for

Pont

are

a

you

Friday's; 'mail,, "Pnerliour-go-as-youon that and also day, it for over to-day's

a

held

a

seekers

Air.

Hope.

Aveather been

said

by running

said

their

has

last

off

foreman

it.

conduct

state

a

to record heroic conduct

mail.

Mr. Mr.

;

The

sent

death in

Avislied the

of

Coroner

praise. We find

:

his

by

in

uiglit Avitness from

that on Shea, so lake being was probably

some

highest

was

The

P.

courageous

Avhilst

lake

bore

the

"

came

tlie mind."

:Correspoudent.

have

races

there?: was 'to come-

please"'

was

a

remarks,

The

own

to

in

songs

SAvalloAving

Evans

our

of

his

Brand's of the

!

being the

Avater of the deceased

by

Verdict

to

suffering by successive ilrink-

During The

refreshment

and

very salty, suffocated

deserving

Mrs.

police.

then

aa'as

opinion tlie

Airs.

9

but Mrs. her to go and he Avent to

deceased

caused

the

of about

home

any

suicide,

of the

that

at

deposed

deceased

Avas

uvoflfiftrl

fliftii

the

tlio

to the

account

!

rl

nn

distance

a

Avithout

horrors,"

ing. It

assembled

reneAved

about

.aa'atchcourageously twenty four hoprs, nearly

for

"

tlie

guests to the congratulations the 'youthful and Sisters, highly pleased "edified broke Company up Avishing every to the success Sisters of Mercy and the and Avorks hand. have in high holy they and

manage suit a

made

the

the

ova

inform

Avitli

preArious that tlie

l'ichly cake

for

and

Carpenter

company

v..

even pleasant The ad present. and' il engrossed

those

by

duo

and

of the of the

to

consented

John

sli

n

requested Avhilst deceased,

the corpse herself and

by

received. concluded in

portions

distributed

ecl

congratulat

centre

deceased, of drink,

lake

tlie

Avitness

the

Brand

all

The effects

the

inst. Avere

then

linrlv

Northampton

to

Avas

the

mind

and

public

successful

beautifully

luminated

A

honour,

ran

and

f.lia

n'nf.

Brand

of spouses them in a

for spread cake occupied

from into

A. Brand's, ed to Mr. miles. Nobody being

'

good

were

toasts and

through,

was

the.

and

up

lake.

tlie

near

SiIioji.

after Avhich adjourn Sisters'community

luncheon

appeared

1st the deceased

the

him.

"

of

the

tlio

having

list

a

reply,

of

place

intense

evening,, 'to Bulletins "to assist.' Otirneyed et an aiicladdress, presentation to Mr. Geo. Roberts, of sovereigns, purse Traffic Manager of the Eastern Railway. and Mr. Rason M.L.C. also presided, He made the presentation. spoke in high of the address and dis terms, capability, in the played by Mr. Roberts, discharge

great

to

Avhere visitors.'

and

dis

NORTHAMPTON.

j

arid

'

had

Avas

it

of

evening

Air.

afternoon,

Friday

adduced

anrl

them

and

they

graces ceremonial hours time,

last

Evan's liead and at once swam On the deceased lifting up by Evans the the Avitness said that shoulder, and thrust out his one arms, gave gasp, then died. After much trouble apparently

ring to signify

exhorted

lie

;

by held

of

for

is

number

a

Avhicli The

a

ardent

the

Areil

blessed

Avas

From:

Saturday

the

Bennion,

Equitable

White. immediate hours, he

the

.at

of his relations

the

also

I

&

Glyde

and

dissolved,

complete

last

the

and

voil

sister. professed and given them that Avere thenceforAvard they Christ. His addressed Lordship.

tinguishes

Avere

suddenly-:

and of two

residence, from recovering

gentlemen

known

the

giAren

laid

the

of Dr.

interval

an

induced of

arrival

to his.

removed rapidly

of

to fall

seen

the

after

front

semi-unconscious state. to be brought him into he and Mrs. waited Percy

until

and

rest, was

was

Fremantle the laying

a

and

house,

On

1 he well of Messrs.

he

ground in Percy caused

Mr. the

We'

Avere

inst.

1st,

Avas Lake, the Coroner,

before

suffering

yards,

eroAvn

j

,

went

The

in

pavement

H;

E..

j

TKey

life.

a was

the sank, although P.. Shea, who water Avas only breast.high. about had folloAved the Avas deceased, he suddenly tAvelve off him Avhen yards a of about two After disappeared. lapse minutes the Avitness caught sight of the

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Communion

the Obedience

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the while morning, to the Supervisor was superintending

On Saturday Glidclon the

and

Hon.

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on the river. position a iii established reputation, for circles, perseverance, sporting plucky and the reward, in the shape now possesses the of the best boat on Swan.

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Sisters

the

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celebrated by His Lordship. Although not pccupying-so long time as. the preceding

during

Salt

on J.P. e\ridence

the

that Patrick

of the for the' two community years must intervene Avliich before be they can alloAve'd to take1 the wows. The profession of the Sisters tdok mass place during

annual

success, that the

and

part,

the

portions

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held

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famous

the formal

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richest

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most observers, Ziemssen, being the at of this great mortality The established epidemic epidemic." of influenza one the independence thing for as Dr. of climatic conditions,' reason to Ziemssen' there is. every says, that connection assume there was a the appearance of the disease in between Australia and -the outbreak which the same in Europe. occurred year during that the as valid the theory Assuming disease is spread by some infecting agent difficult to it is in the atmosphere, be done in the what can possibly imigine as of precautionary measures, since, way "it does not Dr. Manning observes, come through any one of the well-known channels in which it could he attacked, or other like cholera, contagious be useless to put our diseases." It will which will secure trust in measures purity so of and water, for influenza, air, earth, as is of far wc know, independent conditions. As our Sydney con sanitary remarks: "There .appears temporary to in to be no data especially go upon, from medical the absence of any details to the authorities at homo with regard on the continent." Wo present epidemic to be thrown on the must wait for light matter." Our .own which we remarks, quote below are confirmed substantially by the extract which we have taken from our Adelaide contemporary. Writing on the said In Australia 8th inst. we then our -own we are interested in chiefly of and immunity from a changes security visitation is which, though not deadly, to be welcome. With far too disagreeable a disease so little regulated by known authorita to assert laws, it is impossible that we run no The tively danger. " is one that emphatically pestilence walketh in darkness its coming and its in There is, mystery.going is. shrouded, comfort with one crumb of however, The which we ourselves: may indulge disease in the present instance first began a of uudrained in Russia, country and wholesome and it morasses swamps, most haunts seems to find its congenial and not and humid climates, in'raw, cold, clear in. a dry arid atmosphere like that which Australia is blessed. And with small that our with this consolation, is not the most favourable environment must rest content. for the disease, we for to its Subject preference slight of certain conditions like the climate, " it blovveth were wind it listetli," and, to descend on not if it decides Australia, in the all the regulations quarantine

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Appointments.— C. T. Mason, M. Inst. Commissioner of Railways, Acting au official -member of provisionally, the Executive Council E_._ Scott, M-L.C., to be a Governor Perth of thie High vice School, Lieut. Col. Phillimoro, to be W. J. resigned Findlay Landing Waiter and Clerk to the Sub-Collector of Customs at Champion Bay ; J. J. Griffin, to and at be. Postmaster Telegraphist Geraldton. The main Quarantine. Quarantine tained in the caso of vessels from arriving the Isle of Sumatra, is raised. Municipal. The election of George as a member of the York Wansbrough is notified. Municipal Council, Roads Board. The following persona constitute the Roads Board for the various districts named Beverley Chairman, J. Seabrook Members, W. A. W. Thos. Robinson, Smith, Edwards, John Sewell, Bevan Hammersley, Samuel Williams. Lower Gascoyne— Chairman, J/ H. George Baston, Members, jun. A. Russell, G. H. Rotton, L. F. Smith, J. E. J. Townshend, D. Ridley, Macintosh. Geraldton E. Chairman, H. Wittenoom J. C. Mills, Members, W. G. McKonzie Crowther, Gregory, A. H." duBoulay, G. Baston, Grant, Government Resident," Gerald Auditors, I Walker. Irwin— S. F. ton, Members, S. Turton, F. L. Moore, S. J. Phillips, F. Pearse, E. Wass. Nortliam Burges, W. S. Dempster Members, Chairman, J. Wilkerson, G. Throssell, J. R. Morrell, W. J. J. French, F. Yates Morgan, Resident Auditors, Newcastle, Magistrate, senr. Nelson F. Morrell, Chairman, Allnutt C. S. J. Members; Brockman, J. G. W. Hester, Mann, T. Giblett, G. W. Layman, J. R. Walter. Northampton Chairman, Samuel Mitchell Members, T. Burges, W. T. Drage, L. Burges, R. W. JRosser. Oxenham, Mapherson, A. Y. Hassell .Chairman, ; Plantagenet H. E. C. R. Members, Warburton, H. J. Townsend, Fenwick, W. S.ouness, A. Muir, Jr. W. W.. Mitchell Auditor, Swan— Chairmau, M. A. McDonald. R. S. II. G. Members, Viveash, Meagher Meagher, J. Dewar, S. R. Hammersley, J. Atkinson, W. T. King-; Auditor; S. Resident Chester, Magistrate (Swan). D. Connor "Mem'Toodyay— Chairman, "

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C.E.,. to be

date. of theP.'C.Y.M. Half Yearly Report term for Society ending 31st December 1889. herewith Your Committee in presenting sheet and balance the half yearly report, of the Society, you begs to congratulate successful results of the oii;the highly the operations, during Society's period of now ended. At the commencement the the term, there were 49 members on to which number has now increased roll, of an increase of thus showing 13, 62, 4 have a this number resigned leaving of Itis total 58 members on the roll. therefore a matter of regret, that a moire enthusiastic is not shown desire, by Catholic men young generally tp become and thus extend the of "members, sphere' usefulness of the Society. The average attendance of members is 23 and though not very is considered satisfactory. large It will be seen by the balance 'sheet of that the financial the Society position is highly there being a credit satisfactory of £16 14s. No balance 4£d. expense beyond what was absolutely necessary, has been incurred. And your Committee that the best thanks of the members, feel, are due to the Treasurer, for the manner in which he has carried out the duties to his office. Two Socials pertaining held were the term, one on the during 25tli Father Duff's Feast August, day." and the other on the 28th November. The feature of the social special given on the 28th Nov. was the presentation address to an Mr. J. M. qf Drew, before his departure fronv as a Perth,' of mark esteem -for his services, slight while in connection with the Society. A interest has been deep and lively manifested, in the debates. And your debates Committee hopes, that in future, will be held at more intervals, frequent in tho past. The Mock Trial than by and the Mock have Jury, Election, both instructive and proved amusing. Besides .the a number ;of above, large were Readings and Recitations by given members. The Journal has appeared on six occasions. And Committee your a hope, that you will in future, expresses to the, the continue Journal, give which -it undoubtedly support -deserves. is to Mr. Reardon be congratulated the success which he achieved as .on and his written editorials, editor, ably in the Journal. form a prominent feature been held and proved very have Sports successful.The quarterly Communions have been but the attended, fairly Committee would be better if a pleased, number observed the more. representative It is indeed primary rule of the Society. to the Committee, to here place gratifying on their of the record, high appreciation individual and energy activity displayed directions by the members, in the various the period of the Society 's work during now In conclusion under consideration. Committee that your earnestly hopes, to flourish in your Society- may continue the future as it has done in the past, and that you will be all good and zealous the members. For Committee, John President. M. Hon; Kelly, Horrigan, Secretary.

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is gold of there being so little consequence are denudation surface indications 'If 6 dwts. a almost absent. entirely ton, keeps up the payment of dividends, and we get six in the Eastern Colonies, from our times as much, or many eight the term swindle does not tests, surely Hitherto our apply to our Goldfields. have been managed. quartz-reefs by persons ignorant of the principally and of gold conditions development, much has been wasted, in trying mo.ney surface immediate results,. .to produce and the instead of sinking .following our

disease,

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of

agency

GOVERNMENT

W. -Reardon and J. Crogan. Auditors, Each of the newly elected and Horrigan. Duff returned thanks. Father members addressed the having meeting, Mr. Woodward had announced that future on a promised to give a lecture

The spread-of the wind.to is Bermier, according to at all much too be general rapid term is as tliat by contagion explicable understood. That also is the generally of Sydney, of Dr. Manning, opinion;whom a oi. the Daily. reporter Telegraph The consulted on the subject. recently of adds to the. gravity theory, course, with which the disease "must be regarded, methods of isolation and since the to such iri regard fumigation adopted diseases as cholera can be of no avail in of an It the case of influenza. epidemic of is 'a interest for us whether question the is to be carried epidemic likely to Australia. In. the through tropics a our isolation is great many respects but the advantage, Sydney Daily in 1836 an reminds us that Telegraph showed of influenza epidemic actually and in Sydney, though the character itsolf of are not stated. results the outbreak indicated is that it followed All. that is of the same cloBely appearance upon the ill the ravages disorder Europe where the made in all countries by the the

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Mr. J. re-elected President, Kelly, Mr. re President, W, Reardon, Hon. T. elected, Secretary, Colreavy, H. Treasurer, re-elected, Lookyer, J. Dela'ney, re-elected. Editor Librarian, of M. Horrigan.' Sub Journal, Editor, of Mr. W. -Reardon. Members Com Messrs C„ Begley, M. Malono, mittee, J. M. ScolJard, J, Horrigan, Conway V.,

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Close strong carried

SOCIETY.

very large number The President Mr. J. present. Kelly the chair. occupied half yearly The Committee's was report read by- the Hon Secretary Mr. Horrigan, and showed that the was iri a Society condition. The treasurer Mr. flourishing H. Lockyer, also submittedhis balance which proved the Society to sheet, be in "a sound financial there being a condition, balauce available of £16 14s. 4d. After the adoption of -the and balance report the election of officers for the ensu-.! sheet, took arid as ing term place, resulted

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!

statement

this ? A Church that lor Catholic (to say the least) many hundred which took itself a to years, head the new under Eig! t.h, Henry was

j

1

became Edward

"

the draw-bridge him known to

aroused

here went

OJphert

line,

sitting

that said

immediately,

down

message affirmative.

at her

only Your

spoken

a

not

usually and

refuses with

lie

dine

is

to

past.

"Make awaitBaron. and Pau 1

the

grandfather's

leaned her head on the old man's took one of his hands be knee ancl robe tween Her her own. long white hair shone with a and brilliant golden

now on putting once more Catholicity to witness the splendid the Faith"! Has the —

(

come ,

to

me

letter

will of

Brix.

ever

article

j

like

The

the

Mr.

Gladstone

little

of weird

a

long

there

was

heavy a

Tory

a

a

the

annual

fair

The

cheering

Mr.

Gladstone

at

was

still

old

looked. Ho was

and over of seal havo might the world all

it

for

the to

for

again,

a

long and rose it sounded

>ho\y

say

and

rose

fell

nliaranfiu as

space

I

office.

Mr.

T. Star

if

a

i

followed lead in

the

and

Said—" iti

this

Gentlemen, mutter."

'wild

the

outburst, that cyclone

hp

sauljV

a

''

a

four _

years?"

general I am

in

There

was,

but

was

it

few

days, of weeks,

,

j

a

by

this

precedent other Powers, ol

course

some

not

is

It be

couutry. certain to and'

years in the

might towards

alteration political of the Pope/ which, 1 aui confideut of the be felt as an amelioration condition at tho Vaticau equally Quirinal."

with

contrast

staking

demonstrations of Ituly,and that therefore illegal

this1

the against pilgrimages

political j

unity

.

are

the

!

will awaken some Italy day to find that her of the petty persecutions have alienatod from her Supremo Poutiff of the every Ciiristiau nation World;.

the

—

Pilot.

he

hurry

no

of course, nothing room

do or

as

of the Pope's influence as a recognition between of appeal the natious is judge the childish of the declaration Ituliau the Ri forma, this week, the organ, that-, to the Vaticau are pilgrimages becoming

|

most

of

election

swept the as I Standing

v.erge'jwllhin

the

away

Speaking

Government international

uaturully

by

important

present and the In

J

an

a

that

fix

j

j

of the

be

in

would

slatus would

T.on

Pitno

Uiiited States is matter of much to the Cabinets of Europe for the has an Papal question would

party

uu

—

far

nf

.

iutereH which importance

it

Irish affairs, management' of exclusively of a I have not mentioned the passages after character which, all, personal were most the most touch interesting, the whole and those in speech, ing-," imprsssioM. of the postponement

.

arbitrator to which question

J

P. concludus as follows-— description which the hud kept speech, Finally well from the Irish away question, allusion, except by way of incidental wound a final to lighten up with appeal tho labour of the Imperial Parliament which by a grand system of devolution, to Irish would leavo the the: people

produced

.

iliuimcifmn

of the exalted recognition that belongs by constitution to the SS acred Pontifical The of the selection

tho

fell

slop. going 1. O'Connor, M

piofound

a

Pope by the Americun

lastel,

and us

as

benevolence and tradition

to

never

nml

well

participated

on. it

Sea

of

;

s11iut.

went

cheering

singularly

Prince

tlie

to

Ucliriug

on the way to Nijui-Novgorod. going on while

fashionnd

office

of

vicar

Pope

of lapse arbitrator

stated

tneiiMjer

unwound him slowly comfortable self from these envelop ments, and then he stood revealed in dross wears on the he always great frock occasions. The black coat, the the small black tie low-cut waistcoat, the full front of badly arranged, 'und( extremely

office an

-

I

cape

eneuiy

the of

tbe of

A dispute. prominent the in diplomatic body said last week to a repre a| Washington, of the New York Herald'.— sentative, " It is a good proposal, I am aud sure, tho a to cmiucnt tribute personal

warm

coat,

large

for that he. looked Russian merchant

like

(he,

on

the

in

his journey, and and unfamiliar.

in

arrayed the coat indeed declared

appeared

clothed

still

of

the same It impartial judge. that Russia and Austria are the arbitration of Pope Loo in seeking and the Balkan the question, that Governments and cf the United States Great refer Britain will to him their

Audience.

platform apparel"

one

of in settling Peace.. Pope Leo's success the dispute between Catholic Spain and Protestant CarolineGermany ou the to the satisfaction of both, Islands, has the eyes of other directed couteudiug befitting

His

Swayed

as

after

—

Again-

Pontificate the person

his

again, in the uations

centuries, between

State

A splendid

Arbitrate

in

that

appeared

be continued.

Gladstone

to

be remembered of the gloiies

greatest Leo XIII.

of the

!

Pope

will

It

:

is

How

be

I'll

truly

nations Mr.

the the

"

—

:

still

witness,

llowers. To

Euglislt

the ordei'6 of tbe rnlers the Church of England.

to

inform doubtless you his As for sadness.

a

of this

Whatsoever king may the Yicar of Bray, sir" ? No in has Chrisleudom body chopped and changed in ineek obedience reign,

I

She

under and a poor show of " this a Church

permanence of writer of wonder, song of which

we

heard,

good old burden runs

found him very busy he at which inannscript He was for forty had worked years. and too kinda copying butterfly, hearted to kill his model, he had placed it undera filled with glass cup -half of

under

Protestant distinctly Catholic VI., again Protestant under Elizabeth,

Mary,

(

ceremonious,

so

Maybe

illuminating

the

passing

said Lucy.

Lucy"

good oft'

Willian

an

said William, not," "My told me of his inten has not but for souie days lie has appeared and is shut up often occupied, mother and the Majordomo. my

that

Master'

is

to

answer

!

like

;

How

are

There,

an

of the reason me I cannot guess it." "You must not try to do so young must be respect man secrets parents' ed by their children." Then to lie said Pauline turning Father Felix." send for. "My child, ran off the Pauline herself to call who was priest, chaplain at the Castle

-again and

terrace.

feet,

!

j

j

speak of tbe

not

as

last

"

J

hope

with This

were

ran

him She

.on.

over

presided and dignity with were

places."

we

tiiat

In a speaks of. week that journal that statement astounding of England has not only

philosopher

article

the tbe Chnrch " been one and the same a throughout but has beau long and varied history," a witness to the permanence splendid of the Faith" What can one say to a

he

wnicii

Meantime enable1 am.

Normandy,

back those joyous bringing' and I beautiful Pauline, my days, I leave this world I shall hope before here." celebrate festival your wedding Pauline kissed her grandfather's tothe and returned' hand,they

You

"

the

leading makes

!

be-

?"

morrow

an

from the old mau's eyes" as But he thought of his dear departed. them he con brushing away hastily

wore

later

o

come

ancl

!

.hunt""

to.

kinds. the will be

this

Tears

whole Bishop of

-

crop

the

Women's

Mrs.

The

ready.

arms

required father is my friend.

and

killed/

is-

is

all

of

poultry

My three sons queen. and the castle woiild ring then, with the merry; sounds of arms are dead music. How many

English delegates and to hear in Orme and four other

upon '.the of every

and bullock

your grandmother them the gi;aee with

see

London

are not:young flowers rwilP not the timeI first

these

and

not being perpetrated to the benefit because landlord, is worthless to any one iu its

They

estate.

carried who

Association shocked at the

were

came Harrow Tbe iudignation

by these

MeGeaver,

from the Radical

Mr.

proceedings.

by

place also

sportsmen all

win

with

to present dowu cutting but she was outs,

her

The

alive,

one

only

the

off

frightened

Widow

forcibly

protest' and carrying

in

pigeons

Lady

famishing McLean

helpless

.

against

few

very

our

and

the Baron,

is them. It satisfy have left of -'ordering the you the care It must be a credit to you." banquet. " Do not fear, my Lord, everything Mother has been foreseen. Colette fat us has lambs, fowl, brought

its

down the crops cutting scythe door that grew from her cabin Outside seed obtained last April. chnrity Her Widow McLean was not evicted. is the English son-in-law away reaping harvest.

but

girls,-

answered

good,"

"Yery

descriptions." We must "This is well my -child. of our house, keep up the traditions been for which has always renowned

her humble cabin, of the Emergency-

in

pillars."

patties, all

the neighbouring have implements

devil's in

will keep fresher At of the rising, her children and

garlands

the

handsomely

which,

work was com recently Glasserchoo? The Emergencydbwu the crops of those who Poor widow been evicted.

The

niorning.

my gallory a brave We shall

been lacking.

menced

they

sun, Guyonne are" going, to the Woods, to cut some broom ancl wild reeds, rushes, thyme, to adorn the and festive hall, they made have already wreaths of ivy and of laurel to hang around

you

resuscitation

industry,

fishing

the

and

evening front. Cherbourg, all in ancl in the morning, "the fruits, the be gathered from will season, and The orchards. cook is gardens If now engaged making the pastry.

for rely been begun.

chiefly

scarcely from the.

uutil the

here

trading larger the Connemara

Company have

have extreme

an

the

upon-

a

scale

of

but

operations Industries

of

out

poverty,

success

small

a a

cellar,

venison

pamphlet " entitled Irish Poverty A year's Sympathy."

published

and

from

far

so

the

,

suspicion

said

Lord,"

which

'

to the Bai'on, " my father presents you his humblest his and has charged in e with respects written answer to inyour gracious vitation of "What is yesterday." this? with his A letter sealed coat'

My

tions much

my child To make for wreaths myself and ancl friends to wear to-morrow ; my for to decorate the table." bouquets " all these things I shall to prepare be put in and the flowers can night,

"

"

these

.

each.

knelt

the

advantage

"

the Baron, not exchang look and smile with the ing a frank who gave him her lady of the Manor hand to kiss.

which

.

78 years

is

yet he is always in his place -in. Parlia in the in the Richstag, now ment, now for he belongs to Prussian Parliament, in ancl leads his party both houses,

ancl without

fore

"I father

Baron.

.

"grand

advanced

unimportant the the

.

Catholic numerous bf the the He day:

of the

'

|

his.

She easily recognized towards who advanced

roses,

the leader Wiuthorst, party in Germany, is

;

bouquet,

than his young ancl face. His hat in hand, he the on entering profoundly

for

England.

"

i

ruddier

not

were

of.

"

Herr

enormous

an

I

.

:of

eye.

of

Lord Bacon tells us, is "a Boldness, of ignorance, of laziness, child yet it doth bind hand and foot those that are in either shallow judgmont or weak in The editor of the Church courage Times knows auuarentlv that is it for he him to enough sufficiently and he will audacious, reap the

'

Governor Henry Loch the new with Lady Loch Cape Colony, arrived at Capetown on the 13th

Sir

He was a tall, of eighteen years brown hair and a of which The roses,

appearance.man young with light

handsome

Character

Church

CHAPTER II. of Normandy William Governor was not he Hommet long before

.

The American Tewkesbury barque, on ,1. whichi left Newcastle Sweat, has March 9 for Hongkong, coal lacleii, been lost at sea and 18' of her crew have landed at Honolulu.

millions.

New

A

contact

withered

The

A

purposes.

lustre, in near coming the dark attire and of the old warrior. features

-

charitable

fresh with

j

.

for

all

numbers

Catholics

Propaganda

|

of

left

by the at 220

.

has

Derry

of Rev. Dr. Kelly be was in possession

Right

late

of the

statistics

issued

their

place The

latest

world

of the

_

oreip.;

'

and

Jntemtfiiuat

on

at

four

The to

when the

correspondent writes: It

Post

iu

well-informed the of Duke

circles

least score"

"Loudon

Birmingham.

will

usually that be

j'

South-

!

tQ

given

Eastern

the District

—

of is

the said

military

Counaoght the command of on

his

letqrft

England.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22985680

the

liberal

platform.

statement

is

a

to

encouragegreat but permit me to

I

me (hear, hear) add that I derive a like encouragement from other I am incited to quarters. move the same direction iu, by the lan Lord of Lord and guage Salisbury ;

Hartington

and groans), don't agree

daughter

.

proceedings Equatorial

for

published

we in unhappily although all they agree things, yet apparently us in the fact that with recognising is the greatest the Irish quslion ques the first and undoubtedly tion, question of the day, which must be dealt with if we with wish to deal effectively other, I referred questions. Well, gentlemen,

in

this

to the in yesterday have recently received, have been con truth, we

place

structions nnd which

wo

in

for three

tinuously receiving between two and those elections which -

are

it received the confidence strengthened and in in intentions your

(hear,

give hear).

felt

too.

it

well

as

effect

to

power

as

know

we

is

it

Bun

at

our

towns

noon

be For

found what

not

iu

to

in

,

j

they

,

;

they your

intentions

altered

their

do

language.

?

now

say

they

taking

They

are

consolation

the

next

but'

election,

but

election next the election

one

next

two

Standard I have a

which "

the aud

in

(laughter),

but

The

laughter). for organ

those

;

Tories But the have The Tories know the fact that they do, aud the proof to be found-— as the glaring day iu the least smoky of is to (laughter)— -the proof _

have feel

have

(renewed a Tory

,

sincere

butat

some

Parliament'

will

that, a

the

perhaps

Lord

Lord

which

in words to says, attention particular ought and they were used by him

your

be called,

at

in Althorp he spoke ago, self

in

u

a

minority "it

(laughter)

—

<the

not

speech follows

as

-that

duty"—

my

?

Hartington

when

is

on

ho finds other

him

the

_

bo

will

very long It will be

"

—

side

duty

our

to to

stage by stage, attack after the attack upou which we condemn. It would principles be our to duty to raise every difficulty the of such a measure. It passing be our would duty to push the con fight

measure

make

-

sideration

country be

and tho of such

his

Co

duty way of

the

I

u rai.-e

such

every a

gUIUvil

Lj

argument,

done

11

II

Now,

raeasuie.

oYcli

in

difficulty

raised

are

uy

I

.

"

to

life

climate whilst

self-denying

stilll

latter

the

brought

from

by

find

whilst

for.

to

only

heathen. black the purchase for

material

i j

in

a

Catholic slaves

endeavour to Evangelical their only towards high vocation scholars. When we remember often

by

a escape the bauds

into

falling

Mr.

consequence

Catholic of laying

exterior accessible

stress

on

more

some is

impressions, to the

would words

have been said of those of Lord if Hartington very they from had the of Mr. lips proceeded And in the case Parnell (hear, hear). almost became this of Lord Salisbury if because, you the country 1886, when a constitutional undoubtedly

recollect,

in

had given and legiti short and a. very the question Willi

upon hurried acquaintance Rule, Lord Salisbury of Lome loudly was an that it irrevocable announced -DublinFreeman. decision.-

National Library of Australia

refused

whole of refused. The

Tbo

organizations a limited limited

in Japan, so kinds _and

and

styles

that

beliefs,

number

district

many

of the

converts

of

state

Campaign of

Alas unity.schism cannot

in

Japan

any to

with and

j

was

to

allow

at

the

time

to

interfere

or

measures, be taken possible that

mischief is the reason why the the at their majority than the Government

more

a

affairs

it

and

indeed and

this

sits

concurrence

near

me,

"If

—

what

cases

which

against

they combina Those combinations but which desirable, but which necessary,

nil,

are

—

the

is

it

;

lawful absolutely breach of what is known as tho of laws the general Now, the Irish country (applause). Minister has attempted to show that crime has been decreased in Ireland.iby the operation of his Coercion He Act. iu general deals and gives no terms,

country

uutil

are

the

entail

they

of testing. Now, T have looked as I could at the figures of the crime and in the object return; view, it is not to ascertain remember, the of the present effect Coercion Act in down putting combinations, against means as

well.

it

is

really

with

which

have

told

it

and in connec

direoted, has put,

I believe, somb of of thousand iu couple people one-third prison, including part or one-fourth of the members of part who Parliament the Irish represent aud about a dozen of their people, priests

I

ordinary Ireland the

you,

crime but

;

diminishing

what those

Coercion

I

I

find

is

couuties

Act

and

active,

thut in

gentlemen, is

to

look

I

—

has

ask

this

where

been

what

most the

is

of movement crime in' ordinary those as counties compared with Ireland ? at I for large find that the 1887 the four year couuties most advanced—if I may so say of in thematter offeiices agrarian were and Clure, Cork, Kerry, and of had they Galway, ordinary crimes in. had 1,045 1S87, and they 929 in 1888. That shows a —

diminution

was

of

in

these

four

counties

that

is

have

they

serious and in

are

less

desirable.'

and differing the effect of this bodies, state of things on the heathens compels them to try and unite. How far is all " this from one One God, one faith, Catholics sometimes fail baptism,"to the of appreciate thankfully grace to tho Church which belonging has as " its One." mark It is distinguishing York Catholic New "Ncivs.

crime

ireland.

i

Well as

;

down

I

wish; tbat it

to

observe,

in

must

never

be

what is tegavds word crime,

by the crime

ih

hear). coercive

Ireland

,We

the

here

first

forgotten understood

properly that there than in England

is

less

(hear, administering there! and is

are

laws

to Irelaud, Ireland than in England; to make It is not. difficult the computa aiid I believe if will look to tion, you the indictable offences in Great Britain whole as a and them with compare less

the.

crime

in

indictable

relation

islands

to

offences

of

Ireland, of the

the

population you respectively,

will

find

in

two that

13£

find

191 per

cent. case

1887 were

Ireland

ceufc

I the for

in thore

iu

53

at

and

off;

gentlemen,

will See you these figures instruct amount of decline us, the of ordinary crime was much lees" in those couuties where the Coercion Act was most active than it was iu Ireland at when as large, happily to of it is many parts it scarcely in at all actiou (cheers).— Dublin thut,

putting

in

place,

a

in

or

by

of

showiug punished

Ireland

I

1888. 1888-

therefore,

been

1

successful

iu

offeuces

in

large,

j

i

a

diuiinutiou of 5 per was the

proportion while that to another return turn number of persons

impending. Government back still

Ul

UAViiUDIVtuy

crimes—a

But

—

it

4JVU

agrarian or

offences— I

indictable

ordinary

UIU

any when with

respon for the Plan of sible Campaign in Ireland. assertion There is another which is often in the mouths of the Government, and I think with no whetever justification

|

!

:

growing

(cheers).

of

aloud the That

mis

what contrast to Catholic Here one. itself denomination, from the Church of England, hold together relit into different

out

the

Coercion Sir Wm.

;

:

bodies

many

iu

tion

were propositions would do would allow

necessity

at

which

That is the and not the the arguments, minute discussions on Mr. Puinell's which I believe they do not at all fair bill, but it is the ly or adequately represent absolute refusal of the to Government

than

and some resolutions have appointed been adopted. our The first will strike readers as strange enough "Resolved. That we consider of a union Methodist

a

state

that

D&ture

have became a nuisance. Committees been appointed, and sub-committees

the

was

crime

in

anything

else to do anything. The state of necessity that stared them prevailed in the but it face, they left wholly without and of the Plan provision,

Japan.

have had several

Methodists

bands sionary of different

in

these

full

been working tions of the people which be may not

perfect the

nobody

tneusures

MetliodiBts

not

against

do

to

with want

have

not

Government The Government

uothing.

Evangelicalism."

The

is

The

greater much

Negro

a

who

(cheers),

When

is and in good faith to you really the hand of the executive strengthen for the repression of crime, that is a matter which we are ready to consider iu a It is with you friendly spirit."

"

in

Christianity

was

said,

bill

declared that it would be an act to tamper with or the alter rents. ho give judicial They would relief whatever in form. any They threw out of JVJ r. Parnell. I the bill made the most a suggestion myself of all, some moderate namely— that measure should be offered temporary to give time until to the tenants the of the true state' facts was ascertained.

larger am of

I

what

enquire

The charge that they

Bill my Harcourt

by ap

immoral

other which follow missions, principles and aim at the conversion of the Negro from another of view, on Lake point and they do not to the Nyassa, yield ones but then most successful Catholic ;

much

fact

crime. against introduced their hen right friend,

legislated Government

They

:

require these latter.

measure

not.

or

steadily

means with I for my must large part of the principle of the Catholic approve missions. Iu the reality splendid which results these latter can show in a very, short of time speak in favour Of course I saw my view. something of the succeBB later on of the "English

certainly means than that opinion

Parnell's

Government

that free children often of ..many weeks by off suddenly stopping away or breakiug their that such engagements, nay, are not to be got even generally pupils

they

to

hear).

;

lament labour

the

(hear, that

and of the

measure

were

The

1 what are now discounts offered signify The question what was doDe and is, what ought to have been done in 1886, when starvation a con overhung very of the siderable body pepole (hear, Nor is the whether question hear).

their

to result boast of even if it great due to the legislation of Govern ment have never but the Government ; no

even

as he says, Borne because, upon where the land war estates now prevails discounts the rents have larger upon tbaii were been offered demanded by the Plan does it of What Campaign.

few

more to something over 700. At the present a moment, with population I am sorry to say, steadily diminishing these offences have agrarian further still and of being diminished, instead between 700 and 800, they are, accord the last returns 1 have ing to seen, between 600 and 00. That would be

were

because the Campaign, Parnell would by Mr. met the have case,

sufficiently

the

children

a

Plan of introduced

children, labor

generally

afar,

solid

of

admitted commission

that crime of all kinds eland. It is quite, true crime has been enormously in Ireland. But that Ii

or

in

..

their

a

rents

effort

crime.

diminution" took under place Lord It wbb uuder Speucer (cheers). Lord offences Spencer that the agrarian of Ireland were from reduced 4,500

relief

the Irish people their and rents,

pixy

in

made;no

down

enormous

But it was be done. imp jssible alive for to people keep themselves while this commission was inquiring mode of and some and of relief, immediate was relief, absolutely requir hi v the ed. And now I am told Irish minister in the a recent that speech not for the Government are responsible

Europeans,

consecrate

of

true

agrarian diminished

at

their absolutely Iu the year. 1886 it was The case of necessity arose. value of agricultural produce of things in which a a state

to

pointing should

..the

in

looked .you under a pro almost up to an

Irish-people the necessity, for required

put

that

Govern

the

to

jgrant

of admitted

their judicial Government

that

this,

activity

dangerous

the

years to missions, soon

in

themselves

to

refused the case

produced I

It is. quite 'diminishes

the

has

to

true said the impossible height, you were authors of the smuggling those who So in maintained the system of law. the same manner the Plan of Campaign who at the time is due to those proper

mice

of our Constitution, principle the miuority,. after that being must submit to the heard, ma fairly Here are who, by going men, jority. with these first show lo wni\ principles, to be themselves of the unworthy British of the Constitution." benefits

mate "verdict

whole

consists

devote

"When

(cheers).

multitude unable

j

cptwIvU

the first namely,

ludicious,

Africa

government, of the present

majority

was which, subsistence. that that fall in the

in

countered. that which had been used by Mr. Parnell. I ington to know the Tories want what and what of Lord would the I-lartiugton party said. would have have They said, " Here men who do not are understand

That

Equatorial the former

and

!

are good faith, that ought always to be en such But if as language is now Hart used by Lord

it

difficulties

<1

j

before the It would

that

difficulties

gentlemen, Uy

discussion measure."

and Frenchmen, missions Evangelical

spoil

time no that will decide

come

What says Hartington

it."

to

future

Germans English

missions

after doubt

Parliament

missionaries. had admirably

and are teachers subjected to necessary aud constant guidance and to that certain amount of compulsion so beneficial to the Negro particularly how the on other hand the English

Salisbury says, have a at the next may triumph but it is net the next Parlia election, that is to decide this ment question, nor

i

how bought dreadful fate of charitable

re

is

"

\

I revelled in settlements. European loaf of bread. At first my Tabora, water supply owing to sufficient during flourishes. the dry 6easoii, The barley difference between the Catholic great missions, consisting mostly of West

practise volunteer

may win at the next only the beginning Lord (laughter). no doubt Ob, you

says you but that election, of troubles" your

spect,

place great aud

at slight themselves, very with that excellent common expenses, to Cutholic Missions. sense peculiar of their in consequence They lived, extensive -field-labor garden-cultivation, and cattleat much less cost breeding, and in a much than healthier manner, other stations of is in many possible

-

have which a number. who have received in persons from tlioso elections. The

the only structions Irish people

this

with

installed

.from years, termed byenow reached We aro not

but considerable

elections, so

heartiness. the three

at mo

are

existence

that.

government

of

plan

the

the system of smuggling tective system screwed

in

Mission-station received The three brothers lay

Algerian

Tabora

the

ment

:

Pere

"

of

period

a

qucrdurch under the

into present

aud

uermany pastern In his Africa. receutly work Unter deutscher Flagge : Africa Afrika (" AcrosB he writes German Flag") of the Hautcoer, Superior or

brought

who

campaign

in connecthe public recent higb-lianded

before tho

prominently with tion

the

those

In tho mantain

(cheers). men, we

"

in

has been another testimony to the crowd of witnesses among the work African explorers, regarding of our Catholic Mission in the Dark', ere, The coutinent. witness this time is whose name is so Captain Wissmann Yet added

and

free from the stain of 30 and 35 per cent second gentle place,

more

by between

.

That

first

is

Ireland crime

.

plank -

principal

the

i

is

cause

the

said.

|

irish

of

James that

to-night

j

you

the

stated

i

have

,

said— -Sir

Gladstone

of speaking at Manchester Campaign

Gladstone

Plan

Africa.

-

Mr

Kitson

in

Mr.

Catholic

on

Missions

.

Wissmann

Captain

far

so

as

Freeman. Kansas city already covers eighteen miles. It is the intention, square of the Bishop to have a church on every mile and there are now square four-' teen Catholic and churches, several -

Manchester.

|

at

Gladstone

i

Mr.

others

in

churches their

from

%

are

contemplation. in mostly

respective a church.

parishes,

s

the no

As

the

centre one

is

of far

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make A

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fOwn.r

over

trifle

yourself-

Got

this

court is seldom

:

heads

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ett

find

I

.

mid6t motto is

fancied replied ofthose who would- ask ?4 Ah his due, dtvil the we the his devil give due,

painted,

remonstrances him

to

give

It's

s-or.

a

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it

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goodness

I sir, Really, "Voice (from bead tell the gentleman "

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conscience

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saying

immense

ducks

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sigh a

of

relief,

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I

tation

and

beard

out.

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eminent what school,

is

condensed

to form

but

useful,

very

about

as

labourer

had

atmospheric

the

been

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<Texas

days, demand

pill's

they

are

to-day such

with

startling him to w'as

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nerves,

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put

bright

confounded

rain," >

to

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is

I

knew

drugs.

has

be grown may in England alone

that

say

thousand

(two

consumed

every

year.

made

million) In early hand, as the

slowly by small. comparatively with produced infinitely by machines especially and with purpose, greater were

iu

tJio

or

proportions

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pill,

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me

greater contrived accuracy,

various

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be better

tlian

shoot

that

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you

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aud

or

these

And

ill-health and power,

combiucd

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exist

it

is

:

J

frail

for the most smallest child

to

weak-

woman,

I

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Briglit's

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other

severe complaints,have been cured. tion, W omen gone nearly crazy of From iagouy neuralgia,

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I

name

the

genuine the

white in the

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above,

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without

a

label, bottle stuff

made

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a

acts

the

same

day.

system

'at'

and

pain miser the

on

time

"Without

other any Neither

pill

name

They

quality. brain, the bowels

They

the

remove

correct to

llic

regularity. the slightest

one

the

liver with

act never

gripe of

sickness

the

unpleasant feeling do they induce fur-

ther

as all other constipation, nearly further aud do. As a crowning Mother Pills arc covered Seigel's aud harmless tasteless coaling which

pills merit

green Soule's

imitate

of

thus

with

a

causes

pearls,1

rendering

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