The Record Newspaper - 17 July 1890

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THE

Jubilee

HARVEST

"

of the

OP

CENTURY.

(Continued.) Forty-five

Newman as

"not,"

since have goDe the State religion—

years abjured he wrote

to

from

disappointment I think because thfi

fjArfinliit

or

the

a

"not but

friend,

impatience, Church of

P,hnr/»H

Rome

nnra

a

nnfr.

not

the Catholic because Church, communion with Rome, and be I feel that I could not honestly

in

cause

be

teacher

a

have last

in

did

eternal the

motion;

clear

be

to

of

river

pure

crystal, from proceeding the throne." Of that memorable con version we said at the time, in our issue of October "Our 1845 readers 25, will us a few naturally expect from words on the subject of Mr. Newman's but we confess we find great conversion, life,

difficulties

in

Bimple, that sive,

so

personal we

what

or

that expectation. wide and yet and yet so diffu

fulfilling so is

subject

to

so

know what to say hardly avoid This saying. great been looked for anxiously It has been prayed for ; it

event has and long. has been written for it been has wished it has been dreaded; ; it has at come So far as a length remote observer can at presume, imperfectly to best, the Angli judge of character,

the

in

official

But

position.

even

his

and great position his prudence, connections, his remarkable aptitude with

quaintance

intellect

trating least

to

lately

be

found,

her children. We Mr. Newman warmly

among

gratulate with the

con

and

most

his

devoted affection on conversion,, and our readers on their share in the fortunate event. God knows it fills us with a joy we cannot and adequately express, with expecta tions we sufficiently sanguine, think,

bappy

though

not

6f

better

as those among ourselves. and May God prosper him every way from the first to hour of his baptism the last hour of his the breath may to use him Almighty unre deign in' noblest the service this mittingly can world witness." The news, thus announced v.ith no among Catholics indecent was received with triumph, " I told so" you by the Evangelicals, and with dismay by the Tractarians. " Ah, that is a sad place," said Keble, some

quite

so

,

sanguine

hopers

years

a afterwards, pointing spot near to the at parsonage Hursley— "that is connected with the most pain ful event of my life. It was there that for I knew certain that J. H. N. had

left

One day

us.

I retft&ved

his

I

handwriting. and contained, all

me

pit,

been

then,

that

felt

Indeed

parting the half

had

their

man

in it

day, away

:

ment

in

got

in

myself to read the forcing I found that my had forebodings true too it was the announce that he was How Pusey gone."

letter,

.

I

last

carried the

through

At and

it.

I

letter

a

of what it it about with afraid to open to that chalk

sure

felt

is

well

parsonages that gravel pit and agony by it ;

their

bowed

to

their

like

Philistinism

Within

sling,

in

and

a

buried

some

Davids

young

and

day,

and brightest hopes; the earth, picked

for

pebbles armed

known. of England

equally

and

up

went

out

to

slay

religion.

month of Newman's seces " that of his acolyte" The 16th Faber. of Novem was ber, 1845, the last in Sunday which he officiated in his church at Elton— that church in which ho had almost torn out his heart to offer to it bis Redeemer, that he might know the a

sion came Frederick

Divine

and work the Divine will. way At that Evensong day the rustics, whom he had tempted to church by cricket in the rectory grounds between had a still the services, greater surprise. The brilliant in broken young Rector, told them that tones, the doctrines he had taught them, were not those

though true, of the Church of England, and he must where consequently go " was to be found. Then," says

that truth his friend

and

fellow-

John E. Bowden descended the pulpit —

"

convert, then lie stairs,

National Library of Australia

Father hastily

threw

off

to

dear

a

with

up

a

scattered

Mr.

Mr.

Manning,

Manning

Father hand

that

Wilberforce, stone, bad drawn the continuance after

ministry

was, in of belief in Thirteen names

his

on

denial,

the

to

thirteen

the

their

Bpace,

Anglican

manifesto

abandonment tho Articles." These R. I. Wilberforce

of

of

one

"

Manning Xavier

:

by

of

the

And

this

tragedy

of

Elton, within

His

for

me

given

Son's

his he

next

of

scores

three

such

years

saw

into

in

coverer

the ;

of less than splendid record, twenty in a whole library years of Catholic life, of spiritual and on London writings; ho has left a greater mark, in his way, than we can think of as made by any To him, other man the Oratory. as —

of the Community, Father though Newman ranks as its technical founder to which he him, and to the influence and which bad over others, they again —

is due the existence transmitted, directly of that great of the centre life religious of London. Others amongst the con scattered verts are over London and

England.

The

salt

of

the

earth

Sir

that marble

Barff

Wells

Bliss

the

searches

the

at

is

bar

If

from

Caird the

rent

New came

a

a

others

solicitor

before

Mr. priest; and writes on

advises

teach

Aymer

;

he

holdings

of

averaging

£6

to

the

Caird

Consuls

be

Yallance

get

a

to

footing

cess.

incomes

on

Opulent not

the

have

cleric,

the road once,

larger

to

coverable

English ment.

they

than

now

those

live

'

Sir

matters

" are proclaims, the substantial

and

James to be long

sufficient

accuracy

holdings

is

by anybody, Government, of

irre

practically

whether or

landlord,

Holdings

an

Irish

Govern

average

to believe that the full effect of existing shrinkage of values has not and we have no yet been experienced, values nod certainty whatever that will fall In that lower still. case all tbej the weaker men among

the

suc on

of arti-

of

Times leader,

reason

to

failed

first

rental of £6 offer ho margin to meet such a fall of valueB as has already occurred, and as is very to be yet more likely felt. The market has fallen severely and is still have We no falling.

chosen

secular

for

530,000

of conscience. Others by these exiles of them, with that which is ineptitude no a of shame, but rather sign pre destination,

its

even were figures they not borne out by the facts unhappily too patent to all the world. These are figures afford food for reflection. ing much It is not too much to say the that rental of the

—

careers

the

letter,

of his

;

tho

it

warranty

Mr.

in

of

pros

from 50,000 from tenants

agricultural

experience,"

inspectors no better

illustrations

the

on

many

universally recognised." " His extensive knowledge

and parts foreign of schools, and these have model than Mr. Scott a convert before he Nasmyth Stokes took Anglican orders. These are a few and cases which names come to mind

as

three

in date, " authority

the on

of

How better

give for and a-half

capitalist

collected land poor each ?"

same

declared

for

with

be

Commenting of

any

sane

rental

nominal

disappeared. would price

loss.

even

purchase, would any

a

;

at

it

economical

any

present

certain

millions,

Mr. decoration; " himself as disguised Arthur and Mr. Walford as an Sketchley," Editor of Peerages. Others have be others

Condition

Tenant.

Ireland

of

be

of

Rose

come

not of Mr.

prices of agricultural I should fear that by the large body of

the

purchase

pects, a

in

—

of

Irish

present continue, the land held

years'

British Government Mr. Marshall ; and Dr. Maziere Brady and Mr. Little all on have done journalism our Btaff; Mr. Bedford, Mr. Ornsby, Mr. Hunnyaud scores became

us

loss

the

on

the

farmers has for

poor

the

bun,

let

—

Lord

"

Mr.

;

of Rome

archives

we

sorrow,

Catho The Church

the

by

—

produce

and a great dis ; Mr. Freeman Kelke crams

capacity Mr. ;

and

Caird, who had been asked to on Iddesleigh report a addressed agricultural depression, from which letter, the is an following to the Times of Saturday, abstract, March 20, 1886

an

became

names

of the

poorer it

whose

men,

pain

:

have been

James

Sir

so,

at

is

James

by

loaf

life

the

own

'to

of

for

thinking

that

a

the

wrote

feeling, this

branch Roman.

our

for

when

as

respected

without

others

,

almost

Mr. and Wilberforce, Allies, Mi. Stuart Bathurst. We lament the seces sion of men who were once the salt of our communion." To be Continued.

—

new

half

priest.

H.

therefore

be

for

and

;

ere

learn

England

hesitate

A

a

Protestant

a

some

given good

much

write deserted

be

quarries Mr. Gresham

;

the

fifties

first

To

was

to and

Church

of

prob

if

their

congrega Sometimes it

mocked,

some

with , readers will

secretly,

gone toilsomely beginning they might age when and of reward. rest of chemistry, professor

them and 1851 saw by scores and every year since has had its What have been the resultB the of England The two knows. Curdinals are converts. Faber has his

oyer

In

have

1850

again share. Church

lic

who which

but,

;

was

mourned.

Our

have

or from rich the reason required these ex-clergymen and trades professions

shall

why.

of

tens

workhouse

there

Catholics

was

renunciations; units and

the

to

way went

with of

their

funeral

cannot

must

no

over" members

Penzance, and then, a devoted Catholic

grieved familiar

of

Matrimony,

—

enacted, in literally seven several years, of the Anglican rectories of hundreds The 1845 and 1846 yearp England. saw

most.

street,

including

went

instance,

back

changes it married convert

Margaretharvest,

a

Guardian

Lord. at West

and

Saints,

were

that

life-time,

"

back he now in of the street aud is ranked ratber as a swell brother priests— perhaps a Canon.

bis

ones

—

large Garside,

in

public

the

at the incongruities smile he sits home in the at

must

when

one

among No fewer

Church by man Newman London the

Catholic the year In 1851.

"

decently

with two, and feed the children that remained. One such the fragments is to have found clergyman reported

the But

Oxford,

exactly Palace

wonders

the

and

scolded,

right-

human equiva and AddiDgton

a

naming

Some of these left their quietly, livings and dropped at once out of the world's ken. Over others a keen controversy Some were some raged. abuBed,

feed

sake."

of

Lavingtou,

of House

and sorrows doubles halves joys most men, had other arithmetical lems for him how to make

its

for

has

not

suffered

English whom Anglicans, lay and clerical, ? what said he of himself V I lamented, said he, " as if I had no desire feel," in what God but to persevere unfulfilled, he

tbc

these chops the have been

about

Church."

House

In

and

been

a

;

Lambeth

for

habits,

seven

broken-hearted He might have

his

as

curate

Drummond so, of St. Anselm's

Archbishop's

parlour

were Manning, Wilber Henry Dodsworth, Cavendish, Badeley, force, when and Hope Scott. Mr. Gladstone, be beard that Manning and Hope- Scott had really gone, said he felt as if he had his two eyes. lost Bishop Selwyn was

apostolically

is

life

translated, words into deeds, when the Church remained dumb under

"

Solitary minster,

them

a

effect,

Ransom,

so

refilled.

in

do

to

year of All

for

land,

with the of girls, Park, bright glances with of boys, and alive the laughter and that fellowship were This fat living and be who given up ; relinquishsd

given

baptismal were ap and seven of ; a brief within

part,

regeneration.

pended

up of what

keeper

in

lent

brother-in-law, aided by Mr. Glad a manifesto against Mr. Gorham in his

Henry

and

emptied

soon

clergy. the ex-parson returned to as a the scene of his former priest and reconciled parsonic labours, many a laggard to the Church. Canon Short-

the leading spirit too, of the and so the Secretary Society; Mi. Poor School Allies. Committee, not much from there was a True, of view, even in these worldly point the Anglican to posts and tasks, tempt his to parson relinquish place and his income. He and a com gave up ease to be a door-keeper, but a door petence

this",

has

Mr.

founder

©f

in

man

happened

;

the

Lady

Fletcher, Lister

Philip man,

is

so

;

is

fortu

all

;

;

Secretary convert bo ; of the Truth Society of Onr of the Guild

we

derivation

one

chaplains, with tions

a

a

Archdeacon

heart." his

great with

;

Oates

similar

a

into

sisterhoods

record

same

noisy

Cavendish, VerneyBrowue-Cave, Nichols, Biddleston, Gresham Hunnybun, Wells, and Orby In Shipley. many cases, Anglican

end so was convert, so Mr. is Wasbbonrne. of the Catholic Union is is one of the secretaries

was

The

England

over

have

firms lishing Mr. Burns

influence,

by her ministers world's goods

the

almost The uuder

thns

population. these chosen

of

seven

yielded Oakeley,

;

;

we see those aud occupied in nate this and far more,

world

ecclesiastical

down

received

and the Church

good

may Dublin Review reached a its zenith convert, Dr. W. G. Month and Merry England Ward the no have, so far as we remember, known The as Editors. Catholic others pub

the peculiar the noblest suited to exactly

position of widely-extended future the splendid ;

and

behind.

the

editorship be made.

of

A

in

But

Bombay. filled,

—

forms

minds

remain

of be

than

after

—

more

manufacturing

a

Christie,

Porter

of,

who fled. Some and some districts, than others. St.

indeed,

Bent

were.

Ornsby,

only have these men manned us. From down to Ranken of Lucas Editor every this a convert the record paper was broken by the present being occupant of tbeir chair. Of the subpaper's

favour of of ulti and the almost men, certainty bis views as out mately carrying adherence of troops bishop ; tho devoted as of friends an abode as fair any of

others, new

names

the the great, man has made for truth. He has

talents,

;

out

own

he, with all his important

most

and

wards Archbishop our columns might

on

is

Oakeley, Akers,

age

difficulty

those

affected

an

at for was Saviour's, Leeds, instance, under started Dr. Pusey's direct aus pices to show that High- Churchism was a really workable and the pick religion ; of Oxford's zealous men in orders young

Coleridge, MacStevenson,

Bridgett,

Not

were

uo

to

churches,

preachers

;

had

successors

Anderdon,

We

if

Barnet

at

Maskell, Richards,

Morris,

the

Catholics

PatronB

St.

Garside,

Rivington, mullen, Tickell,

eloquence, for and ac

as

which of

temptation mould. his

that

up all ambition

lofty

at

Mgr.

Father Kirk at Father Bampfield and teachers like

our readers on congratulate this of one accession of the important minds of the Anglican Estab leading we shall hardly have done our lishment, as journalists or do not Bay something heroic sacrifice this tho sake of Catholic

Amycla,

Ethelreda's, the among Jesuits, Pro- Cathedral, the St. Mary of the Angels',

Father

his

duty

;

at

Lockhart Purbrick Moore at

Father

thus

we

of beads

in silent zans, martyrs needs. The Anglican rectories of their folk were pious

they of

Coffin

of orders of communities and chief and superiors of such as Father chuches, priests large at the Sebastian Bowden Oratory.

j

his

affairs,

land

a

like

j

forbearance, his and his holiness, has at patience, last he could felt do nothing, that the and Church of England" is Protestant, it wili remain. Protestant But while

given

Establishment has been deprived of the largest mind and the most pene

!

:

;

can

i

" of 1851 Mr. April has really attempted Manning (we said) to work the Establishment upon Catho lic in a principles high and important

as

:

The

columns

of

water

;

permeated by the Holy Ghost. what wa may

Pentecost,

of presence later came years other boom call the great among of the half-century. conversions turn of it to our for the chronicle

at

merged the

at

fruitful they have made found barren bishops Patterson Soathwark, of Hexham Wilkinson ;

them."

Six

the

"

with

the Apostles the sensible

any longer." which the deed, of cannot efieot even now be measured. The ripples made in that baptismal font

Dominic

to

The next day saw into the Church him received by Bishop of Northampton, when Wareing, and, he felt himself, like he was confirmed,

Father

it

in

made

the vestry

mained

of

part

6urplice,

through

Tablet."

A

HALF

his

.

Golden

aud

hiB way quickly the rectory. For a few moments the re congregation mained in blank and then, astonishment, while the majority turned homeslowly some followed him to the rectory wards, to and implored him his reconsider decision. He might preach whatever and they doctrine he pleased, they said, would never if question it, ouly he re

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"such

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that

as

feelings live

can

depreciation."

the

in

"hard-working Irish

Australasia.

" " "

I

say

and

now.,-

I

is Ireland, tractable." breast "my "

ashamed I regard

not

ain

to

say it at all, that much, as the Irish and deep people of America, vast which "and as is the the debt " people of this country owe, and which " brethren cause the Irish owes, to their "in

this

on

given I

and

believe

that the

in

generous

"

people Dillon Mr. of the' Irish

they

to

has

arc

This

America."

of

fully

as

cause

would "them "

as

of his

say impression and he of Australia, Those who listened say no more. to read the account, of his mission Southern have been SeaB must the conviction that another with

could to or the thrilled

.

lead

have since

his,

the

from

message

than Up to the received as more,

words, it

—

cheering present result a

.

exiles

far-away is

Irish

this

week

total

far

bear

come,

is

as

,

it

at

a

out

;

;

its

and

children and thirty

land who

who but substance

again, their

evil

the

are

ago, native to

ready

as

the

blocked

broad

of

streets

men

who

of

the

miners

away who

Queensland, miles

forty

"

reach

to

ten

the

in

the of

of

population subscribed

£207

to

Old

help

the

extraordinary aud sympathy and his of it is

presence

meaning

account. .bank their whatever the sacrifice to in

faith jtB

The! sentiments survived (have the wrench and the

pressure the thoughts, woyeu

not

coutained

These immediate the faith

life

into

i"

uprooting of now

;

contest a

the

new

very

of

of The

the its

here from

It

own.

the

well

as

people,

will

as

in

help have

surely decision

final

at

the

that

banquet

appeal his own

with

our

cannot Balfour the opinion of in Great Britain of more is that true

Mr.

to

hope

any

of but

countrymen

Much support. in his fellow-Britons and Canada. Zealand, for

New

Australia,

Anglican

not

years,

ideals were

the

Tribute

Bishop's

to

Education.

a

not exiles

first to the state bishop, referring tho union, and ment that and religions secular instruction at the public expense "Now I must was and impossible, —

very an

humbly impossibility

question thers

that. is

no

.

.

we

!

!

God helping

Our

Zealand.

have

set

example.

grand

Iff

reason

it

us

a

very

protested they secular education 6cbools and gathered ;

in

settlement the Post

the

of'

men

are

will

strike

Australians

made

continued

165

in

runs

Tbe

innings. to-day.

match

dismissed and, failing on that date.

is

that,

to

they

four thous night, for the Cainhenyell, of discussing the preseut state and the duriug proceedings last

midnight,

met

postmen

purpose of affairs,

at

were made that complaints number of non-union men were of the Central ed in the vuults

a

large conceal

in Office, that any emergency might arise. It was ultimately agreed by the that the in meeting employees every should abstain office from work until all readiness

a

for

the

non-unionists

the

Postal

dismissed

were

from

Service.

and they for those schools paid them without a and'supported farthing of Government I say they grant. deserve the blessing of God on their work. I am thaukful to (Cheers.) know that there are in Church schools this diocese which is one iu this city

of the The Secretary Postal Union advises that the non-unionists should not be hurt, but carried from the gently and deposited outside oil to premises the public The sorters thorough-fares.

well

th

them,

have Mr.

;

must

supported this lay

grow

rapidly.

soon

as

bottle,

them

it

in

Lord

For

laity.

we

to our childreu heart, as here; they talk politics feedingthey have dropped their and if we are to do anything wiih is not out of the them by getting

streets

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attack

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Jntci'colonial

:

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whou they them up

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London, July 10. have decided not postmen before July 21, if the non-union

At

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;

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why

Englishmen

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(Applause.) did Dot believe but they built

the

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The

Catholic aud noble

Roman

some

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proceeding

us,

a

of

their

their

that

delivery, time non-union

for

Officials.

Well

impossibility.

fight,

claims

Yesterday j

dif

told

are

i-

having general

(Ap

?

vanquish.it

been

the PostmasterHon. Cecil Raikes) to the remove non

Rt; (the promised men pending

General, union

i

postal

has

j

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vanquished. Canada, "in

However,

while constables, of the mounted

new

new

in

j

and good. and we may get our way iu time, or a bit of it. wiih But meantime shall we be content ? God, forbid. I am afraid we protests have been too ready to do this, although I speak with au knowledge of imperfect an

will

station

the Julius, newly appointed of Chirstchurch N.Z. has been ad bishop his flock dressing lately. Coming to of religion the subject in the education,

prove

of heart-ties, and

of

is

Dr.

success.

of

it

all

it

ever-growing

tire

could

if

of

profit

sympathy

Catholic

undying

They

new

land, soul

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in

now

of

details

are

we .cannot, 1

plause'.) it; is

all

Premier.

An

the

object,

cares

from

his

in

of nationhood the oblivion

surprise,

in of helping opportunity of their own the regeneration country. and prido When with gratitude viewing mission we the results of the Australian must not that to them also is due forget for the our having taught gratitude of them of Australia, as some people was as that the title of Irish Rebel did, as. Australian noble and honouring-

subscriptions, —

no

that Ireland

which evoked.

Irish nationality. and forseBhadow

truth

new

words

is

the the against tyranny, of the yonngest, most energetic, opinion and most of the British com promising Mr. Leamy boasted monwealths as well:

outburst

|

as

to therefore, find who have watched the statesmen who have their and <the work people the their efforts condemning by profited of that excluded system government

It

appeal

—

feeling

can

they

Scotchmen

on

with an Irish of generous New Zealand, less than one-fourth that of population than of less the population Dublin, which sent of all Cork, £5,300 and he culled but a few examples these,of

that

aud

from our influence

station,

hundred

eau

into

come

three

themselves,

Englishmen

Irishmen

and

shillings my £2 to and subscribed from of the little town with the

"paid "meeting, £5 apiece

men

statesmen

or

thirty

railway to

the

meeting: north of'

far

tramped a

in

that but

only

govern

them

streets

of led

general who

in

govern well.

beat

of

uot.

proved

tells

to ;

the

intelligence,

if

Sydney

greeting outpouring of ambassador Old Ireland iDto the crowds who svyelled from the place of Melbourne their.,

-

evil and crushed people by the fatal ascendencies at home, and doomed. to be the slaves if they remained. They have

still

—

that

fools

brethren

early

assertiug in form

—

to

lives. Mr. Dillon their, blighting that made the heart in words of these of the earnestness quicker of the thousands in the old cause

are

New

all

by:

the

on

that in

of The

son

and

"

spend a

Australian fact

those liberties using " from the taken were very the body of the Home class who formthe loyal not from Rule party North,' the not from the class that possesses from the of hut monopoly

and land

and themselves and liberties rights alien misrule was

her of

vindicate

years their

s<?3

government

admitted

an

then way Irishmen

the

Ire

left

is

the Lalor, tithe-war.

own

our

material

who

men

forty to

hope

never

of

—

their

of

—

marking ruin, aspect is not the most encouraging. and it are the Behind prayers of of Irishmen thousands aspirations are

It

have written of the colonies

Peter

to

for

!

is

it.

have

parade

of the been stopped to the ejection owing has been resumed, men, which

,

mostly

is

to

Later.

for

sects,

of a strike is occurring the 350 Grenadier Guards eoufined the Barracks to

work

The

J

invanquished Ireland, School Board, and by the London 'We in New Zealand such a pack of

are

We

they share

their

.There. cau.be which,

ficulty

history and "the liberties of Australia, of Australia the the constitution "ing " taken a leading have absolutely Irish " who The man forced by position." of a constitu the concession his bravery struck who the only tion to Victoria, hud to be struck for ever blow that Irishman was an Australian liberty,

prepared be "It Avould struggle. it correct to say that represents lti we can an income on which depend as arc loyal "long as the people of Ireland tto of Ireland." And the cause splendid it is to and courage-giving as as it is, those whom the backers of the landlords spend, far move

bad enough, mooushine.

govern

form not one-fourth of Australasia, but

who

"

least

is

"

those

"

splendid but, declares of the

measure

Australia

which in the

wealth

all

for

capacity

its

They

liberty.

columns

expectations Mr. Dillon

is,

not

is

all

at

is our

This

out.

him

exceeds

splendid that it

there and

and

race

conflict

th'e

As

(Applause.) of: the 'Christian but the difficulty

theff

j

I,

?'

for

redress

a

On the union Wednesday morning the non-union postmen forcibly ejected men in the employed parcels post department.

colony time, your and secular.

compulsory,

free,,

and

over,

were who for refusing released.

this

in lengths the same At

not.

religion

not

are

affection

population more than have contributed the work of Australian to foundation of and to the

of his to appeal from New Sonth

that to

more

unsullied. and loyalty

the

;

calcnlate

now

4

of our Mr. causes gratitude. of Irish-Australia description to. and IrishAnstralians goes prove under the Southern brethren that our n ore Cross have given one proof to the of the world of the genius and ability ment.

Australia; £10,517 £720 Wales,; £10,326 from Victoria £414 from South from .Australia ; from Tasmania £5,572 Queensland Mr. and £5,335 from New Zealand.

Deasy £3,000

cut

an

Reeves, or any other say the gentleman, the I business of the State is education, withto ask.. begin What is education

the only Dillon's

inspiring. has been

£32,888

and

right Their

who Dillon's

Mr.

impos

an

was

obtain

to

grievances. All danger

,

home, and to those

welcome

do that make We

or people their race."

of

is

efforts

—

—

been conuected for one, having have no wish with education in London, to see, the old denominational system introduced into I think these colonies ; we are better without it.. (Applause.) for I hear Mi, all when But, that,-

Now,

.

people

of the Irish and the nation strong stay at the ends of cause has upsprung Irish Not without the realm of the earth. not its but within it, among England its is the builders, enemies but among To those new resource to be found. in the who assembled Ancient Concert bid Mr. week to Rooms on Thursday

Dillon

pain

ashamed

it

there

such

to

hope system is

sympathy them warning to

run

—I

and

necessary, of nothing

think these

whether

—

ever.

it-

question

out

ever

at this hour we can think promise will be the that obeyed. injunction would discard No a country loyalty wc have affection of and an which, Ireland will hero the witivss; and the them to her cement by keeping have rallied to which upr flag they

the what

is

The

were

if warning or "nothing

sum,

seen

and indesI had in feeling home I. came when I would take the first. of of telling the people

"

If

for

try

we

it secular system in this world, of Victoria; the aud I can see there. of re-action signs and tendency What form that may take (Applause.) I cannot but I do belieye that the tell, asham Secular is strong becoming party ed of itself, time it was. and it's about I do not think you have (Applause.)

years

not

and

that

is

distant for

go but.

I do

leaBt

and

immortal

"

opportunity " what Ireland support had abroad and "they

have

are

they

not —

sibility.

and

rough

at

—

'

"

"

their

m

the

resources.

"

"

to proportion people of Australia occassion a larger

America,

"

that

"was

"

cause

these have

as.

which

Mr. evoke which

in

men

such'

"regions " during

.

yir

the of

—

hearts

should

we

.(laughter)

can

.

two-

apart

liable,

difficulties,

political

other

of Irish naturetheir part which the sentiment, inspires not "I be beaten. say," declares " which can that the cause Dillon, cause

.

obviously

the

The

and

.

and

,

bad debt. rental is

a

,

all

are

as

total

-

ah initio

worthless thirds

off

the

.of

.

one-third

-

Thus

.

have to be written

will

their i

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McGuinness Miss Farrelly Mrs. Connor Miss O'Neill Reilly Mrs. Boladeras Mr. W. Barron C. Taguer MrB. Lowe Mr. McGuinness Mr. Regan Mrs.

his in making known to much pleasure Patrons, he has secured Public in that the the also general, of a well-known MELBOURNE services for his CUTTER (Mr, Williamson,)

HAS

0 0

0

,,

Pacific

a

laying

London

from

Adelaide

the

of

point

is mishap present argu over-whelming

favour letter

a

the

at

time

probably

The

regarded

In

is

Singapore,

and

break which

of the

Recorder,

steamer

interruption. ment cable.

in

will occur days between Europe

at

is

-

P.O. Bird Friend Mr. P. Madden

o'clock yesterday the two cables

communication in consequence Australia down.

1

Oriol

A

morning (Adelaide time) and Port connecting Banjoewangie and that between Banjoewan Darwin and Roebuck Bay broke down, the gie dis cause volcanic being probable a It is reported turbances. delay of three

Hannan

Friend Mr. J. Reilly W. Master Moll Mr. B. Smith A

J.

0

5 3

Hogan

Mrs.

19s.

Adelaide, at

Precisely

Everston

Mrs.

0

HEARMAN

G.

W.

d

0

„

£12

Brokens,

;

£6

1

Leary Brady T.

,s

10

Kelly A. Fouchard Mrs. Fouchard Miss V. Fouchard

„

charged. 14's are

Horgan

P.

„

„

at

are

10

„

Geelong footballers the South played resulted match, which

the

J.

„

here,

in a each

Mr.

district,

the

Saturday are

Adelaides in

resigned. the Victoria of the colony.

represents south-east

On who

Mr.

Howe,

Mr.

2

„

July 10. has been appointed Mr. J. J. Osman Commissioner of Crown Lands, in the of

Vicar-General

Mr.

Adelaide,

place Osman in the

The

Mrs.

recently

at Orange, Blayney, and other places.

Bombala

Perth.

„

hlnr.k.

Heavy

:

.

earth

Yesterday

line.

thousand caused

of

TAILORING!

to the NATIVE ac thankfully

—

£ on

DEPARTMENT.

NEW

,

fall

one

native

10.

July occurring

are

of

missions.

knowledged

Sydney,

aid

in

Collection

.

syndicate to transfer the Mount Queensland shares to cate next October.

—

arranged to Morgan Goldmine has

The Gibbs

CHIPPER,

Perth.

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WHOLESALE WINE

MERCHANT IMPORTER.

AND

and

Rooms Cliff Stree, Fremantle. Bonded Warehouses: Essex Street. Offices

Sale

WINE,

Australian

Assurance

Bench

CARPENTER'S Claw Hammers mers; smith's

FREMANTLE,

CONIGNEES

WESTERN

IN

AUSTRALIA

Wm.

Younger

Beers,

Bulk

(Limited)

in

and Co.'s and Bottle,

JOHN

Newcastle,

Charles, and

Garden

Lincoln

FREMANTLE.— Mary,

Hill,

Tuckfield,

Packenham,

Hampton

Leah,

Hampton

Also,

Streets.

and

We

invite

the

Preston Rond, BeaconsPinClaremont, BusseltOD, and Derby.

field,

jarrah,

attention

Bpeeial to

our

of

splendidly

WINES, BEERS, SPIRITS, TINNED MEATS, FRUITS

STORES,

Hotelkeepers, assorted

Cordials.

in

£30

;

TERMS

ON

and

COMPANY

and

to

Pearlers

Howick

EQUITABLE BRANCH

:

ST.

Town

GEORGE'

of

to

conducted in

inexpensively

New.

town

Business

LIFE For

Street,

"convent

Jan.

Perth,

OF

in for

the' Year

31st

Fee,

Children

over

per

More

£4. "0

10

under

T.

to

quarter,

&c.,

Chief

Medical

Hard

8 guineas

years,

December,

WHEELWRIGHT MB

Times.

the

Soule'a

American

always at good times

a

simple,

Hop

as

STOREKEEPER

and

lletall. Perth.

Street

over

OFt

SOCIETY and

SOCIETY, ORGANISA

L

1888,

transacted

ct-%,

£31,250,000.

over

in

one

by

year

i

any

19=

%".W

(+>

MURRAY-STREET,

pure Bitters

foolish doctors medi-

put remedy, ;

and cost, you trifling and have good health.

that

Is

prepared

of the

All

Eastern

Carriages

to

make all Colonies

kinds at

guaranteed

less

for

UNDERTAKER,

promptly

in first-class

executed

AND

SHAREBROKERS eqijal can

to

those

PRODUCE

be imported.

SALESMEN.

CONSIGNMENTS received

Repairs

CO.

AUCTIONEERS, ACCOUNTANTS, VALUATORS, AND STATION STOCK AGENTS, MINING

PERTH,

of CARRIAGES cost than they twelve months.

&

AN

PERTH

style.

RAILWAY

at

STATION

cures

will "

your Dr.

;

M 'KERN

JJUGH

builder,

coach

way, especially stop habit of employing expensive quack so much of the vile or humbug using does you cin'e that only harm, but that

SC0LLARD,

Officer.

COTTRELL,

L.

2 guineas.

and

in

Perth

Street,

1889.

will much so on you spending stop rich food and fine clothes, style, buy good, and better food, cheaper clothing healthy real and substantial of life tret more things

trust

GREEN, Ironmonger,

etc. 2,

3f

every

par

CASH.

Wholesale

MANAGER.

quarter. No

;

a

'

ASSURANCE and STRONGEST

ever

to

numerous

GENERAL

JOSEPH,

For children, 5 guineas per

Entrance

too

World. ended

Chain

school.

ST.

yearr, be paid in advance. Music and sieging, .

Jack

Rope, &c. ; and IRON USEFUL

.

TERMS

Brass

of

variety

GERALDTON. —

;

REILLY,

boarding

SISTERS

Dinner Bells Tea Climax Patent ;

;

Springs

'IHPORTn

W. H. BESSELL-BROWNE.

and

Builder, ie-

kind

BUSINESS LARGEST in the World. SOCIETY all particulars apply to

and

building

its

;

Chairman,

ASSURANCE

LIFE

THE

FUNERAL

expeditiously or country.

PHILIP Mack

of

business.

cai-pentering Funerals

Bells

JOHN

on

IN

.

ticularise.

U.S.

of Accumulated Funds the excess (namely, PREMIUM INCOME, in the AMOUNT NEW the FORCE, in ANNUAL BUSINESS,

SURPLUS Liabilities)

TION friends

numerous

and to his

FURNISHING,

Call Door

Howick

&c.

OTHER EVERY EXCEEDS LARGEST ag the may be regarded

the undersigned begs he is about to add

UNDERTAKING

Manager.

—

M.L.C.,

LIFE

REFORM.

:

W. W.

EQUITABLE

the request and others, announce that

;

MONGERY

S-TERRACE.

Alisx.

INSURANCE

AT

R S

Esq., F.R.G.S., Forrest, Esq. Sandover, Silas Esq., M.L.C., Pearse, Edward Scott, Esq., M.R.C.S.,

Hall

IN

FUNERAL

;

great

ASSURANCE

C TO

DIRE

BOWRA, the

Knobs;

;

AND

PERTH

;

Draw Brass

for &c. Brass Bolts Tents, Eyelets 'from Back Pullies Sash Fasteners, ; 9d. Sash Knobs Sash 4s. doz ; Lifts Sash Fanlight Centres; ; Brass Cas Table Catches Catches; ;

;

THE

Hooks

Hinges;

Cash

OF

SOCIETY

to order

opposite

Street,

Handles;

and Iron Hinges Galvanized Chain,

(Limited.)

LIFE

Cornice

Cleat

;

Iron Butt Drawer

Murray

more

Hooks,. Hat and

;

Brass

Hooks

Lamp

;

and

the

taken.

JOHN

Curtain

and

Plate

;

Catches

LEVI

hand. made

Iron

;

Stair and

;

;

ditto; Turns and

Hooks

—

Picture

Pins Rods

Pictures

TERMS,

Mr. adjoining extensive premises nearly Chemist t>l&e Opposite Shop, Hytnus's of where he solicits a share Town Kali, patronage. and GOLD and WATCHES SILVER of every JEWELLERY description always

Wedding Rings Time payments

for

:

Mantle

Show Rods and Dresser Hooks

or

for

Customers

his numerous to inform he has Removed

that BEGS

on

Rings

WATCH &c.,

Brass

;

DIAMOND,

J.

and

Horse in

:

FREMANTLE.

ARTHUR

BOWRA,

CLOCK, CHRONOMETER, MAKER, JEWELLER,

Screw

tors

PACKENHAM-STREET,

APPLICATION.

JOHN

&

;

Iron

Window Screw

;

;

Air

Nuts,

Picture

;

;

HORSE

Carpet

or

Eyes

Fittings

Pullies Brass

Storekeepers, Stock of

also

;

Drugget and

Bells

TOLLEY

.

Pole' Brackets'; Pole Rod Pole Rings Ends ; Screw Piano Sconces ; Brass

NOTE.— sale

;

Cupboard

&C.j on Allotments Building from £21; Perth, Fremantle, £10. Claremont,

Galvanized

;

and or Fancy Chair Plain and Fancy

Rings

CORDIALS, LIQUEURS, BITTERS, AND VEGETABLES, OILMEN'S CIGARS, HOTEL GLASSWARE,

TOBACCO,

;

Nails

Coat and

sizes

Brackets;

Quality

& Son,

Road. Richmond,

Extra

Reims,

Dry Champagne, Melbourne, Gippsluud Hop Bitters Van A.V.H. Huytema & Co., Rotterdam, Geneva. Cbas. Loche & Co., Rheims, Rougemont Champagnes.

Streets.

Swanbourne, John, Ellen,

South,

Geo. Gonlet, Thos. Trood

Plain Nails Rods

"

Dyer, Douro,

George,

all

,

& Co., Melbourne, Billiard Tables, &c. and Geo. Trait, Wui. Oporto Port Wines, John Walker and Sons, Ltd. Kilmarnock, Old Highland" Whiskey, " Macben & Hudson, Liverpool, Beaver B'and" Guinness' Stout, Thos. Hardy & Sons, Ltd, No 1 Claret and other Wines. Adelaide, Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,

iu

Murray,

Whiskey,

Alcock

THEREON,

;

Ham

a Assortment Screws. Also, splendid of General Brassware Goods, viz

Glasgow,

FREEHOLD WITH PROPERTIES, BUILDINGS AND WITHOUT

PERTH.—

almost Whislues, Stout

"

sale

private

Meats,

"

f

for

'

and " Bobbie Burns" Stirling Bonding Co., "Gaelic" T. B. Hall & Co., Liverpool,." Boar's Head" Ale and Duke's Cameo" Cigarettes. Thistle Bieud" Slater, Rodger & Co., Ltd., Glasgow, J. & R. Tennent, Well Park Brewery,

MoCLEERY.

has

Edinburgh,

,

Oilman's Stores, Sugar, and Colonial Produce.

Teas,

ROLLERS

& Double; Single HAND MADE SHOES, Shoe Bolts a ad Nails; Bricks,

Wm. McEwan & Co Ltd, Fountain Brewery, Ceutral Cueensland Meat Export Co., Tinned

Sale.

on

Lath

;

Hammers American Shingling ; Axes, Tomahawks, &c., &c. ; 6-inch Rim Locks ; Cupboard Locks ; Till Locks with Chest Locks ; Night Latches, and a of Locks two keys ; variety AMERICAN PATENT SPRING BLIND

FOR Messrs.

;

Hammers

Miner's Hammers ;

Breaker's

;

Ham Black

mers;

ALBANY, ABELAIPE. MELBOPRHE& LONDON. SOLE

Hammers

Riveting

;

Hammers

Bricklayer's Hammers

Stone

AT

MARINE.

AND

LIFE,

HASONSALE-

WAREHOUSEMEN,

AND

Co.

ironmoger

MERCHANTS

PACKENHAM-STREET,

Agency, Australia

Alliance

BONDED

GREEN,

cash

GENERAL

SPIRIT,

AND

-

:

Free Goods Stores : Essex and Cliff Streets.

FIRE,

LEYI

SPIRIT

AND

West

CSO.

(LIMITED.)

.

MdCLEER.Y,

JOHN

see

Chron-

cie.

National Library of Australia

FUNERALS reasonable prices.

performed

on

the

shortest

notice,

and

at

"

SWAN"

AUCTION

SALEROOMS BARUACK-ST.

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SPECIAL TRAIN leave York will for on SUNDAY, 17th Beverley 9 a.m., at and return at 4p.m. August, Mass at The FOUNDA10-30 o'clock. at 11 '30 TION -STONE will be laid at half o'clock. The return journey

A .

it

as

majority, faction,

The

first

July,

-

15th

York,

MONEY-

H.

McKERNAN

June

Perth,

in

Apply, & CO., Barrack-St.

LeoIV

18—

FRI.

St.

Camillns

19

SAT.

St.

Symmachus

—

THUR.

VIII

—

TUES.

—

22

WED.

—

23

THUR.

—

24

St.

Lellis St.

C.

C.

Magdalen, penitent. B.

Appollinaris

St.

C.

Emilian

Vincent

of

M. C.

Paul

thing, of

Eije "

b'e

with

the

in

indefatigable

undaunted

spirit with good,

evil conquer the reward

prepared, ." of Christ

name

Hecorir.

ft.

—

your

purpose and iniquity

resist

deprive fluence rounded

and

,

to

try

having before your for those ivho combat Pius IX.

for

raumiAY On last a memorable Tuesday Government Gazette Extraordinary was issued. No effort of rhetoric could caused deepen the sensation

as

the

people, words which

to speak privileged have the force of deeds, in the nature of things, rarely, it the interest hope to parallel most

it

but can

of

most

whose

stitution.

a

they the

were

disappointment

themselves election will

lish

before buffeted

measure

legislature warfare

the

party

.

spirit

as

far

as

from apathy admirable for

or

the

poles indifference, its

patience

apart but and

the of the

3L o c

ft

the length of sus period and enforced is pense idleness over and the time for action has arrived. Tuesday's Proclamation our

proper self-government.

to

people in part

the It

National Library of Australia

take their work of announces

the

in

country.

d u b

(

in

country

&

en

z x a

revenue for the for the colony June 30th -amounted year ending and the £270,005, expenditure £194,133, showing a credit balance £75,872.

I.

half to to

of

of Crown Commissioner re Lands to from Perth, last Saturday, The result of his observations Yilgarn. has not yet been made public.

The

turned

been

to

performing

crowded

houses

and

The city. clairvoyancy Russell has excited much attention, little amusement.

port ,

Company

Butterfly

the

The usual quarterly Musical Union has

last

our

Toomey

claim

laid

the

being

we

of

discoverer

Goldfield. counter alone

announced to the

Mr.

T.. and

claim, the

belongs

Mr.

Friday

Perth

of

cables

in

of

the following A. Bulletin ern Australia make candidates for the

and

ana

tne

one

oy

At

MARKET

she

last

our

moves."

This

phrase as nearly

condition

present with

Mr.

distinction

M. of

Southern Cross R. in Risely puts asserts to him that

a

and its Railway Hampton Plains syndicate, Co.'s an having aggregate

no

the

has

news

been

received

of

their

re

covery. A

the

recently

the

Candyup

Melbourne that a rich to to

light

on

specimens parcel discovered on silver mine, has been forwarded estate, for

same

It

assay.

pocket the

from

has area.

rumoured been brought is

the

fortunate and

million, New

paid

up

a

Land

wake

of on

sisters,

To

no

change who

has

for

the

after

her

elder

the

road

to

make

and to

more

real

an

irresistible

usually writer

up

exhausted

week,

community than to commercial

the

his

because

something

the

the

acceptable

week,

conditions

for

in

person more

of

£9,

life

in

and, is

vain

a

for

new

his that

now

upon desire

time being pervading invites his

had

endeavour readers new

nearly so, in the to trample us

or

the

solemn

market friends

the

the man column

resources

the

is

to week order with dust

deeorum the

reports to fill

their

cattle

or

taken active

as

has

any

anxiety be of

has

Erasers take place

may

advanced

asked

being

AH

gUUU.

from

for

con

very it.

With tenaciously

clings

dulness. a over

been

in

advance

slight that

figure, the

good average,

a

at this sheep

Fat

,

now

not

WO

cake which

up,

show little

a

of

batteries at are -latest and reports, from the show on

'Change

usual

Fat

price,

be

may

demand

being,

price. and

steady,

are

done

at

good

business

late

quotations. Figs have had no notice lately, present stocks sufficient for the demand. being A healthier tone prevails among business of the men to City probably oiving the. awakened. large expectations recently And, consequence, is now increase transactions a

as

Aveeks

sale

good

of

parcel while

sorts

4s.

and The

fairly active, Roller flour has

lOd.

a

Byfleld's,

do.

stone

con

been

prices ruling. at £12 for had

sale

wanted. and Bran

small

£13

fetched at

is

neglected.

entirely both

has

Adelaide

local Avheat

For

of

lease

readily given accordingly.

market

produce

satisfactory had

fresh

a

fidence

5s.,

£10

10s. -is

Barley Pollard

are

and

are at buyers plentiful advances on late quotations. Butfer, slight has purchasers at Is. 6d. and ,priihe quality, 3d., cheese Is., pickled pork 7d., bacon ;ls. Is. no sale, potatoes £9 10s., 7d., eggs onions 12s. hides 8s. to from 6d., 15s., to size. according

scarce,

PROCLAMATION. A

Government

Gazette

was Extraordinary evening containing Proclamation the ExfolloAving by His Sir Malcolm Fraser, Adminstrator cellency of the Government Whereas Her has signified Her Majesty assent to The Electoral Act, 1889," and the

published

Tuesday

on

:

—

"

said

Act

is

in

now

force. in

with accordance the of the 4th section said of Electoral Act, all appointments Officers, and allRolls Electoral made under any and uoav no previous law, are cancelled, is entitled to have his name inserted person of his on Electoral any Register by reason in any Electoral Roll com name appearing law. any previous piled under And

Avhereas, of the provisions

whereas Act

Avere

the

by is

31st

provided

in

The

vided in order

section of that registers the said

after

at any may, into have come force, "The Constitution

And "

it

time

though

capital

prosperity.

become find of

further

solid three

the

shall

£600,000 and numerous exploring of some dittoes of pounds capital thousands of Fate each, in spite W.A., long despised she has as of necessity been, must move, in

to

regularly

Avithout

the

UV

scrip

vos "WW

and

rain,

big

a

re-

-fcVia.-f:

in

come.

all

OOMU.

siderably, this .exception

voters

possible. the

LVLK2

now, 6s.

unhappy all

come

of

can

gold

f.Vm/fc

to the according prospects, judging

day

any

accustomed about our

period will however,

as.

has

ago

improvement

no

has

This,

L'ttUICO

Aveeks

further

a

result,

And

ot about

honour.

was

as

:

ad substantial prices hardening the cables snapped. an advance on previous in the quarter London

these

these

of

duration

said

Government,

Responsible

has

irregularities

a

good doAvnpour

of anticipation at next cleaning

but

neat

represents

make

ensue.

U11U

canai-

REPORT.

hackneyed

What

that

wnicn

of

some

Commerce

feAv

a

fiTimicrhf;Q

was

one

Avill

—

:

of

time

to

a

good

the

dates should stand or must be the fall, Member's and the Qualification Property Franchise. The new Constitution must be amended without and remem delay, ber this can be done without Imperial interference. The member's property must be qualification swept away, and we must have Manhood If candi Suffrage. dates won't to support pledge .themselves these amendments in the Constitution of support, and simply they are unworthy seek election for their selfish own ends, and not for the good of the country. We do not want an land Assembly of mere but of men holders, the representing various interests of the great colony soon to be entrusted to our Remem charge. ber in regard to the new Electoral too, but the Lodger's Franchise is a Bill, sham, as you will see when the new lists made up. It is no good half -amend are when you are about ing the- Constitution to which it—go for Manhood we Suffrage, entitled and for which are we are morally fit. If you these matters morally neglect at the first election under Responsible will in checking Government you help the progress and prosperity of the colony.

"

no

Tfc

was1 that

!

somewhat

the

required

words from timely Electors of West no mistake about under first election The test Gpvernment

TV.

Responsible

the Miss

sales

to

friivns.

ms cue proclamation oy Hixcenency Administrator into force the New bringing Electoral Act. It will be seen that the Electoral Rolls the colony as throughout at present are cancelled and that existing to have their names wishing persons on the New Electoral Rolls must placed make application to the Electoral Registrar in writing on or before the 10th day of 1890. We commend to the September, careful of our readers the notice perusal to all to have their names persons wishing placed on the Electoral Register.

take

and

mean

at

also showed Wheat of Is. aquotations Avhile market, locally be reported. We still in the are state of uncertainty

In

found

is

which

for

the

attacking

disappeared, made and being

vance

Avork, the

be

will

of

work

true,

deluge

the

London

partially

naving

«.

in received down of three the of Australia at a spot close to Bali Strait. Up to the present

north in

the

long

.

is

the

is

.

to pass along Adelaide and ten between and eleven in the forenoon, we counted 37 children, of school apparently age, loitering about those thoroughfares. aimlessly will

from

occurring jetty Fremantle for and in other some time past, respects give of a useful promise becoming really body. A break of the three submarine cables has caused decided very disappointment it was after the break of two as expected that at of the one least three years ago, lines then laid down would be available in all future But contingencies. the best laid of mice scheme and men gang aft agley The rupture it is expected will be in a at most. week or fortnight righted As the in avooI at Avas decline expected

lately

column

the

still

far

is

as

it

doubt,

at

streets,

question,

time

no

up

another

works

expenses If this

out.

a

so,

lost

On the motion of Mr. R. Gibbons the Fremantle District Board of Education has decided to ask the Commissioner of to Police allow the on constables, duty school hours, to act as compulsory during attendance officers. A reform in this neeuea.

and

city,

political best known citizens. Perth The Chamber

our

and the father was thrown bolted, On himself he recovering gave the cart chase, found and the boy upset, quite dead with his head jammed between the top rail and the earth.

We the

carried much very

justly

restive, out.

have

the

intelligence the break

we

who lives in the Williams, of Mt. on the neighbourhood -Barker, to the nearest Albany Road, was driving railway siding accompanied by his son, fellow. The horse becoming quite a little

mucn

the at the

labour

cover

being

J.

is

Midland about labor

for

three times hearty of things." has absorbed, the

a

order

new

A really being supplied. good point for the contractors itself here by which suggests would they become colonial benefactors if availed of. Among the public works spoken of at the an present time rumour is cur unsavoury rent to the effect that of the £160,000— Perth W aterworks contract an £ or £20,000

Perth been fixed to be held We learn on Friday evening, July 25. known that definite is with nothing to the visit of Mr. regard expected but should that Santley, gentleman to as he is a t arrive, do, expected an another concert date, early special will be organised for the occasion.

and On

are

of the

concert

Midland In

demand

water-works

City

rail from by being brought and are stacked at the Fremantle, being in Wellington-street until siding railway the of We learn that work required. che mains the various laying through will be proceeded with almost throughfares immediately.

PERTH Baldwin

Java,

At

own

men

to

self-control.

summons

terests

The

though gave doubts as to the accuracy grave and extent of the information on Australian matters possessed by the critics. This long- and trying interval in a. they have endured candour,'

general door of whose has been

the

The

politics, criticised

rise

critical

the Loud Biiassey ha8 become owner in of acres of land the Broome 18,000 Mr. J. Hill district, through his agent F. T. Hasseil.

the Eng about in

it

party,

govern

.

to

perpetuate

own

reins others

of their

and obstructed, freedom which left noth be desired on the score of

delayed, with a

ing

of

be

the rule of their and will the place of in the hands of powercan be relied who upon to

to

for

,

coming

against hitherto

aim

onty

they

portant

this

the shut

preferment

it forth from seeing hands in a form was which far from enlisting general approval. Afterwards the all-im saw come

to

is

at

to

to

obliged

It

it

we already, presume, of most of experience are to offer likely as candidates for legis If the v. are true honours.

lative

chief duty form of con

new

clause, qualification so much displeased in fairly England, in which spirit

have had ample those who themselves

the part to play the spectators, watching anxiously of a measure with which progress their best interests were bound to but unable raise a up, finger for its assistance. at Having the last election exercised their best discretion in the choice of representatives was to draft

in respects, and conservative The insertion of

framed. that

They

have of for the role of idle

forced

colony,

drink

the

Already

now

High

some

property

mains

The

occasion

spirit, in

of our movement history West Australia will the of people show themselves of the worthy and enlarged privileges powers which free institutions. go with

they

country

in

constitution Australian

in

and glasses three "to the

unemployed

direction

giauucu

liberal a

deaths of Mrs. W. this week.

,

/M«n

juou

an

yet,

'

been

suffer

for

hoped

desired is they long within their reach. To actually the people of "West Australia our warmest are due. congratulations Since the of a change question of Government came seriously the

tiifit

UUUOU1UUUIUU

was

is

so

necessity

<ivi

rtv

the cause of astonishment indicates the

The appearance. in our history would be hard to exag its For the gerate importance. our first time realise that people the liberal constitution which

before

/i

is

the

unique

have

patterns. a it is curiously the very appropriate interests conflicting and' compromises

narrow tensely in its character.

recent is

perfect

orirnri rt

tended

the prosaic official announce ment of the that are preparations for the of being made holding the first election under general The Gov Responsible Government. ernment Gazette as the organ of communication between the gov and

li l/UC

Professedly becomes

us.

by

occasion and it

;

announce the Neelands and which occurred

will

modelled

beauty

r

y-k4UI

its

fashioned

not

tual and incongruous safeguards. The operation of such strong sec tional interests and fears has thus marred and efficiency the

eyes

'

ernment

have

is

that it would eventually them of commanding in and through fear have sur their position with ineffec

possibility

WL.

pertinently The Con

injudicious concessions. There is to clearly be traced in .it the handiwork a which for of party .longed the establishment of a more form of popular government because of the benefits which it was would come in its seen train, and yet feared it because of the

P.C.

Pent.

St. Alexius St. Mary

stands

outcome

P.C. de

after

we

and

17—

20— SUN. 21 MON.

which

it

it.

amend

ourselves, the most

hybrid

Hirectorjg. St.

to

stitution

1890.

18,

contemporary is

upon As

to

sums

borrowers.

suifc

a

remarks, for

LEND

OOO

JO

as

it,

GIBNEY.

P. J. 1890.

recognize Bill the charter us let in our satis not, be blind to its defects. thing to be done with

Enabling

fares.

pleasant in the of our

to

is

We to regret Mrs. W. H. Drabble, senr.,

attained

.

Beverley.

and Yet

of

out

passed

—

have really of tutelage stage to political manhood. we

—

that the

Church,

Catholic

,

of

Foundation-Stone

New

.

the

—

the

Laying

the of

Act be prepared as Act, 1889,"

force. Avhereas

by

the

41st

Constitution Act, that the Governor to the

in

convenient

of

section it

1889,"

is

may'

Council

holding

pro

-of

.

the

under the said Act to general election the make such Legislative Assembly, such and arrangements, appoint persons, dates and fix such as to him periods may under the seem circumstances to be requir ed for the of matter or doing any thing first

to be necessary .Act, notifying Gazette. Noav

Fraser, proclaim to

done

the

under in

same

therefore

I,

Adminstrator

as

and

be notified

cause

in

the

Electoral any the Government Sir

Malcolm

aforesaid,

this, my Government

hereby proclamation, Gazette

that

of Avith the the advice have, by and Executive the following Council, appointed Officers for the persons to be Returning I

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several

Electoral Districts hereinafter mentioned, namely East The Resident Government Kimberley, Government Resident West Kimberley The Government Resident Roebourne, The Lambden BeGrey, Owen, William Ashburton David Forrest, The Resident Gascoyne Magistrate H. B. Walsh, Murchison, The Government Geraldton, Resident Resident Government Grecnough, The The Irwin, Government Resident Moore, The Resident of Toodyay Magistrate Swan, The Resident Magistrate Perth, The Sheriff East Perth, The Police Magistrate West Perth, The Sheriff Resident Fremantle, The Magistrate North Richard Fremantle, Gibbons, South The Resident Fremantle, Magistrate Mwray, The Resident Magistrate The Resident Wellington, Magistrate The Resident Bunbury, Magistrate The Police Nelson, Magistrate The Resident Sussex, Magistrate The Resident Toodyay, Magistrate The Resident Northam, Magistrate The Resident York, Magistrate The Resident Beverley, Magistrate The Resident Williams, Magistrate

the

advice, appointed be Electoral Registrars

Avith

the

East West

Roebourne

James

Brown,

Geraldton,

East

7.

A. Pries, Toodyay, Piesse,

Northam, Carroll, York, Hardman, Williams,

8.

reject notice

(By The who

W.

6th

day Act

of May, mentioned.

October

day

in

next

of

like

His

GOD

QUEEN

!

!

'

district

under

the

new

That

by

reason

of

coming Act, 1889,"

National Library of Australia

after

hidden

house.

Every

his

the

the

Avithout

has

gone to from la suffering have missed him

probably

he

maybe

is

I

all events, columns for

your

for

devote

so

trouble

be

the

of

purpose

a

of the

old

M.R.

of the

of

acres m

tne

fixing

a

upon

a x&oiier

of the

latter

and

corps first to

the

amongst

news

corps District

or

case

have

the

former

and If,

has

given

among

us

amount

large

a

success

at

Avhich

Club

city, the at wait train,

station an

They

are

whilst

in at is

to

hand, must

p.m. six

thus

parade and

hoped

that

in

about under

this

been

started

terest

among

to

that

band a

here.

and

Glee. Mr.

next

is

still,

article

unapproached

it is

by

brand. to

Brookton, are exciting local

our

someivhat

Craig's

colonial at

savors

Newcastle" Mr.

one,

local

Wednesday

This

city. coals

sports

some

be

held little

on

in

sprinters.

8.

July

xeady to start J uly 14th.

in

day

a

NORTHAMPTON

or

"

two.

.

«

From our own Correspondent. The mentioned in my last, footrace, betAveen Mr. C. DreAV, of this and toAvn, Mr. E. Worthington, of Geraldton, for £15 aside, comes off on the sixth proximo. Some sports are for the. being organised occasion, and no doubt the event will be the means of temporarily the town rousing from its general dulness. out A new of copper a a ore, discovery I understand, has recently been crop, made on the Murchison by the Messrs. The Ryan Brothers. samples brought into toAvn look A tract very promising. of land containing half a mile of the lode has been secured dis by the lucky who intend The coverers, opening it up. to this find is the distance great drawback from 130 miles but if, as Mr. M. port, Ryan surmises, there is a very large lode, and the price of copper still improves, then no doubt the thing will The pay. of the ore to the Raihvay Station, carting at will be a big factor in Northampton, the expense of working the mine. A of lead has also been neAv discovery made about a mile from the toAvn, and is The find is on the being opened up. Nooka line of lode, and looks promising. The most ncAV important discovery, Erin is the Mount Gold-field, perhaps, about 18 miles from this town. Samples were sent to Perth for and analysis, tivo of to the ton. ounces give nearly gold I am to uderstaud that Mr. T. given the original but was Morrissey discoverer, taken Mr. the claim has been up by This is the only information I Carlyon. at present in possession but I have am of, reaches full no doubt before this you of the find will be publicly particulars known. arrived here Father on Brereton, There Avas a large attendance Friday last. at The rev. the church on Sunday last. father left for the port on Sunday. The Inspector of Schools paid a surprise and noted the improve visit last week, ment in some of the pupils St. attending school. No regular examination Joseph's took place. The Aveather has been very inclement the much rain past fortnight, during

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fallen.

having July

7.

NORTHAM.

6.10

IR1SHT0WN.

A

From'

then for arms,

M.R.V.

our

«

own

Correspondent. events have taken my that are of place in the mother-country the utmost to the welfare of importance viz the successful the colony, passage through the House of Commons of our and the formation of a Bill, Enabling to carry out the project new of syndicate the Midland Both constructing Railway. had been doomed to meet Avith delays and disappointments for a long time, the former in danger of being jeopardised by Sir and his George Campbell clique, Avliilst the accomplishment of the latter, under circumstances, existing appeared to be hopeless even the Avisest of among our The Cinderella of toAvns-people. is at last to have, a the colonies" place in be an United Aus what Avill in the future and the to look after her tralia, right affairs. After reached own the news us on Monday night the people appeared to and on be quite Tuesday morn jubilant, Mr. G. Throssell, Avent round J.P., ing, to the Government and convent schools that a to be given requesting holiday of the occasion, to the children in honour Avas The followAvhich readily granted. Since

11.30.

last

From

two

anj

of

'

j

I

this

,

Avorlc

the

on

own

Correspondent. contribution to the have been very dull. The finished A feAV sowing.

last

all

compelled account

of

to relinquish the boggy state had some very

We have the last month. The during on the Avhole are ay ell and looking crops avo have of a good season. every prospect No longer are gloomy looks to be seen on Avhom you meet the faces of our farmers A are radiant with smiles. they good time is coming for us. are Teamsters busily engaged carting to the gold fields and the sandalwood trade is also very brisk, large quantities class Avood being of first into brought of

heavy

fields.

ram

;

"

' j

our

Since my Record things farmers have Avere of them

:

j

years

"

j

the

any other The

com

Head musketry, Quarters Avill make effort to ensure that a strong each Rifle Corps shall go through the skirand the moving and volley firing, mishing, It cannot be target competitions. plain that it is sufficient, after contended year to year, merely g;o through the ordinary for classification. shooting a Occasionally good story concerning of the country finds its districts volunteers Here is In a certain a sample. Avay to us. rural toivn of this Avhich erstwhile colony, the of a Corps, there boasted possession tall dwelt a of very specimen humanity. Burning with a desire to serve his country he was enrolled in the ranks of its defenders occasion was Avhich and no unworthy him an of donning afforded opportunity uniform and the his brilliant attracting fair sex. In course gaze of the admiring the but not of time corps Avas disbanded, the hero of the story. so, Every Queen's clothed in his scarlet and blue, Birthday," course

for "

to

starting

the former instance be only four hours.

the most be

there hours

also

sending is well-known the genuine

be

530

the

by

9.30,

before

reaching

at

parade

about

to the nice little addition string has Mr. Morrell organised, has

you

at 10 p.m. is held in

drill

'to travel before the

till

10.50 finally

would

all and

hour

drill

;

till

.

doz.

Metropoli

train

up the

us

as

shoulders as regard glad

musical a Avell-knoAvn enthusiast, tashionable Another promoter. pastis the noAv OddfelloAVs' just rinking, utilised for the Hall being purpose. old resident Mr. an of the BagshaAv, district a few passed away days ago. I hear water aerated our manufacturer, an order of 2,000 Mr. F. Craig, is fulfilling

in any 6 p.m., and can 6.30., go Fre at East the in Park,

at

of

majority

"

the their

the time

of

could

of

shrug

is

latter

about

the

by

F.R.V.

be

home;

corps the the

as

;

home

home other

the the

mences

local

the

Avho

Hardman,

is

parade

Avhat

tidings. In

few

a

old settlers

Avere"

Fremantle

in

detrain station, hour's drill an

have

on

it

by assembling to the

the

.

leave

to

return

Avait

of the

Guildford

the

straight mantle,

brigade

incommoding

without

tans

first

By holding

still

are

is being of interest evinced of Avhat be termed the may to Avhen and where the as

degree

are

'

:

mm

of the Midland satisfaction unalloyed in these It is to be hoped an parts. early start will be made Avith the works, which will the felt here tend to relieve depression the colony as elsewhere throughout just at present. The news, too, Avith regard to the passing of the Bill has been Constitution a source of much comment favourable though there The

Railway

the

of the

thousands upon best grain pro-

coiony, with

meet

certainly support.

of

much

V.,

midst

the of

lanas

ducing should

an

in

in

are

thousands

of

Force

doubt to secure

much

we

of

feeling members

throughout

so

H. Fay, ably and

Avidespread

difficulty, able to

immediately. the last feAv weeks the weather "During has been very fine in the day time, with severe frosts at very night. Several teams started last Aveek for Southern laiden with flour Cross, heavily and other commodities. A few others

Correspondent.

—

met

into

of "The Electoral force Electoral Eolls are cancelled, existing whatever is now entitled to vote no person of his name on appearing any by reason Electoral Roll. the reason no is for same person 2. That to be put upon any Electoral entitled now to be made, by now or in future Register,

P. so

of Bandmaster had resigned

anions'

will

to take place. the convenience

nual

.

Man.)

office

a

Commandant's

new

Constitu

the

the

Home

I

„

being

I fail to see hoAV road to the fields. so has so long been a work left necessary unattended to. Unlike the' cobbler, I can not to my last," and have stick all along that the York route after predicted will, the most direct. be found all, However, Mr. will Forrest's no early return dpubt much-vexed settle this question. is It to note that a meeting of pleasing in the formation of a gentlemen interested has been Roller Flour milling company Hotel. I understand held at the Castle that be immediately taken to steps will to the Avish of the majority of give effect those at the meeting. Nestled as present

he

Some

by

-

tion. 1.

at

Goldfields

UaaKTW.

MB—

Mr. had

Rifles,

member

a

have its way, how the three secretly comrades, the uni the

_

;

in

main

Force.

said

NOTICE. Office. Colonial Secretary's Perth, 15th July, 1890. Notice is hereby given, by order of His to the all per Administrator, Excellency then names to claim to have sons desiring for an the Electoral Eegister put on electoral

any

.

in

the

s Command, Excellency OCT. BURT, Colonial Acting Secretary. THE

duly

afterwards, Avas success Shortly a examination for ful in competitive and Avas Corporal, subsequently promoted to the to Sergeant. Being transferred, in 1875, either the follow Rifles Fremantle and ac ing year, or in 1877 he was offered in succented the nosition of Bandmaster: to late L. the cession Qr-Mr-Sergt. It is satisfactory to hear that Henderson. his connection with the he has not severed

It

SAVE

the

on

once

—

enrol.

.

By

—

period the

the re-organisation upon in June 1872 he was

13th

ensuing

also

;

and

trappings forbidden

life

two. a Aveek or and lines from that a few here may not prove uninteresting. We the return are of the daily, expecting Hon. John Forrest, who, as you are aAvare, here to the left on a visit recently Yilgarn

and

qualified,

that

bandmaster

was

the

sore come

a

deem

getting

Military

but

spend

a

own or

—

grippe from

task of keeping unthankful frequently very a in a community hav good band together as Fre a fluctuating population ing such Mr. mantle. Fay is one of the longest in the service men colony, having joined in 1861. He the original Fremantle corps

1890.

July,

the

NOTES.

extreme

and

time

The 25th in lieu of the day of October in the 19th Section of 30th day of June, Act mentioned. the said of next in October The 29th day ensuing first of the lieu Tuesday of July, in the Section. 18th The 12th next ensuing day of November in lieu of the 1st day of in the August, of the said mentioned. 27th Section Act next The 26th day of November ensuing 1st in the in lieu of the day of September, Act mentioned. said And also, by and with the like advice, I that the Electoral hereby proclaim Regis directed shall to' be made as ters hereby in force till the 1st of remain day only Avhen the for 1891, October, Registration 1891 will have been completed. the year under and issued Given under my hand, at Seal of the said Colony the Public this 15th day Government House, Perth, of

of

other the

mentioned.

Section

at

be pre

OCT. BURT, Colonial Secretary.

own

corps, It

generally. matter

the

in

June,

oavu

was

might

war

near

loft,

heart

that

"

to

his

old

an

"Your, Yilgarn,

Command,

announcement for such a long

energetically the Fremantle has caused position rep-ret. not onlv

maternal fear

From

to the retention objecting will on the Register be liable

our

Feu-

of Her

YORK.

m

must

when

continue

still

improperly

MILITARY

—

the

he

if

in

trouble yet

some

claim

claimant

a

Register,

the the

by

Geo.

.

22nd of the said 15th day of

of

take

Geo.

G. Drake

1

opportunity

his

—

'

The

although

Acting

Richard

the

j

!

Registrar give

he should evidence.

J.

"

lieu

That

risk

person claimant

the of

honour

ing

as

?

an

necessary

isy

:

of

where

name

fixed the the following days for matters in the formation several required for and in lieu of of Electoral Registers, several in The the Electoral days Act, 1889," mentioned The 10th day of September in lieu of sixth in the Section the 10th day of April, Act mentioned. of the said 17th The day of September and the 24th day of September next ensuing, in lieu of the 24th and the 8th day of day of April of the said Act May, in the 11th Section mentioned. The 1st day of October next ensuing in of the 15th lieu day of May, in the 12th Section of the said Act mentioned. The 6th day of October next ensuing in

Section

support

in

——

observed also day, Wednesday, was it general holiday, being the occasion at of the annual Brookton. All sports the railway the brakecarriages, including were crammed some on van, full, sitting while several the others' knees, had to content themselves Avith room. standing The sports off passed well, remarkably nice to a outing our affording day's In the Sheffield people. pleasure-loving for Avhich twenty six started, Handicap, exhibitions of running were some splendid made close finishes and exception marked features. ally good time being Like the York Sheffield, the second and third race Avere secured places in this by Northam men. As I was a competitor for several and had events, consequently to do a deal I must of running, leave the to details of the day's be proceedings Irishtoivn reported by your correspon to have as dent, whom I had the pleasure my travelling companion. is all over Avith us noAv, and Ploughing are made by several being preparations of our farmers to commence fallowing

of and

above

day

own

some

thereto, have

will

in

costs.

Roper

j

take the Electoral

Electoral

should

or

all

his

by

otherwise.

the

Court, with

at

or

case

his

advice,

lieu

it

cheers

"

went' well for some thing time, but on one fair f reinds, unlucky occasion, meeting some the three Avere to accompany them beguiled to Church, their mother only to confront Dire on was coming out of the building. the for late the Sergtthat result, evening of that was to Major corps surprised receive by the family cart three complete suits of uniform and accoutrements.

j

I

up of a

presence

to tlio the

filled

A.

it

in

use

the

fill

the

filled iip, before or

objection

of

Thomas, Hugh Mercer Thomas, Hugh Mercer that I have, by and with

Also

of

to pay

James

obtain

example

an

as

and hence sternly were even the talk of military that home. Youth ivill ever, and' consequently enrolled amongst their forms and accoutrements

coming

possessed

should

send

or

J.

Plantagenet,

Albany,

on

claim,

a

there,

W.

Piesse,

duly

G. E.

William

to

claimant

messenger, That should

should Electoral

R.

Brockman,

Beverley,

in

it

by

9.

Fremantle, Wright, Harry Geo. Nbrth Wright, Harry Fremantle, South Fremantle, Wright, Harry J. Murray, Scott, Wellington, Teede, Geo. Robert Teede, Geo. Robert Bunbury, Nelson, Stokes, H. Sussex,

the

form, when Registrar, mentioned,

one

T.

taken

qualification who must

the

but

enlist, affected

1890,

the

at

the

and

to

on

i

That

T.J.

HoAvell, Hoivell

Perth, Perth,

West

made

witness.

pared

L.

be

the

claimant, and sigh

the

Revision

Raymond

Eliot,

Greenough, Sexton, W. Holmes, Irwin, John Moore, Riley, W. Swan, Brown, Perth, HoAvell, T. J.

to

either such of appearing

DeGrey, Swete, Herbert Ashburton, Ryan, M. John Rushton, Gascoyne, Murchison, David Turnbull,

be

September,

vote

to

must

care

accurately

:

Herbert

Swete",

>

of

day

wish

suitable

post,

Gordon Owen'

10th

must

I

a

Election.

That

by

to

namely

William

the

j

6.

Electoral

mentioned, Jervois,

claim

as

commander Royal Salute," the

"

Gracious Majesty, much to the satis faction of the as generally large pretty of semblage youngsters. Another. In a locality to which milithe tary enthusiasm has only recently travelled, there lived a stalwart still trio, occupying the parental home. The youths were eager

steps

by

town

acting

gives

de-joie" Most

no legal obligation although rests the to on Government supply such printed forms, yet such forms are supplied to the Electoral of whohi Registrars, they Such can be obtained forms, when gratis. and will duly filled up, signed, witnessed, be deemed to be in writing under Act. the

form

and

army,

That

5.

—

hereinafter

Kimberley, Kimberley,

take

prescribed

as

Such

claimant

General

'

Districts

can

the

law.

new

the

if

like

persons

folloAving for the

he

mentioned

to be

qualified

Register,

the

parades

—

and

have,

Electoral unless thereon,

'

I

however

person,

he possesses. the or before

Resident The Government Government Resident

that

no

existing 4. That any duly qualified person desiring to have his on the Electoral name placed must make his claim by making Register with declaration in writing, in accordance the to the Form appropriate qualification now

he

any

"

i

Also

on

loyalty,

any

hereinafter

,

Plantagenet, The

That

3.

appearing

name

Roll.

be on placed

,

Albany,

his

Electoral

,

.

of

reason

—

:

CB—

town

every

Aveek.

The Rev. Father Martelli Nor paid tham a visit This was I am told recently. the rev. first visit to our gentleman's town of Northam. He also busy little took a drive to Irislitown, accompaniod by Father Treacy. to We are have volunteers at Irishtoivn A at last. meeting is to be held in thq J

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had the of The members pleasure to an extremely interesting listening the 16th January lecture by given on who has since Moorehead, F. Esq., become a member. was a Picnic On the 23rd April, given, to the under the auspiceB of the Soci ty, the Catholic children Schools, attending at which 600 and Guildford, of Perth, was also were There children present. of the friends of the a large gathering occasion. children on the same the Four debates have been held during Your term and interesting. proved Committee would urge you to hold debates there are in as more future, frequently therefrom. accruing many benefits were Two evenings very interesting of Mock Trials by spent by the holding Election was also held A Mock Jury. and proved successful. held on St. Patrick's Day Sports were and were satisfactory. fairly Journal has The Society's manuscript six each issue occasions, appeared on valuable' and ablysome containing very written articles. have The newspapers and periodicals

!

own

Correspondent. last

was gathering augmented by a contingent from Greenbushcs. Among those Avho came from the Tin-mines I must not omit to mention Mr. Colreavy and brother, who with others under many cheerfully took their long ride to fulfil the Sabbath Father to obligation. Long, who seems have Avon every delivered a splendid heart, descourse What is man created for," on, and it Avas listened to with rapt attention. After Rosary a meeting was held by the to appoint teachers for the Sun parents Avhen Miss Ella day school, Galley and Miss who had Martin, Emily kindly tendered their service, were unanimously elected to the duties under the discharge of Mrs. general supervision D'Arcy O'Toole. Father thanked Long publicly Miss McAlinden for her services, Avhich extended over a period of two years, and on behalf of the parents the expressed Avith Avhich they had received the regret that she had her intelligence signified intention of retiring from the position she had occupied so Avith credit to long herself to and profit the scholars. In his remarks the rev. concluding gentle man a expressed hope that the parents would take of the means advantage at their and see that placed disposal, their children attended the catechism, classes regularly. Our has received some community additions of Mr. and Mrs. Jin the persons James Scott and Mr. Scott family. succeeds Mr. H. Doust in the proprietorHome Hotel. That ship of the Farmer's he will succeed in his new venture is the Avish of every one here. I hear that more rain is wanted ao the the wantTinfields, of Avater preventing increased of the mines, and development the employment of more labour. I am that there are here who are sorry many .unable to obtain work. Just now there is a large number of up with influenza, and it was people laid the other day that Miss Mitchell, reported the teacher of the local was school, attacked and compelled to by this disease, her duties for a time. relinquish

imprisonment

to

his to

general in

manner

and

story

one

and

clear

gives data, that there

believe

assertions. in many

story

the

He

has

who

—

come

i

he

allowed

was

his

a the passage he observed man who during him as someone of the seemed to recognise of and who always avoided name Bosun," his Eoan thought coming into presence, to take out of the man was a "rise" trying of being in charge of a him, in consequence went so one policeman, night he suddenly him up to him, seized by the shoulder, and ?" The man "What's exclaimed, up, mate and seemed frightened replied, Oh, you murder know, Bosun, it is that Eoebourne Eoan told him that it will hang me yet." "

into

not

the

refreshment to

While

drinks.

Eoan

confessed in the that

man a

hand stated

and also Eoebourne murder, had him the who was other man helped of the steamer. Eoan then one of the crew his at this to the police on arrival reported his Fremantle, as well as reiterating since. He also statements several times the man who confessed landed at said that Eoan diswith horses. was Eoebourne from the asylum on May 13, this charged in the While Asylum Dr. Barnett year. and asked him saw him every morning, he felt. He he how always told him that Eoan visited felt all right. has Eecently and he asserted several times, a solicitor that

murderer

the

Franklin last

board

on

the

steamer

the

North.

when from

trip

was

arrived He

on

her

added

that the

was

and

police

:

C.Y.M.

next

celebrated

at St.

next Father Sunday Leeaille will visit his at parishioners Dongarra. The weather for the past week has been but rain is now fine, falling. A fire, which might have been attended with serious occurred at consequences, the Golden Sheaf Hotel on Tuesday but to last, the night, owing timely assistance of some of the boarders, it was before serious extinguished any damage was done. On Saturday of last week, a laree number of the' as squatting fraternity at sembled Mr. to witness the Maley's trial of the Wolseley Sheep Shearing Machine. At three o'clock Mr. F. W. set the and some Maley engine going, half-dozen to the shorn satis sheep were faction of all present. The Victorian Brewery is about to start under the management brewing operations of Mr. P. Bensberg. June 28. -

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The following tle correspondent, "A peculiar —

me

by

MURDER.

a

man

engine-driver

Germany,

and

STATEMENT.

statement, will

story

from

aFreman-

be read with interest: has been detailed

named from

to

Bobert ah Roan, of Sydney, and a native who has only recently been

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react

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auupoeu.

the

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Howe

boats which the day of the regatta, the 29th ultimo, was rowed off week. The yesterday contestants were, and Wilkinson, Denny of the W.A.R.C. and S. H. Wright and of the F.R.C. A good start was Mofflin, effected, and both, boats as kept together far as the white From this spit. point the Perth drew away and representatives won a tight race by half a length. in

Mr.

a

pair foul on held on

M. J.

S.

Wood, University

Cambridge performed

oar

the

of

captain eleven,

the

lately

feat

a In a worthy of record. a team against captained by Mr. C. he Thornton was instrumental in dis the whole of the batsman in the missing second Seven clean were bowled innings. and' the remaining three caught off his one of the catches he bowling secured This feat himself. has been repeated 1848. times since It tAventy will be remembered that Mr. Wood who is an is reported to be about Australian to join the colonal team in England. now playing In the Avriting above the thought comes to mind that my similar was something done on our Recreation Ground by Duffy, the of the Perth late captain Club.

match I.

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jy

0

SENIOR Rovers

;

;

the the Bro.

Bro.

Bro.

;

;

;

:

.

—

:

—

being 21. sheet The Treasurer's shows a Credit balance of £18 19s. An entertainment was held in of presenting for the purpose February an address to Mr. Jno. on his Kelly, from Perth. departure

n

Bro. Bro.

—

—

Trott

;

Fremantle.

Rovers

was

too

a

—

—

:

;

jg.

little

more though open, and the Rovers got on more with their opponents, added behinds who, however, 5 more to the Rovers nil. In the fourth quarter was almost similar to that of the play Fremantle increased previous quarter. their score the Rovers by two goals, won on a behind. Fremantle putting to the Rovers by 4 goals 10 behinds 1 goal 2 behinds.

play much

is notified. Gugeri, resigned, Kojonup Roads Board.— The resigna tion of T. Norrish, as a member of the above Board, is notified. Tenders Accepted. —G uiklford— Re £68 10s., W. pairs to Medical Quarters, N. HoAvell. Northam &c., to Repairs, Post Office, £34 14s. W. Gibbings. 6d., NeAv Public Offices Fix gas fittings, &c., J. M. £16 4s., Lapsley. Bunbury Repair Jetty crane, £1 10s., G. W. Floyd. New Public Offices to back area, Railing also step and windoAv bars, £59, A. Lee. Reserve. Public The following land, 2a. 3r. has been set containing apart in the Swan district as a public reserve for of England the Church Bounded on the north of the south by about 10 chains Location boundary of Swan 154 ; on the east by five chanis of the west boundary of Swan Location 153 and on the southAvestward by a public road extending from corner the south-west of said Locatipn 153, in a Avest-nortli-Avesterly direction, to the south of said Location 154. boundary The Bankruptcy 1871. W. L. Act, farmer Gibbs, first Canning, (liquidation), of at the general creditors, meeting the 18th at 11 Supreme Court, on inst., a.m. A. W. Moulton, Bridgetown, first dividend of storekeeper (liquidation), 8s. in the £ declared, payable at the office M. Walker & Co., Fremantle, of R. on the ,14th and after inst. Mary Ann licensed victualler Chapman, Cossack, creditors to (liquidation), required prove their debts on or before the 9th prox. J. C. Chambers, Perth, baker (bank F. Hann appointed trustee. ruptcy). Public examination at the Supreme Court, the 21st inst., at 1030 on a.m. —

Bro.

to travelled Fremantle and received a severe last Saturday from team. Fre the local drubbing mantle had it all their own the way first and scored 5 behinds, quarter, had their bub been more shooting accurate should have got at least three The Rovers did not score. In goals. Fremantle the second quarter prevailed for some their firsttime, and obtained then the Rovers with rush and a goal, well also notched working q. together and a behind. In the third goal, quarter

The

quiet, even terms

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Half

between go-as you-please of Perth, and Varian, Sendel, of the Canncame off on on afternoon, ing, Saturday New A the Recreation Ground. fairly of had to assembled large crowd people witness the race, amongst whom Ave noticed a of from the number Canning. sports hour

ami

Jirtfljffltomat Over

have

years. and

St.

Mr.

cleared

American

is

Jfmup.

.£5,000,000 has been spent in in California the during

irrigation last five

Mr. The

;

—

FOOTBALL. v.

10th.

J.

;

been

for

Secretary, Treasurer, Secretary,

ti

JULY, 0.

—

;

and

with, President,

Warden,

;

had

officers

Vice-President ;

Assistant

>

ut

:

for

race

:

other

some

nature of

result:

Carner;

J.

then

was

The resulted F.R.C.

Lee-Steere to be to the Administrator arid private secretary clerk to the Executive Councilf wee Major resigned C. Y. Simpson to Pilkington, be clerk in the Governor's vice O. office, J. H. to be clerk J. Lee-Steere Wright to the CroAvn vice O. Y. Solicitor, R. Doonan, postmistress Mrs. Simpson at Narragin, vice James Morley resigned G. Fruin, at postmaster vice Katanning, Mrs. transferred J. Doonan, Scott, at &c., vice Miss postmaster, Beverley, S. B. Troy, resigned Hymus, telegraph at vice J. Scott messenger Pinjarrah, transferred. Victoria Royal Commission on Veget able Products. It is notified that the of the report eighth progress Royal Com mission on Products, Vegetable Victoria, can be obtained on at the application of the Colonial office or to the Secretary, Government Geraldton Residents, and Resident Albany, Magistrates, York Newcastle, Swan, Williams, Murray, and Vasse. Bunbury, City Council. The return of W. Councillor as a for the Central Traylen, Ward of the City of Perth, vice P. -A.

Bro. J. Keeley; Sick Guardian, Visitors, and The Bros. Buckley, Hayman. newly then in elected officers were duly installed A. their respective positions by P. P. Bro. Gee. A hearty vote of thanks was accorded after which the the officers, retiring closed in the meeting customary way. £7 18s. Eeceipts

with, resulting proceeded Mr. J. Moffat as follows President, Mr. C. Begly Vice-President, Secretary, re-elected Mr. J. Treasurer, Delaney, Mr. G. Fraser, Mr. A. Moffat Librarian, Mr. M. Editor of re-elected; Journal, re-elected Mr. J. Sub-Editor, Horrigan, Moffat. Committee, Messrs. J. Scollard, W. Reardon, J. J. M. Malone, Crogan, and J McHenry. Auditors, Prendergast, A vote W. Reardon, and M. Horrigan. to the officers of thanks retiring brought to a closer the meeting Report Appended is the Half-Yearly Your Committee have the Gentlemen, herewith to with the honour present you and balance-sheet of report half-yearly the term and in so doing beg just ended, to on the 'flourishing congratulate you condition of your Society. At the commencement of the term, there were on the roll. 57 members one Since then, 2 have resigned, has been been admitted, and 12 have expelled, the number now on the roll bringing up have been to 60. Twenty-three meetings held, the attendance thereat average officers

'

Appointments.

Albany,

After

proceeded

Handley ; Flanagan Handley;

M.

J. F.

The Half Yearly Meeting of the above was held on last. Society Thursday of members. There was a large attendance Half Yearly The Secretary's Report was .1

at pleasure, a finally Avinning by half lap. Varian covered 4 miles 6 laps, andSendel'sreached score 4 miles 5 laps.

THURSDAY

200.

election

was

following 1

the

of,

disposed

;

was

_

Correspondent.)

mass

evident

was

and Varian he increased

;

Branch,

received. read and business of a routine

the

to with go quite prepared out the who man, point him to of having committed confessed murder." —West, Australian.

he

A

Sunday and Thomas',

Joseph's" No.

was

him, the had had

offered that he

advantage

an

it

which

GOVERNMENT

Branch The half yearly meeting of this on was held at the usual place of assembly The President Bro. A. Gee, Tuesday last. was a and there very: occupied the chair, of members The present. large attendance of Messrs. Mathew medical certificates were read, Kennedy, and M. Matigan wastaken were a ballot and both candidates Mr. elected and Michl. initiated. duly was elected an Carroll member, honorary Mr. A. Weir and was placed in nomination for The benefit membership. secretary read the the balance quarterly sheet, to the credit Branch amount of the being also the £131 17s. lid.; auditors report was

then taken who stood him man, in the participating

by the

cabin

several

and

split,

PERTH

(From

at

"Si.

GRE ENOUGH.

Last

our

;

would

say,

w;

Societies. own

a

"

he

to

glad

H.A.C.B.S.

30.

our

are

the start to the finish Sendel was out-paced,

obtained

.

and

liberty,

we

Director Spiritual being we have the North-West, instruction and been of much deprived etc. of lectures, We advice in the shape be successful, may pray that his mission return to in good and that he will us in the far health. Although he is away know that as north, yet we Thursday comes he is back with us round, evening for our and in spirit, praying safety success. We hope that when he returns, hands a he willreceive at right your welcome. loyal we would In conclusion, Gentlemen-, act with one to in unison urge you the great ends another, keeping in mind was so for which your society established, returns that when our Director Spiritual with the he may be delighted progress we shall have made. to

mission

Owing

on

.

,

.

steamer

and, read.

regularly, been well

have

"

"

June

his

to

officials

the town, as of the as to police, complain of his and the visits, frequency persistency with which he narrates his complaints. The treat his a however, tale as police, doubt no fabrication, they having made the statements. into The follow enquiries of Boan's sensation ing are the particulars al story He that he has been on states for the Kimberley gold fields nearly three and about November, 1889, he dame years, into and started Wyndham, working for the Eoads Board. On the 12th April, 1890, he was arrested by the late Sergeant Troy, to his and in answer as to why he enquiry, that he would find was arrested, was told Two out soon days afterwards, enough. the he was magistrate. brought up before read to No was over him, and he charge On the remanded back to the lock-up. was the Besident following Wednesday, saw him at and Dr. Mountain Magistrate asked the and the doctor him how station, been in the He district. re long he had and the said doctor Three years," plied, it too that he thought that was long, and send him south for would a trip, they he would be if he himself while behaved Eoan all in a asked if fortnight. right to send him were to the going they Lunatic Asylum, and they said no, but he where he would be would go to a place of. He was taken taken care subsequently in on board the Franklin of Con charge and brought down to Fre stable Shackler mantle and placed in the Lunatic Asylum. that while the Eoan on board alleges his

well

for

us

lead easily truth in

repeated

our dear pastor, the first time since ,his to the district,and we all appointment feel that we had not received notice sorry of his intention that we might have been enabled to assemble at the church and tender him a suitable welcome to pur number was However, a large locality. at mass on when 22 out present Sunday, our received of, congregation Holy Com and munion, on the again folloAving when seven more morning approached the altar. Our little church was taxed to of the utmost its as the holding power,

visited

would some

details

view

From that

.

our

Wednesday

he

the

a

con

—

From

which

with certain

demeanour

the

is

BRIDGETOWN.

On

the

His asylum. besides behaviour, in

has

Eoan

.

at

at

Asylum

that appears a Fremantle solicitor action an against for false North-West,

—

bringing

Lunatic

It

'

sulted

the

from

!

Wednesday,

on

;

liberated Fremantle.

the 10th a for the of formirg instant, purpose I corps at Irishtown. is, Major Gardiner to be present at the meeting, and believe, Volunr Swain, of the Northam Sergeant teers. From the number of promises of Avhich have been tendered support, from to has time time Major Gardiner been led to expect muster of our a large stalwart boys on that evening. July 8th. room

-

school

Kendal

over

theatrical

Patrick's

in

to their

tour. New

Cathedral,

beyond question church in the United

said

are

£60,000

the

York, grandest

States.

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£4,000,000

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paid

last

the

during

profits

has

the

The

couutry

five

Utterances

years. Home

Rule

have

will

significance now Ireland

he's

some

additional of United

an

the editor married.

for

wrote

Japanese

is

convent. novelty in a Catholic a to belonging Japanese, families in the highest

and

who empire, in much admired entered a Bavarian

Mikado's been

recently

Munich

has

society,

convent.

and

Descartes Christians

has

However of the

one

Bacon

were

any

by

is

Fresnel, Faraday, Yan Pasteur Beneden,

Ampere, Mayer,

Liebig, Agassiz,

were

—

or

According lowing may

to

the

on

are

Prisoner at the say in extenuation "

the

Forbes what

fol :

have

you to of your terrible crime who down a peaceful citizen of shooting resisted into his entry your burglarious " I was educated Prisoner home ?" bar,

:

the

at

State

leading

and sub lectures at

school,

attended nightly sequently the Technical school." who

that

Those may surprised a on New claim France should have that must remember the foundland of Canada once whole belonged to her. is

Quebec respects really

feel

-day more than France

France

a

Fret

to

ch in

Church; by monks, intervened and the weak, powerful

without

is

barons

few

undertook to

and

they great return

that the

issued

recently of fisheries

rental of shootings of deer forests

as

of

them, who

and

name men

but

us

let

The

of

correspondent despatch which

a

Mr.

approaching the Archbishop,

of the Cardinal Chronicle Newcastle says Daily in presence life has been spent Jubilee

and

countrymen, been

ever

at

his

service.

of

he reminds us shed who

respects ecclesiastics

Order upon their of England.

the

in

those much

earlier

great lustre

It

is

too

small

a

history

for

whose

Russian

.and

traveller

out

in

recently the statistics that there are in published and heathens, Russian army 400,000 the latter forming 50,000 Mahometans, Cossack of the Russian 70 per cent, that also states He regiments. in the is decreasing Christianity rapidly ethnologist,

points

southeastern

of the

parts

The

empire.

of

state opinion religious shown Scotland is clearly by has been fact that Professor Dods censured by the General Assem

in the

merely

of

bly

the

has

.it

of

Free

against

heresy

ism

Church

for

his

and

of cardinal doctrines, the also abandoned

fication

him.

is

?..."

dilution

modi that

charges

are

aided

made her

to

such thou "un

haB

Dublin

Medical

the

Charles to

Service,

expedition, and friendship Beresford,

instructions should ment, blow at the

and where

admiration

was

on

the

he earned of Lord

who commended

him

Stanley".

National Library of Australia

earth.

Eastern ment

hold of the

From

the

English

dent with

6trike

rights message the English Mission the friendly eye m

that no

the

This

Socialist, "

—

explorer deserved

the

thanks whose

sections

forward.

His

a

amounted

to

been

the speaker,

French

this

man,

minister

of

Livingstone, due

honor

was

jump

down

who

was

but fresh

!

Speke, but

;

from no

the

only

pioneer advance

to

them

exploit down

exploitation of the

of their

j

anxious

if

the in

Stanley,

for

natives

a

for

panting

was

as

is

steadily

second be of growth

Boston the

direction,

large

mothers

the It

the

will

steady,

is

the

Avith

a

old

progress "

Yankee" Of retrograding.

the in races, foreign births is the Irish largest. a de 1888 there was Compared with of 11 births of children of native crease an increase of 103 of those parentage; 20 of 3 of English of Irish parents of of Scotch 93 Canadian ; 21 ; 40 of Italian, and 58 of German, &c. how This shows Russian and Polish. the

so-called

of

;

to

accomplishing needed. The buc

Congo

be and

:

profits,

and

that

in

race

.compared

that,

crease

of

born fathers

applies only In Ireland. of children, born in the

in

Americans

Irish

;

the

unworthy

honor. j

of process progresses.

Euglaud

—

said :— "Those who do Anderson cannot have idea of the lovable of her nature. -There is of pretence, a drachm of

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j

nor

sordidness

in

of

penny-weight

a

her

out and seeks ing public attention, obscure She does thousands chapels. of charitable deeds of which.the world never and many of those in her bears, who gave her a helping hand profession

;

j

ounce

pride,

can thank the struggling hei for purse-strings from disaster." Miss preservation Anderson has won the mauifestly all into of who have come respect her during her with career relationship

when she looseness

was

of

A

the stage.

on

her

cablegram Mr.

with

marriage

of San

IN

announces

Novarra,

-ED

Francisco.-

GLOOM

AND

SUNSHINE. Continued.

in

females.

6,115

generations. that therefore,

all

civilisation,

guard

and

third

race

long

a

to

of

in

men

Cameron

was

them

markets,

willing shoot

and it

commercialism,

shoddy

caneer

Christ

a

her

incident

pretty

Those compobition. accuse who her of falsely Beeking the manner should witness in notoriety which she performs her religious duties. and big fashion She avoids cathedrals able churches through a fear of attract

i

j

an

false

Hiberuicisiug

New

HI.

CHAPTER

number

and American had Irish

2,453

Irish-

the and

feted,

of

12,789.

males

in these tables born in persons in cluded the enumeration were whose parents States must Uuited whose fathers number

seen,

faintest

official

an

this

Of

to

court-

,be

to

"Irish"

and

this

he

can

born

children

according

fathers

are

kissed

dying

were mothers. There 3,080 were whoso fathers children Irish, of whose mothers were and 3,431 It must the same be nationality. that the understood designation

in

motion To such

certainly Dissenter

and

of the

an

and to

waB

the

on

too,

them shot

around,

all

martialled and that,

that

has

who

cumbrance,

as

found

lie

legionaries the

ut 415,000, population that one was live child for 23 45 every registered

mothers;

and But

to Btrike one of them.' who made no scruple sick his followers in

of

1889,

were

Irish

Burns

amongst a twelvemonth,

over

for

had

report,

was

of sub

upon and

On

cause."

gallantly and the

is

way.

number in

tread,

on the nations, of the universal kingdom His and Christ." Old

all

Boston

can

;

I have,' said these natives

brutality.

I

and There were 3,396 children persons. were born in the both of whose parents born 508 had American Uuited States and Irish mothers 410 had fathers ;

he pressed of the natives '

But

on again and south,

man

bent

go,

this

born

evi

is

the not :

j

for

is

who suffered

Mary

I

;

the Estimating would appear

dhe

interests

in

it

viewed

John

treatment

of

6,672

Stanley, doubt Stanley of certain commer

No

:

myself

how of

is

talks

Church

The

,

—

forth

the

write

detri

it is

all

in the consecrated in stands the centre after their devyho

Lord of Our are Protestant prejudices fast wheu an English

of the

capital.

Stanley.

far

establishment

of France."

secular of this

tone

were

the foot of those devoted

as

duing

Govern

protectorate strengthen to the Egypt,

over

far

as

Yorkknow

igenuousncss

j

never meet might East and west, north

following

French and Missions,

forsaking when wilds

,

—

Army

and who, of the English endeavour to

is

stuccoed building which I have never of the saints. For

relics

building,

parture

a

Simmons,

the

never

of the Stanley Among the officers who have earned the warmest expedition Parke leader is Surgeon praise of the and unobtrusive" the " quiet surgeon the member of to whom every and to whom is indebted," expedition his owes .life. Dr. Parke is an Stanley W. the son of Mr. Parke, Irishman, House, Kilmore, county Clogher J.P., in the He Roscommon. qualified entered the medical schools,

Khartoum

General

room,

it

All show.

foi

is

of

Everything

space.

which

the

of

appears Maltese judge, be to pursue would well so opeued by

is

negotiations

'

of

as Unstable water So says the which Scotland

boast.

to

we

excel." Word," of

not

the

cial

Presbyterianmade easy

evidently being But what the times. suit of a creed think capable shalfc

He mission it

purposes.

that

students

Church;

be

to

want but

is

from

teen

English

official

its

the

"

Stead,

homage

a

to

not

New !

edifice that have plain gone three the for 'hundred nearly years into who carry land every apostles the sacred flame of Christian faith, sevenRecently, early in the morning,

a

Vatican

the

to

Minister

an

j

look at and inside

to

building,

passed

paid

to Lord uncle Cardinal to Howard, Camoys, replace from of health, far whose state growing The is considered better, hopeless.

of

a

Propaganda—" The

nothing

large

without

and

nomination

is

Mr. says characteristic

never

Monsignor

Trebizoude,

imminent.

the

Tushkuroff,

60

:

of his have powers In many

greut

their

His

—

the

on

their

one

have

has

I

for cramped work, nothiug

per appointment probable at Rome. manent British representative " It is on The despatch stated says that the English Government authority 'for asked the Cardiual's have purple of titular Stonor, Bishop .

the

on

article

the is

Developments might not seem

circumstance

Stead

—

an

in

who

and Her former free." fancy who first the one manager, gave Mary to the the stage, pays a high Anderson tribute to her character. Talking about her in the James' St. Hotel in

difficulties.

perhaps,

measure.

is

:

In

occurrence,

Propaganda outside," its chief

Roman

the

to

as

its

great and

whole

therefore,

I

out

of

digging; human maniac. The

involved

lunacy

\

astonishing.

i

I

the Paris Universe dated to that journal, confirms the rumours

May,

the

army. a

Miss Since the stage (says been on she has received an over a exchange) of and thousand offers marriage, recent to the notwithstanding reports " heart claims to be still contrary, Anderson

j

some

upon

French I have ancestors,

Anderson.

Mary

j

in

engaged

that they were that he found

meet

to

those

general hand, Majesty's ended.

!

i

or

well-informed

usually

come

preparatory under the

?

peasants

was

had

to

matter,

groats, with and the or even shillings pounds, If will be easily allotted. preference and the general wealth of the country, has that of the upper classes, especially who is to waste a thought been increased, on what has become of a few thousands of miserable

who

Stuart

the

.

retired

general replied, it was uufortunately of their attachment

my

delighted descended from from loyalty to

:

i

dropped

party

a raving of Spanish treasure, to be attended with

appears as But

as

bawbees,

compare

of the weeks

for

am

j

revealed

place number

their

rest

treasure, while

The

precisely to the House of Stuart driven from and Ireland, officer in the himself an " The Queen then said,

j

party have

and immediately had not been

name, ancestors

of hers. and that because

Yes,"

affection

city, a

but

into

bones, recovery

therefore, very apparent advantage, to land-owners ? In the least not compare of humanity, let us and birds, and with fishes beasts,

—at

"

j

to

his

if

subject

called

seems,

it

by the

asked

A few another alarm. ago the result undertook the party task, of one being the sudden transformation

£94,706 ; and £300,415 ; Is not £90,607.

as

of

the

in

the

gives

ago,

professing this concerning

one

them, and

1

evicted,

struck

hidden

place Columbia a

discovery, working at the

.lead,

;

anced,

been

at

its

were

they

have been discounten in and driven out, been re have at least A Parlia advantage.

the crofters

—

respectively

have

to

240 guineas at the

divi iu command of the general of Chambery happens to be of Irish his General O'Neil. On extraction to the Queen she was being presented

:

years

spiritualists,

revelations

mission.

29th

survive.

Some of

to about peace hrirg of God. Is not children amongst of the bishops in sharp the intervention and between modern disputes capital of that labour visible continuation

sends

Revolution,

a

.the customs a Sedan, in which Waterloo, still of the Bourbons and traditions

the

Portland, treasure asserted

practice

The

of superstition comes It relates to Oregon

Spanish mutineers near Farm, Copier

vassals,

If

story

by

the

many

She

herself.

a

been

and its bishops the between

greut

yearly that

Judge

occur.

has

Continent by the

the

Ages

mentary

Judge soon

A carious

made

sion

i

that

all

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Russell year's

Bar.

215oz.

yielding and

2s.

from

its

Scotland, to placed

men.

religious

probably

in

seconds of

Sir Charles his first

Catholic

resulted,

|

.

Liebnitz,

i

Tennyson Conserva

nine

are

Queensland

127 tons Dividends

i

—

Newton,

j

and wanton. whether the A

exists.

longer

little

a

their

both Catholic,

a Descartes, the and all his Jesuits, the intimate of priests life friend ; the Not only Bacon, a Protestant. but of modern originators science, the of all investigators nearly great truth Kessler, physical Copernicus, ;

educated

j

successful impressed of Dublin of the Archbishop mediation and in between disputes employers the it, Commenting upon employed. Moniteur de Rome says : In the Middle

decided

a

very outspoken usual which been have

is

there

Molokai.

comes intelligence of splendid of a couple The crnshings. Charters Brilliant, 710 Towers, crushed of stone, tons 2350 oz. of gold, yielding Queen No. 2 South Croydon, crushed 203 tons of stone, and yielding 1306oz.,

|

qnite would

ago

The Press

nun

now

minority remains of it.

not A

made

at

From

j

tive

service.

same

manner

that

said

is

priests

|

j

Provo Wallis of the Sir has reached his 99th year, older is still on the officer still

books of the

sourse

the

are

years

condition of constant in which

as extravagant regarded as to It may be doubtful " of which true North"

Though Royal Navy another

a

It

.

dependent

is

and complaint, is the complaint

the

on

The excellent

spent

nuns

by making

profitably for Mary,

a

little

the time trousseau

the more of expert begged to be allowed to Eermadec forseen that help. having it would be winter in France when the would arrive went about there, ship and with Rev. Mother's aid shopping he selected some nice warm woollen -at

the

children

stuffs

for

which

Maw's

dresses.

This

last.

item was a source of anxious care to the good "nuns. They knew nothing of the European and Eermadec was. infashions, quite capable of helping them with his advice. In despair to the they had recourse who had only left France a Governor, on Alas his memory that, year ago. failed him, and his little subject girl's was The photograph only half-bust.

-

Anglo-

be

to

seems

!

did

nuns

French not

feel

dress excited children.

was

their dress

best,

maker

disposed of the

the

and

would to admit

latest

admiration

a although probably that the

fashion, of the

yet

it

black

was done to amuse the Everything She would run about orphan. amazement. the country in The flowers and fruits her, and delighted did their her companions best to spoil little

.

Government in Canada.

I

Imperial increase

j

of The

the

towards

Disaffection

are

1

rather

an Anglo-Celtic Saxon race.

we

says than

O'Loghlin

I

Y.

!

J.

,

Hon

her.

Her friend Hugh was always by her He accompanied her in all her and was old enough to take ramhlings an interest in the little negro boys who were being brought up by the mission Fathers and taught to cultivate the rich soil and grow the tropical plants and vegetables of that climate. He side.

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civili

had

children

them with their who were savages the surrounding the beasts, were conducted to Bishop B., the venerable Monseigneur of the settlement. His emaciated withstood body almost miraculously

attained, fathers

contrasting

and brothers about wandering almost like forests, The two children

and climate. the unhealthy wasting seen How many. Europeans had he in this land, which French sailors die; are wont to in their call flowery " The Garden of Acclima language. How many lives had he seen tions." cut. down around him ? sailors and officers with bright soldiers, prospects worn out with before them, priests nuns with fever! labour, prostrate alas

For, This

coast

trying

to

this

over

!

the

hovers,

beautiful

mournful of

country of death.

wing Africa

tropical

is

owing by the

Europeans

very the

to

moist produced deadly fevers and heated The poor atmosphere. Sisters' work was and very laborious lost numbers of their fellowthey but for every victim that labourers, on this obscure battle field, twenty fell; to volunteers offered into the step vacant post. " When one of pur number dies," said the superioress, it is like on the battle the ranks are immediately field, :

"

filled

up." shobk his head sorrow Kbrmadee the grave as he walked fully through More than one of his old friends yard. and comrades rested there. Presently he saw the holy old bishop praying over the grave of a priest who had been struck down. lately' " Ah! my lord 1" said Kermadec, much to "what self-sacrifice affected, leave one's bones here, far from one's and that for the sake of these country, '

negroes!

stupid

muphl" "'&nd

Really

it

too

is

the souls of these much value as those of Europeans?" asked the Bishop " a more with! The smile, stupid, brutalized and abandoned ignorant, black

uuey

not

are

of

men

uue

u,re,

as

mure

lire

oney

mien

en

of the negro chiefs to see the little

coast, wanted white girl. Mary quite wig, candidly admired his curled his hat and feathers and his large flowered

of that

Joseph was again sea and Mary had to return on of loaded with hoard, presents kind and carrying the every away and wishes of the nuns, and the regrets Choice provisions, Bishop's blessing. old wine, and forage for the fruits, on board by the comsent goat were and the nuns. mander, the fathers, But above all the rest the present that pleased the child, and most lightat going away was a ened her sorrow manufactured large doll, by one of the Brothers of the Mission, which was dressed the nuns. up like " She will always keep it," said the " and when she is older she Captain, shall learn to say the Rosary on the beads her godmother has given her." letter "And the first she writes, shall be to you Rev. Sisters," promised for one moment doubting Hugh, never but' that would live .with Mary at Plesvien, and as he lived Kermadec, there he intended taking upon himself, of master to his himself the duties little

protegee.

CHAPTER IV. set sail towards

The ship of February. The crew

and the more sympathy, willingly to the we ought to devote ourselves work of opening their eyes to the light not of faith. Did Our Divine Lord " Go ye and teach all nations." say, That Kermadec was evening very much moved at the Benediction of the Most to hear the Holy Sacrament

miracles," able to

thought awaken

miserable

face."

"

they

the

minds

of

.

.

receive

although

they

believe

that-

are

ments. Mr.

that

had she

every was

a

and a Catholic, judging by little medal she wore round her the, neck and the Rosary found in her mother's Of course Kermadec pocket. stood godfather, and the Rev. Mother acted as godmother. She shed tears of emotion, when she embraced the little who again received the child, .

Christian

of Mary.

matters

to

I

can

of my trust child."

it

;

to pray

is

of the for

duties

my

god

can "But do everything, prayer Rev answered the holy Mother," " and yours will bring happi bishop,

to

ness

Mary."

The nuns kind of made up some in place sweet-meats for the occasion, and of the customary sugar-plums, in them distributing Mary delighted to all the little negroes. She loved

her

all

new

friends

;

the

the the com good nuns, Fathers, but above all the old Bishop, mander, in whom she would often go to see what he called his episcopal a palace, on to pre wooden cabin raised piles serve it from the white and ants, into

divided

used other what

as

two

parlour serving,

; one apartments and library and the as But bed-room. what a room Mary

a parlour much thought her papa's room prettier. Even the old long, Denis, the patriarch 1

National Library of Australia

!

be

place next loan

compensation

thirty

yeurs

in

been

approaching

Manning

ceased

the

on

Wife's

Sister

de

the:

Tues on received, the Archbishop's Palace, a deputation of workingto hear from him an desired

Manning

can

his Eminence said there deputation, more to the no question important thau that classes involved in workingto the marriage the proposal alter laws.

intellectual

was

mind

he had ministered twenty-five years in his present position amongst all but more classes, amongst the especially say that noth very poor, and he would be more fatal would to the welling

sympathy

it.

elements seemed to favour the child. The sailors all agreed had such a splendid they had never The fair wind remained voyage. the whole time, the sea was nearly calm and the St. Joseph darted on her like an faith

what a passage not weather having, lady's to touch," said the Parisian. To be Continued.

we

1

are

a

—

;

sail

of

Images If

"

the

Westminster

Daily the

informed,

hv

work

to

intend

Westminster, the

of the

rnnlftpinor

is

nndo

"

in

th«

abbey the images

vneant

niches

of saints

and

instead at the testant

of those which were time of the apostacy. Press is furious at the

Puritan

paper prophesying carried out, can

scheme,

if

the

part nf

the

idea,

one

the

the

bring

of the, Al judgments guilty image-mongers,"

"

Paul's

of

a

says

propos that the

reredos,

the

to

our

entertain

and

away,

religion will

have absolutely

in

"

Catholic

few to

more

William

The

THREE

MILLIONS

DUE

THE

A on

panic

was

Wednesday

Crown

Lands,

House

that

the with

caused

re

in

the

contingent

rules,

its

ranks

men

Correspondent from London

Party

is

LANDS

of :

—

men

marry recently

is

a

devising for William

express

what

O'Brien

lias

to his comrades. It has come given them with all the sensations of upon which too delightful seems surprise, be true. William good to Fancy

Assembly

in

the

one

O'Brien

married

requires We have this man

an

that

effort

grown in his

there

incongruity in ing even other which-

is

like

the

It of us to take in the idea. so accustomed to view rest

!

of utter loneliness almost the shade of life

the notion of his enjoy the share of the happiness men look up to as their

in

or

way she bus

of witnessing privilege the demonstration of

of

literature,

With

such

heart his

beats

a

some

respect

the

himself is

not

,

art.

whose

side,

unison

in

ardently

sacrifice

O'Brien's

by his

woman

devoted

or

science,

so

for

own

and

die full take their places; and in give marriage. the was party arranging a duty cast npon it by the old veteran, glorious Matt

new

it subsequently little present wedding O'Brien. I can hardly about William joy news

SQUATTERS.

liabilities

,

to exception Within of years and

no

vicissitude.

Harris;

for the

—

Bride.

human

a

politics,

measure

writes

of human old inen

to discharge death .of its.

payment for squatters' under the Act of 1884, improvements would be nearly It was £3,000,000. connection

the

honor;

Dis

by the Commissioner Mr. Howe, informing

his

tender

same

cause

with

which he has and whose zeal for less than William his, to

cause

for

power

enhanced

and

Parliamentary

Ireland United " The Irish

DEPARTMENT.

TO

O'Brien

her

as

the

at the news appreciation which, of the engagement, her have parents received the hands of most at of the men of France of philantropbic leading of party whether in irrespective spirit,

life

Only

THE

had

good It

immeasurably. of two

be

will will

be.

enthusiastic

on

one

the Irish people that on while,

know

exist.-

OF

in

works

thing and

of

2.

attractive She lias

as

and

concentration forceful natures

passing years

Government in Adelaide.

LIABILITIES

May

Times,"

of

with

rapidly

a

ceased

Sensational closures

ENORMOUS

is

I

those

Bill.

heart.

not so much missionary, of the in oppressed as for Ireland in particular, and general her writings have done much to inform that public and inspire which is opinion now so solid in favour of the Irish in I csuse France. have the good fortune to be among the acquaintances and while of Miss Raffalovich, in Paris

to

sister in

even

to such a pernicious opposition as the Deceased Wife's Sister

we be Indeel, may worshipped." the fact ourselves upon congratulate of all that one of the most firmly-rooted the our Protestant which prejudices

spect

while

of

and the same enthusiasm in of the poor and lowly a3 her husband. Her life has been to unassumed to forward efforts

been the

for

had been granted dispensations by Church in order to worse prevent his In consequences. conclusion, Eminence said he had seen some of the Irish members, and he leading Catholi.c felt assured best in they would do their

St.

majjrity

the

by marrying

wife,

that

"

the

of the present day hold with Englishmen that Pope Gregory in the sixth century "it is one to worship an thing image, to learn by it what is and another thiDg

fellow-countrymen

law

woman

but

hers great

In another. been amongst the haunts of Misery in Paris a veritable little sister of the the poor" without veil. In her in writing, the Press she

cases

a act of reparation as scandal." "grave public Fifty years of Englishmen would ago the majority have endorsed but this nonsense, they are wiser now. We note with satis " faction that the a Graphic," Daily of tone and of wide moderate journal

of the

circulation,

sacred deceased

a

than

Of

of disposition, of such high her qualities of

modesty

nil

.charitable

in that labouts and during that time not more diocese, six or seven had broken than Catholics

heavy ou

devoted that cause

his

of

year

cause

akin

more

gifts

future

has

were

this point rest they may know Miss that declared never

a

yet

are

On

O'Brien's.

wide-reached

the social and of the workinglaws

is

the

be that

that who

natures

qualities'

for

twenty-fifth

that

she

the benefit of only a few it would be tantamount to persons, iu a field. When the opening a gate had entered first animal the whole herd would follow. Next day (Wednesday), would if he lived, l;e have completed the

apostles destroyed The Pro

only

and

two

William sweetness and

his

would, true religion,

to

happiness If the marriage

be changed

Reformation"

glorious

hostile

policy,'

classes.

of of

in

alteration be

public domestic

correctly

Chapter

ami

the

opinion,

Abbey.

Telegraph" Deau and

were

sister.

industrial classes than the to be sought brought about by change Sister Bill. The the Deceased Wife's being

contemplated

in

RafFalovich

subject

to speeches members of

attentively and other

Hanley

assured.

For

arrow.

My

"

upon the deceased wife's

a

listening

Mr.

by

views

his of a

regarding will

behalf.

them Those well

tell

the

After

The very

course

to-day

marriage

their

on

I

for

who

men

in

of a beloved; son. hapiness will be to know that anxiety who is to be.his wife will be she is to take of the trust which

women

over

at

day evening, Westminster,

mark

auspicious for the be,

only

worthy

to get back

this

the

at

parent Their

Bill.

the middle

delighted

everything sentiment

their

Cardinal

at

He has been orphaned The Irish people have to him and instead,

lie. single family in every sense.

were

j

'

the country

is it as should stand in relation to people For William O'Brien. many years, while he has been battling and suffering in their cause he has been without a

Sydney Freeman

ago.

uo

Irish

men

claimed

that pleasure

way its This

event.

improvements is

on

voice;

some

for

He

(Sensation.) of the

some

be

heart

to

Dublin, given

an

on the £250,000 immediate demands

which

made

to

meet

compensation. tioned that

wish-'

It

claimed.

is

necessary

could

to have appears penetrated all is It through. very to witness the spontaneous the Lord which Mayor of behalf of the Irish has people,

Irish

gratifying

that

be should be taken under of 1884,

law

there

thought

the

and

serious,

means

the

figures by the

prepared allowed

compensation

additional order to

to one

fulfil

only

that

would

on

He

very

abrogate

which

:

"

were

considered

.

name

been carefully Surveyor-General.

the

of his expression of marriage with

mighty

conditional

said

reply,

that

;

no more impressive, touching comment .011 the self-effacing of career O'Brien William than this be should, the first sentiment aroused by the news that he who lias and suffered striven so much for the happness of his own.

This in

Howe,

,

this

as

more

improve

permanent

bad

'

;

and talking

decided

event

.

on

United Ireland speak comrades ou such an

I may in surely the mind of his

leader

£3,000,000

I

right.

it

little Each one made passenger. her welcome her kindly presence added a singular charm to their mono tonous on coarse life and these board, but affectionate natures could feel its influence without being able to account

down

this

This sets one-thinking, not? his comrades have And not thinking been, I assure you without and and to each other ; remarking natural does

the

Mr. statement, of the Opposition, and believed that there as not was some he could mistake, bad recently believe that the squatters and between £2,000,000. expended

their

'

to

reason

since

B.

Monseigneur should

Mary

baptism,

he,

dis

this

by

the Playford, said he trusted

our

in very singing, pure negro children a French, hymn which his mother had him when he was a little taught boy and which often at he. had sung Catechism in the Church. " the Fathers work Yes, yes,

dumb

struck

lo

'

now

that thr opinion outstanding for improve for'compensation amount ments not to more than could Members were £100,000. absolutely

Cardinal were

he made thn he had shared

that till

liabilities

St.

the

last for

Up

covery. general

robes.

At ready

by accident

only

:

the degree of these

,

which

1

to

zation

'

to admire

able

was

of effort,

field will

the

the and to

rejoice one

a

hand,

to precious some chance the on for,

Ireland will at last of being have properly cared other new tie the which it has formed will be no hind rance but a to of that help spirit devotion to the death which has been so

to an William inspiration O'Brien's and such an elixir country of to the cause in strength which he fights. I am if sure ever union there was a blessed the

such

by

of

prayers I

am

sure

a

year

people is

it

that

prayers many Irish who

the

it

is

this.

have

from

the answer been going

husbands children, of Wiiliam

up

hearths welfare of

—

go

to

Irish

altars for the such a occupies place of the, people affection prayers the less notbecause so potent

them

Nay,

itself

the for

and a

iu

that

man

the are

many of humble families of up from and wives, parents and who owe to the exertions

O'Brien the and peace they enjoy, .whose rooftrees he lias saved from destruction, and to whoso careers he has opened the door of and hope." emancipation" security

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voice

hoarse

a

invented but I am

you

"Nothing

;

Junior

Prisoner:

trying

to."

"Our

partner:

to be (fijght our customers

?"

partner

without

him,

an

:

refer

jl ;

I of

"

Well

:

"

He

:

He

hook-keeper. in

years

our kept exemplary

an

I

way. Friend

have kept him at it." " do ?" Merchant I What did you made him cashier." Friend . " How did he do in hi?, new ?" Merchant position " He kept the cash." Excellently,

don't shall

:

:

was walking house-physician a one of the hospitalward, " to him. Doctor " he called I wish you'd move me out of

"

cried,

this "

ward

"

this

Well,

all

drinking reply.

Jerusha

Ezekiel him unless

that

marry total-abstinence of them. two

she

as

it

would

had his

was

house

in

the /I

Train.

iijiuu—

"

—

" " "

gone

in

ua

out

of

now

there,

a;

the

replaces the

parents

i

snatching the

!"

again on

the

again

in!

are

one.

day

when

that,

Class

in

A

—

host

with

have Evil the

but "

might Wbaur

have

Bible

landlord

a

handed

that hauiis

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