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Sunday.

on

The

the Bishop of Middlesbrough, Dr. Lacy, in his Advent

to

Rev.

pastoral, In our

says

of

to

out

pointed.

twofold your from servile and joining

you

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great

altar, assist

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Priest

High

of the are

im the on

the that

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proposed

to

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Himself the

pf

thanksgiving

to

the

National Library of Australia

great

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in

point

The the

to

accompanied

representative are glad to to attend permission we

the the

.of

Irish

recently diocease.

party

present T; D.

O'Connor,

Edward Sheehy, John Stack, J. (J. Flynn, 'Mr'. Sheehan. O'Connor,

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Why

Ireland.

in

county

? thus away they wiped he Mr. O'Connor. Simply, because never observed, they properly the despots who were combined against them dowu. The chairman, grinding are observed that there conclusion, in now large numbers of tenants Kerry who have to thank for the mercy only extended other tenants them' by landlords of the same landlords in other conn there ties. The Kerry tenants, those in should not see' tenants fore,

in

at

quickly mopientH

forty years emigration been at a higher rate her to population from any emigration

counties

without

And

.

Divine .

of Holy Mass cause or whatever

.wo

mysterious our hearts

let

.

even

whilst

this

gaze upon iuspiriug action, unison with the .

home,

turn

our

crushed to

coining

by landlordism assistance.

their

From

Heart But

is

so

eauBes,

as

The

the in

Mr.

and heat

upon the sin

widespread

whether

two

the

principal and teresting

read Earl

speaker powerful.

—

Gladstone

still more abundant sinners. Let the poor graces, themselves be invited to neglectful this Muss of repuraiion, assist ul and thus they will he more brought readily to realize of the guilt the gravity they

incurred,

the great

Bury most

on was

in

find

Mr. to the Robert

bearing testimony of the first Sir seivice3 in the battle for the Emancipation of Catholics of Ireland, and en the the sou eldest couraging (himse f now old namesake of an Sir man) and

Ireland her local

by

of are

now

of

which

to

always

Lord

speech in

woras

Labouchere in adopted at Mr. at Govan pro

virtual

in

come

Ireland.

before

protested of the

Ireland allowed to

in

a

The

jury. the

ri'gainst

denial

of combination It protested

right

England.

the cruel sentence for against passed the most trivial offences. It protested the wholesale of against imprisonment the of the representatives It people. the mean and petty against protested distribution of offices which causes con for

tempt

the

administration

Mr.

Labouchere

Bill

which

benefit

is

of

is

It

of the law. to

objects

designed knot of

a

owners.

for

the land

bankrupt that

plain

Land

a

wholly the

Liberal

with progressing amazing Mr. celerity. Gladstone's advice is to adhere course to the which, during and the last .after had been general election, cause

is

steadily

maintained has been

which

in and adversity, for three prosecuted of encouragement signs

amidst

years

growing

continually writes

"For,"

abundant.

more

the

great statesman, "it is the road not to only with peace, but especially to honour, that union' between Great Britain and Ireland which has been jittlo up to this better than a dream."

Dr.

Barnardo's

Homes.

her

granting

most

pity that Dr. Barnardoout his philanthropic carry work without in conflict coining with the law. His admirable cxe. tions on behalf ol the destitute and the rescue work be has carried on for years among have made his name poor, children, a household word in the Colonies. It

is

is

Barnardo's

Homes,

which the

the good work of justice to the control of

Great

which

would

increase

the

lessen j>rioe

he

has

foil

the quantity of the qrtfwlp

On

conseut.

mother's Dr. son,

Barnardo

demanding

declined

her

to

give him that the lad

hfs as reason up, alleging had gone to Canada a gentleman. with The counsel mother's would not rest content with this and answer, applied of habeas to for a writ corpus the bring in

boy he

did

Dr.

court.

know

not

Barnardo where

the

pleaded child was, said the

but the judges very properly writ must go, and they gave him three .mouths to find and return the boy. Dr. if Barnardo, therefore, he wishes to retain the confidence of the country must make in this reparation instance, and a recurrence prevent of such a scandal

cessfully

watching The allusion

'

thous

instrumentality and giils picked

ofboys out of the gutter have been placed in Cauada and Australia, and with few ex very are well. This ceptions doing record, and the general conduct of the.

to the the part in the work of setting Peel took free of food, the importation and the reference to the action of the present Government to in endeavouring pas£

the

great

to

By

Dr. ands

progress

is

affairs,

a

unable

eel lent

aud

the

policy.

suppression Offences tried by Removables the like before the Coercion Act had

resolution

of

law

the

by jury

trial

to

a

Mr.

meeting

against

new

lueuuutu

resolution

Labouchere's

a

bin

with

The

inteiesting

everyone eveuls.

of uiujuob

entirely

spirit.

for

charge, make it mors all that on oc astonishing Barnardo casions Dr. outrages English law ami his feeling carelessness. hy The last instance refers to a boy who taken to the was Home with the

Glad Robert

Spencer are

To

Robert to continue Peel and complete the policy

bestow

at at

hold

at which a Reparation, large body of the if attend. faithful, possible may This act of reparation cannot fail to be of onr to the Sacred Heart pleasing wounded and will move by sin, Lord,

upon

Mr. Sir

to

one

—

groat Peel

to

wua

tested

out

portion

upcucci

of

Gladstone.

from

letters

addressed and the other Peel, meeting of Liberals which at Tuesday,' stone

look

to

.

and

wrongs by

untouched

exist,

W

.

has

a>ked

which,

grievances old policy, In this

last

im intemperance, ignorance, or indifference, dissipation morality, and late bonis on let Saturday nights, and flock unite and pastors together to of have from time time .a Mass

htive

the

were

now

;

of God.

the altar. of neglect

Him

to

in

their

bishop of the Arthur

proportion the

other

of

and it is in the only Lamb of this the that food,.from ihe beginning, that we

reach

from from

the with

identical

awe

last

fair

-

mountain

be offering the Mass

different,

home

slain

can

tently

is

than

Letters

but he represents any more, death by the beparate coiipainful of the elements the secration -upon altar cull a by what theologians mystic But ot death. the manner though His

in

from strength

national condition. mustered

of whom,

Kerry

other

was a

suffer

nor .

and

Body

same an

Mass

priesthood, Blood to His

at

a

thousand,

by

all

the

from

its

there BY

proceedings vote of thanks

David

Within

in

altar

be,

a

Messrs.

for our is precious, Pasch, It behoves to immolated. us with loins and staff in stand hand, girt and for we are still arc far pilgrims, are

man

all

language Church

Tito

object the

to been voted the oliair, in which delivered the opening address, he depicted the sufferings and privations in landlordism by Kerry. wrought or so the Within last generation human were 122,000 swept beings of the from face the country. away

priestly

aloud,

it

from

received Dr. Coffey,

an

the

itself,

action,

quickly

were,

they

Harrington, J.

The

fix

consider

the " 1

having

priest

to

as

Sullivan,

to

of

—

of the New Law. priest save one in every setise Sacrifice

of

vites,

over

The members

the Sacrifice. She in great she commands, under pain of her all children to God's displeasure, assist one mind and and with thereat, with one that attention and henrt, is, fruits

gathering tune of

itself

that

partake

I

the

a moribund of the clans

consecrated

THE

iviotner

Lioiy shonld

and

was

in

observe, from

WORLD, the loving

understand

its

prelate,

been ,passed, with a warm up

clergyman,

manner, ends

OF THE

"

the

praiseworthy,

kingdom"

were

.offered

FAITH

THROUGHOUT

:

precious

of

of

in

distinct

writes

of

approves Association.

Defence

of view

God. CHURCH

mere

and

and

which

"

for

priest

exhaustive

most

the several

the

spoke

sacrifices

signified,

in

fulfils,

one

the for

order

blessings and imperfect

numerous

the

and itself

the

a

tion

cix 17). This is Sacrifice perfect alone comprises which the

(Psalm

complete

all

art the

to

Messrs.

movement. The county conven last was held in Tralee on Tuesday of the great triumphs which gives who said that the lie direct to all

new

bread

of

support William

Kenny,

wound to the has chairman, Kerry shook off its apathy and bids take a part-, indeed, prominent

saith

of

sacrifice

a

Thou

said,

according

ever,

though

prayer,

prayers

God

heartily

having

My

for

;

manifest type sacrifice and priesthood, Christian was of Christ the royal prophet it

around

It is sublirnest

to

Gentiles,

the

to it to be attain adopted and unassailable. As morally legally I understand its programme the, of association is a defensive purely usual resolutions character." The

is

oblation

of

be

to

said, even

M.J.

J. Jordan, and M. -M'Cartan. read from Dr. Donnelly, which his in Clogher,

was

believe,"

great and in every place and there is offered the

letter

Tenants'

great by the

sun

name

Conven under

O'Brien,

Bishop

v»«

offer

lie

National

the

Enniskillen

colleagues,

means

the

the

is

to

her altars betimes, be ail made partakers tbey. may ttio and of which graces blessings from flow this fountain of unceasingly waters. Mass! How living Holy in feeble words what is shall we explain above the of speech to power truly 1 It utter is a not a divine, human; the

of

held in of Mr.

lordship

and

foretold

My

A

thereby New the

—

When,

rising

wino.

that

act.

and

down,

Patrick

commemora

19) of

was

Malachi the

a

immolate

This

going

caP.rAil

cnmA UW1MW

to

Fermanagh

Redmond, Henry Campbell,

the took place committed Christ aan

The

presidency ed by his

in;

pleased"' of the at

f Vi

foreseen

From

son

'well

institution

to

Body.

offered

we obligation; in rest by joining alsovsanctify chief act of public the Church's worship than which is hone other the august of the Mass. The mere Sacrifice statedoctrine mentof the Church's regarding this adoiable to explain mystery suffices her maternal command to all her children

"

beloved

my

fnnds

necessary

exchequer. tion was

whom he

of

vUwOD

power

who

the

gather

is

the

THE

FATHER.

same

always

of the objects unanimously., approving of the Tenants' Defence Association, and pledging the country to contribute

great among of Hosts" i. the Lord (Malachi 2). Sacrifice was the foreshadowed This of Melcbisedech, of the priest by that Most High God, and Prince of Salem

DECAY,

not

This

the Gentiles, among there is a Sacrifice, to My name a clean

of

days

must.

to

with

the

God's

is

the

A nAaInc XApvwVlwu

Prophet

not

or

TO

is

am

Sacrifice

been

Divine

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I

I

Law,' His

the

were

later provokes cf God. But it from work servile

sooner

Lord's

OF

SIGN

the

chastisements

enough

it

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THE

Convention

Wicklow

the chair having place on Monday, been occupied by Mr. James O'Kelly, The Rev. Canon M.P. Dillion, P.P., carried which was moved a resolution,

for

up

IN

ACCEPTABLE DEGREE

the

offered

" for Do this mysteries, tion of me"— (Luke xxii. them priests ordainiug

ever

always horror by

is

place 23rd

of

,

took

Mass of

oblation

and

Kerry took

Nation

the

(says The

November).

the the

Holy the

week

this

the die

secure

souls.

Cross, and ends,

by

Blood,

to

with

the

Uto.

treat

need

our

ALWAYS

name

THE

and

who. To

though has

same

"

of God the Holy Ghost, abides with His Church.

Sunday

these

1

and themselves, with the sanction

Apostles therefore

us

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and how undispensation, greater He manifested His wrath mistakeably of the at its violation. The law Christian the (time Church regulating and manner of the public dates worship comes

Christ

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by

we

ii The 17). (Matt, Sacrifice Eucharistic; Last when Supper,

a

from

identical

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day

kept

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Wicklow and Fermanagh Conventions

might He wished

we

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on

Himself

on

that

sin.

graces of

HIGHEST

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Orangemen.

Orangemen of Belfast seem quite to Buch another give proof of prepared when as that tluy gave they loyalty lawful their and fought against king, Dutchman as his successor. hailed a than Even now they go a- step further Majesty's traitor

to

generals by no

a

in

tempting

are

they

the

play

improbable

means

London,

of her part of

one

Rioting

He

indulged and in fury,

in

general a

said,

with

usual

them,

in

were

they

usual un

of the suffered

a

the

an resisting Pat liament to which

of the Imperial had attached

If

there

not

was

fire-eating

speech,

then

fortuuate

Fenians

who

a full-fledged general they never on a red coat above the rank operated officer. of non-commissioned Though, there sent to penal settlements, they were of disapproval for the even a word is not

tempted

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crime

high

and

misdemeanour. who are

at

loyalists peculiar to convince others pains extraordinary are not a sham, that their professions be esteemed all the this will Dr. Kane threats the more for his against highly British Parliament and the Queen with

aid

their

of

us

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eyes

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common

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in

dependent to

is

only suspicion a

bit

think

uneasy

them,

of

following Advocate

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what others about may and have no motive lor weak set them. example

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In

.Berlin.

High

appointed

avoi

It Martin

is

7

flint.

ufnf.o.l

1.

the

debateable and which

Eng

Gillies

Mr. conference

the he the

be

will

Assembly

ocitoniq

been

made

breaches

for

Mr. Anguish

libel.

swore

tliern,

The struck

12

Khedive

has

Mr.

O.

been of

found,

serum

to

impossible frqrn

bis

vars.

stop-

since

been 15.

has

for

scavenger increase an

boys of

boys. rains

16.

January of

electiou

in many is harvest

the

Federal

two

named were therefore elected. Earl Kintore left for yesterday and Mr. Justice Zealand, Boucaut sworn

-in

as

New was

administrator.

Great result of

is felt here at the disgust the show of gold from the as a ton of stone amalgam ; especially sent from the and which was fields,treated at Fulton's yielded foundry 7£ozs. Nothing is being done in shares of either the Fraser or Central mines.

11.

who sails for im Stanley, England mediately. Emin Pasha, lias suffered a relapse, and. his condition is now It precarious. lias

which cashed

took Conference delegates place the following with yesterday results:— Hon. J. Cockbum Playford 56; Dr. C. Baker first 42; Hou. R 34; The

M.

flow

stockwith

January Young district

Adelaide,

imprison

decorated

will

The dis Mayor immediately the entire body and engaged

The

ment.

The

the

not

have fallen and the of the colony, parts in consequence. suffering

positively tlio Club lias arisen

months'

in

corporation

Heavy

frequented which tho .scandal concerning The summed presiding juilgo up in favor Lord of strongly Euston. The jury after a short retirementfound tho defendant nnd he was guilty, to

has

yesterday

wages. missed

of

Q

it

Council

been a splendid one, the" average being 25 bushols Labor in the to the acre. district is very scarce and are crops for want of cutting. rotting

younger

of Euston

and

Sydney, The yield

Mr. editor against Parko, of the North London Press was conclud Criminal ed at the Central Court to For the defence a number of day., witnesses were called with view t.o n the

not

the

the cheque heard of.

is

peace. The case

one

the

employed by Mr. Trier, entrusted was yesterday an with open cheque for £350 certain to take He up scrip.

in South territory Africa, (he have been Portuguese

have

but if Executive

Chamber,

m

the con press, the Legislative

broker,

Lord newspapers generally approve attitude. Salisbury's in continues Public feeling Portugal and angry mobs excited, daily parade the street, as and, yelling hooting they further pass the British Embassy. Fifty the

be

and

the

to quit, provided Germany a free hand at Zanzibar. allowed Pinienlal's Senor new Government lias taken office. The Berlin and Vienna English,

will

in place of the If is it

report taken.

annual of tho meeting of Victoria held on society Jackson was Dr. Wednesday night, and elected unanimously president, Dr. Hinchcliff, vice-president. Richard A lad aged 15 named Owen

in

of

official

in

take

to

An

16.

his completed of the meeting

the is

admit the be held in

to

held

January

lias

Melbourne. decided ference

ordered

arrests

at £110.

quoted

for which

arrangements

proceedings

a

—

abating. 16.

England

by

are

Melbourne,

January

r-Ttrmnn7

annexation

was

INTERCOLONIAL.

At medical

epidemic

in

reported

Burke

Chamber.

London,

.

E.

New York that the actual murderer and that he will Cronin, shortly detailed coufession. 4 per cent, Australian in

is

Jackson sails for America to to-day Sullivan for the championship and fight £300. Before lie was banquet leaving ed by bis admirers. influenza

Hon. W. Right the petitioner. squared"

"

a

not

Gladstone) The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff with £1,000 damages, for which amount with costs. was entered judgment

Tower.

The

had

case

fifth

1886 of

Constable

alleging as, figured

(the

May-

Russia ted by

against

in-

for

have shortly in a divorce

West scribed stocks

with

of

event

the

in

war

Government

States

Australian,

co-respondent bis father

Dr. make a

Governor of Gibraltar in oppointod 1876. In 1878, riie June, February to was selected be by the Government the Commander-in-chief of the English force

rising.

to

of the Council' of -the of India Ho was

Governor-General

expeditionary land declaring

Republican The United

of

Sir

succeed Cohimauder-in-

and India, and in of General; nominated was

rank

ordinary

Royal January

to!

appointed Mansfield asforces

tho In

was

Chiefofthe the local

and He

(July 21); of honor.

Fellow 16 1869.

a'

persons and it is yesterday paraded tho streets, fenred that the feeling into is developing

an Malleson, that he would

;

value of 200 guinease received other marks

iu

exist

a Doara to control ine appoint construction of one hundred war ships of tho newest will aud which patterns, cost The it is £50,000,000. Bhips, will take 14 years to build. estimated, Mr. Herbert Gladstone, M.P., yester a libel action Mr. day brought against

services ; elevated to the peerage of by the title Baron Napier of Magdala (July 14) of the was with the freedom presented of London aud a sword of the City in

to

thousand

Twenty

tends

heir,

his

17.

January

Mo

aiio

annum

per

his

if fight Slavin, increase the

to

continues

irritation

Lisbon.

a

commander

£2,000

to

agreed agree

will

London,

10,

i

English

in

has

latter

Strong

a

lUtlanoari oivuouu

nisne (ttuo

L'Tv

that

stakes.

was

April

since the institution Brazil hundred three who revolted the new against have been sliot Government,

Sullivan the.

engagement

au

in give through which to on carry

£500,000.

Republic

persons, form of

of

this

settled

was

Chief

the

the army, Sir Colin o Camp the part he played in the sup uf the rebellion en greatly his

r»Ti ov/imj

up

sentenced

some

Calcutta

at

Islamgie,

to

stated

is

of the

victory by the storming on of Magdala the 13tb, whon Theodore, committed in despair suicide. On Sir to in Robert return Napier's England lie received the thanks of Parlia July,

justifying who was Lord that-

fertilize to

eventually

of

com

constructing

summoned

until

Bengal. he served with neer

aud

after

&e., barracks, administration

charge of these assume

ad

Punjaub

new

military

instruction

gs,

years,

named

tho Chief

lis was to when enabled his long-cherished for plans that almost trackless country

the efficient vince. Flo.

430.

M.P.,

and

Colonel, under

to

promoted

was

covering with arteries of mercial highways, canals magnificent

872.

B..G.

fords of the Chenaub, with the the junction underLord lie Gougli, of Sir John Cheape's at the of men" battle

He

Goojerat. rank of

express

finished

one

as

all

It

This 1865, when W. succeed Sir

-

Mandeville

Jacob

the

ministrator, out carry

re

;

after

533.

Indian

the siege of which he senior arid as Engineer Wish's Gen. accompanied

"right-hand'

produced 1802. Photogiaphs 1863. Emancipation proclamation B.C. 220. Paper made by Chinese 1534. into English Bible translated Testament

to

1821. 1559.

the

constantly

at

fall

force

judicious should the the under

by

was

nn/1 uuu

prisoners. followed

itc

a

when on rebelled, Moolraj connected with the reduction

present

where, main served

task

a

defeated of

heights

special nrul

to

the latter, necessitate

He

tan,

its

that

T'ntiiniiK

essential

events of such to

was

first

Old

of

1874.

Gothic

distinction at tho con obtained the

acquire

flm

marine,

into

translated

with

be was of Major, selected by tho late Sir Lawrence for the Henry of to the Engineer responsible post Lahore. He Durbar 'of was by this

at

notes

Addiscombo, Bengal Engineers

rank

so

the

Jivjvv)

by

brought

of

to

had with

strike.

amounting

India.

Commander He achieved King Theodore

success.

thoroughly

Mr.

Sntlej campaign, of which, having

questions of Moo

introduced .1338. in 1850. Iron found in America Saxon 637. Bible inlo translated Gunpowder used by Chinese 80.

Musical

libol

criminal Euston of the

of corps and .served

1828,

Star

brilliant

r

College,

Miiiuiry the

in

the

Cairo'

banqueted,

Grand India.

Knight

lying House.

HermanoB & Co., Artola, of Loudon, Paris and Madrid, merchants and exporters, have failed with liabilities

;

now

is

ot G. F. Napier, Major of 'Catherine, daughter of Blackmails, Carringlon, was born in in Ceylon, received his education at

son

B.A.,

ferred

carriages gas iu 1792. he spoken 580.

who reached

Deceased was aged 80. -Lord Men of the Time says Napier: Sir of tho Hon. Magdala, Right Robert Cornelius Napier G.C.B.,

Engineer

invented

light insurance, American wheeled

and

:

fuel

Electric

Bay

iu

resigned

now

Messrs.

with the local rank of Lieut.Gen. and 1867 be received tho in to command the ex appointment intended to rescue the pedition made and was Abyssinian captives,

1 Q\Q

the

the

Bombay,

on-

for

of Jan.

to nominated as Commander-in-Chief

Mansfield

execute

"influenza.

G.C.SJ.,

of the Council

lie post he "was

Portuguese

immediately

want

by being made. Majorto the and successor K.C.B., Sir J. as a Outram, Military

Member

hove now of funds

who

a

late

has

the health of the. public regarding young King of Spain have provod to be unreliable. Tim is announced of lord death of who from died Napier Magdala,

Government.

1834. used in 1 162. 206. First gold coin B C. introduced 1583. Tobacco 1830. steam railroad First 1840. FirBt stamps postage 1826.' Kerosene introduced used in 1594. end pencils 694. Win,lw glass used in as

the

of the rebels but on

rewarded

was

Gen.,

now

now at the .is Old proceeding has The defendant a number Bailey. of witnesses to justify the libel. The which have been made reports

taking

newspaper

is

dal,

tide

Coal used Surnames

Eng

has arranged of Delngoa

for

development 907. jury made 1450. Needles used 1545. Mnlchcs made 1829. 1544. First cast iron 1494. First

to

against North London on account of the former's name Press, been mentioned the latter, "by haying in connection with the West end scan

resources

First Pins

country

lias

Mozambique

Stanley,

IntAmrlii/lrrD

New.

of from

IVI.

Earl editor

po.-ifion

Were

he

wishes.

case

the

a

in as

has been ^at

children at thousand Thirty Chicago from the epidemic. suffering in conclude! The stokers strike gas The masters until the last refused to graut any of the demands of the men,

the execution claiming as his Col. Napier acted, command. His services in second in command under well Grant ai;e known, and

Hope

a

to

H.

'The.

on

it

cabinet

to proceeding England, where he was yesterday, the Khedive.

the

every ..possible it themselves, have a they should distrusted it is by others. fixed are are principles

that whose

People

which

do

they

alter,

it protest Distrusting that natural

occasion.

not

circumstances

on

may

possibly all

rebellion sanctify the days of the Revolu so ranch is loyalty

their

As

Ju the

would

did

it

ns

l

of the army. of Popery and

general hatred

a

.

the

I'iiuental's

l's

Mr.

signature. in this (elony the many un were convicted

soldiers from Majesty's committed no offence their allegiance if there are degrees whatever. Surely, offence was far less than in crime, their for he of Dr. whilst that Kane's,

doctor's By the

St.

her

templing

for

surrendering

Salisbury occupation Vincent.

her

treason-

the

Lord British

in

Queen

his

Sir

the command the -destroy Tanita Topee ; to

to

of Wales

are

task,

China

have token

'

Act

Orangemen

as

through

Government Englan

Lisbon

at

mourning

in

complete. The Governor received orders

resist the a successfully Parliaments It would seem, then, tlmt the hishcst nroof of lovaltv which Lord could would be to VVolsley give assist

statues

this

second

burnt.

humiliation

land. Senor

rebel t

continues,

still

been

been publicly The public been draped

position decrees of

to

of

stoned, and excited meetings held in de been the provinces inthe action of the ministry nouncing to the demands. British yielding At Coimbra the British has flag

English Irishman,

in

Orangemen fight

the

have have

greatest he was, army and with his command, and 600,000 Britain Great ready to

the

loyal at their

sword

»

the

Lisbon

in

15.

January

disturbances are commenced being the country throughout generally. the British offices At Oporto consul's

The

nonsense.

mitigated

in

wards appointed force employed reunited under Sir Hugh Rose

aud

con

held a great shibThey lately tingency. when unveiling a statue boo in Belfast of Orange, and the chief «>f the Prince the notorious of the occasion was orator of course, the prin Dr. Kane. And, discourse of the firebrand's cipal topic his faction Home and wliat was Rule, of it do in the event would being granted. sound and

News.)

FOREIGN.

Maud

and is by influenza, at ill seriously Marlborough tacked

planned

.

for

that,

the Daily

(From

be who

was

It

CelefitamsL

The

Princess

at the siege of Lucknow of the Hoomtee that bridging river which exercised so ah in great fluence on the operations for the over throw of the enemy, and he was after

JntntoTomal

auir

if oreigtt

.

of

Loyalty

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of

is

there

t-

heavy downpour. 17. Melbourne, January

The Earl

and

yesterday

of the ed "to

a

and colony, considerable

left

Henry that

is

j

J. just Mona

intends the claims, place separa tion before the Federal Conference.

for

17. Adelaide, January this morning has Advertiser

a splendid Tackle comprising Kirby Bent Blue Hooks, Tin'd Hooks, Single Gut Gut Hooks, Double Hooks, Blue with Pipe Hooks, Hooks, eye, Double Silk Hand Furnished Lines, Lines,

Gillies

.the

expressed

shall

been

from

sent

article

alleges that of Forrest's in order to save a paltry between the accept £20, the difference ed tender and Mr. Brown's. The article also points put that the. Com-:

accepted

over

the

vessel

at Adelaide. block of chambers,

A hve

quaran

which

situate high, been burnt to

storeys have

street The

given

were

Queen-

in

the

premises

owned

were

with trade

by

the

an

has

Council

view to and labour

the of

federation

a

furiously. self of

the

that

fain

have inches

Eight

fallen have

since fallen

Saturday. within

the have

last 24 hours. The farmers suffered enormously through the deluge; Adelaide, January 17. Messrs. Cook & Sons excursion train

Melbourne

carried

yesterday at

carters form a

the

union

in by himself when suddenly

increased threatened any union.

demanding have

masters the men It

join, is

once

Rm/il/1

the

at

that,

reported rnirWlini'

1nr1«

at

state of The they could. got under control,

Gurger's the

but

|

burns

case

succumbed

gentleman morning.

M

this

IV 1

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W '

K

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have of

Block

;

£6.;

Souths,

'10s, Block. 15s.;

£12 £8

Centrals, Junctions,

Brokens

easier.

2s.

£15 £6

British,.

;

£2

Norths,

;

lis.

18. -Meluourne, January The Australian Natives Conference takes at the Town Melbourne place It is Hall on Tuesday.expected that

thirty The

delegates well-known

be present.

will

the

on

ing the

express A

young

per

is

to

Orient. named

Donald the Railway as while work man, was dashed into by

Permanent-way

a

Chicago

racer

to England shipped a man Yesterday M'Carthy, employed

line,

on

cut

to pieces. named J. Welsh, em Shaw's establish ronmongery found on the Sydney road and, man

ployed at" ment, was on. Thursday

i

and having night dead, bullet wounds in his head. It is two not yet known whether there has been whether the deceased foul play or any suicide. committed The

ranged ruption telegrams

the

in

event

Port stations of interruption and

place

the

on

for

Port Darwin from Adelaide via Western Java and I'ort Darwin; of an in the event interruption Adelaide and Perth messages via Port sent Java Darwin,

be sent

can

Australia, and: that between will and

be Roebuck

We Postmaster that the to

that

have ar of any inter Darwin line, between the

Department

Telegraph

is

not

are

-

Bay. informed, General

however, of

arrangement yet complete

this above

by the Colony, referred

ITd. of the sunt? en steamer was sold yesterday to Centennial Mr. of Melbourne for £350. David: Blare to fall in many Rain continues parts and is seriously of the- colony, affecting The

harvest are

wreck

operations.

reported of tributaries

ou

the

Tremendous floods the Queensland Darling.

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Works,

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through

Adelaide.

He

Hill of

Broken 3,300 tons

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148,000

i

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ore

is

M.L.C.,

Elder,

declared

a

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jk

at the

rate

of

passed support

a

Labor-

resolution the strike

Adelaide. At Block

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carters

at

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with obtained

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by post

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or

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including

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Scrapers, etc. orders sent:

&c.,

Express Waggons, Buggies, Carts, .urays, Waggons, etc.

have

resignation. a well-known at Norwood, has committed himself in the drowning

or

Combs, Blacking,

Iron

Girls'

Baddies, Saddles, Jockey and all requisites for a first

Sponges,

HIPPER

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December

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Sec. 23 1889.

Committee.

Building

to

MR.

GEO.

ROBERTS,

;

lnent

in

Ladies'

Harness, and

put

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kinds

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have

ounces

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an

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Baskets. T Butt llat and Hinges, Hinges, Coat remark Frame Hooks, Pulleys, wood ably cheap; Box Rules, Spirit Plumb Levels, Levels, Bricklayers' Tubes, Bricklayers' Lay Spare Level, Hod Irons ing Hammers, Lino Pins, and Lorries. for Wheels Emery

all

want

Dr.

Baskets,

and

Stabling

,

once

British

ore

'

the

steing did

once

flames were soon and although everything done to the alleviate

were

if

at

1

at where stopped Stockport, in at enveloped flames, from the The' carriage.

passengers

Baskets, French Baskets, aud a of Useful variety

Circular

happened

other

lino

The week's smelting struck. mine shows that 86 tons of been treated, yielding 15,000

'

he was sufferings, bound, of medical assistance at Stockto travel on to Adelaide in ex port, On arrival cruciating pain and agony. .Mr. at the capital Ramsay was taken

The

wages. dismissal

Ramsay

his

affairs

Good

Baskets, Baskets, Flower Market

Gordon--'

Baskets, Roller Baskets,

Wii-esf,

Ostler.

Fancy

j

Ramsay, jumped

for

have view

a

a

:

brands >f in stock.

kept

Floats,

Fishing

Clothes

—

-

I

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

Baskets,

gentleman's

500

Port with

lost

hon.

-

himdivested as clothes burning as. but possible, could, not to the Two flames. stop after the accident

manage minutes the train

to

pasengers. The road decided to

,

the

which con carriage, the burst, covering the which blazed oil,

of

some

quickly

Mr.

Picnic

the

kerosene, with Mr.

occupant

that-

of

lamp

.

whereby

Ramsay, M.L.C

was ndiug compartment,

first-class

organizations and with the of object central a excutive ultimately creating Federal the Central body,, to be styled Labour Council of Australia. The land near the coast is generally in a state of flood. Fifty ( sic ) inches

to

appears

G.

It

life.

tained Labour

a

colonies, of the in Australia,

,

his

gentleman

ground..

to the effect passed a resolution be opened up with correspondence other labour councils" throughout

to

kerosene line yesterday,

'

insurance company. The Trades and

of

of a plosion on the North the Hon. J.

the best aud spirits

Only Beers,

,

has

.

tined

and

particulars to have

,

.

further instructions

the ex through lamp, happened

1

for

telegraphed

Also, Baskets, Butchers'

I,

.

The

tender any the sanction

cannot accept the colony without outside of theGovernor-in-Council; A terrible accident,

missioners

:

has cases

fop

Visitors.

'

Baskets, requisities Irons and

Convenience

i

Split jointed,

Rods, Fishing Cork Fishing Rods, Reels for fishing rods,

extra

Every

Lines,

Ash

Shot, Bamboo

Railway

Station.

Hemp

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

Lines, Bottom

.

that the Arawatta Albany, stating sailed for Melbourne with four of Mauritius fever on board. board of health lias

Flax

Tanned

the

opposite

Directly

—

Lines.

that was this tender of the Conservator

'

has

a

take the Federal

forthcoming

Conference. A telegram

The sub -leader a condemning the railway tender commissioners for accepting the of a West Australian 'firm for supply of railway worth ing £1750 sleepers. The

Steamer of assortment

Arcadia,

"

"

Proprietor.

O.

Fishing ;

BRJS3NNTA.N

I£.

Helena

ex

received, k P. k

HAS

for-

Hotel,

IRONMONGER.

CASH

League

Separation

to

a revolver. .with behind stating the act owing,

tired of life. Parkes has

Mr.

at

parts flood

extent.

Qneensland

.

being

Sir.

falling the country

ulldforil Gnlldtoril.

GREEN,

|

The

nanied W. Stubbs, in the Windsor train

travelling shot -himself Deceased left a letter that he had committed his

all

|

man

young

wish lead

tore

Mararoa

s.s.

yesterday

to

Kin

Countess

per

Dunediu. A while

a

in

LEVI

17.

January

-

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bu

fal ling,

are

Heavy

are

.

Brisbane, rains

.

£6

.

British

8s.,

"

£8

19s.

'

£6 Ligh t rains indication every

.

.Junctions

Is.,

Souths

19s.

—

£10

"

Mr. Subscriptions Collector, Geo.

cial

Bank,

-

:

Messrs.

Rogers, and

Longson, Fund"

Rasou Messrs.

—A SALE. first-class with echo attachment.

complete,

sent

If flue

the to or to the Commer

a

& Webster, & J. Hurst

CORN In ,

bargain. T. BRYAN.

Mr, Sou

ET, case

you clothes,

More

..

Hard

will

stop rich food

food, real

Perth,

Committee

POR

No

Manager

be

may

c. D. Testimonial

Roberts

Ishmael

Traffic

Times.

spending and

and cheaper and substantial

so

much

on

buy good,

style",

better

healthy clothing get more things of life and the foolish every 'way, especially stop habit of employing expensive quuck doctors or vile using so much of Jlio humbug medicine that docs you only harm, but put your in' trust that simple, Dr. pure remedy, Soule'n

American

always at good times

a

Hop cost,

trifling

and

have

Bitters and

good

;

yon health.

j

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Sale Rooms

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West

Australian

PACKENHAM-STREET,

:

Assurance

FIRE,

AND

LIFE,

Messrs.

Win.

HAVE

(Limited)

Beers,

Tana .

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Charles,

Mary,

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South,

John,

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manner

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notice

on

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done UNDERTAKING and the most

APPLICATION.

ON

STREET

ElIICLES of all description hand and made to order.

i

shortest

BeaconsPinBusselton,

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TERMS

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WORKS,

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

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Road,

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field,

.

of

Hill,

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Preston

Richmond,

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kinds

CHESTS,

Road.

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all

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Packenham, and Leah,

Ellen,

for

HOTEL

Streets. field,

EXECUTE

COMMERCIAL

TOMATOES,

GLASSWARE, & BLACK'S BELL 250's VESTAS, TOBACCO, TWIST AND POCKET PIECES, "VIRGINIA CIGARETTES, BRIGHT," CAMEO," JUDGE," "HENRY CIGARS, MANILLA, GERMAN, CLAY

Dyer, Douro,

AND

and

UN

OF THE

prepared

RECEIVE

!

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Perth.

ORDERS

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George,

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&c.

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.

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MANAGER

w.

tins.

2ft

STOREKEEPER

Street

THE

!

SHIPS:

PACKET BREAD, HOPS, BOO-13EC HAMS AND (S.A.) BACON, TEA IN PACKETS, HALF BOXES, AND

JOHN McCLEERY. has for private sale FREEHOLD PRO PERTIES, WITH WITHOUT BUILDINGS AND

F

VARIOUS

&

v

andltetall.

Howick

CABIN

Rfntmo

u

viiuiqu

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CORNED

ASPARAGUS,

and Co.'s and Bottle,

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Rnrrni wugu-j

aud Colonial

FREMANTLE,

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CALIFORNIAN Do, PEACOCK'S PIE! FRUITS, TINNED GREEN VEGETABLES,

Sale.

on

LANDED

meats, CHICAGO Queensland

MARINE.

Bulk

in

NOW

-i

1

is

Co.

Younger

GENERAL

'

Wholesale j

Agency, Australia

Alliance

f

GENTBRA.L

:

Free Goods Stores : Essex and Cliff Streets.

i

AND

MERCHANTS-

.

\

Warehouses Street.

Essex

I

«

Fremantle.

Stree,

sc0llard, IMPOKIBB

AND

SPIRIT,

WINE,

I

Cliff

ijohn

(LIMITED.)

in

any

at any length of Perth.

part

CORN-CRUSHING

done

premises.

All

business

to

letters,

be

addressed

;

to

BOWRA,

CHRONOMETER, CLOCK, MAKER, JEWELLER,

Customer8

BEGS extensive

Hymus's

1

patronage. and GOLD -JEWELLERY >©n

\

SILVER of

made

to order

Street,

the

opposite

the

Liabilities)

INSURANCE

EVERY EXCEEDS as may be regarded of

New

\ I

the request and others, that announce

1

f\.

I

to

/

of

I

A

LIFE For

friends

numerous

to

his

building

and

conducted expeditiously in

inexpensively

town

or

PHILIP Street,

D

R

.

ST.

JOSEPH,

have

under

arising.

Blood

Blood

is

j?/f

w.A.

by any

N I S H I N G

JJAILWAY

.

BAZAAR.

received,

size

37s

UPHOLSTERS,

ex

West we

offer

MANUFACTURERS, &c. AUCTIONEERS,

a Australian, Public to the

27s

.£800

.

6d.

Also

largo at the Austrian Jarrah

of undermentioned

shipment

To

WIRE

WOVE

low 8s.

prices We are

making

from

1st

be drawn

;

;

as

soon

money

is

1889.

.

£800

as the whole subscribed.

of

the

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

;

;

UNION,

Prize-BLOCK

:

;

;

;

ART

TI£piF

POLISHERS,

BEDDING

RETAIL

BROKERS,

which size 3 single' Palliasses at

C O

&

'

JJEAD1NG JOOM.

MONSTER

2nd

6d, feet, Chairs, large size, Toilet Us 6d Tables and Wasbstands, full size 16s, single, 10s 6d full size Matt.rasses. 16s Couches covered in 12s 6d single, Spring-seated Polished Jarrah Chests of from 15s made, from 60s. Cretonne, splendidly Drawers, White and Gold Gold 5s per doz.; 5s 6d. .White and Plates, Cups and Saucers, Dining from 22s 6d and all other lines from 17s 6d full size Bedsteads, of Household Tables, Our Kauri Bedroom of Wardrobe, Furniture at equally low Suite, prices. pine consisting and Towel Chest Toilet at £15 be Drawers, Washstand, Rail, 10s, cannot Table, large in the colonies. excelled We will the cash for To parties about give you highest giving up housekeeping price without delays. annoying your Furniture, and old work. O flics Furniture aud a Estimates for new Fittings given speciality of Household Furniture re- polished and repaired, re-upholstered, equal Every description

10

Life."—

the

WORLD-FAMED BLOOD the blood to cleanse warranted whatever from cause impurities Skin and Eor Scrofula, Scurvy,

to

is

Diseases,

and

Sores of all Thousands

aremarvellous. Sold in bottles', and each by Chemists everywhere. Vendors Midland and Lincoln The Co., Lincoln, England. effects monials.

year

2nd Prize 3rd

Prize

—

—

Winner £25.

Pony,

to

select

saddle,

&c.,

to

value

value'

of

£10.

:

the

all

just

WE MATTRASSES,

full

children,

AND

FURNITURE

per quarter.

frorfi

FUR

G EES

MAKERS,

WHOLESALE

SCHOOL.

to 5 guineas per quarter, be paid in advance. 2 guineas. Music and sieging, Entrance Fee, £4. "0 8 guineas over Child ien years,

CLARKE'S MlXTURE

one

BENNION,

FURNITURE

O

CABINET

'

"For

in

1:

i!,||$,

£31,250,000.

over

1888,

transacted

ever

PARTIES

TO CENTRAL

GERALDTON.

T'ERMS yeare,

December,

LARGEST BUSINESS in the World. SOCIETY all particulars apply to

and

etc. Builder, Jan. 2, 1889.

BOARDING

For

ORGANISA

-MANAGER.

REILLY,

Perth,

OF

—

31st

ended

FRED.

!

SISTERS

in

and

SOCIETY,

STRONGEST

World.

Year

j

GONVENT

OFt

country..

?

Mackie-

in for

NOTICE

business.

carpentering Funerals

Business

and

over

SOCIETY

FUNERAL

and

FURNISHING,

MediearOfficer.

ASSURANCE

OTHER LIFE LARGEST

the the

the undersigned begs he is about to add

UNDERTAKING

Chief

<fec.,

of

ASSURANCE

THE

REFORM.

FUNERAL

kind

its

Chairman,

<fce.

excess

LIFE

EQUITABLE

TION

M.L.C.,

Accumulated Funds (namely, on PREMIUM INCOME, in the AMOUNT NEW the IN FORCE, in ANNUAL BUSINESS,

SURPLUS

IN

Hall

Town

PERTH.

HAy-STREET

ST. GEOKGE'S-TERRACE.

:

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

and

taken. payments JOHN BOWRA,

|Howiclc

ASSURANCE THE U.S.

DIRECTORS:—

always

description

BRANCH

of

share

a

PERTH

band.

Time

/

Mr.

the

WATCHES

every

Wedding Rings

\

he solicits

SOCIETY

more

.

\

where

Ball,

Town

\

to

premises nearly adjoining Chemist Shop, Opposite

LIFE OF

EQUITABLE

&c.,

his numerous to inform that he has Removed

2s.

Patent Sole

9d.

new.

COUNTRY

its kinds, of testi

NOTE

and lis Medicine

central

Proprietors « Drug Countii

National Library of Australia

ORDERS

ATTENDED

PUNCTUALLY THE

ADDRESS—

furniture BARRACK-STREET, (Opposite

TO.

A committee of gentlemen have kindly consented to conduct the drawing. Each purchaser of a book of 20 tickets will be presented with a Complimentary Ticket FREE.

Public

PERTH, Offices.

BONA

FIDE £800

bazaar, I

AS.

JLU

FRENCH Guaranteed,

-

I

L. WIMBRIDGE, PIONEER CARRIAGE WORKS.

the

WATCH

and

.

JOHN

SPECULATION. for

10s.

KEYLESS at

J.

GALLE'S,

LEVER

Albany

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VICTORIA"

KEW,

COLLEGE, (Neab

the tional

Melbourne.)

in liberty every country. It is in vain to that the reply influence of thi Priest political neither nor is despotism arrog ance. In the heat and asperity of we are im controversy, met retort mediately by the (C the unlimited of that sway" Catholic the has de clergy

OflGANETTE,

SSOCIATION gPOETS.

Matriculation Examinations recent the1 College has advanced its on of last This success year. year 19 Pupils obtained viz. 124: Honors, 5 Passed, and Honors in French, 4 in Latin, 1 in Greek, in 2 in 1 Geometry and Trigonometry,

AUSTRALIA'S

GUILDFORD

GROUND

Iha

W.

H. Neelands, (President W. ,H. Mr. Association) Starter Mr. and Handicapper

James.

;

Referee

Mr.

:

—

Farniex',

—

:

Wn

.u

ociocKsnarp.;

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era

100

PrftnrlfilnN

THK

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<

£3.

3rd,

;

Entries,

'

THE ledge in

£1;

1st,

—

iimiii'i

'i

1

m

2nd,

or

all

carrier,

John W.

2s. 6d.

Nominations,

Race

Bovs'

100 Is.

(under

16) Entries,

yards

1st,

10s.

2nd,

135 £5 1st, Handicap, yards £2. 3s.; accep Nominations,

Miss

3s.

tance, Tug

War

of

Five

Hours

Eight

the

World),

10s.

a

team.

H.

„

„

and ImportiigOo.

Victoria

Manufacturing Melbourne St.,

Collins

P.

White

I.

Eolls

Miss

£2

„

;

for

.

Nominations to

the

Hon.

January panied January

fee.

18, 1890. Performances for

later

must

be

two

STOCK

accom

races

run

Hon.

will Secretary enquiries

rules. The to

answer

from 8 to 9 evening Howick-str eet, Perth

Show

Notice.

MINING

liftlrlnii 11VJ.UVA

at

drawn

for A.

the

0

10

0

10

9 5 5

...

0 0

10

Jr.

0

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...

...

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...

visitor

-

PERTH

sports. H. BY

Hon.

ATT,

lift

Lawler John Byfleld W.

Pitts

...

...

THUE.

—

—

The Espousals

FEI.

St.

SAT. SUN.

Conversion III.

AND —

MON.

28

—

TUES.

29

—

WED.

at

Be

"

with

STATION.

SWAN"

AUCTION

SALE

ROOMS,

the

of

of

St.

after

!

Association,

BAZAAR!

!

A ND

!

5

sought

10

O

of

10

0

more

t

0

0

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NOW

aid

of

OPEN.

Ap.

will

be

Sales B.C.D

ON

MORNING.

in

purpose and iniquity with good having before your prepared for those who combat

your

and

,

Pius

to

try

eyes

,

—

10

to

for

12,

Ladies

Admission

only.

6d.

;

and Children Skates Free.

5th,

6th, and

large

and

Fancy

will

b8

for

IX.

JANUAEY

PRIEST

in

the

the

most

reasonable

prices.

AFTERNOON. From

to

2.30

By

Admission,

5.

SPOETS.

and

EVENING. From

QEEEN

S to 10. Admission,

GIBBONS, Secretary.

6d.,

6d.

Skates

order, BESSIE

SPOETS. HILLS

23,

1890.

IN

IRISH

SPOETS.

ANNUAL take

place

FEBEUAEY

SATURDAY7" Gala

Prize

for

The

Children.

on

Professor

Skates

on

M

M

a

will

race

principal

n

:

u

be

s.

Sheffield

;

Roberto. Sale from

1

os.

acceptances To be run

due

are

under

ALLUM,

Manager.

National Library of Australia

February

on

Sir

Joseph M.

8.

Banks'

CAEEOLL, Hon.

Secretary.

rules.

of

the

instantly Saxon

apprehended by the and with that mind,

to

obedience, implicit in civil matters to people priesthood. Englishmen cannot understand the Priest in Politics. As a quantity altogether unknown in the English arena, he is too novbl a feature to be

peculiar inconsistency often makes political

growing

ridiculous,

in

refuge

the

tions

the

one question, of the the English

the

priests, evils

First £5: second, £2j prize, £1. 3s. 2s. third, Nominations, acceptance, Nominations and for the performances last two to he in the hands of the years Secretary by Saturday, February 1st. and

JOHN

FRANK

c

civil:

in ministering flocks and in ; where caves, they the from, pursuit

blood-hounds

savage che rudiments shared with crust which watered with

and

mastoids,

their

'they

.taught and

of their

learning "the pupils had first they the tears of their 'And when active

gave place to period the ties which misery, bound the .people to their clergyfirmer and more grew closelyknit. When decrees, ejectment falling

the

"

like

flakes"'

snow

unhappy

land, present

the.

the bleakto .share with wayside, the heart-broken outcasts the loaf which had been purchased by the sale of his books,, very. and still, with his soothing words,, the brain burning throbbing; with the wild of savage-' thoughts revenue. Whfiri) hnno-Ai and disease the decimated was

always

on

-

...

popula

Irish their

of

1890.

Handicap.,

MUSIC.:

By

B.

MORNING.

SPOETS

12,

Handicapper EVERY

the

tion,

many mind of the

seeks will

6 cl.; Skates Is.

Irish difficult

is,

HALL,

and the days,, following and 8th of February next. 7th, varied of Useful assortment Articles has been and procured, of at

the

most

problems

TOWN

disposed

or

refuge

priest

resist

of Christ

name

In SCHOOL

WEDNESDAY,

the A

'From

glens

were

POLITICS.

the

held

in

priests,

ical St.

Hecotir,

spirit

AE

FUND,

FEEMANTLE

their

persecution

Paul

w

FEEMANTLE

BUILDING

minds,

religious

affliction."

B.Y.M.

!

.

.

JINK

JpERTH JpALACE

as

and liberty their scattered

the

.

in

their

through

and it1; matters, is what could be expected! only from their and! past history In the. present surroundings. dark and evil not so days, veryof persecution, long either, ago the priests risked cheerfully

0

Chrysostom B.C.D.

Francis

indefatigable

undaunted

jg NOETII

principle.

upon

steals,

of

counsel as well

0 0

Epiphany.

John

St. St.

THE E .

weighin the Y There

affairs

of in

light

5

B. and M. Polycarp, St. Vitalianus E.C.

THUESDAY, BAZAAR

!

Irish

the chinks of the closed shutters, ideas which focus themselves in the belief that the Irish people should follow the unquestionably as

10

BARRACK-ST. BAZAAE

now, effort

to

beginning

and balance

breaking

to

B.M.

Timothy

WL.

RAILWAY

Sec. Perth

aro

0

P

evil conquer reward the "

the

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Ireland.

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the

of

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land agitation, even assassina nay, are tion, sedulously represented and as believed the credulously immediate results of that grind wielded a ing despotism, by clerical which aims at oligarchy, open

insurrection,

boycotting,

to

were

there

staud

by

but the

the»

pallets; to beg1

stricken people, them the handful of meal,, to receive their last breath,, and to them iu the rudo lay grave beneath the neighbouringhedgerow ? on board the Again, famine where the dreadships, husband, pestilence swept away from father from wife, son, mother from the daughter, devoted ever was at hand, priest for

to

whisper encouraging

gratitude

many aspira

which stunt the and dwarf the growth

priests of the

consolation. mar the

ignorance Liberalism denunciation

influence worst

so

who

amongst

to

the the dying words of hope and. Whatever faults;

Irish cannot

them,

in character, be numbered, and Irishmen

without thatrecognize, hesitation, the obligation which the Catho lic have laid theiipriesthood under for country generations and centuries, cannot be wiped: out by a few devoted, years' obedience. Nor bave been-,

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:of a list bf receipt' acknowledge in aid" of the Nortliain subscriptions Convent a of fund, Building portion which in the present the issue, appears remainder to be inserted in our next, when the list received from St. Thomas', will be published. Greenougli,

General

the received following subscrip. the Mr. T. W. Week during 15s Mr. Whitely, Fremantle, O'Driscoll, 10s. Perth,

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people

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leaders.

the

the

terrible

surviving

'47

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new

Commandant,

who

with

so

little

loss

attended

move the Home Rule 1870. the last ment of During the have nineteen years priests themselves between boldly flung and the landlords the people, and imprison their hardships and

next

to

month,

local

As instancing in producing back country,

the

if have, ments possible, they endeared themselves to further was the nation. Well, indeed, the cause of harmony and it for their their at that, posts, peace did not slacken during vigilance As half a century thesetryingyears. code might well have of the penal into its resolved original society "rather well elements, or, might the Irish have converted people

corps to

already

s

of Perth

Guildford

at

a

special

volunteers.

Victoria

the wool unable

and

and

district laid

to

take

line

compelled

are

of steamers

into

service.

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lately Father

mantle.

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the

mainly

tions

at

North

Martelli,

to

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building

offered

the

up

congrega-

anointed Gad's poured into the ear Irish and famishing

priests, of the

peasant

train

who

and Station

the-

and

fear

or

on Tuesday, race-meeting local sports are already The boiler belong G. M. Co., on its way ing to the Uphill out to the fields, met with an accident, in a breakdown a short distance resulting the other side of the Salt River. It was made. quickly put right and a fresh start

Irish

movements

lies

the moderate-

the of the demands, .ness and justness from sensible men so far and the Priest' in anathematising surest

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the

of

guarantee

when

popular

countries, indiscriminate in

ought

reflect

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was made in application Mr. Leake to Justice annul the bankruptcy of Mr. J. M.Pattdn. His Honour entertained the and, granted the and 'made an order directing request, trustee to vest all in Mr. properties

Monday

ratton

an

before

Chambers

and

over

required

to

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descharge

the

the

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His the Administrator, Sir Excellency Malcolm Fraser to allow his wishing an guest Sir Samuel Griffiith, opportunity the island of Rott-nesb, invited, pf visiting a number of gentlemen amongst whom Mr. J ustice Leake were Major Pilkington, Mr. George Leake, the Hon 0. T. Mason, Mr. J. D. Booker, Sir James Lee Steere, Russell the Hon. O. Burt, and Captain ,to went over him. The accompany party in the on Rescue, Saturday morning in time to the in returning evening, to Perth. catch the 6.10 train

fteit

period

amount

claims

creditors.

not

of

a

—

March, and making preparations!,

The provided. be suspended, Perth Central

leave11

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an-

of

agitation ten vears,

conducted

over extending and in which

contemporary

To the Editor

dale account

cricket and its sup be His hoped that the Administrator will see Excellency to entertain the prayer-of the his way clear of the Cricket Committee and Association, of the Local Board refuse the application of half Town Lot of Health for the A2 27, the moiety to having been granted for cricket The the Association purposes. obvious as not to need reasons are so but this much we may recapitulation, of that in the event the Local say, of Board of Health becoming possessed this it means the piece of ground, simply of of the use the blocking adjoining In

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porters,

portion

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for

is

all

of

to

recreation

purposes.

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Record. of

some

your

correspondent, of the different

gives

a

in

your late Jarrahglowing the New

Mill's,

of

construction, every swing and so on, putting before readers your with the side foremost. But Sir, there is a sunny side to Jarrahdale as well as a frosty which I will side, before sunny place readers if you kindly your grant mo space. The men here are working teu hours per sum of from day for the sprightly 6s. to not the 7s., alone men engaged in the timber but the navvies on the New work, Line have to share their fate. Mr. McNeil is an as well as iu employer in 'Victoria, tho what his West, Now, 1 wonder workmenin -Victoria' would if lie say them to asked work ten hours per day, and if he thinks it but eight just to work in Victoria, what have we done that wo must stand for ten under a West Austra lian suu !. It is to he hoped tl a1"tLejsamo made eight, hours constitute power which a work in will nail Victoria, soon clay's colours to its the 'mast iu the West, and us on the same our as place footing brothers on the other side. Another matter I would uuder bring the notice of is a readers, notice your outside the office posted company's are not to deal window, that the workmju with as they render themselves hawkers, liable to dismissal If you do by cluing so. not buy your goods at tho company's store, will to go to America and get you have, on tho sly. This Sir is a piece supplied of despotism unknown eise at anywhero and about two centuries too old. present

a our

the

The

of amusements programme provided on seekers, pleasure Monday next, is an one. Moreover the unusually large varied tastes of the have been public for we have liorse-racing, consulted, yacht and best of all for the majority of racing, a those who wish for and days outing the at Guildford enjoyment, sports committee of by the energettic arranged .the Eight Hours' Association. all Nearly the denominated find games English the list of events, and the places on for grounds have boon specially prepared the working off of the and many items, for the accommodation of the visitovs. for

course

full

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in

you I

Jarrahdale,

of

our issue we a part publish signed No. 4, and in it tho writer alludes to what, he justly a stigmatises We refer to the piece of despotism." xif principle compulsory exclusive dealing; of by which so large employers labour, far abuse their as to enforce position, on their It is not much employees. in this but it is carried practised colony, out to a great extent in South Australia, and is the cause of much irritation. We cannot see what an by right employer to purchase at stores compels his workmen owned by himself, nor can we see what the purchaser has of the goods guarantee no lie has alternative but in buying, Fancy Mrs. Ponsonly de Tompkins payon her husband's ing by a cash order, dry Betsy Jane's monthly wages goods store,

over

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notice

in thing Jarrahdale

the the leading part, people have thoroughly realised the disabilities labour many under they of a the absence local through building A society. meeting, promoted principally Messrs. and hold was by Spalding Reilly, and judging manner lately, by the hearty in which the subject was taken up, there is liklihood of a society with a good every basis being soon brought into existence.

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Monday,

been will

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with the but mingled the enterwhich people respect sacred of for the character there more than largely their office, and deenter the love burning followers evince which votion who have been leaders towards conceivable tests and all tried' by The not found priest wanting. dikes

will 10,

9,

be held

out.

turning

to the Benedictine Mission at Visitors New Norcia will remember the small bed of tobacco plants growing beside the pool and possibly of them have titilated many their nasal with the organs rappee manufactured from, the leaves of these The solid fact of the capability of plaints. our soil of producing marketable tobacco, under favourable ch'eumstanee of course, is hereby proved, and now we are informed that a Mr. Brook, of Northampton, has nob only grown but actually tobacco, the product for the market in prepared the of some shape fragrant smoking

11th

expected at Guildford

between the returns? for wool taken away season and last it-wilbbe seen that this the has exceeded the former by present 3000 bales, and the wool something like comes in from the country, and there still are hundreds of bales waiting shipment up North. of

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of the Irish power in the superstitious dread of the slavish

has table

visitors

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lie,

service

ordinary

lowly

sacerdotal in the days influence and leadership and power of the people's might to the which levelled landocracy the tenor of and changed dust,

influence

the number

convey

the sports to to attend Show next Grounds

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the

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are

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'aggregation ferocities," by savage' "Ministrations the

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promptness

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month.

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large

a

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that

understand

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and

celebrant, assisted at

tion

said in

first mass erected

the

was ;

;

the

Sunday

school

new

our

house

this

away

by

the inhabitants of Weduesthe evening week. The Fire day in last Brigade and proceeded to the assembled, quickly of action. found that the scene It was at of the alarm was a fire Messrs. origin R. Lion Timber Honey & Co.'s Yards, the smoke the flooring through which The fire stack passes having caught fire. had already .been extinguished when the Fire had reached the place, but Brigade their credit is due to them "for great

fire-bells The of Fremantle

of a Chinamen in residing Foster's opposite Royal Hotel, were of carrying on a surreptiti long suspected trade in smuggled goods. ous A raid was made upon the premises on Friday of last cases of Chinese rum week, and several and gin were discovered by the police, to which were since proved have been as so mueh passed through the Customs lime The spirits were seized and juice. several of the inmates arrested.

wool the have

on

ships

exporters

coastal

of

growth

rapid

the

been found season's clip, to press the

ha

time, rifle

going present

be

of the

parade

by

Major Pilkington. of

of the

parades intends Fremantle,

and

in

again

has been received from Lord the Secretary of State for the.' the withdrawal of the directing to the Easter Colonies. It states that the services of the distinctly Hon-. J. in the Forest will be required the Therefore two colony. gentlemen who were chosen as delegates, Mr. Forest and Mr. Mannion will have to abandon the mission selected for which they were telegram

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suddenly

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people,

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as

their round of visits the Continuing sustained a defeat Northern cricketers at the hands of a team the representing C.C. The local team went Metropolitan the first to the wickets and put together fair score of 143 runs of which F. D. North contributed 25, and A. 24, E. C. Shenton could not Curtis '36. The Northernersstand against the bowling talent displayed dis by their opponents and were quickly on of for 30. A follow posed naturally better, being the result, they did rather be seen the score 57. As will the reaching M.O.C. in their first won easily innings. Mr. Bush had the bad luck of being run out in both innings making the fourth time Curtis takes the in five innings. and prize for batting, Wright for bowling, to his E. F. Darlot for being most useful side. Begina Tommy gave .an exhibition of his fivst his throwing powers, attempt 110 yards, the second 113 yards. reaching

Mr. It. E. A. Wilkinson late Manager of the Bank of New South Wales, in Perth, has retired from active service, receiving a a handsome as mark of the pension .Directors! -estimation of .his of long term office." fieintends for leaving. Sydney in a few' week's .time.'

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David Evans, whose daughters Hie the fatal lamp accident.

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pleasant.

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Handicap

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GERALDTON From

Correspondent. will the 2nd inst., long be by the children attending Convent Schools in 'this

our

Tuesday, remembered St.

Joseph's Bolh town.

own

and

boys

Third

at the of about were, 180, treated to of the good Sisters, be termed a pleasant what really may in the shape of a picnic. days outing, of the state Owing to the uusettled to hold the it was weather

number hands

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the

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games when 2 p.m., and marched

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many

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the

meeting usual

Tuesday

on

-

of this of The

place

last. evening Gee occupied the chair, was a very attendance large of Bro Roach Patrick's (St. was also as a visitor. Branch) present The balance sheet for last was quarter read, to the credit showing a balance of the Branch of £109 14s. 2d. The medical certificate of Mr. J. Grover was read and a ballot and the candidate received, taken, Messrs. Jos. duly elected and initiated. and Jas. Walsh, and T. McLoughlin were ill nomination for benefit member placed of The the ship. question registering Branch on the suggestion was, of the deferred till the next Secretary, meeting. Bro. Carner notice that at gave next a motion meeting he would bring forward to with the celobration of St. regard Patrick's The election of officers for day. next term was then and proceeded with, is the result the following President, Mr. A. Gee, re-elected Vice President, J. re-elected Mr. Donohue, ; Secretary, Mr. T. P. Handley, re-elected Treasurer, Mr. L. J. ICarner, re-elected Assistant Mr. J. M. Flanagan Secretary, Warden, Mr. S. Mr. J. Seckington Guardian, Sick J. Phillips Visitors, Messrs. R. and Montague Flanagan Auditors, J. K. Buckley and T. J. Howe. Messrs, The newly elected officers were then in stalled by P.P. Bro. F. A. Haudloy, after which tlie meeting closed in the customary £14 16s. 9d. way. Receipts 'Albany, January 17, 1890.

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of

thanks his sincere pressed liberal donations. many taken The has weather and is at present very change 20th. Jauuary

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Pauline hands. Baron their the mittecl

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basis,

awav

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within ami

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Lord

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from

where and When water Pauline

London

(writes of the Leeds Mercury of newspapers; reader

is

)

made and

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Salisbury

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Saturday

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the

at

which

in.

he

Monday

Saturday.

long now

time

worth-

many charity. follow

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being who

for

is

here

the Forron's as

Like

many his for

has subsisted on past bench discharged tho olJ of application Sergeant order that he might at once '

Douglas, in be removed

to

the

Benevolent

Asylum.

National Library of Australia

which We

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manner,

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Ham

like

squandered

dear Nicholas

of ancl

name

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met, my

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in

Katherine j

astonished, at her said

he

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Pauline

grand

prayer. The

read letter

the for

young and

betrothed

much

she her.

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Governor of us." Father

were

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through on

the

and cle

thanking that for son

be

of

venerated

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to

the

olcl

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man,

French

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you my

your

wife, kind

brought

own my Mnie du invitation

us

yesterday. your accept with to you

white

as

as

few

a

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William.

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year

the

Baron

instant

to

:

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place

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the

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man

damage,

some

j

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his get Bhot down,

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whispered

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Sydney

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the

to

—

commands and for day,

Pauline the

Friend.

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parts advance.

on

to

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other

value

.

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lips " Do net say go." of sunshine a ray gleaming the window lit up the image crucifix over the altar, golden

open

from

£55,519

while

rental

in

same,

affected in the

Botolph's

Union Whilcchapel Stepney Union, too,

on her gazeel old grandfather. The love of her innocent heart young was within her. The thought burning of how much her and how they loved

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from

Aldgate, aud this

ancl

the

of the

Precinct and St.

£16,952,

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decreases, strikes is seen assessments of St.

influence the lowering

!

to his beside returned her. place Lucie looked arouud. with William, his and his face covered head bent with his hands was praying fervently. unable to control her sobs had Lucie, left and the two old men the Chapel, motionless ancl prostrate in remained

Burgo's

but I Brix, shall with iu you the as de morning, my approaching leaves me too much parture occupied and too full of cares to give time my The moment has come to sports. when I must a vow which I accomplish made I start for many years ago, morrow

.

Union Union

Strand

which were parishes the stiikes by trade show marked

shipping and the

j

Burgo

wait ?" Poor her face Pauline, rose trembling. snow, " I only ask My Lord, minutes to to pray God." and She fell on her kness

side

left

Baroness

to pleased and will dine cle at the Castle be unable to hunt

shal

hospitality

de and

said

"Pauline,"

hand

the

particularly

the Baron.

if

"Very honour

Miss

to-morrow, me; ever."

William.

a

and

hospital,

gold.

reckless

a

man,

the

Ferron

diggers,

old

Lis

on

there," of the

please

Baron

It

in as 1876, relative position oh the present shows that iu the

made,

an

do whatever

Felix ancl his arose, listeners facing read the epistle which had excited so much the of young Master curiosity

drunk

opened up of it something

and

£50,000

with

of the kuown

minor who took out

lucky

other fortune

in

was

inmate well is

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Asylum, Reef,

man,

charged The

was

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old

an

"

Lord,"

calling said:

the

by

Much

Normandy's

Police Court on named Daniel

Castlemaino

the

her

wonderingly

Father

first

his satiric and saturnine pen. practised The ODly weekly paper which he looks at is the Guardian. At

morrow.

his

the

;

decision. You important and I very young yet free in choice your you ancl reflect until to you wait William ?" for to is not me reflect, my saicl the man. I will young

make both

leave Will

may soulsv the women who holy that the formerly occupied place, may soul beloved and Con of my pious ancl stance, your grandmother, inspire de Burgo. Reverend help you, Pauline

is

hut

you

her sit defunct

father. " Remain

at Liberal news to look derives bis of knowledge from speeches of Liberal opinions is to The provincial press

au

to are

in-

rtniftntiamiifil

fhfl

"w

are

.

he was attendants

"

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the

wlipn

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which had been enclosed in the ho addressed himself to William ancl Pauline. " are called My children, you upon

to him people the Chapel, my children, will to I speak you. and you Father Felix,

taking

prie-diu.

as

said

totals

reteaMe, of the

;

an

letter,

the staircase which terrace to the centre yard the chief turret stood, all entered the chapel. the Baron liacl taken holy instead it of to offering his as was he custom, a cross her forehead upon

looked

and

politicians.

us

and

rose

did

us"

parishes of tho vclne

and

,

cross

.the

made in the

Foreign condescends

he

for

Creator

all

of the and forthcoming lists centre of the rental values metropolis are well maintained. The Wandsworth

1

which clown

run

dead

r

1886. The of London city

asked, of the responded When solemnly to the versicles. they had said and Amen,' the Baron rose, from the altar the red cloth taking

ascended

;

papers, Liberal

\

The priest the voices

wiping

hastily the tears

little

beard,

"

of

range

si sins

little

the

Councils Councils County elect certain number of to a power of the House The reform of members. LorSfs

and of

A

minutes. reigned during some " to recite Rev. Father, please

loved had been time, cradles. The

<J

had white

represen the give

on largely he would and Town

trials, all

—

Houso of Lords

the

in

a

asnattinllv

revaluations 1881, and

and

.

producing

in

sun

of

totals

a gross rateable

1

The valuation shown a constant

has

Metropolis w.

against

£38,028,506

£31,244,495. nrpnfia.

as

£3,822,57

gross value and the rateable Last these year

-gross,

were—

pale ghastlylike look statues A cloud covered windows only ad-

joined, on a tomb. and the dull light.

Fleet-street, Whitefriars

the

us

£31,592,387.

the

.

hands

kneeling

and

weeping,

of

city

parishes,

city

and

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April.

Metropolis,

leave ..all and I bless

.

session

next unite for scheme

that

Lucie was and William,

ho

I

109

(Serjeaui's-inn,

£38,462,493

monk's had voice holy nearly him the reading of this during When lie had he finished, his ancl observed that eyes had buried her in her face

failed

warrior felt his heart soften and his with tears. eyes grew moist Alas? the letter he had just receiv ed would perhaps crush all this happi all those fair annihilate ness, hopes. But the warrior's brave old heart Him who rose to gives strength

Leeds

ia

last

IIommet

du

Inns

oniceB.

with

value of. £3,845,995,' of £4,598,907 and

Governor." The

a

-

writes the probable, London correspondent, Mercury Lord Rosebery and Lord Dunraven It

alone

or

j

Governor old Baron

affectionately. had known

all

good wife,

Richard

presently."; each other's

the

letter,

clear

to my

I

elapsed;

alone,

112 assess separate the Middle ments, Temple excluding and Inner a total Temple, gives gross value of £4,627,090 and a rateable

no

care.

their life from their affection was they had for each other as love of the in pure as the Angels he watched and whilst them Paradise, so gently together walking among the lilies and the the old sturdy roses,

near

Bearsden,

tou,

you

took

listening

each other betrothed

Bonuiu Robert

Mr.

was

call

have

Council

Thavies'-inn), all in Precinct,

of all she directsto be done. approve Good until to-morrow. bye May God and Our Miss Lady inspire will de Burgo what be best for our salvation and the honour of our houses and may they have you in their holy

his

along

together

betrothed and walked

watched children

equal The

Magnum

grower

Chapel

Wallace, Glasgow.

cwt.

of

were

potatoes variety.

11 cwt.

made

minutes, William

to

wife go and

strike.

great

and

the

belongs

County London two

to

against

the

valuation lists of the several and unions in the of county to come into force next London, April, have been issued from the London

"

little sealed Baron picked in his hands. what it is." see

few

a

he

him

of

The

ancl

a

The

for

a

his

power

given make him

ordered

tightly shall

we

Walk will

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avenue.

of potatoes

tons

it

for said

Retire

children," Pauliue.

crop largest (says the Firming World) is iu on a field the raised The measurement policies. and the 1 rood 10 falls,

record

that

to

held and

Whilst the

was

ancl'

months

to

tents

tained.

is

Read,

London..

parishes

stay. If she desire him to stay, Mme de Ham met gives her consent to it, you shall fix the date of the of marriage our dear children without waiting my return which cannot be before eighteen

a red thread.

Father Felix the con glanced over of the epistle, and then made the Baron understood. sign which

Dec,

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many would rather give a hundred thrusts of the sword than one stroke of the and if he had pen, learned to read in his youDg days he had in "the accomplishment, forgotton his manhood. turned and He over

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us

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left

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the

to

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of

consumption

.

give In manage tobacco. they and more ac these differently things In the United States every curately. has to hear a Gov packet of cigarettes of which value ernment the stamp, the number it contains. depeuds upon Last year the number smoked amounted the

to

enormous

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an

of 2,150,000,000. of three increase nearly the previous year, and more of the times the consumption total

on millions five than year 1880. of the larity

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extraordinary

popu totui

cigarette— last year's of about thirty-six average and baby woman, man, youth, well to the States give rise might that one remembers anxiety, except

allows for every iu

an

—

some

the

of

observation

the a slow

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humorist, Yes, I slowest

?" poisou the very

about

known."-

poison

American

Tablet.

—

for

the

and

first

carries

to century, was 'still a slavery recognised and South of "Mason tion in about that is to say, line," of tho North American States For many years tho 'Abolitionists with the absolute to do away who happened to havo any one

-

a

of

number

our

his

own.

lived have

institu

Dixon's

and

on

on

dozen

a

Union. sought of right white a

soul af any whoso skin

fellow-beings bo a few shades The "peculiar

to

happened than tion"

body and

the

over

Bkin,

last

Confederate States of us back a of quarter when the time negro

darker institu

for

and

years, day had

lasted to this not might act it its about for upholders fighting and attempted when it was not attacked, to form n notion in tlieir own right by from the Jelferson Union. seceding

Davis

was

placed and

at

the

head

of

the

the existence of the "nation," Confederate was co-.cxtensive States War which with the Secession was brought to an end by Gran', Sheinian, in the of 1865. and Sheridan spring new

Davis waa and Jefferson captured in fortress Monroe for two imprisoned but eventually was and liberated, years, has survived the fall <«rhis cause ilea ly a of a century.He died on quarter at tho lij-e Thursday ago of 81.

The following itself.

after shall

<

. '

to

demand

never

serious

Catholics

Surely

this'

which appeared Guardian, for, speaks

letter,

week's

last

in

Authorities

Littledale's

Dr

again

man

us

an

have a light Dr. Littledale

that bo quoted

by for

authority

any 'any-'

—

thing":

<

—

Sir,

I

.am

glad

I

have

forced

Dr.

his witnesses. It for him. I was waiting that he could I knew produce 110 trust but I was unprepared worthy evidence, of his controversial the for. example lie letter. method which gives iti his last and I have a solemn duty' to perform,

Littledale there was

to

produce

that

J

National Library of Australia

many on

been

of

-an

what a

St.

of

rector

instead

if,

I quoted

his

an

escape had written,his old against such

no

such a case. suppose he "a general and such Popish against

Now, is

what

history following

Feller Edition

do

? us

let

No

—

he was both by Protestants rejected and died in 1766 at the age " de tous egalemeut meprise of literary He composed a kind

at

length Deists

as

to

that

withont

repeat,

in

ea«o

110.

an

could

an

lawful

Church

the

throughout a

world,

he has serious truth bald

after

a

hands'

life

of Leo

successor

the

may

God

good

!

reasons

it

be interestthis about

will

.something

noise

of its

of

1

almost

are

He

constant.

seems

have no no 110 free relief, vacation, lime. in o'clock Every day from nine the rooming until one ; every evening late from seven till at he is night visitors who come to employed receiving of him on conceivable kind every to

j

of unlaw To

atom

would

of the Archi Roman

ami what God's right Holy Spirit The Church would prompt her to do. than that has known worse positions read the Let liiin Mr. Laccy supposes. of the election of Pius VII., history or after the rather tragical death, of Pius in the hands martyrdom, VI., enemies. Rome of thu Revolution,

of

Rome

was

bis

the

he

about, him. Indeed, late he has been the of object -and venom. vituperation of he VicarThe audiences General

I Catholic witness, trust, will, give it the coup de grdce. Mr. I do not A word to Lacey. to say what tho Church would pretend eases he and I do in the extraordinary have conjured She would do what tip.

of

estima public is to destined play" a in the uoxt part conclave, and will receive votes, many

probably

deal

to has the chagrin six yeais' hard work able convince one to

been High Church authority of his famous discovery. introduced as Bower, not

in

—

coloratus quite sufficient would whoso vote Cardinuls,

lie

out

—

titulus

pertinacity, that perceive

who

him who

whose eminent man strong personality looms For some time up so clearly. that is, the govern past the ministerial Press has been making a great mental

possess to appoint in a future It he valid Papal election. strive and Dr. Littledale's method to is his tbe public by simple, impress of an assertion. untiring repetition Ho will find me as untiring In of refutation.' ,in spite my his

is

Papal

whose XIII., long preserve For these to know ing

Cnrdinals. I therefore his gratuitous affirmation, absolute with as a content myself I with maintain, every negation. if Catholic that such a- Pope, Canonist, were and if he the impediment secret, to were he true believed Pope by the

Pope appoint

ful

one

oue

most

1 ask your readers, of my countrymen. or be they Protestants be they Catholics of this, and of a cause what they think be defended which can only by such this means ? After such an action as worth while to point out it seems hardly to your readers that the Doctor merely

proof,

mark

conspicuous

Popes, merits rather in seven of calumnies the name of one long tissue of history. the Popes than that against and I believe I am an Sir, Englishman, in the innate and truthfulness loyalty

continues

Parrocehi

Cardinal

same

record, tion as

the

of

Parrocchi.

at Rome, and, party make him the at time, .they of every anti- Papal and antitargot and influence. His prominent Catholic and wonderful position, magnificent

of tbe

the

and of eighty, les partis." review, called Historia

mouthly, and his History which volumes,

to

me

I

all,

Eminence

centre

to

came

aud

fail

member just npw the most conspicuous of the Sacred College. He is the Vicarof of the Bishop General Rome, the His gi eat intelligence Leo XIII. great of purpose make him the and firmness

welcomed as usual, England, a sincere convert from Protestants as by was his hypocrisy Popery. However, discovered

.

His

:

He

immoralities. and was,

foul

time

and Italy in tho tho Cardinals

in all a Conclave directions, so that the considered utterly impossible cried out with French infidels joy

scattered

:

business. O11 entering

the

by the

cupied

austere

oc

building

cnrdinal,

we

are

struck all the

of simplicity I visited TI10 day liiiu the distribution happened to be oue for the long of alms. I found of flight stairs lined on both sides with poor of every the blind, people description

by

ilie

severe

surroundings.

first

glance,

increased

is

lame,

the

the

sick,

bony

delicate;

teristic

In

mo gave I need as

it

was

of tho business on

mother

with

the hungry, of employment, and girl in all

infant,

most

nob it say charitable and

man.

concluded

I

ho

came

her sad-

to

seems

brick

!

wiih astonishment when they their Italian with which rauny are eisters treated by the Boft-tongued, Italian once lie is tender-eyed, sighing filled

the

ty

married.)

But

return.

Lhad

to

pass through the (I mean row of poor people the lining to reach iho Cardinal Vicar's staircase) In tho auto-chamber, or apartment?. there were about twenty waiting-room, a

to

perfect double

guard

of honour

a

is

frnnk, them.

clear,

opening

world

a

up aspect,

well-known

if

principles,

and

social

showing

combinations, modem

new horizons of perspectives, of old ideas uuder

applying modern

to

ciples

disclose

unthought

give

now

he

in

tion aud

followed, In that

a

prin political

these

that would

old the

solve-

which

are

his

presence

oue

the

Church

problems

social

the world. the fact recognises exciting

still

and good men iu her service. great be a grand Pope.He woul If he be not named successor of the great Leo, he is at least worthy to succeed him. And how lie has beeu preadmirably lias

1

for

paved

the

Mantua

in

.

great Born at destiny 1833, Cardinal Parrocehi has !

been professor, preacher, parish priest; and journalist. How few journalists are whose there talentshave placed on

me 01 a ana steps witn mrone, step above them While the Aurora editiog Cardinal Parrocehi attracied the attention of Pins and IX. was created of

111am

but

one

!

Bishop

then of Bologne, Pavia, Archbishop then of Rome VicarGeneral At the of four he was created age fortyHe Cardinal. has reached the highest of the ladder, aud there is no step farther

advauce

for him Throuo. Pupal ascend that august

ever

the

be

will

career

a

democratic

earth

on

the

cept

Church.' The orator.

French

with

why

.\yay,

of

officials

equal do the

not

lish

is

000

of

nection

people of human it

there

is

is

in

not

Latin,

only

By the

cultivate

spoken a great thought.

a

able and

Italian,

of

more

the,,

an

facility.

the great

Eng

by 300,000,factor In

equally pertinent not a bureau for

is

of

in the have risen of poor

also

is

Church

A language

?

his

principle

Vicar

he writer, He speaks

he

throne illustration

striking

elective

Cardinal

brilliant

ex

Should

for Catholic ho will Church, from iho humble cottage the to office parents highest

lish

to the masons fire I have seen them high. I have on the railroads. seen labouring them stoues in the streets! breaking Poor people, race poor decadent (In rauk of life the women of Italy every are in to the men. slaves many ways American aud English so con women, and respected sidered sex, by the sterner see

began

and tho expression of To need only ask it. opinion got his you He speaks like a man wh® has nothing to no half conceal, thought expressed, no intention to leave a false impression, and no desire to mislead. His conversa

of mortar or and six stories

are

as

charac

Haviog

which

and

own,

fearless

why

—

was

thoughts

altitude of li6tlesBness so lounging of indicative without poverty hope. The of this tax-ridden poverty people is a scandal to alt 1 have seen foreigners. graceful young just blooming girls, into womanhood, the hod full carrying

boy

decisive "to the

answer

interesting Parrocehi

his

are

world

out

few

a

an

thia

conversa-

his

conversation. Car knows dinal how to talk— rare He is not reserved accomplishment. like Rain poll a. Cardinal His a

ihe that

father clad poorly-

eyed

nti/3

auu-buid

by

manner.

he

theimpres-

naesAnaliltr |vuiovuaiibjj

imi

;

the

nu

side.-

u

impression tion and

the

moment

Cardinal

date) "Bower Jesnitc Archibald, Apostat, en Eeosse." .He had to ne a Dundee from Rome, 1726, after having fly of the Jesuits, in consequence quitted his

my

clergymen

Should

one

outcry

Universelle.

( Biograpliie Touri'ai.

thank

to

me

for

while

nnWAIMnl

r\T v»»

generous

not

there

Would well-merited

for

never

his

atthe

one,

ClAn oiw"

p'etition.

that I beg to state that Dr. imagined Littledale's methods wore approved by the High Church party. Surely nothiug deserves the complaint in letters my of that I " lay to the charge of tbe blite of one the English Church the faults disown." they answer

and

-words

Ventnor,

correspondents,

others. them

at

petition,

gives

s'agite

Austin.

Priory, of Wight.

numerous

? duplicity readers do your suppose of this Bower? I learn facts from tlio judicious

the

the

but

—

the

uie to sit

.

P. S.— Allow

co-religionists

converts;

all

lost,

turn

I presented my he was it I reading time to had study the man. tthort, rather with square, stout, stronglyhis whole marked features, physiognomy noble and benevolent, Ourdinul Parrocehi

;

mene."

le

Isle

authority his from due to penalty as a Roman

the

this;

Spirit

L'hoinrae

"

Bossnet,

Benedictine

saintly

a

a

means

seems

Father

and

is

when

tiroes,

speaking—

great

et Dieu

words and clergyman, But Oxford?"

crimes,

Catholic, We make

without

Anglican having fled

as

to

country

Divine

the

Mary's, of choosing

who,

miscreant,

"

by

and

monks,

prelates, priests, all their awaiting

I havo said every, one can see the Vicar It is but of the Pope. true, providing one has .patience-' to wait long enough. I and after two waited, hours was admitted. I found his Eminence sitting sofa in his study. on a stnall He invited

His brings Spouse safely storm of the by miracles which leave unbelievers power, In the sublime excuse. words

Almighty through

of the

VII.

Pius

by ordinary

extraordinary

quote e.g., Newman's

as

Church

humanly

?"

-

of

of the

in

nUllCllia<

nl

.

death

T?

n

persons, seculars, interview.

election.

to difficulty every times' God's Holy

answer

ordinary the guides

_

ho

'i

President America

l>

became regular

in

Let there that this plea a Roman Catholic. can I be readers,

of Anglicans eminent Anglican

Litteraria,

Davis-

1

years the

Difficulties

published

Jefferson

£

u

to "bp peal your if I of falsehood acquitted Cardinal a from passage

man,

con

perfectly The

ur

I

.

his

in

smoking,

L

uiemuei

a

read

himself

Chiaramonti

Archibald who had

Dr.

quibbling had once

man

just remembered

be

will

some curious It been published. Mr. Goschen that that the speech declared llie the bottle, killing

of

have

i

for

story than

Are

centaury

be ho

Apropos

ask

reste que de the wondrous

he

il

in less and see how so a year the Lord God Jehovah of hostile that a used tho arms nations and Cardinal Conclave became possible,

to

Littledale this simple or are these words true, question, Bower Was Archibald they false? the wheu ho wrote a Roman Catholic was he a History of the Popes or

themselves.

figures

I

morte, Let him

est

L'Eglise

l'enterrer."

ventures

Littledale witness for

the

"

murder

commit

to

hesitato

suddenly

they vermin.

liko

"

Popes, by Roman Catholic, been Professornt Rome and Counsellor of the Inquisition at Rlacerata."

If they coast and be should

of the vessel. possession found 011 the Queensland

taking

and

:

on

then

I can,

as

circumstances

the simoniacal be VI. a man election of Alexauder " thus introduces Here is the account Alexander election in the of VL's

up by picked board as

if

words, the

as

.

They

few

as

.

Btick

in

it

courteously Dr. permit. quote as his as

provisioned, the Queensland reaches news Sydney nhd will are well arined, throughly effect their crime to at no escape. in civilian clothes, are dressed

They

do

will

away and

-.

clear

got

_

bus well-

_

murderers desperate a fine with boat, have landed may this coast before

in

the con

this to

ask

English-

at Rome? It is true speaking people that Archbishop of Jacobini, Secretary ihe and Propaganda, Archbishop Tor Eastern Affairs, Persico, Secretary but still an speak English well, Eng

bureau

Cardinal stands well

seem

a

reads

necessity. and under

and and German, is the literature of many His administration of the of Rome is firiii all against

English

versed

tongues. diocese

would

Parrocehi in

tolerant to abuses, and individuals, to merit. In favourable his relations the Government, with which is hostile to him Cardinal Parrocehi personally, tact and of displays diplomacy the order. highest And it is against such a man as this that a contemptible little in the sheet, of pay Crispi, its splnttsrs vulgar and tries to obscenities, excite the and ignoraut envious. Men who are the honour aud hope of Italy a Crispi would fain cover with and dis

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