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meeting
that,
to consoling generally crushing and galling more
Pamell's
New
Victory
South
Wales.
its
Mr. T. C. O'Mara, speaking new meeting held in St. Benedict's school-hall
4th night, a .branch
Monday
on
at
the .
city,
March,
Irish
the the as
leader's
branch, there
triumph.
thus
in
for, was
n
question how long,"
employ Irish
local
the
occupied were Mr.
aud
chair,
Jas Toohey,
the
Society) platform T. C. Mr.
M.P.,
and
ex-
(president National
guished Mr.
M'Croy
moved
that
National
"
of
sons
a
Mr.
Parnell
earnest speech branch of the Irish be formed in St. under the title of
his
of the and
to
nnd
vilflst.
p.mvnrdlv
most
nsnprsinns
on
nation
of
that
to
the
almost every of Ireland were
—
and yet the silly testant cry that "Home Rule" meant
that, races, aries
Rule
enemies
as
from
the
and now after every possible had been resorted to the enemies of Ireland to the character of blacken this leader aud chief; after the ingenuity means
had exhausted
foes
bitterest
of bcariug
itself
he name valiant
the
trusty,
victorious advocate Irish demand for
of
this
offers
meeting
ils
they
to
a
in
being the and meet of feelings
certain
first
unanimously. moved that
extent
against his
-
to
his downfall of cowardly the Times. Irishman Every Mr. PanioU's for it victory meant not but a only a personal victory for Home Rule and it victory (cheers), was that fitting celebrate they should the opening of this new branch of tiie association of which was Mr. Parnell
r.nd
.
the but
head
sending
by
.
(Applause Mr.
a
the
to
congratulation
resolution
Dinan
which
he
the challenged Irishman every
said
was
all
matter
of the Home
not
support
a
and
victory his
over
had
so
;
mean
a
of
move
a
,Viere.f
the
to
speak
celebrating
by
leader under seemed
had
preserved influence and was thick with the foulest and
not
(Mr
absorbed admiration, and
he forgottou was
John
(cheers), sure
they love
addressed
welcomed,
himself
to
in a and sound, practical, received with was speech, which cheers. After some brightly hearty words the happy optimistic picturing dawu of Home Rule like a gracious of Iremorning on the hills and valleys O'AIara touched on the Times laud, Air.
motion
and its disastrous results to Tho Times itself. tho unfortunate who was chosen wretch the l'igott, instrument of Ireland's enemies to wreck National and ruin the Irish movement, into had been turned an instrument of
Commission
man never
with
justice,
and world.
their j
his
the
parly (
\
aud the greatest living Englishman are 110 deeper fervent that there or more sharers in their the Irish and joy than their sons in distant Australia. (Cheers) The
motion
result
were
ppluuse.)
that
vindicated In this
Mr.
cairied
was
10
Legacy
The various
Parnell before
great
.the Feb., plr.ce Corn Exchange,
millions.
England
tho
hour
the chair
sterling.
in
legacy The legatees,
however,
well
arrived at Kiuff. Asia, has just friends that it would has told some be convenient for him as a Russian officer
to
itary but that
become
was
stone
Colored
Dear
recent
a
Irish
He not
mil
1,
Mr.
in
Rolls
1854,
iu
Stephen
Mrs-
County,
will
slavery,
who
is
;
College, where he
colored student ami went from
in
Francis'
St.
there
to
Rome,
finished his st dies and 1SS6 said his ordained in April, the Mass in basilica of grand Easter ou Peter Sunday, and in ;
was
to
stage
meeting
to
anticipate before it,
in
16.
much
our
is
so
that
richly I
a
pro not
shall
matters
the
that
'
have
why
thought
fit,
law
those
ii with
which
to
a
s
tiie
dealing in others
same
no except
cue
to
of
pretence pass
itself
liable
j
because Liberals
is
crimes
act
making Irishmen acts of exclusive
all are
practically
any
in
the coutagiug clusive dealing
It
all.
crimes,
which
of
thing
gentlemen
Dissentient under the
against
concern
main
these at
prisoners Tories and
legislating a
the
prisoners, recollect
the
axes,
the jail
for
for
or
en-
while
ex
j
is
at
the
practised
will
by That is of England. crime in which is 110 crime in England. So that 011 the trial of Mr. as O'Brien, Mr. Balfour. even uot dared to deny, lias 'The prosecuting counsel for the Orowu made it of his that Mr. part charge !
Tories Ireland
;
i
first , '
St..
the of the same was as installed year of St. Joceph's Pastor Church, Quiucy to 111.' He had much him discourage of his the course for preparation during and the but persevered
July
Feb. with
and
political
his
Sayilla Elliott, god is a devoted and is held Catholii mother, and esteem by her godson in the highest reverence. at an The lad wont early studied laliu under Rev. ago to Illinois, Tlieo. of St. Boni Wegrnaun, pastor was for time face's a Church, Qniney the cnly
this
mistress,
also
Mr. Glad
in a except singh? by n single observation.While the questions at this just debated moment turn much 011 the treatment very of
April being
master
His
Elliott.
at
speakers
come
point.
(says Tolton
Missouri, his
learn
with
attempt
to a preached delighted congregation. The Rev. Augustus who is the Tolton, colored in was America, only priest
born
the addresses,
from
I
—
That
change. vided
Priest.
Thursday night Father World)
to
public in affairs, the development of of cynical policy in brutality Ireland, about to hold a within yon are meeting the capacious walls of the Corn Ex
is
On
Sir,
that and
pleasure
political
llio
of The
who Walcof, the speakers.
"Cannes,
subject, there is a fair about hope that roubles will be paid without 27,000,000. enforced. the obligation being The
and
M.P,, supporters Scotland.
:
"
British
a
people.
Childers,
known
the
in
seated
was
to oUOO
in party taken hy Bailie words introduced
few
a
ac
British
come
Mr.
other Liberal
The secretary, previous the following letter
to be papers, requested before the amount subjects is One of them, General paid to them. a short time Lesley, who'only ago was chief of a brigade at appointed Verni, to
cording
which
-iUUU
read
10,000,000
some
Al.P.,
auan,
arc papers publishing statements to which according the Russian of the branch English has recently inherited in family Lesley
of
irom
was
Tuesday evening, of meeting beiog
ou
who arrived in Edin Kosebevy, London burgh from by the day train, was accompanied to the platform by the hurl ot the Aberdeen, Earl of Elgin, Mr. T. P. O'Connor, Mr. BurchM.P.
Ruseiuu
a
demonstration
Edinburgh
accomodate
Salis
Lord
unanimously
of ten
"Loud Man."
and
Black
Liberal
great in
the
Sydney Freeman. A
Rosehery
A held 19th
on Balfour's Brutality."
Cynical
bury's
man
almost but
O'Brien
Toohey)
Loud
Such a message accompanied plause.) of say 1000 Australian by a remittance would tell the greatest Irish sovereigns
(Cheers.) the great
triumph
telling
a
50
William
as
should lie
warmly
so checkmated, or so completely so defeated conspiracy successfully Tiie baseness and (Cheers.) very of the Times in its\ntlacks on brutality Parnell Air. had made the triumph they
been foul
They
not and never would be while aud gratitude had ever continued, a9 they of the been, distinctive characteristics Irish race. ( (.'beers. ) T. Air. C. O'AIara, who was most
enemy
political
naturully attention and
men
affairs
y
Gladstone "
the 'festival
several
ordeal
were
fair
been achieved by a public slanderers and revilers
world
reality.
of
Mr.
sending their congratulations and Gladstone on the happy had taken at home. (Ap
by
Parnell
turn
celebrate
fittingly
more
now
moment
their
and
but of every of play. F. B. Freehill culled (who was 011 to said well support the resolution) indeed Parnell Mr. be con might for never in the gratulated, before had so of any country history complete
justice Mr.
personal the air
chief
Dillon
of
only lover
and
than (0
and
approaching
was more
Patrick's could they
St.
(Cheers.)
J
race.
cause
and
enduring
an
this
such
the that
one
noble
a
tho who
all
thein,
Irish
of message old country. seconded,
of
his and power than ever with of victory all prize long- fought-for in his grasp, and " Home Rule" on not merely a cry very eve of being but an accomplished fact watchword
and At
)
John
leader
wisdom,
the
.
the
conspirator but him,
enormous
his
accusers, shared in
'
it
and the the Times had the brave manly,
when authority blackest the charges would show calumnies
their expression and gratification in pride with Mr. Farueil's triumph
connection and the
give
as
villain
double-dyed
when
coutrol
privileged Irishmen to
of
the
through the trying triumphantly of the Times Inquiry. (Cheeis). that the masterful might he sure his people so well who had kept
congratulations
body
when,
the (cheers)-' ennobling leader whoso calm, steel-like cour cold, him in every difficulty age had sustained nnd had finally carried him and danger,
to Mr. Parnell on his over the victory imes." 'i Me (Cheers.) heartily remarks endorsed the of the' two and considered thar previous speakers were
not
noble
Cheers.)
"
Day
was
painted blameless
government.
The motion was carried Mr. Joseph- M'Elhone
Toohey)
from
clumsy
the
O'Connell.
fMr.
not
and (ho and champion of the self-
he
it required to of speak in support courage Home Rule. (Cheers.) The Commission tho unmistakable set o;i foot with object of bolstering had up the Times charges Mr. Parnell to the world served to show
worthy
distinction tried and
what
Well,
sonio
.slanders /and . of before erect proudly without a spot or stain on his his own armour, by vindicating and, honesty the acknowledged purity and of his cause. purity honesty He (Mr. (Cheersj) Kelly), hoped the new branch would of the prove -.the calumnies, the world
cause.
and at a period (applause), would be well remembered,
concoction he stood
iio
his
derived special pleasure were that ou the platform two and Air. Freegentlemen Mr. O'AIara who occupied with himself a similar liill, some years ago on the platform position of the Redmond in Brothers, Sydney
teachers,
of his
and
party
Asia."
;
all
of
advantage
many ol of their
crasgcromAgwn
object of the love and honour men of Irish birth or blood Irish the world who'e over. (Cheers.) Charles had long Stewart Parnell been as the recognised by his countrymen bravest of leaders and the wisest of of
lauds
far-away
who had persons duties for years came to him to confession and received from his hands, holy communion seem the ing to be perfectly at enraptured of seeing and thought the receiving Sacraments from a priest of their own
were the English Tory and the arch (applause), the Duke of Norfolk, a man his freedom as a Catholic to
enemy was who owed
Rome
from
the people as been negligent
movement
Catholics
the how
on
preached describing celebrated in
following "he Sunday evening and the enthusiasm gave a reception, of the colored was unbounded. people Uis visit has been of much to
'
raised
a
see
On the
"Rome
Why,
(Applause.) the bitterest
to
If you. do two within and condemn
of the every quarter " and in every rite. he Here," " we have a shadow at leas/pf for we have of different priests and among our fathers mission
said,
Pro
was
It has
"
over
is
day
priests
globe
of
one
come
great
by
simply
priest,
playfully, candidates
two
will
most
world. has it
Father Tolton of the Epiphany,
feast
Ireland's beloved from Wolfe Tone
me
I
you."
Irish
black
a
sent
years
religious
be
seen
Sim—
the
called
the
this
Pro'pianda be congrat
Cardinal Levite
in
now," adding
to
back
by the should
enlightened
not
—
the special
head
should roll
be reverenced leaders political
Rule." of fact
the
a
Perfect the result.
'
and leaders to Parnell, and including Robert Emmet John Mitchel, Smith Grattau, Henry all of whom were of the Pro O'Brien, testant faith. With the of exception the O'Connell his name great may
assembled to give evening. They were the joy and to gratitude expression that Parnell Air. inspired by the fact those who with had effectually silenced reason had been casting the out or proof
at
stood
was
answer
the
to
this
that
charge
their
point patriots
Irish movement National to-day whose grcatuess tbey were paying humble tribute in thus his associating name with their was of all branch men the nearest living and dearest to the Irish heart and the one who was
who
man
Cardiual-
never
movement
sent
being
the young has been
to
not
remaiu
to
his
if
experiment
ulated upon eoui said to America
one
ever
The great
were
an
the
point
him (Mr. Tcohey) element a special ofhappiness the in connection with circumstance their attention that claimed which
Branch." the motion.
Welsh suffered
or
and
was
one
one
and
To
(Applause.; there was
the
ful,
uuthanhed.
groundless National
long
a
the Irish leader vindicated the completely the honesty of of his cause and justice his character had been established. party had been
an
Benedict's district, the Charles i'arnell Stewart Mr. H. E. Kelly seconded
"
was
stamped with infamy
his
League
Irishmen
they
There was just (Cheers.) he would like to impress upon all and it at that was present meeting, the necessity for upholding the perfectly unsectarian character of the movement. To those who made the (Cheers.)
(Cheers.) who was Pamell's
M.P.,
have
to
was
gentlemen. in
soon."
Lord,
The Irish cause was lingering hope." made to the world and now clear by which means of the very Commission
M. P., Mr. Freehill F. B. of the Executive of the Irish and several distin League),
O'Mara,
Long,
I
let
but
;
the Scotch and be overlooked
victory
the
on
Oh
loudly
of of
How but " How "
Air. said that cheered, over and its the Times pack of informers moral assassins and spies, might be said to have brought to a state what to Irishmen of practical. realization
own
.
John Toohey (president branch of the Hibernian
of Home Rule approval whole British nation. Recent events and not
James Toohey,
Air.
principles.
Mr.
of
vowed and devoted to the his life preachy of the Gospel in his native ing land. Iu personal he is a tine speci appearance men of the African race, tall, dark, and pleasant-looking. He well-formed, a melodious possesses voice and is thor oughly in love with his high and holy He lias received been here calliug. with the utmost and respect delight by own his whole people. career Indeed, in America has been eminently success
;
them also not forget to owed that great Ewart William Gladstone Englishman consoled who had the Irish (cheers) leader in his troubles and now njoiced with liicn in his triumph. (Cheers.) Let them net -that other forget great steadfast anil of Ire Englishman friend John and in land, A'lorley (cheers), of gratitude obligations counting up their and remembrance, their faithful allies (applause) how miiph
at Govan in great victory indicated that the turn Scotland clearly of the tide in fav.our of Home Rule' had and no more it was now a come,
of
the great hour 'of his the vindication
the and
at
name
personal his-
the
appropriateness and honouring
ing
.
of
remarked,
and
Times
and
(Applause.) the least the
on
happy circumstances
particularly " christening" the speaker
special
concerned
all
congratulated
the
to
more
mean-spirited
acceptance the by
.
warmly
the
all
sympathizers. (Cheers. of the The of effect the collapse and the of the Times case, exposure destruction of would be the forgeries the last remnants of lingering pre of the which stood in the way judice
establish of the formally National complimented League, of the meeting the. promoters on their name .clioicocfthe the new by which, branch will henceforth he known, and to
as Mr. triumph, Toohey. had' well observed not be unmindful they should of tho services of O'Brien and Dillon and the other brave who had spirits in and suffered the cause fought
—
Celebrating
and
Irishmen
in
'
?
of
the sweeter and Mr. Parnell and to
nil
night
.
neantngs.
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O'Brien
had
do in
Ireland
do in
England.
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right,
nation or
threatened what
hear
more are
the After
now
in
that
he
it
asserted
the enjoyment
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to
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iniquitous. and obedient,
degree faithful
I
—
remain, "
when
your
E. Glad
Law from
Rosebery's
aud torch
W.
stone." Lord
Elgin,
to Lord address
prior an
speech, presented which the Scottish
to
Liberal
in
him,
.
administra
Lord
to Lord Rosebery, referring Mr. observations about Salisbury's said " Here is the black man," Naoroji, an that provoked great explanation the audience enthusiasm, waving hats and handkerchiefs, Lord Continuing,
:
I
promise
the
Scottish
Scottish
|
j
I
j
—
which taken out Bill
survey
them might the
have
the
of
and
Scotland,
for
it
A
all
and the
Presbyterians Ulster would
care
Home
affected by a and would be
to
fellow-
Ireland. were said It help.
sub
j
e
also
to
appeal not a bad
was
there
such
aiacy
was
and
pany drink But
Ulster for
ed
and
and
recover
own
pay there battle
nights the
which
of
—
lamentable
at
severe
of
was
is
of
Michael
record
Moloney, also distinguished the storm bravely during
the
popu
war
if
a
it
which
measure
by Parliament happened and cheers). them (laughter the Government do ? they
arrested
under
which
circumstances to
incitement
violence
passed to displease What did
He the fruits as he can side of utter
direct
not
Was
(cheers).
latter
to-day, call
Perthshire (loud interests the of Liberals
had
a
law right
to
order
?
battle
soil,
cheerfully of his
little
—
he
subsistence asks no
pays heavy labour so foot on one
Yet Domestic
His and
his
and
own
but keep starvation. Bnnshine.
of
scant
claims those
toll
The
such
bd' dissatisfied
a
home
the
for
"
quite
plainly whatso
Poor
called
to
on
pay
from they
cannot
five
pounds
An three
her was
ago heroism
true
hundred
pounds
him
rent.
he
homes
But
hira.
marketable of tears
;
the
who
folk
homeless
into
coined
tenants
could
There
gold. that
fancy
all
are
that
be
simple
vast
mass
It bought. a lacked Olphert hundred than a pounds of his rental human with hundred human families, and blood to suffer cold and hunger flesh hearts with and> human to break utter
of human misery better Mr. were
is
dearly
be turned adrift in the should misery, bleak winter. Men, think of your own women of your own loved wives, think ; babies as you read of these out tender For God's sake, make the case rages.
Love
woman's"
cheerful ones,
his
lightens
"good
the
voice, are
all
the The
peasant
of
Falcarragh,
his
infant
Lhe
on
three
Tiber's on the
bleak bills of to-day few bumble peasants with breast dauntless the
The
Donegal. faced
thrusts
bayonet of levelled
wrath
their
weapons beat back
the
with
deadly the rude
them,
supplied
and that
again forces
whelming
and aud
rifles,
the
again
over
attacked them, may claim comparison with the bravest that have fought and homes. for hearths For has their in vain. been struggle There have been evictions as ere now and savage wanton in the lonely wilds of Gweedor dreamt of. fate
dumb
as
Only
when
The
assistance went of-
vague whisper reached the outer world. are no that eyes so dim nor
hear the
ears
of
dull
so
the
un
to
their
centre
their
gaze
Year's vided
revel
which
tame.
as
misery
their
there
To-day
may not may not
they
that
they struggle.
gallant of the
people
and
sheep
as
a
see,
was
victims
To-day Kingdoms
Three the coercion
on
New
merry has
pro
for
the starving Irish peasants The amongst the bleak hills of Donegal. which is in the indignation people's heart will And a voice. The thriceaccursed system is doomed.
aitD
jPoreiRW
Intercolonial
®ele5ratns. (From
the
News.)
Daily
FOREIGN.
March 27. announced
London, The
War
decision
its ment
has finally
Office
the matter
on
South Downes,
by
General the Local
In
future will be
a
receive
it
pension whilst engaged decision is The
the encourage colonies of officers
that
decided
the
still
in
those
on
no
white
menwlio the
come
and
legal
on
scent
the
fires
sacrificial
scat
and
of
officer
allowed
to
other upon meant to
employment to
opposed
as
vice,
Commandant
as
Forces.
drawing
of the employ of Major-
Australia
in the active ser the Retired
Holland has William
of
King,
present and
no to fit incapable longer the Kingdom. The reason of this decision is that the health of His Majesty has for many months been in a coudition. precarious Frequent reports
III.
is
govern
have
of
late been circulated that the has been in a dying state. The Rev. who recently R. Han nay, visited the Australian for the Colonies of attending the Congregational purpose
King
held
Conference November, the
Congregational of subject
the
in
Melbourne
delivered
address
an
Union Australia. of the
last
before
yesterday,
on
He
spoke treatment he
eulogistically received wherever; he went. Speaking of the possibIe$&$tion of Australia from as his England llb\g|iyb.it opinion that the risiiii favored g 'iteration Ti.is
separation.
'I
he
3£ the
upon now
at
quoted
before
yesterday finance. elaboration
and on
cent loan per recently put market Australia by South
that regards A paper Mr. financior read
he
was,
feeling
is
—
at
thousand bank : it is
of political no expedience, smug of political economy nothing this can reckless inhumanity. justify is the is the Where that mercy ? first boast of our Christian civilisation The Red Indians their torture captives to their law. Yet Christian according device maxim
him
dangled
intensified believed, by the- apathy the ignorance of the Colonial Office matters. Australian
send
life
temple
hearts speak. own, aud lot your own dull about law aud no platitudes blind your eyes or chill your honest No law in heaven or on indignation. keen or under the no earth, earth, your Let order
this
affection
heroism
true
List drawing pensions. The Government
The evictions not will bring The he captures, the land are to worthless devastates, was their grant misery and that the groans grant
who nurses
What is Mr. economy. Olphert on the what is his special claim State be lavished that the public should money in buying him on his wretched
ter
his
is
who
duties.
—
facing
the
and
?"
take vengeance on these poor peasants a hundred to. because pay they cannot be Mr. These things cannot Olphert. rules of political answered by hard, trite
?
than
'
fathers mother
breast
years
better
gods, tender
This
in
army
thousand
a
for
being say, their
;
are
all,
And
die
man
odds, of his
rest, the wife
men,
are
cattle
the
to
Look wrought. naked facts
was
Olphert. on close
—
time.
all
looked
like
array in
long
his or comfort life holds. pleasure the food hut that covers them, though small be scanty on table and the fire its on the hearth, is still to him a homo to From which his whole heart clings.
the house
and
a
hand
prattle
of whom member for East Was that in clieersj. at
wrings
load.
helping
life
hard.
never-ceasing
barren
uuhappy. its
heuvy
the
—
(Shame)
all
makes
the
-
only
might
—
bare,
suffer and merchant, be the type will
vengeance
in
poor heroic
such
fancied
trespassing liko noxious vermin, humble homes, because three pounds here or
tenants
at
no no hunger change, this side on hope of comfort Leave to live by his owu toil
on
Administration fostering present in Ire for law and order either respect ? (No, or the rest of the country land Mr. Sheeby and They arrested no). Scotland
best,
more.
a
a
and
lie the
from
parlia
were
A
Donegal.
at
cold
loves,
the
Carew in
in
those
life
with
fighiing
no comfort, of death. is the poor Irish all peasant leave live and labour for to
priests
and
are
theirs
with
was
of
members
ment
is
bare
for
Literally peasants courage
the
—
Donegal.
which was province in to the unity Ireopposed in Ireland had the light land. to The Liberals of law and complain when the defenders them of order confronted with threats that
Life
Bare
for
Struggle
the outrage Shylock would bankrupt debtor,
of men," saw under cruelty,
it
Mr.
and home
:
Brooklyn.
The
roof, out
to
but occurred
life
was
to
cost,
of engaged in the work cost wanton One day's of an cruelty. eviction campaign would defray the rent The British ten times over. ratepayer
Brooklyn,
loss
deeds
ont
men
there
still
incident worthy shown devotion by
himself
with of Ireland and prove
by
of
lation
he
living dead
days
driven rather
wrought
this
Parliament, that the Protestants proviso should who made this claim make the boundaries of out
Mr.
named
first
was
considered
civil
the
from
?
over
wept
pretence
should
enormous
with eyes at the your own in the Donegal evictions. and children and women,
his out of danger companion pushed that his and so placed himself body, he were crushed even to death, though he expected to bo, might as the prevent smothered, boy from being imprisoned an for air. the opening by keeping was rescued the heroic Happily priest nam A man comparatively uninjured.
patriots times.
Covenanting
more.
the
we
formal precious He claimed his legal Yet have hundreds of
law.
cruelty
ever
a Catholic named at Pittsburg. Canneviri, was good father engaged in com to give a with a layman, in trying to a in the ruins. boy buried was that a wall at his back finding he and threatening instant death,
The
the old remedy of the division into two That of Ireland provinces. be respectfully would remedy always
There
two
no
the
is
and the
countrymen, martyrs,
In
that
numerous
An
priest,
no
of their majority cry of the heroes, Scottish of the
no
through
was
very
there.
.
Heaven
to
with
More
fortunately
was
of
the
at where a Heading, thrown. down, and a largo and where the number paint shop burnt, of fatalities 23. The was was storm
of itself, thing between connection to obtain a cry which was suprein the country andto override the
but
15.
the havoc silk-mill
catholic
cts
in
places having of a cyclone, around especially where Reading, great
than the the
of
were
be prejudicially Parliament,
The Protestants
in
the
all
—
most
the
for
fierce
than
who,
man
of the defaulting ings Jew the law-abiding of the unrelenting cruelty who The great master,
some
done.
more
rescue
bodies
Scottish
roman
and attended was
teams,
Rule
their
to
according ities of
several a buildings occupying were central thrown down in a position of moment's a number time, burying The nature of the people in the debris. be judged from the catastrophe may and fifty fact that it took 100 men
falling
by
oppressed
cut
And
Romans
of the old
spirit
—
can
ashes of his
1
roar
man's poor and children world ? Is
a
wife
his
the upon because it is legal the flesh from his
less
town
accom
of
was
fatalities,
very
Minister
down
pulls drives
America
has occurred
States, characteristics the case
damage,
Rosebery
was
Prime
iu
Storm
in
Pittsburgh
a
that
proposed
the
harder
What
are
how
!
For
who
law.
to shallow phrases. be thought of the rich sheer malignity and at
her
seconded the Naoroji carried amid loud
storm
the
Such
his early period very most who was, perhaps, for the doings of the Round responsible records would the Table, produce before An the (applause). public utilised both by the "chief argument
the descent in
Disastrous
Northern
swim
or
the
thousands
'
mourner"
was
is
sang
fearful
the pinched of his little
winterweather What slaves
bitter
the
vindicate
to
rights,
to the with a power of attorney panied The Government. Liberals present the records were to produce challenged Table. able to of the Round He was
that at say his colleague,
Dadabhai which
motion, chsers.
his
in
lay
in
adrift
Wedderburn expressing and his Mr. Gladstone
in
landlord than cold.
cold,
quenched,
less
party. Mr.
Unionist Party the weakness of
as
long
so
it,
was
William
confidence
carried. afterwards
was
A resolntiou
by Sir
A terrible
Liberal said
of
advice
the
to
the
see
to
still
colder There comes hunger, the tenant for the an army to chastise For this time his sin of a bad season. house must be thrown down, his hearth turned and wife and children
or
that gentleman's programme that he would sink declaration with the Union, and he (Lord think did not that they would much
recur
—
in
Her
The resolution
proud boast to the end of their life that they had witness of the Liberal ed the funeral Unionist Lord in Scotland (laughter). Party recent referred, to the then Rosebery of Mr. whom he Chamberlain, speeches " the the chief mourner" at termed funeral
advise
to
of limbs
Oh
'
cold
hungry face grow pale and life and brightness
shrunken
But
ones.
union Home
or
and
enough
and
out
dying
youth
features
and prosperity land by granting
Harder
hard to bear. and children to watch her patient to see the haggard, of
hard
Hunger and
was.
he
note.
pound
pressed
it
wife
his
people.
would be their
it
to
Majesty
nelson,
but
true
secure
season, as
were
in
of Irish parliamentary representatives, to and the Government calling upon and either course, pause iu its present
secretary
wellington
of
united
one,
the
seen
funeral
parts together
Olphert
him
on
of the
all
Mr. bad
pay The
five
a
when "
the
caught
man
.
a
into
throughout Rule to Ireland,
to have a Universities tbey had been mellowed by being to Madeira ? Let them take of their Some of position.
were
bind
should
of general schemes policy (loud cheers), Mr. T. P. O'Connor moved a resolution the present treatment condemning
to
had left for Madeira (laughter). When of the announcement he he heard wondered if he had taken the measures him Had the Local witb (laughter). Government Bill ripened by that visit, and
which
empire
that
session
mob
'
to
welcome
—
war
of politicans her following was renew his He there to (cheers). of 1885 in favour of Home statements in proportion and in due quality, Rule, suited to the countries different degree to which it had to be adopted (cheers) and he was also in favour of a federa tion
and cheering loudly. said Mr. Rosebery
-a
all scales away, around her, and the in her hand, with a
—
would have a they of Parliament. Scottish That session had been accomplished by the announce before the ment that immediately ears
her
robe
j
—
occasion
and
eyes,
orange of civil
torn
'
in
away
—
of his was an advocate eloquent Naoroji in India— (cheers) and fellow-subjects Gov to him the head of an Imperialist that taunt ernment thought fit to direct out on Lord held Salisbury (Shame). that their
her an
Unionist
Association
the present against protested tion of the law in Ireland.
Order
is turned&ut bleak Donegal, his wife with and children by force, his heels, to he knows at go, wailing cares not not and the landlord where, the season has come because bad, the and he cannot has failed, potato crop
and
of Justice figure her bondage with
the
saw
they and
a
portion written
as slight premium, of the loan taken the eminent by
William the
Westgarth
was'
Colonial Institute on the subject of Australian an The contained paper of that gentleman's pre views to. expressed referring
Koyal
viously and he urged on Colonial borrowing, of consolida the colonies the necessity their bonds into inscribed ting stock, and to raise future loans at a uniform '
the
Shall this savages howling. worse be tolerated savagery by Christian the heart of a Christian men in land ? Wo will not be answered by parrot cry, The law must be the law the law "
!
respected if it lends there ever
!"
value
is
it
a
law
to
ilself was
must
cause
heart
to
flame
blood
is
in
his
cause that ennobled defence a man's of and children. If wife, does not a man's kindle is a coward's it because
A great
English-
of three Sir
If
such inhumanity.
a
reins.
rate
be accursed
the
aud
home, such
!
The
per
Graham
cent.
Berry
Agent-General
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year
earliest
distinguished
by becoming
1839, members
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an
himself
in
of
the
one
Corn
ti-
of the
as
that The cian,
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represented including
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and
year, various
those
has
since
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caused much,
;
and
Egyptian
his
UnionistThe
difference
a
of
Mr.
death
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their
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rise
in
At
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much
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on.
of
death
Lord
chairman chosen the House of Lords. The action brought an actress Broughton, and for
renown
DaDgan,
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of
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Russia, been burnt
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of
roll
Commercial
of
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demanded
Secretary. to refused
Mi. see
to
see
Deakin, them
until
the
Chief
however, after
the
elections.
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Premier Hon. Duncan (the the addressed electors yes
met with a splendid recep almost tion. An unanimous vote of was confidence passed in him. elections The take general place There are to-morrow. 74 constitu for which are 224 there encies, Of these 1 36 candidates. have de terday,
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menting
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prohibits
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the
and
lively,
Kingston, committed
speculator,
himself
by shooting of
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have
the
Cabinet
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ratified
suicide with
to-day, revolver.
a
'
buted. have
Government with
5,000
newest
pattern,
New
Zealand, by a guard Excellency proceeds on
meet. In
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supply of
rifles
£3
of
6s.
Governor Jervois, on arrival here
William
train
to
magazine at
the
asked
authorities
war
each. Sir
of was
of honour.
His
to Adelaide where he will wait Lord Onslow.
Friday, successor,
bj to
the Equity Court to-day, probate will of the late to the granted John The of Halfey, part proprietor sworn Ilerald. The property was at £185,000. 29. March Melbourne, was
were
All
ministry
were a
House those
from
to
seats.
secure
elected
Gaunson, Cabinet
of
men
many
good
not
any
the of members returned by large
failed
David
Jones,
place and no
orderly,
reported the
but
majorities, the late H.
very are
district.
took
which
elections,
yesterday, disturbances
are
Messrs.
J.
Bosisto,
Langdon;(a:former Minister) Field, d?eid, Cooper George Coppin, W. M. K. of Committees), (Chairman Vale (a former Dr. minister), Rose, and results
C. Jones. show that
The sixty
has
been
Commissioner— to
appointed with
ations-
approximate ministerialists
view
a
open
up
to
who negoti
extending
relations between commercial is to and Japan, expected
Australia arrive to
morrow.
of the At a special Trades meeting and Labour held yesterday, a Council, the was resolution upon urging passed Government of protecting the necessity the work of the this colony against Colonization Committee. Imperial A
between conference representa of the master builders aud the
tives
plasterers' broke up
The
at.
arrived in
give
associations, without any unless
held
yesterday, decision being refused
men
their
demands
to
satisfied.
A 370 of
bore
which
the
has
Corinda Station, has struck an feet,
water
giving
28.
The Phoenix sidered
put down of at a depth artesian supply
300,000
gallons
of
Broken
to
2,739 of bullion
Hill which 114,090
tons,
and
men
in specie 'settlement
to
Fngland. the
of
strike
Foundry,
''
very
«
the
at
is
Ballarat, remote.
now
con
The Melbourne has directed its men not to return to work until the company concedes the rate of pay demand ed by the Union. A young man named Robert F. Dixon, son of Mr. R. Dixon, of Balaclava, com mitted suicide yesterday by shooting him self. The deceased had been drinking as
»
Association
Ironworkers'
of late.
heavily
No
More
Hard
Times. \
If fine
will yon stop clothes, rich food
healthy
spending and and
food, cheaper real and substantial and way, especially
more
get
of
employing so
that
trust Soule's
so
much
clothing;
things the stop
vile
of
life
m
foolish
quack doctors
humbug
harm, pure Bitters
on
buy good,
style, better
expensive
much of tbe docs you only in that simple, American Hop
using
cine
been
run
has of
Adelaide, a number
purposely designed by some in order to a similar prevent to that which in catastrophe happened the same mine about two years ago, when killed the doors upwards of 80 men were ; left the foul being open so that gases could accumulate and explode when the miners had left off work for tlie day. The body of a woman, name unknown, has been discovered at Manly Beach, cut and bruised; Foul severely play is suspected. The is Sydney Municipal Corporation its staff. heavily retrenching To-day the services of 52. laborers and 7. inspectors will be dispensed with. A P. Jefferey, young boy, a son of Mr. of while Morowie, a doubleadjusting barrelled which was acci gun, loaded, touched the trigger. The gun dentally went his off, sister, a girl eigh shooting teen of age. With the other years barrel hC then purposely shot himself dead. The is expected to recover. girl Melbourne, March 29. Some candidates for twenty-five of assembly, membership for the House have forfeited of their £50 for deposits not the number of securing requisite votes. The new Parliament will probab in about a fortnight. ly meet The Orient steamer Iberia is taking
or
March
Brisbane,
North
stealing money. at the
was
plosion of the
every habit
were
North was Adelaide, and about £9 stolen'
at
for
453 tons of silver. week's run
£86,000
have been returned. The Japanese
Government 28. March the con-
well-known
deceased's speculations turned out complete to this the act is attri
lately and
-failures,
28.
March a
and
prevailing,
The at Block 14 mine shows that 670 tons of ore were put through the 165 tons of bullion smelters, and yielding 20,218 ounces of silver. Shares are steady and prices are about the same as last quotation. The Parnell Defence Fund is now closed A draft for .£312 was yesterday forwarded to London, contributed by 770 subscribers. The case of the City Land Company v. Bent was concluded Mr. Jus yesterday. tice Bundey will give his decision at an early date. Sydney, March 29. An apparently deliberate and diabolical to the Bulli attempt coal-mine explode was discovered The two main yesterday. which are separation-doors, self-closing and used for the purpose of directing the currents of fresh air, were found to have been wilfully propped yopen, and were discovered to an just in time ex prevent some 200 men plosion taking place ivere were It is said that the ex working.
have
prices
carrier
amounts
ounces
Melbourne, Robert
on
Sydney, The
are
British
wanted.
badly
containing week's
yielded
improved.
Among
Melbourne.
for
terday.
Shares
26s. Souths, heat is
arrested
The Mine
Kay,
colonist,
The
quiet.
7s. fell Company's shares Brokens (new) are quoted Block 95s. ; Junctions, 14s.,
letter
letters
A
an old and J.P., died suddenly yes
William
respected
a
s.s.
Albany
is
been
festivities
reception has been forwarded to to His handing Excellency. Mr.
by
proximo.
of the
programme
Par-
question to'
to arrive the 10th
on
The
The Government has appointed to Committee liamentary enquire and
due
is.
Orient,
the
Colonial wifh the
connection with the recent of discovery bomb-shell and infernal secret machine
the
.who
them
a
have been made
arrests
Prussian Army, Regent of Holland.
settle
are Extensive preparations being made for the reception of Earl Kintore,
the
are
anything. The Oxford Hotel, broken tnto last night, from the till.
to China shortly. March 28. Adelaide,
The Imperial
In replying, said State that into the particulars Broome's selection
legal. of
the
of Court.
out
£10,000
-
was
it
to return
here
the
save
:
27. that
to
March 30. Adelaide, The M. M. steamer Yarraleaves for via King George's Marseilles, Sound, to The are on day. following passengers board for Western Australia Messrs. A. B. Manry, and Mr. Manry, Poach, and Mrs. Johnston. Some entered St. Peter's burglars Cathedral after the welcome service.) but disturbed Kennion, were, Bishop before they had an opportunity of stealing
Post Wellington another received communication the Chiuese from China, which' reminds of the necessity for remembering their hold themselves in instructions to
The
received
factory
Miss
settled
paid
Chief
Numerous
1880,
Phyllis of considerable Viscount against
beauty, breach
has'
marriage,
to
i
by
yesterday
Under-Secretary
to the position of Magistrate, Justice Mr. during recent Baron de suspension. whether was aBked such'
Police
rain
thirteen for There are acceptances Adelaide Cup, and eighteen for the Goodwood Handicap.
askod a was colonies, of the members regat'dby appointment by Sir Frederick of Mr. George Wal pole Leake,
Broome,
March states
from
died,
Excessive
/
one
question ing the
I
the Medical and the President has arrived Rabbit Commission, As the Government from Melbourne. intend with the Commission's dealing it will be to-morrow, shortly report made public.
tbe
for
State
yesterday. at £28 j 12. ; and
the
'
of Committees
was
of
the
Worms,
Shares Broken Hill
crop. cf Allen,
Auckland,
29. late
the
suffocation while lives of some of the inmates, and tliat there was no evidence to show the origin of the fire.
of Victoria,
Society of the
m
Coffee Palace that the Rev.
Hindley-street returned
Taplin endeavouring
first
of their
into
was
Mr.
to sign a contract .for the received quantity
required for repayment
slightly
Governor.
was
be
in
£110
at
quoted
successor to temporary rested Bench, undeniably
;
will
at
has
March
Adelaide, inquest held
the the
verdict
a
now
cent,
per
House of Commons
the de
regarding but undoubtedly
;
.
Governor
four now
fire
on their own responsibility, bushels to each farmer. give thirty over Any person requiring quantities that' will have to apply direct to the for Lands, and the Minister recipient
readiness
sold for beingtin Straits is £93 £94 10s.
tin,
Governor
Duke
He
is
At
making
now
the Under-secretary he declined to go
!
.
Decern her 1868. of Madras from 1875 in
greatly
mutton
hitherto
has
entertained the of the members
is copper £39 10s
appointment
;
April
and Ghandos, atthe The deceased was Secretary age of 66. and of State, for the Colonies in 1867, until Mr. Gladstone came office held power
In Baron
a
.
The water daily. country been perfectly waterless.
good
empowered,
4-d.
Bismarck
Worms
Buckingham
into
frozen
beef
j
,
of
Zealand
Acting Onslow's
!
interest.
The proposed banquet which be given to Mr. Paruell on llth has been abandoned. of the The death is announced
come
after
vogue.
j
last
Smith)
amounted
5s.
.
Commons
the annual
A large anticipated, use of Aus
is
behalf
on
to,
1
night
to.
of meat
Australian West Australian scribed slocks are
majority.
forward
Dutch,
15s.:
London,
of
whose
that the expected meat frozen will
Chilian cash at
by
Reichstag,
both
Emperor and a number of the Reichstag at a banquet on the oecasion of Ferdinand von Prince to Hohenzollcn heir being proclaimed his nricle, King Charles of Roumania.
Hun
the
the
price
4£d. ; and Prince
the
-in
is
New
are now University eights and 7 to 4 is assiduously, practising laid on Cambridge. being A meeting of the shareholders ot the is to be held on Comptoir D'Escompte
clauses which
the
tralian
a
into
29th April. The disputed Army Bill, garian
and
in the assistance, will be granted to farmers. Police The, district will in every act of the and Government, will full be enquiries
Professor
has
dissatisfaction,
Magistrates
out
brilliant
and
long
of mutton to England exports to about £800,000 sterling.
between
colleagues which led Alexandria.
policy,
bombardment of his time .
to
owing
been-
the prohibited importation pf sheep and lambs from Ger and Holland, owing to tlie preva many mouth disease in lence of the foot and has The those countries. prohibition
In
Cabinet, himself
politi
the begin
from
Government
which
to
generations. was he said,
career.
public The
constituencies, Manchester and
of
one
purest patriotism, to the end of his
ning
petition.
same
him characterised of English oratory
compromising who had never
or
self-seeking an J was
distressed
the death in Bright,
He considerations. guided by personal had always been influenced by feelings
for he was elected In 1843 of Durham as a Conservative the City but was unseated on and Protectionist, He returned was, however,
the
to
had lived for many deceased gentleman,
no
Law
29.
March John
Right-Honorable
of Lords, Houeo the greatest master
the
under
shape of seed wheat,
referring
Salisbury,
ditions
eight
now
age.
London, Lord
League.
again
of
.
first
gentleman
becomes
-
-
that all the the .expressed opinion and notably colonies had over-borrowed, Sooth Australia. of the. The death is anuonnced Rfc. at the Hon. John Bright, age of 78, illness. The deceased after a lingering
is
who
Wilbelmina, old,
years
medi
but
put your Dr. remedy, ;
and cost, always at a trifling you have good times and good health. .
Princess
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.
Hon. G. 0. Hawker, a member Australian South Assembly,
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deceased
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in
about
or
the
.
The above
!
of the ment the Mission, to his by Lordship
will
be
the
the
the
manage of
Congregation entrusted been of the Diocese,
has
Bishop buildings well-appointed of beauty and healthfulness and the solid to oituation, training imparted Stanis the pupils, have already won for St. laus' a prominent place amongst the educa and
Spacious
s
month
tcombined
tional
with
establishments
of
the
and
of millions burn with indig Mr. O'Brien is engaged in .the of an honest advocacy And die cause. he may though in the hands of his persecutors, he be guilty of dishonor. will never The law is said to be a just and
addit
which be mentioned a amongst may Philand quipped Chemical Laboratory is increase the it hoped, losphy Hall, will, and enable advantages of the College present ions, well
the
Vincentian
Fathers their
entrusted to mited to the
from the benefit order. of the said The 2nd day of July 1889 at 11 Qclock Chambers in the forenoon at the said
For
appointed for hearing and adjudica ting upon the claims. Dated the 20th day of February 1889 F. WILLIS TAYLOR,
care
the give, education
an-
of the
requirements
pupils, fully
day.
to &c., apply REV. J. BYRNE,
Prospectus, VERY
is
to
reasonable' ordinance passed for tbe but good of the community, the Irish coercion laws have been enacted of the not for the welfare but for the purpose of community, to the last exacting farthing very rents which the law courts of the
C.M.,
President.
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LENTEN
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following
sations
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to
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Glenavon,
March, small teeth
;
in
Toodyay,
stockyards, 16th Saturday, saddle COLT;'
cue dark bay stae in forehead b randed on neair very much like nb other high;
not
claimed be
will
Some few that
ill seriously our readers
I
i
his shedding shoulder some about 13£ brand or mark ;
,
Glenavon,
lltih
allowed the time defray expenses. ROGER SCULLY. March, 1889. 10s.
.
of his is
'
ago tbe telegrams alarming intelligence O'Brien was lying Gaol. in Olonmel As aware,
fully of those
at their head in thousands and united their voices with those of their in condemnation of countrymen Wm. O'Brien's treatment. The Catholic of Ireland
assembled
Hierarchy
signed
services
perhaps
and
best
ever
lived.
which
is
He incalculable. of the most one popular that beloved patriots
invented
every, to
indignity and
degrade
cold
he
had
meetings
,
!
j
;
Meir
eventu comply with
they reckoned when they sup O'Brien could
tlrat
be supplied
to
been
haying
the him, removed.
the same day, O'Brien's con most dition was and that critical, he was in his cell, lying speechless was the land. spread throughout The were shocked by the public of Mr. O'Brien's treat intelligence
ment, at
and
on
possible that sequences their the world nation
of
Mr.
were
its
it.
Influen-.
and Scotland conduct of the Irish
England the
held in which
also
were
cruel
O'Brien
at
government
publicly 'condemned. of Great Britain so people and so promptly
The
was
0
strongly their expressed that Mr. Balfour was feelings to direct his officers obliged at Olonmel to restore to Mr. O'Brien the clothes which had been so from torn him. But the violently restoration of Mr. O'Brien's clothes and the of the orders withdrawal
compelling
him
criminals
will
to associate withnot sufficiently
the British The public. of the coercion application laws, instead of crushing the spirit of the people or the cry for stifling "Home has succeeded Rule," in the national intensifying demands, and in hastening the overthrow of the Government. From present the point of view of the executive authorities it a was great victory to tear the clothes a defence off less man. But it may be doubted if all the combined efforts of Wm. O'Brien's life to liberate bis op have done as pressed country much to hasten the day of her de liverance as his recent maltreatment in Olonmel prison. satisfy
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have received the following subscrip to the Recobd the past week during 7s. 6d. Mi. Clarke, Perth, W. Godfrey. York, 7s. 6d. Mr. H. M'Grisken, 15s. Mr. F. York, ; Back Ventura, Flats, tions
:
—Mr.
;
:
£1
The to
13s.
9d.
Fremantle be extended.
No
than forty the colony
less to on
we
Lunatic Asylum is An ominous sign.
ner
last
steerage
by
the
passengers Austral-
destination
the Pilbarra
presume,
South
Their
trip.
about
is,
goldfields.
no
would
to
But host
dlesjhtes.
Subsequently, the news that
is
And
in
persecutors alterna endure the piercing if he did not put on
having
that, to
mattress bed-clothes
protest against in which Mr. been dealt with.
manner
tial
the
a
His
cell.
a
Mr.
noble spirits O'Brien is one who have devoted unreservedly their talents and abilities to the The value service of their country.
to'
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O'BRIEN.
are
naked
tendant of the prison, on seeing the havoc which this inhuman had already treatment on wrought Mr. O'Brien's ordered that health,
1889.
4,
remain
to
which the incur should O'Brieri ter The citizens chief magis
responsibility would its treatment of Wm. minate in his death. of Dublin, with the of the metropolis trate' Government
came
only prison garb they would a place upon him without struggle would be the shroud. And so far he has successfully carried out his determination. The medical at
weeks
tbe William
conveyed
within sold"
terrible
aqiiqo
the
A
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by law,
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WILLIAM
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and
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life,
William be forced to do by brute strength what he had refused to do. He to keep the resolution meant which he had formerly that made," viz.,
posed
in your pwrindefatigable re and with undaunted spirit sist and try to conquer evil iniquity with good , having before you/r eyes the reward prepared for those who combat the name for of Christ ." Pius IX. pose
E.
on run and trespassing my one BAY HORSE, yard, branded on near side something like about 15 hands high, .stands off hind foot white, white scar on off side. If not claimed within the time allowed by law, will be sold to defray expenses. GEO. SLATER. Coomalling, Toodyay, April 1, 1889.
in
their
"Be
8 guineas
FOUND
now
ally
to
arfje
T
own
dress, prison be obliged
wifei
.
O
the
2 guineas.
10 years,
over
noi'
compelled
—
£4.
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quarter.
quarter,
and the who commits a base purpose.
own
for wholehours
qtoii
a cold believed tive but of pains
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under
n
was
0
GERALDTON. children, 5 guineas per
in Ireland, meet village convened and resolutions such barbarity, passed condemning and warning all concerned of the
ian
JOSEPH,
For
risk
fna
SCHOOL.
ST.
not
is
and there,
6.—
SISTERS
prisoners
within his cell in Olonmel Gaol, than he was of violently stripped his clothes by the Government The officials. door was locked,
5«M. GIBNEY, Perth,
be
But the laws now in force in Ireland do not make any distinc tion of this kind. And hence no did Mr. O'Brien set foot sooner
of are. bound to go years to within Easter Holy Communion commences which in this diocese time, on
that no dis made between and ordinary but cruel only
effect
of his criminal ordinary crime for his
the
at
the should
The commonsense of mankind pro claims that there is a great differ ence between him who, in good and with an ardent desire to faith, his fellow man from oppres rescue contends for such a cause at sion,
appointed. 7.
of
All civilised absurd. nations make such a distinction ; society approves of and moralists defend it. it,
their above
—
unreasonable
man
to
criminals
Sun-
to the according and all who have arrived regulations: at the use of reason, though not bound to fast before the completion of their 21st to bound are, however, year, the days abstain meat on from flesh
employments
notwithstanding
an
a
political
Friday.
of
for
Balfour tinction
their have completed and bound to fast of excused by the state
or
But deter
prin as Mr. honor, O'Brien to. to cling is, certainly The doctrine promulgated by Mr.
Ash
on
not
is
ciple
lays.
0 0
0
this
days
is
has firmly
the punishment he may have other wise to endure in gaol, will he don the jprison or associate with garb, criminals. It would seem that
butter,
and permitted, Ash Wednesday and Good 5.— No fast or abstinence
on
0
10
of
imprisonment.
great patriot mined that never,
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fast
on
to
this
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Guilfoyle, O'Donnell
Friend
Mb.
by
.
St.
faculties
V.G., thanks aid of
Boueke,
his
anc land declared to. be unjust exorbitant. It is for contending such iniquitous legislation against Mr. O'Brien has been con that
are
i
.
ST.
ings
hearts nation.
colonies.
improvements
Many important
excluded
peremptorily
under
it
whom the
for
RE-OPEN
will
College
year Priests of
or
they
—
coming academic
!
by his or her solicitors before the. 21st day of June 1889 in and prove his or her claims to come at the of Chambers of the Registrar of the said court the Liverpool District at 9 Cook Street in the City of situate Liverpool England or in default thereof on
BYRNE.
DR.
town,
which
him, every punishment to worry and torture tends of sorrow and a him, sends a thrill of pain through the Irish pang in every and evokes heart clime, the inmost from depths of that a loud if heart demand for justice, not for retaliation. The ignomi nious treatment this dis to which has been tinguished politician makes the recently subjected
I
Reverend to Edward Magee the person claiming be the heir of Peter McKinley late of Great Crosby in the County of Lan caster who died of July 1886 are
REV.
RIGHT
dishonor
.
Lancaster
COLLEGE N.S.W.
ST,
so
much
alarmed
All
who
are
should
lose
placed
on
tenth
do
of
no
the
this
qualified time in
to become their getting
electoral month it
will
voters names
After
roll.
the
be too late
to
so.
An opera Messrs. troupe Anderson and Devon's in St. Hall performed George's on and to Thursday, Friday, last Saturday fair The is at houses. company present in Fremantle. performing —
—
On
Thursday last, three camels were taken the Otway to the Ashburton, where they be used for The carrying sandalwood, around the Ashburton is said to country be for "the peculiarly adapted ship of the desert." in
will
The market for sandalwood is improving at Singapore. The price for rapidly wood of good quality to latest ad is, according between 5 dols 50 cts and 6 dols 70 vices, cts, per picul. This is good news for the country people.
Lately
the
serious
illness
sadder prayer, of the
sad
intelligence and the
news
has
come
not prayer, of the
of
the
by
cable. It
follow too, Record
Pope's
!
we
are
May is
our
sure, His
readers that > Holiness Leo XIII, be speedily re may stored to health and spared for many days to to rule come over the of yet Church God.
and
probable con to they proclaimed condem emphatic In almost every city,
On
at Fremantle, a lighter Friday last, Craik named had a narrow escape from death, whilst in the of hold the Cooleen. Four casks of bottled beer, barque .
of
County
of the
matter
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.
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of
of the made
,
order
an
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man
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being
were
when
the
near
his
and.
head
missing and hand.
down, just ing his arm
out of the
came
landing,
and
graz
"
to Mrs. Tracey's petition Council will not be consider The week. House until next ed by the into to enquire Select Committee appointed in the document, had the charges contained not their report by Tuesday last, prepared of their members of one and at the. request to for a week matter was the adjourned to draw time in which give them sufficient it
quurimuaiL/iuiiB
lately.
the uncrowned Crowther, is at present a visit on king of Geraldton, to the South. By the bye, how dreary are the proceedings in the Council Legislative since
The
"
Grand
to
stranger chamber
the
in
in
Old
Man"
House.
In
which
West
turn, out
flowed the
in
Greenough 'now
must
those remarks
from
spontaneously
the
the
"
bit
a
be
of
and
epigram which
old
good
a
laws
member
Mr; sadly missed. and his conservative, not some are questions generally Yet he is, nevertheless, extremely in this and our district, people that hope, for the sake, colony's not may long be coming whep he be on the troubled more waters of is
been dismal
Australia's patched up
made and of existence, stamped matic speeches and shrewd
'are,
has the
for
days,"
moters
every success. and attended largo influentially held on public meeting was Saturday in the Mechanics' to evening Institute, the present inconvenient consider and means of getting to and from expensive the Green Bushes Tin field and protest the removal against by the Government of the only locomotive here to the Eastern
Crowther
a
views
A
on
relished.
popular sincerely the
day
will
once
political
life.
Pl.Olltn'IHT
Qnwin
J-vwii
ui
on
200
tons
of first
flour
class
Justice and Alexander to
be
to
a
at
useless
JJunnury,
orougns
WAMTV
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ouunu
vciy
J
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M/utaMa
aiguuitJiita
jluis
James
juries. who
and
papers
are
Record,
as
of the
Still
it
these
in
judgment to
seems
us
to
a
pay
tsuuivivuvxy
press conviction
briefly, of ours, which to record,
second
is
do
we
hesitate
that
not in
the
eleven
twelfths
of
the
by
press it
as
the
Puisne ill-advised.
is
is
Judge
as
That
Fourth at any
Estate time in
in the
vice, of the ence
may
some
former
of the
"the afforded,
a
mill
iw
future
However,
a
either
the
different sprutin
system fa li$te
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W.
and
the
made B.
the the
the
heroes
Chapman
of
military their improving
of
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Sandalwood
river, exercises
stage
he not
tin.
is
corps
a
"
purpose the arts
J
a
heathenish
!
| _
is
fwde
-
of
the
energetic Mr. A. In
short,
and
much
district
;
S.
and
visitors.
will
1889. 30th, to hear if
from
not
our
often,
correspondent as we would
Mr. week
regret their and Mrsi. route
en
in
,
<
departure. to>
JL-Fyke leave York next EhglKnd. They intend
the olUt cimiitry for a protracted The death from- heart disease of the Rev. Mr. Lynch, of lower Beverley, occurred last week. Deceased is reported to have been in his 73rd year. AJso, an old resident here, Mrs. C. Heals, aged 65 life this on years, departed Monday. A rather serious accident, I am inform a man named ed, happened young Merrick a few weeks since. it Merrick, is reported, was in the act of opening a bottle off the head when a by knocking of the neck flew off striking portion him in one of the eyes and destroying the staying
j
of
'
oirrlif.
The full last
and
political
debating
another swing Saturday night.
meeting
;
is in society was held on
'
dirt.
An
election
to fill the vacancy in the Council caused by the Municipal of Dr. O'Meehan took place in resignation the Mechanics' on Institute, Bunbury, There were two Monday the 25th ult. candidates for the honour Messrs. G. VV. and H. both Floyd Caporn, formerly The result was members of the Council. declared at 6 and found to be was. p. m, in favour of the latter who gentleman, beat his opponent by 27 votes. On Tuesday last a meeting was held in the Catholic School-room for the purpose of making arrangements for the welcome of Father Brady on his return to Bunbury.
DARDANVP.
Bunbury
—
pretty strong now, matters seems to
a high price here, fetching and there is much competition amongst the The even local buyers. Express states that in order to qualms of conscience are stifled make it ironically terms. money by- what "
a
the 29th would be
Mr. E. all; the Secretary,
most Course
of "All Hallows which should receive their consideration.' To that college the church Australia was much throughout indebted. The of the great majority here and in the colonies clergy officiating were and sent "All prepared at, from, Hallows He 'knew, College." however, and regretted it that they were not in too, such a as to contribute in any position to the nature of their thing like aproportion but he felt assured that they obligations, would all contribute to their according means. He would devote the offertory for the Sundays preceding Easter towards this After the gospel, he preached object. Passion" the." and entered into a upon discourse the Third Station. lengthy upon After Mass, the meeting of the members of the female branch of the Sacred Heart Association was held and Benediction The Stations of the given. Holy Way of at 4. 30. as usual. the Cross were recited I learn that the Rev. Mr. Bird is about to leave the colony. Mr. and Mrs. Bird, their residence in have during York, friends and all, I am sure, gained many
Dublin,
j
tents j
the of
;
vigilant. successful
highly
.
volunteer
Easter
go through
knowledge
it
could
From our own Correspondent. The principal here topic of conversation is the discovery of tin near Bridgetown, which is causing considerable excitement. Shares are a now fetching higher price than when I last wrote to you the other ; week five shares changed hands for a sum of £45, and others as equally good offers been for shares have sfcernlv refused. T have seen a very rich sample of ore, got at a depth of 17 feet from the Bunbury Tin which Mining Syndicate's claim, 12 lbs. yielded of tin ore to the miner's
;
for
Club
BUNBURY.
They
their
and
of
was
most
were
occasionally, Ed. wish.
the
idea.
During pitch
on
that
carnival
than
starter
the
We hope
a—
patriotic.
end.
good
by the people
many
March
j
means
red-coated
series
to that
annual
year fruit
satisfaction a
was
races
enjoyed
I
ments
country,
the
Williams, Clerk of
the
Mortimer
capable defenders in encamprecognise
a
near
:
very
and
in
Bacing
me
appearance.
j
are
making themselves
our
.
to
Roberts
I
volunteers
at of their
aim
—
earlier
Judge
Correspondent.
own
the their
a
and
matter
to
nanasome
President
'
Our
our
if
have
this
seems
its
announced-that Gibney recently appeal had been made, for assistance,
m
,
From
i
to
to
see
It
I
something novel, and which evening to be very entertaining, be expected may Parliamentary in the shape of a mock will take place at the meeting of election, Young Men's Society. the Perth Catholic John Mr. Mr. Kelly, Mr. Guilfoyle, and Mr. Conway are the aspir Reardon and the con to honors, ants legislative will make out they which they stituency of— to be the representatives are desirous is the fair are city two members required are each to The candidates of Perth. their political state address the meeting, to-muchcatechisand be subjected views, with many the election Then will come
will
one
occasion. better
be
greatly
were
some
eat
to
'
win"
had
to
Correspondent.
own
now Sanctuary lamp, suspended in the on the side of the church, gospel is The bracket Altar, very much admired. it is suspended adds very conby which
by the College,"
in they could disappointed.
as
our
The
an
merely
person
From
siaeraniy Father
men-
so that the season at the several We had races people as well from Perth, as Dandarragan, Moore Biver. Victoria Plains, and Bindoon. Mr. H. Brockman the duties of performed
GERALDTON.
,
the
on
Several persons expecting they
it,
now.
V
1st, to
disposing
something
needed
cool 1889.
YORK.
in. from
partic influ
manner
an
aaa—
As
can't no
the races to buy
March,
-
explained.
This
from
hope
a
arrange little
exemplification
an
of such
absurdity niCTBmii
a
saving journalism"
feelings,
HI
this
that
in
the
to
that ground.
congregation. weather is very 1st, Bunbury, April The
period..
one
Australian be
his
utter
KKBawwaout
is
was
fair
very
The
Crown
losing
quences. Yesterday being the fifth Sunday in the in the little month, Mass was celebrated of Australind, and attended village by a
result
C.
one
if
affair
2nd.
course
those
years,
I
would
undeserved Mr. Justice
at
notion, advancement,
day to
soothing
nmutoi.
hugs
fondly colony's newspaper in West
ular
the
both and
horses
The
refreshments few colored
a
every
be able if. they
drink,
may not, be a bitter or an future, sin upleasant one, we, for many reasons, But we much fear that very cerely hope. if other a he, or any gentleman holding in the ser similarly high position public the
heats.
"
came
would
of
of
in
;
here express my personal opinion the Government in remov persist action will be taken ing the engine their as a slur on th6 Wellington dis throwiug trict, and may have undesirable conse
run.
Scurry, they J. Clinch's respectively by and Mr. Samuel Jones' Home and Mr. Mr. Jones Casserley
won
who
jour
of the members West Australia
experience
not
three
Mr.
—
Stone's
miles
lj-
One drawback restaurant on
upon Australian
West
was
did
capital of the day.
event
exciting
remarking
'
pf voting
most
,
be satisfactorily
ing. formalities.
—the
post.
unpleasantness,
up with
conspicuous ability, sterling and thorough independence rightness which several of the "West Australian conducted slur cast nals are the
but race, Stakes of £15 This was a
Settler's
to the
Mr.
for view
the
and we had the totalizator. wares, worker of the latter I think, a fair did, amount of business. It is pleasing to state that the races off without passed any
humble
an
a
the
The
has favourite "broadsheet," praised well" and thus out "not but too wisely of discretion. To ex the bounds stripped it
ac
you was
of their
his
ourselves
for
—
uxxuuto
giu.wmg
an
forward event
first
Sunbeam Sergeant. had booths and sold I noticed ground. on Afghan hawkers
—
to
the
came
were
to give our expression temptation cannot resist that Mr. Jus we thoughts tice in the fervour of his honest Stone, uesire
have
in both heats Mr. T. King's was and Mr. T. Y. Jones' Blacklock Hack Race the and Hurry
this the
and
entered
distance
news
on
to
£10. It 1 miles, was won Plate, easily by Mr. Charles Cook's Boiler Pushsecond 'em, Mr. F. V. Jones' Core being and Mr. James Atkinson's Emperor third. In the C. Cook's Gingin Stakes, £10, Mr. Boiler and Mr. T. Y. Push'em came first, Jones' second. Two other animnlH Garnet For
to The represent? is journals impugned, and therefore party
supposed one
whom
The
report.
I will that
Correspondent.
a
Maiden
were
Executive Chief Jus
newspapers,
GIN.
would like yon late I our races
of
brief
Davis
pleaded guilty were gold rings, To a charge of Albert Hargreaves
Miller, stolen three
Thinking count
of the the Chief
to
—
t
before
inquiry
matter.
'
subscribed
sittings
a prejudiced perhaps not competent to sit
a the W est Australian to the of the contributions Fund was not until Relief Greenough hands of the gentleman in the recently, out the money. At a to deal appointed Committee, held meeting of the Central decided— so it was last week in the city, to from contemporary our we learn Mr. Brown, of £700 to the sum forward at for Resident Geraldton, Government amongst the sufferers by the distribution to the would be interesting floods. It to the people of doubtless and public, to know why this money was the Flats, its destination. Is not long ago sent to been that it has only lately it possible
to
the
these
of the Southern inhabitants that in view now contend town intheir tin of recent discoveries, the be will shortly the locomotive very district, it for which was for the purpose required and have first in prolanded Buubury, most in the believe, emphatic we tested, its removal. manner, against
According oreat portion
criminal
From
at the meeting, on put forth of gentlemen subjects, by a number were
?
of
"
to
up
GIN
Uni
held by the Council into the charges against in the tice as enumerated Onslow, petit ion of Messrs. Mr. Harper and Hackett, Justice whilst evidence Stone, giving during the course of the proceedings, declared the in-, West Australian to be the one saving fluence in journalism in the Is colony." this not extremely and unwarranted sev the ere eleven other newspapers upon pub lished within the confines of our territory, well the as as upon people who support
The
Perth.
the
Bachelor
commenced
common
having
At
warm
pretty
of a
for sentence. remanded embezzlement George The sentence six was pleaded guilty. with hard labour. months' imprisonment The case against William Alison, for alleged Williams, had not been manslaughter atthe to the time of our concluded up going to afternoon; press yesterday
There The in Bunbury. people feeling just now at indignation said to be burning with are to the Eastern Bailway of the the removal the for intended Bunburylocomotive line. It that the appears Boyanup to a con railway Government let the latter work to work for three tractor years or so to would the engine with and thinking horses, seem
the and
.
would
all hlso
is
;
Supreme Court
'
final.
of Obstetrics, he
Yesterday
the with connected printed papers into the al held by the Executive inquiry J ustice made against the Chief legations of the West Australian by the proprietors Tipvr to Vifinn transmitted the Legislative we understand, Council. That body will, or of either have the power suspending Should the they Judge. acquitting be probably acquit His Honor, there will to but if they agree end to the matter, an authorities will the Home suspend him, and refer the doubtless then take action to of the whole affair the consideration decision will be whose Council,
Privy
Art
andBachelor
'
"
|
From
our
own
Correspondent.
The
at the present weather time is very cool. Last a thunderstorm Saturday over passed the district, and since then some nice showers of rain have fallen. We were much startled on very hear that the Dardanup chapel ing last Friday had been broken into un by some who forced an entrance principled person, of the Sacristy. The through the window door of the Tabernacle had been broken and marks on it and on th« the open, ,
the
The
.
Goldfields Charles
Mr.
.
than
who Mill
the spot between and Fremantle, provided un would not be payable
bonus
less
no
Govern should
and the mill, pro had been produced from be in mill should also that such vided 1st March 1889. before working order on or the discussion, resolution much After ten being in favour was put and negatived, it. of it, and thirteen against
/
justly
'
the
at any
Bailway, Junction
Midland that such
think,
x>auiiej.ur
him
by
'
Eastern
y
Pilbarra
versity and is Arts, a Trinity College, Dublin; Licentiate of Midwifery, of the Rotunda We understand that it is Mr. Hospital. to return to Connor's intention Western the land of his birth, before the Australia, end of the to practise his profession." year,
ult
it was of the House £500 should be offered by ment to any person or persons Flour a Boiler first establish
be
a
Surgery
—
29th
on
the
of
of Dublin
moved in the Legisla that in the opinion desirable that a bonus
Harper
Charles Council
of
til
xiuw
raised
the
'
of
Mr.
its
Bachelor
Medicine,
tive
ne
—
next till adjourned Sunday, April after 10 o'clock Mass; ; 7th, immediately the instructed in the Secretary being meantime to send circulars to the Catho lics in the outlying districts them asking to co-operate. Some three or four men of the Harbour Master's Crew of Fremantle arrived in Bunbury about a week back for the pur of the pose removing buoys in pur harbour. the work on They completed on Thursday and proceeded Saturday :.tb the Yasse where will be engaged they for a few days at similar work in that harbour. A meeting took place on the afternoon of Saturday last to form a Political Asso ciation in the Wellington District. Suck an association will doubtless' do great and I wish the 'pro good for the district,
!
—
up.
contention
a
Thos. White Mr. W. J.
was
of the case. dismissal An athletic has been in club formed Geraldton. May it prosper A good many men here for the have left
:
probably Legislative
was elected Chairnian Essex The Secretary. meeting, owing to the small attendance, due no doubt to the short notice given,
a
secured
—
.
the
Mr. and
Government
Resident, to appear in his summoned own court cattle the of other charge trespass day. Mr. too clever for the Brown, however, was minions of the law— who no doubt thought in a they had the worthy magistrate trap to
and
It affords us, we need hardly say, exceeding to hear that Mr. Michael great pleasure, a, Connor, son of Mr. D.Connor, deeply resident of the Toodyay district, respected has in the himself Dublin. distinguished Not than four more University. years left have since Mr. Connor elapsed studies in West Australia to prosecute his the and it institution, great -academical for his intellectual speaks volumes capacity, his acuteness and his diligence that he has well his recent done so as examination Mr. Connor is in proves. every respect a credit to WeBt and all will Australia, welcome his to the return colony in which he was We take born. the following from the to Mr. It refers Connor's Daily News. Our achievements. contemporary says "From letter F. T. a received. by Mr. learn that Mr. Michael we Quinlan, of Mr., D. of New Connor— son Connor, castle has his educa medical completed That Mr. M. Connor has tion in Ireland. course successfully passed through a severe of training, is proved he by the fact that has secured the and following degrees
W. Mr. D. Cowan, of the Ashburton, to News charg writes a letter the Daily inhumane treat with ing the authorities at the North .West. ment of the blacks incidents in support of He relates several to all con and in justice his allegations, should cerned searching investigation reference to the at once be made with truth of his statements.
concerts
—
of the are the Stations Cross which At W ednesday and every held at the Cathedral and on Sunday afternoons Friday evenings, a of there are Lent, good number during The attendance, however, persons present. could be better.
the
air
open
was
out
no
Band holds
G.B.Y.
periodically. Mr. Brown,
May
amusement. pleasant evening's election trial" be the petition come of the electoral proceedings. a
'
Very
The
the scrutin, or the time d'arwndissement, honoured be followed will English system, on this and no plumpers are to occasion, be allowed. We wish our friends youthful
fell
.
which sling,
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Bro.
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proposed duced by £1000. Fraser said that as there Sir Malcolm at present was an additional allowance of over £500 made to the Governor, which be disallowed the real in would in future £400. crease would over only be slightly The motion was then put, and a division ensued, the members being 16 For the reduction 7 Against 9 for Majority Messrs. Parker Ayfes: (teller,) Congdon, De Hamel, Pearse, Paterson, Maririioh, Shenton, Scott, Grant, Rason, A. Harper, Forrest, Keane, Sholl, Venn, Loton. Fraser Sir J. Noes : Sir M. (teller,) Hons. J. Forrest, C. N. Warton, Steere, Messrs. Randell. Burt, Morrison, Mr. Parker moved that the salary of the- Clerk of the Executive Council be re The motion was duced by £59. put, and on division the numbers were For the reduction 19 8 Against '
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8 moved that the then Chief Justice be reduced £1,000. said that it would, Fraser honorable members gave some reasons for the proposed reductions. of Lands did The Commissioner Crown not think that the salaries proposed for the too high. were judges They expected their at to be as clever as those judges lawyers Westminster. It would be impossible for to on the judges keep up their positions small salaries. Mr. Parker said that; the general desire had been that no increasein salaries should be made on the change of Constitution. the .He did not think that colony on adopt be Government should ing Responsible expense. exposed to additional They in tended to vote all increases. against of Lands The Commissioner Crown not that they would .could really imagine of payingby reason get a better judge more. him £200 a year Works and The Director of Public Mr. Morrison replied. was then and on The motion put, division' the numbers were, For the reduction 17 7 Against for Majority Parker of the salary from £1,200 to Sir Malcolm be as well if the
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official
hand,
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being
was
not withheld.
make it certain
whatever
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yet
to It
how
they it
the
in
evil
the
to be
likely
when
the
parent social
while, if it comes be the parent
probably
graver
in
evils
great order,
political will
P Ci
of and it
soon,
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still
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MUTUAL SOCIETY.
DENT MR.
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the Chief HAMILTON, Australian Mutual Provi dent has commenced AN EX Society, TENDED TOUR Western through in tho interests Australia of the Society. Mr. Hamilton is accompanied by one of the Society's medical referees. FREDK. J. JACOBS, Resident Secretary. J.
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of
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peace
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the
and
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make
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tude
BROKER,
AGENT.
colony.
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The
AGENT,
Transfer
in
to be, a house divided the less able she
seen
itself, against will be to resist without. from
of
Land
the
Act. SHARE and
trial,
intensify
an
scarcely death
under
this
step leave
ask
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Crossland)
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of
and
RAILWAY,
COMMISSION
how
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likely to have
are
result be, will
it
present that informal
The
with
clear As
that
assume
tho
in view of the negligence Secretary displayed by the Corresponding failed in Melbourne, who had to forward all at for quarterage, sums receipts present should bo forwarded due to the Executive was
i
certificate the balance decided that
England
consequently
;
exceedingly
LAND,
Guardian
the granted We must argument.
our
this
members.
to
consequence. for to take
Freman-
evening.
fail
If
hardly of
Disestablishment, will be the comes,
it
two
some check unless that events are imposed oh the course the time when it apparently taking, a order of things is not describes past far off. If we are free to comment on the present the proceedings against of Lincoln, believe that we we Bishop
could almost
Rooms,
can
by
in the of the presence in favour of disestab
the ever
by
as
that
sense
a
the (says this article
write
heading
present
School Building Secretary to whom of £20 had been Committee, a loan now in to refund made, being a position had done so. the amount, It was also elic the that the ited from Secretary during four months three members, owing previous in the £15, had paid up all ar aggregate arid were to the bene rears again entitled With fits of the to the Society. regard funeral allowance of (£20) due to the wife the deceased member D. lately Pontevivo, the meeting was informed that a of moiety the money as the had been paid, but that
:
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:
the
Society's
it
the
Church
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of
trial
victorious
Q
of England Established.
Law
can
meeting of
Church
The
SOCIETY.
fortnightly
that
movement
successful.
:
constituents.
Sea" Branch, No. 200. tlf,
the
usual
Fremantle,
will
BENEFIT
of
branch
members
is
j
H.A.C.
of
an
:
1
that
expected
have which
a movement lishment which some unforseen political incident may set on foot almost at moment. A any combatant as not a paralysed usually
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is
on
not in form, of Lincoln. neutralise
though Bishop done to
fact,
which
next
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variation
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& Co.)
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and
the
—
con
and in nomination.
placed
welcome
a
to he four
practical occasional
every church's entitled
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AND Mercer
and
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be
busines
large number to represent
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that for have been
will
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The
most
!
tested didates
is
evening.
the the
of the
opened
j
Thursday
by
all
NEW
GOODS.
I
which'
Election,
The
for
debarred
now
j
good ing arrangements A.
at
the to produce, will be paralysed
—
and
well being evening was spent. in mak occupied a mock Parliamentary to take next place
are
to
labours
;
The
very pleasant deal of time was
a
multifarious
Inspection
respectfully
invited.
,
readings, chosen,
usual
last.
in trial
effect
members
of recitations consisted and selections the
programme
This
Thursday
on
nothing
—
,
attendance on
urgency
|
a
meeting
an
refusal,
1
the
with know
<|
be
;
MEN'S
of
on
!
at
fair
bear
They would
himself as to the lines be carried on.
raised,
—
j
rubrics,
proposed
to
brought
—
;
'
for
license
news
of getting a necessity New business. articles, new canons would be all hands. Prayer-book
preliminary
new
in
magazines,
There is a deal more to be great said upon this but it must be subject, reserved for another All opportunity. that have we is to attempted to-day a more fester accurate than impression as to prevail of the yet seems generally of the issue which has been greatness
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GAZETTE.
—
the
opinion should
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in
Convocations. and invited would not
attendant would hold
of
way.
utfytwaauf
letters
be
conflicting scattered
now
and
from reform, being would become cal, of and subjects,
been gone through in the customary
had
then
of discussion the
articles
the upon which they
embark
of
complaining'
other
some
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.
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sermons, and
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YOUNG
SOCIETY.
;
Majority Mr. Parker moved that the salary of the Puisne Judge be reduced from £900 to £700. General that The Attorney objected without dis the amendments were carried and that he had always cussion, thought was a deliberative one. that that assembly that in which He considered the haste most these matters had been carried was indecent. Mr. Parker said that it was amusing to hear the General Attorney lecturing division. He was the House on a party sure that the honorable and learned gentle of man times in tho Houso had many Commons party, always voted with his own The sometimes without rhyme or reason. not honorable boen gentleman had surely voted with the indecent when- he always Tory party at home.
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be chief
the
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;
night.
Mr.
papers, would the two
at Roebourno Telegraphist at to act as Postmaster Narra R. D. Ingleton, resigned Post Office, to act Chief Clerk, General as Postmaster General and temporarily General of Telegraphs, Superintendent the leave of abseuce of C. F. during Galian. Reserve No. 1414 Public Albany lr. Town Lots 191 x 192, (la. 16p.) for and school for sites church, manse, Fo. 439 A. (Reserve Presbyterians. Gazetted June 26 1880, as to applied these lots is abolished). Affidavits &c The Declarations, Chief Justice has Richard appointed a solicitor, Septimus Haynes, of Perth, commissioner to administer oaths and to take and receive affidavits, declarations, of &c., to be used in 'the Supreme Court Western Australia also to receive acknow of deeds executed ledgments by married women. The Bankruptcy la re Act, 1871, William Gale, auctioneers, Hepburn Order of ad Geraldton, (bankruptcy) March 1889. First 22, judication, Local Court general meeting of creditors 3 p.m. In House, Geraldton, 1st, April re Geraldton Henry Parker, (bank closed March ruptcy) Bankruptcy 20tli, 1889. In re Isaac Walker, and Francis, Ernest Jerome Hart, Geraldton, printers, &c. (bankruptcy) Dividend publishers, intended to be declared in this estate, estate of Isaac also in re separate Walker. not Creditors who have proved their be excluddebts by April 10th, 1889, will Edward ed. In re Lester, Geraldton, and fruiterer (arrangement).: greengrocer Certificate of to the discharge gran tea debtor.
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Mr. Parker then moved a reduction of £50 on the of the- Hon. John pension Forrest. The Commissioner of Croavn Lands said that he begged to thank tho House in for the and liberal manner generous which he had been treated. The amendment was then and carried, on the Speaker retaking the chair. Sir Malcolm Fraser moved that the of third the Constitution Bill reading should be an order of the day for Monday. The House then adjourned till Monday
of
by
Secretary
-write direct Melbourne
:
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over,
to hand
coming
the
THURSDAY,
put and carried
£550.) Malcolm Fraser Sir thought that as Mr. had served for nearly forty Lefroy should re-consider years they carefully decision. their The reduction was then put to the House and carried of 16 to by a majority
to in
the event ordered
not
ago,
mail,
Appointments. Assistant Station Watson E, Bay
Mr.
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then
was
in
GOVERNMENT
of 17 to 6. majority Parker then that the proposed of the Colonial Treasurer be repension duced would make it by £100 (which
by
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motion
next
meeting
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the
medical and U. The
received.
goods
time
some
delay. minor
the
money.
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at
Kennedy
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last
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evening moved that the salary for the Governor be
Parker
other
and
instructed President
:
that
Kennedy,
the
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Branch
;
Friday
the
Branch
The
members. of Messrs. R. read were and
Regalia
:
Mr.
in last
the Herald's
this
meeting of Tuesday evening
j
f
;
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on
200.
j
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ture
from
Albany,
Branch,
members and inquiring reported favorably for and the candidates were ballotted elected. Mr. F. Halton declared fully for benefit mem was placed in nomination Re It on was decided bership. goods. the motion of Bro. seconded by Carner,
j
1
report
pensions.
the following clip of the proceedings
of
State would be it would dis that is now
withdrawn,
oi
certificates O'Keefe
.
-
and
We
salaries
on
place
hand
straining
-
pension. then carried. The reduction was Mr. ParkEr moved that the pension of Mr. Warton be reduced by £200. Sir Malcolm Fraser said that he felt it to this reduction. He his duty to object colleague thought that they had treatedhis with scant If the honorable courtesy. members would meet him half opposite to terms. way they might be able to come As matters stood he must emphatically resist the reduction. Crown Lands The Commissioner pf said that when the Attorney General had come to this colony he was not aware of such a thing as Responsible Government. A who had left a certain lawyer position at home could not return to it. He would the sense of of the justice rely upon House. Parker said that actu Mr. they were to do justice to the ated desire by the members of tho Executive. The pension of considered, £300, was, they ample for the service which the recompense General had rendered to the Attorney not waste public Colony. They could
COUNCIL.
proposed
of the and with obstacle appear every offered to the translation into All legislation. that are suggestions
—
,
put
his
-
the
President.
unavoidIn the assembly. absence of the Mr. A. Gee, President, and there V.P., was a full presided, usual able
'
then
was
quarterly held
was
Schedule 0 was then passed. D. Pensions. Schedule Mr. Parker proposed that the pension of Sir Malcolm Fraser be reduced by £100. Fraser said it was "not Sir Malcolm on his intention of raising any opposition
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down
Joseph's"
The
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to the 6d.
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a
on
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;
LEGISLATIVE
with
and
put,
...
—
THE
then,
10 fo(' Majority Mr. Burt moved that the next six items be struck and the words "Ministerial out, salaries, £3,200" be inserted in lieu there
;
covering. March
motion was the numbers For the reduction Against
—
clearly
.
The
ted some instrument that or how used. Fortunately, was the stolen, although ever, nothing were under the hands of the chalice etc., seemed to be in the burglar. Everything same as it was loft in a circum way rather stance which appears strange. the burglar was in "What the intention of it would be difficult entering thechurch, it was not to steal. .to surmise evidently celebrated in Last Sunday, Mass was at the usual hour. Dafdariup be lield in BunA public meeting will bury on 30 inst, for the purpose of con the question of a further extension sidering in the direction of the Bunbuvy Railway " tin field. No doubt 'of the Green Bushes" if the line were extended a few miles there would be a better further on, at its chance of traffic than securing terminus a gum stump. present here There have been several accidents named The other day a woman lately. in the her knee, while McAlly dislocated Another act of alighting from a cart. a lad named mishap occurred last week from his horse was thrown Heppirigstone and sustained some severe injuries. very When picked up, he was quite unconscious. under the skilful However, I hear that treatment of Dr. Laffan the lad is re Sacristy
'
window of the that a chisel sort had been
the Church after disestablish If it escaped disruption be as The by a miracle.
it re-
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she
mark
touched
Chapter
II.
"My with
within placed must the
child,"
kindness, her
taking
in
you
a
answered
Eliza
Laura's Providence
hand
real
lias
trust,
position,
difficult
time
but
any longer, leave the to show her over which she said
subject
Laura
ing with
to
It
acquainted. Laura feared after dark,
The
she said
so
you will the
go together disiance." Laura thanked and they walked
greatest
1 ATT
and
families
your
and
must
you
not and
of the
your
this
Besides
good
hearts,
happiness, is easily
IsniM
rt
The
woman
for
you, must
to
she Eliza!
work
gifts
dead, -and I have illness
Vi/alrr
4r
o
trrm
-Prm
rm
:
had
It
too
is
one
only the
in
assist
you
half
spoken of, and it you that I great wish to see you, in this corner tell that you heard
where was
a
sympathised with
me
unfortunate
Do
the
brow
It
was
in
ling with
heart-
with
Ubiquitous
Witnesses
one
unable
a
be always hearty welcome." time that
since Laura
They, oughly,
each
understood although
But acquainted. for the present.
so
it
was
They
short time were
a
to
quite
manner,
National Library of Australia
tyranny
the
in
part
War
their of St. White
Fleece,"
The
of. was
one
late
such, name
un-
private there
near
a
;
of Irish
;
race
and
—
the
of
Dublin
the
of
delight
the
counts an
Secretary is
a
Count
Pendergast
holding
-Geueral
in and rejoiced of O'Ryan. Ministers Primo
the
former
say
that
IWrinrfll
some
that and
some
nameiu
should of mine
friend
Algiers
inquiry about
whose
raids
the
in
»
de
rone
n
Apropos not
fprget
not
on
celebrated more," and he tion he required
the informa who, by the "librarian, judging by his nauie, might well him self have come from Dr. 0. Baltimore, a very learned M'Carthy, gentleman, I African and an of understand, explorer .
repute.
doubting but
but
it
if
As it the origin
assurance
his
can
nauio
once
is in
given
there can of the doctor's be made doubly
is,
often spelt, a dedication
as
I
have
be
no
race, sure, seen
O'M'Cartby,
Pijt ''jty.e
through
foot,
.and
him
by .which Archbishop the
letters
need hour of
were
$$ten
the
ordeal
of
wretched
:hu
fac
;man a
did third
ion. cross-exniui.iu He fled from day's which will the Justice overtake yet him as a forger and as a perjurer. Be fore he went he made to Mr. Labou-
the presence confession
of
G. A. misdeeds a of which from copy posted to the Paris Times, solicitor on Tues It only remained for the Times day. to withdraw" the and this it letters, in
chere,
a
full
of he
Mr.
his
'
did
words,
in
or
Algerine pirates, Ireland Thomas Davis " Sack of Balti in his was
go
to
the
on
on
the
telling
a
ed to expose his trial came,
used in
making of Library
of
conspiracy information offering secretly it Ihe might be defeated. the but declined offer; which he kept ere#ltbat
of
was
Public
to was
To the Archbish had written
publication the Times
—
Princi
Dugue
Parma.
I
name a
of the
M.
is
the
of
eve
Bala,
Constan
at
l\TnfnTOlnvr_
hus
official
were there too, Spaiu, of which and hospices, and that in diminished remains,
nnrl
\t.
well-knowa
a
Murphy,
Monaco
of.
pality
MacMahon
Her
tinople.
St.
In position. Irish colleges ope
The Secretary
bert,
Peter
century,
and of Fagel, that Macaulay Spanish Minister
many Irish name.
Vice-Admiral
Austriun
General Ambassador
last
and traced. Dublin Pigott
of
letter simile that there
The
O'Byrne.
the letters forged repro and sentences of the real which had been held up to the
window op the
—
the
homes Lewis and
Baron
;
so
letters—
rarely
General
of
In each case duced lines
a
possesses
Austrian Minister in the same is of city Irish Baron descent de Herberl-Rathwho had an ancestor that made keale, his mark in at the end of diplomacy
are
uew
are
for
'
causeur
Germany,
names
Sir
the
but the Land League and it refused complaisant, he the funds for which on the applied ground that he possessed incriminating evidence it. At the time he against to the Leugue, sold his he had paper letters from Mr. Parnell and Mr. Egan, and of these letters were copies kept.
cheques
not
was
his
:
But
over.
really
villain's
stantial
a
Vienna, a Vasili, charming
was
and attempted treachery of black-mail and levyings upon friend foe. Mr. Forster had sent him sub
Belgian he represented and was, teste
at
Protestant
Major-
our
names
distinguished If you turn object to the " Almanach de Gotha," you will of the Spanish see that the vice-president the Royal atul Senate is an O'Donnell
castle,
hand, kissed
tells
us
with
time
Laura's and Eliza, pressing her and drew the child towards in a her forehead motherly her go she and then letting'
Golden
O'Reilly,
thor
other
Gazette.)
Spanish Spain that has had as Marshal times, Wall and, in recent of Mexico an as Viceroy O'Donriell, O'Donoju, nnd as Governor of Cuba an
'
friend.
new
continent.
Mall
to
tlio
the
her dwel had met so kind to her, and she was emotion from her to hide her the first France
Pall to the
in who became " Irish Knights of the Leopold,
of
to
case
this
M. OSulli-
?"
a
Sir
Charles Russell had to go through farce of exposing, by piece, piece two the successive days, stages
of
say
over
took
thein,
the
as is natural, to be met with. O'Danne has been represented Sidney as of Irish and I see origin, by Gotha that the commander of Dresden is
Irish past, with on the Con be met Their are the tinent. bearers mostly " of the wild who descendants geese" when" fled from the country neOne Mac" in and was allowed to" sLrut" Ireland,
to
open
in
country frequently
so
of two period years. Charles, just twenty minutes to destroy the whole fabric which the Times had so built up with much as As soon pains. had Pigott into the box, and had written stepped " half-a-dozen words, including hesjtenwhich he spelled as cy" and "likolehood," the forger of the letters spelled
an
O'Sullivan,
belonged decent
chasse de
il
M. de X.
Affaires
d'
Charge Grasse
cle
army. In Irish
Celt.
the
on
the
(From
lonely, you and Come then to
will
names
irish
you. confidence whenever you on cottage you see that little the I live there hill. of it
and with
you
living that loved
with
name
this .to
put
forward B'it it
O'Diu, French
—
The
of the
a
the
sittings,
noble.
a
Parnell...
three months, to reach .the heart of the charges, of by such mountains seek to coyer did the Times prejudice out of sight the real it issue had
in Austria to him that comes privilege from of nominating Penal days that two candidates Irish for the Austrian
To be Continued.
might
as
would with M.
What
Archbishop
ing.
my
of
bearer
of Mr.
Honour
over
:
And your children, poor mother, do you forget that they are hungry ?" answered Eliza quickly with deep mean
full
like.
alone,
are
you
.
world there
was
0," came
grand ways pro the nickname of " Solile man The O'Donnells Magnifique." and Nagents have beeu famous in Aus tria the present Grand Mistress of the Court of the Archduchess Louise is the O'DonnelLTirconnell. Countess The
"
may occasionally sweet renewed?" impressions "You have anticipated my desire," for I have often answered Eliza,"
a
O'Monroy, Your average
the aristocracy cured for him
way. share alms. I your know it very well, and perhaps you are to give me this. yourself No, depriving I ought not to accept it from you."
to you have these
visit
a
"
prefix
the
country Count Paul
All
.
to make I that
poor orphan,
the
how they Baron O'Tard
can
his
—
Sir Molyneux General Ryan,
inthe charges made agaiiSst quire into Mr. and his colleagues Parnell in the great movement for Home Rule, in Ireland. It took more than fifty spread
There
Triboulet).
as
intimacy
family
sovereign
this
comic
principal
an
still
Belgian
-PnvTr
the
Vavasour,
We take the following from Weekly Register of 23rd Feb. Events have moved quickly, week with the Commission sitting
Countess
the
"
much, Madam " I am not the
too
much, said the latter.
Eliza,"
a
is
a
Mac"
steur,)
van
So saying she placed in the beggar's hand.
to
guerre &c.
"
or
is
our
Sir William of Clifton,
The
eminent tragic actress, Wolter, who, off the stage was countess It was O'Sullivan. to her father-in-law that Albert de la Ferreferred when he wrote oneronaps (in of the letters in the Reitd'une published
days.
hearted people." " How I bless Heaven, that I have had the good fortune of meeting you," " allow Laura. Will said you me, a
O"
of year Charlotte
been
r%
I may Ballyhigue, Mahoa de Manag-
show us Graf Taafe, Irish peer and has the Irish for Home From instinct Rule. the same the came news last country
All
them.
for
cle
who
you since
for,
is
France
in
with know
names
hard
Austria
shed it
;
is
"
children
died
few
it
man
Hav
exclaimed
little
my have
a
and
O'Squorr, takes
was
if
are
noms
mother
"
the
Bishop Nepean, Lady Radcliffe, and Lady. Clifford.
de la and I O'Pole, have also seen in a list of students These and O'Lanyer. are O'Diette, to be distinguished, of course, from such
mm
blessing
Lady
Howard,
de
the the
Paris,
There by it. Grange, and
simple
our
the
rags
ample
exhausted. her of the portion to brighten up, and
myself
to precious here among
won
them.
4-tl
their
soon
in
paper
very
and looked
been
cnmof.liin
of
so
1
nunc;
and
a
to
of
by editing
origin
stone
an
sees
united
and "
l'
Weld.';
to
wore groom Engineers.
d'Etchepare (formerly de Pierrebourg, Harty (who shows his Irish
mayor of Pau), Harden- Hickey
my is strength gone." "God will restore it to you, my child have patience and do not lose heart. But in the meantime here is
that feelings love which He bears to all his divine us to and has thus enabled creatures, of which you speak. eniov the affection some
1
uixi.uiuui.lauc;
her, up to
my unable
Laura, as they left the borough. love It "All these you. people on earth to must' be real happiness deserve affection." are my child," '"Yes, you right, " us God in creating answered Eliza. has imprinted on His own to image, souls
only
Day
-them
Irish names Crebillon de Sland,
M'Guckin han, O'Quin
a
with
making
IUVTAMPIi'nnl'A
their father last attack of
said
our
were
of
Druitt
Captain.
Roe O'Neill.
mention
taking
small three
a
Patrick's
St.'
Among
get there, waited which
plpna
uniform of the Royal The de. Marquise Ghigi was and the amongst the bridal party, included wedding presents and jewels other valuable from the Marquis gifts and of Marchioness Stafford,
have shores, for Ireland,
our
affection
great
the feast had the
I
Owen
and of
fought. though two since passed
roland'H patron of pleasure being at one of these Diners' do St. present under the of Patrice, Presidency VicimDte O'Neill de Tyrone, a' charm who claims descent from ing Nobleman
possible had
was
her
know,
Madam,"
be,
to
on
ding tears of gratitude, "Oh Madam dear,
"
happy
round
A
very pale ing received she seemed
much. How
TrT uzxu
came
harvests." children little left As they went on, and ran to meet her to their games of veneration salute her with a mixture which and confidence touched her very "
and
around
—
you
as
a
whose
in
have
left
number
saint.
The latter
seated
was
AT v
j7
:
bless
certain celebrate
distribution of bread, and clothes. fruit Her noble features bore the stamp of ineffable she smiled sweetness at the ;
dear Good evening, Lady Eliza., May God keep you ; pray for us." answered' friends," "Yes, my dear " I never latter forget the you know and I hope He will you before God, ,
soon
non
from the Pope was Chideock Manor, Dorset, on arecentTuesday.at the marriage of the eldest daughter of Sir Frederick Weld, with Captain Edward Drnitt, Or.U.M.G., R.E. The ceremony was solemnised in the Manor Church; the Bishop of assisted Plymouth officiated, by Canons Debbandt and The bride Mansfield.
was
Irish,
may
A special
telegraphed
Spain. intro
has
Dillon, duel
Floquet Franco-
years ancestors
preserved and each
as
movement
Count
us
the the
of
their
scene
interesting
"
,
new
children covered whom she was
to
all seated at this nearly of outside their time the evening doors and as Eliza passed each cottage rose to salute her and house the owner
say
her
little
were
They
to see oointed
bench,
village inhabitants showed her companion. to
respect
might
as
many
to
Most
and
to go friend.
nostri
terris
Miss.
possesses
names
of
Marriage
O'Niells
Nugents IrLh
hundred
of the
be free
place. Eliza
As Laui'a
side.
and
the orphan awoke of the pleasurable
full
in
Quae regio
laboris?"
hands.
Spanish.
M'Mahons,
its
Boulanger
gardens
was
most
kindness
by
side the
they passed through the that noticed th6
her
her for on
is
III.
full was of impatience herself yet she restrained near the house in front
alone
to my company, we. and chat to shorten
object
quite The duced
necessity.
morning
as
into
with and
France,
O'Connors,
out to a cut her short across and Laura in found herself park, of the little in less than sight cottage a of an hour. Although she quarter
—
do not
a
to fall
likely
"
the
be better to take but ; acqu aintance with most marked interest, plied, " No, I will not allow you to return alone to such a desert to-night. My in that and so if house lies direction, new"
and
preceding day ; with renewed energy and fresh she that herself to courage applied her that she occupations ordinary it
it she thought of her leave the latter re
would
friend
a
is
rose
impressions
good. the continue tried to induce
home
next and
early,
do her
returning
it
it
prosperity in trouble ;
CHAPTER
cemetery, propos the ruined castle she was thoroughly already late and
was
and
love
solitary of her gratitude her knees herself on for this unexpected
In
friend. have
new
good to misfortune
are rich in virtue in the you of Master." Sovereign sight your she had Laura was for confused, drawn this on herself by her reproof Eliza wounded vanity. hoped that the
contained would not Therefore she did
could her
entering in the
herself not to promised the of seeing renewing pleasure
delay her
viding
it
boon
a
and
favor,
at me, never blush, what cannot you Accomplish help. the will of God courageously and do not trouble about the judg yourself What do you care if ments of. men. their in you. appear poor eyes pro
she
one on
place, she threw soul, thank to God
with qualities burden. Believe
lesson
friend, and
dwelling
you
for at bless His decrees, He has endowed you which will the lighten
always same
"if
own
was
to
price
"
do Nobles Irlandesses the Colegio glory, in Salamanca. Ifc is not since I long heard of a foundation in Malaga dating from the times for an Irish penal which is in the gift of the chaplaincy of Dublin. I Archbishop was very to hear that the post was vacant sorry
deeply
the poor lonely child to have found a heart to respond to her She felt she had found a own, beyond
Continued. dear
Laura.
of sight.
out interest
was
of It
whether
j
Court
by the
thav —J
are
Attorney-
thnnn
—
.w-y#
General the
in a leading printed article, and shameless inadequate used under so circumstances grave
those
most
charged
so
It
is
evident honour
sense
of
what
blunt
unofficial
with
in
an
which
infamy. that the edge has been worn
ever
and
of
official audience, has witnessed the
.
her until new.
.
watched This
'
TRUE.
v
"
AND
.
TRIED
the
som&
and act
ion of the Times throughout this matter without into an being betrayed expres sion of irrepressible Deliindignation. was honour wounded deeply at the icate refusal of the directors of that. paper to their of the letters, possession explain to give what the public, had a right demand -the .authen unconditionally— of the tication greivQus againsfj charge?
and to
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of
the time fac-simile
At of the
the
first
.
publication as we declared with words as strenuous the burden of could make them, that with the that Times, right proof lay were when the public was violated ap in the letters and pealed to for credence said to the man for indignation against
penned them, and yet the creden was tials on which so grave an appeal refused. .And founded were persistently have
this
we
dent
reason
there
when
wrote
doubting was in good faith, itself which it the advantage
the
when
believed whom turn round
that the
we
he
short,
Those
itself.
in believed Times duped
it
now to remind the may well was for Times it how difficult anyone and lies not versed in the ways of shifts it credit for in what it to refuse faith " before our was We place doing.
:
\
the a document, to-day grave be diffic importance of which it would It is a fac-simile ult to over-estimate. written from Mr. of a letter Parnell,. readers
.
the
week after excusing
his
.
which
time we
is,
that
our
custody
we
satisfied,
no
letter."
whatever
attention words; the only
and
before
again
"
:
such
are
our
from
sentences
printed during the past two years and repeated by Sir Richard Webster. The Times has now while without shame, that confessed, dir the these words were in the press, were conscious of ectors of the journals
many
into the having taken no steps to inquire of the letters, beyond the trivial history of measure comparinghandwriting the but to after that, paying money who sold them, traitor had flung they them before the public in the eagerness
Such
of calumny.
without
can
confusion, blush.
without
not
duped,
simply
bad
was
in
but
elementary
honour
Times
-merely Not
faitii.
delicate the
honour,
of justice,
it
common
was
—
-
-
ness
as
to
to
alter
proud
than candour, of an act that
sitive ance
which probity, the character of
and
truth
threatening people once
of
fearless
a
and
a
sen
than the
the
Times
toler apathetic revolts the natural
was
something
his
in negligent ignoring of the letters. history the practical con disregarded made by the wretched guilt
and
credit,
jurisdiction Times sold went1
suggesting him to given of the Court
money
its
on
day at Mr. of the letters
the
that get
Yet letter
fac-simile
he should out still :
of the the still
it
day by way, spitting whose repudiation Parnell, ' as im it had stigmatised We know not what measure be meted out to should venom
pudent." of punishment an
offence
and
wauton
so
successful
truth
and
justice.
dastardly,
accident of history's
which, moreover, any have converted into one tially
so
conspiracies If,
for
might
par agaiust instance,
of poor ProfessorMagnJPigott, as a had died called before dre, being we should have had the experts witness, now, (what has become of Inglis by the instead
National Library of Australia
quote words of even column, tbe
to
and
Q.C., behalf
of the Prosecution Lincoln-
Archbishop
trial
the
,
for
was
practices Feb. 12, before
illegal
so
all is
of
such
one
of his
was
of
tors."
formally
of St. David's, for the example set in
Watson, Following the Primate of several the Bishops
of Lincoln." offences are use
has required the of his suffragans,
as
Briefly follows
of lighted
Table, during the needed not
of the
people
or
on
stated,
protesting
cross
the
service,
with
table,
purpose
his could
back
to
service,
the sign and .ceremon
making
"conspicuously whRe standing
of
with upraised the congregation. to and taking part in Being a party of ablution that is to ceremony into the of pouring wine and water
iously," hands, (7) the
;
for
that
give at counsel's formal points,
the
be prepared
is
been subscribed of the diocese the
looking
towards
—
say, used in the celebration paten and chalice and then drink of the Holy Communion wine and water in the ing np the said of the congregation. of Mr. .On the petition
face
Bead
and the
the stuff promptly applied is ferment and generate heat, the heat accumulates with every
of
trial.
to
Lincolu
and
a
following
scent. The results pleasant season's stacksilage
the
justified
the
A
KIND
NEW
tried.
fairly
mention
trivances mechanical lack
of choice,
the
tbe
kind
were
it
3$ome.
reports be to
very
the
in
In the London
from of
number
latest
agricultural on
tbe
which
in
ensilage,
several are of farmers given, the mistakes describing they made in feel their towards success. One ing way fanner relates how three years ago he had a large breadth of grass cut ready for as stacking hay, when heavy rains came and on with continued, slight several
for
intervals,
The
days.
cut
and as thoroughly soaked, to be any likelihood not seem to give the slight sunshine est chance of haymaking, the farmer, as sort of forlorn a hope, had the wet got grass there did of sufficient
built up grass and weighted of earth about The was stack
aud
months, out
good
fairly
lucky would
stack fashion, roughly, the top with a layer inches thick. eighteen left for six undisturbed when opened np it turned on
hit
the
But
silage.
whole
of
the
for
this
wet
grass have -rotted in inevitably the field. lh© Encouraged by this success, in the the same farmer, following year, built stack iu much up another silage but it the same in a resulted way, miserable When failure. after opened, few months, and charred. a
Only
ed. a
foot
fit
to
a
the stuff The slack layer
thick,
close
as
fodder.
use
at to
was
had
the
black quite overheat
bottom
the ground,
about was
its
advantages
not
are
with and the experiences silage, some of the questions consid ered are very remarkable' Regarding the of profitableness No. 6 ensilage, It will double the stock-carry says of our farms its ing advan capacity to are dairymen incalculable. tages It a No. 7. gives vigour and healthy —
:
;
—
not
appearance
We
successes.
ences
that
to
answer
the
a Field, there is an the experi
or
It appreciated. may and enterprise action to that in 1882 a conference was New York of several hundred who met to their compare
at
held
seem
tbe
paper,
this
evident
is
farmers, various
;
fact, as
failures
In
successes
any
much has been said and about colony silage,
so
in
stimulate mention
described and, much instruction, can be gained from
impartially as quite
of course, more rather
as
this
on
from
implement-maker
sufficiently
FODDER.
ensilage.
well
information obtained
dealer.
"
as
on
agricultural
—
about
be must recently contrivances of view at the Centennial
and be
Although
OF
who have attended
all
Several
aware.
Exhibition, head can
writer in the Agricultural of thp Melbourne Advocate can an Scarcely says: agricultural from of Europe paper any part or America be opened without a finding by reports good deal of space occupied failures
as
shows
'
The
dissertations
almost superfluous to order to apply effective on each daily layer added to some mechanical con stack, is Of those indispensable. contrivances no there is is
in
agricultural fnlly
crowning where it was
case
every
It
that
pressure the silage
column
or
in
ofthe building
success
directions,
process
scribbled
antr
on
every is day's layer the pressed process heating is the result kept within bounds, being of an olive colour good, healthy silage
News.
Station,
forevery a hot
stuff,
placed
effectively
laity
assist
is
layer When
bottom.
paying his expenses
in
Home
—
and
of green
layer
successive
hear
by the clergy
black and charred. who had called in
to
and successive
an
the argu And with that the court rose. thousand seventeen pounds has
ments."
not
bound
Vicar-General time to time,
to
a
the
pointed to right way of going work. the farmers He advised to try again and follow his directions. He pointed the out absolute for necessity every addition to the silage stack day's being submitted to effective promptly pres sure. His theory was that if pressure
to merely whole court would assemble on Tuesday, March 12, " concluded when," the Archbishop,
shall
expert
next
feet)
the
ont
from hearing convenience, and that the
a
two
case3
was
The
"
arrangement
"we
some
(in
ground
and
down,
asked
thick
from
foot
to to proceed protest." to in A colloquy this followed, arrange and the opposing which the Archbishop counsel took It ended the in part.
article
—
:
Communion for
the
on candles the the re-table
so
Communion the
sat
Bishop
until the stacks the layer of earth was put on the
Then
as being, already stated, There was overheating. a melancholy in the experi conformity ences all the silage about excepting
his resigned of my proc in a firm and
counsel
out
result
failure
at
that not see they acts manual of consecra the perform tion. Standing in the same position (4) of the Com parts during the previous service. munion (5) Causing the hymn " known as Agnus Dei" to be sung after the Consecration immediately the Absolution Prayer. (6) During the in the and also during Benediction the him
the
voice,
and expert, the causes
an
pointed
applied
inches
eighteen the top,
but of the whole Church. bishops, be no doubt, he maintained, There could that the more and primitive usr.ge proper would be to bring the issue befoie the as Archbishop metropolitan, together with his provincial He begged, bishops. to be heard by counsel on the therefore, legal
was
finished.
—
jFatm,
the Archbishop The Lambeth Palace. for the trial is said to be the before Tenison Archbishop
side
were
court on a matter affecting Grace's the point suffragans that the has only a being Archbishop over as the power bishops disciplinary have over their suffragans. they on the need for careful Dwelling pro he said that the question in dis cedure, not the interests of only pute affected
of law, and therewith case "into the hands Having read this
enough
pressure
King,
of water with Mixing light. (2) giving wine during the service the sacramental the mix and subsequently consecrating ed wine and water.' (3) Standing the Consecration Prayer at the during west
right
wished
a
should
of London, Win and Roches chester, Oxford, Salisbury, The last- mentioned is ter. at prelate in Australia. The case comes present of Canteibnry nt before the Archbishop of "certain members of the the instance of residents in the Church England diocese
a
by
investigated
In the experiment the soak of the grass, ing wetness with coupled the pressure of the foot and a half of earth on the top, pre promptly placed vented In thei succeeding overheating. season the stacks had been built gradu from day to day, but no effective ally,
Jeune,
"
for
if
was
he clearly of failure.
at the end of the counsel's table rising to read his With every expres protest. and submission sion' of respect to the he that at the signified Archbishop, he must dispute the jurisdiction outset
adjournment
ritualistic
alleged
Mr.
Lincoln,
he asked
which
in
Bishop of Lincoln
Bev. Dr.
Right
of Lincoln
Bishop and
of
of
case ;
to anyone judgment," sat. before the court The say anything who was accompanied Bishop of Lincoln, once at by his chaplains, responded by
in
The
of the neighbouring farmers, of the first success with the wet in grass, also built up silage stacks the but in case following season, every failure from overheat resulted. The
against
the
will
Bishop
Several
hearing
Mr. Kempe appeared on The Bishop of Lincoln. with having opened the court
of
the
and
who
Diocese
the
Mr.
scorn
will
of
equable
con
honour
whom
sentiment, backbiter
made
allegations
Dr. Tristram, Q.C.,and Mr. Dancwertz appeared for the prosecutors (who are the Church Association) supported by Sir Walter Phillimore, Q.C., Chancellor
Over
behind, when
more
wilfully ot fession man who had been bribed by Houston documents. to produce tbe damning to his in Twice he wrote employers warn them November last to solemnly shako that his cross-examination would have
We another
tbe him
cited
before
appear
him.
point
even
greater
calumnies.
The (1) Communion
recklessly and source
It
their
is
the needy lead into temptation and who sought to cover by its villain, in own and by smiling great position, source of its the squalid termediaries,
alleged
this
self-respect.
But
and
injustice
to
ready
namely,
is
they repen
uttered by recent calumnies by the Times j and most of
confused
assistance
aback
taken
as
generous
burly,
Eng
pointedly applicable of the of duct prime impugner Those words honour. Parnell's find echo even in minds an warped
simony. that case,
nation, by the stuhas hardly a word to express pidity, a sense of its of the profound disgrace, There to onr is, mind, daily paper. no coarsemore dismal sign of a certain
whole
the
to
precedent prosecution of Bishop
And outraged. how has this educated journal leading its readers, -and what has been the influof its that violence 1 This ence party a
that
saying "as
are
opened on of Canterbury
was
misled;, honour,
as
Primate
to
the
and
Newman
;
be heard not
scarcely
The
a
even
as
over,
The
made
confession,
a
this
adds to the and therefore of the result
of the Times, responsibility What to its wickedness. to a such an appeal jury might have is Now there been none may declare. fear. no more need for The Commis
solemnly Catholics among more than a mere be for the felt
And
him."
substantiate but a few
We shall These are
charges,"
big apply can be we
That
word.
more
to
world,
meet
to
prepared
the
proposed
than their sin." His Eminence in
n ell's
proceed the truth
by which
test
brought
plainly quite
Mr. Par
to
he should
if
its
ever
people are hasty and tance for their
"We that, again: repeat there can deliberate judgment, of the doubt of the genuineness " " We And again : pay no
our
take
lish
authen
quite
was
dinal
evidence, minute scru-
and
careful are
must
course
the
aoswer
to
the
prosecutors, of Lincoln
Bishop
asked
of the Webster then palmed the story man to slay the honest assassin waiting and he who had supplied the letters ; was for them to told the jury it say after were whether the letters genuine, and not of the evidence experts hearing from. The to inquire where they came for Times had done all that them, and
they
other
prayer,
—
And
tic.'-,
in be
.
fact
answer.
full
a
case O'Donnell Sir Bichard
the
during
is practic Unionists admit, not waited the verdict is the Judges can frame for till phrases it has been given already by tbe popu Car One daily paper quotes lar voice.
documentary
a
after
tinary
.
the any longer have had in
affords
ally
right
it
have described. assassins of the Times Why did not Mr. Parnell go at first be under fore a ? is the idle question jury which the only Press apologist almost for the Times has taken Why refuge.The conduct of the Attor indeed not,
sion,
not
Burke."
murder of Mr. do not think "We
the
and
possess some for
if
condoning
distinctly
approving, And again, to withhold
:
murders, of the condemnation
public
and
crime,
a
Park
Pbcenix
through
the
ney-General
—
advantage
marched
?)
to
!
Times
gave the honourable the the dishonourable give of their own when credulity;
inevitably in
evi
no
was
that
for
tbe witness-box of the sig proclaim genuineness and the Leckys histor among natures, ians would, for ever have 6een and pain ted " the blood of the on the wheels Home Kule which the moral chariot," way
we
letter,
.
Mr. Parnell.
farms.
,
stock
It
—
to
land
little
cattle. hay-fed and thus in aud value of our
the
the fertility No. 8
crease
in
seen
double
can
enables
keep
with
one
a
amount large of stock.No. 9 We believe stock can be kept fjv one-half the cost of and other will fatten as food, much as the best, season. No. during grass a
—
10
auimals
on as
can
1
be worth
a
nature
vegetable
eat
will
No.
ensilage. fodder which of
of
Anything
—
that
make useful
will
1- '-forty
or
ensilage
off
fifty ono
tons
of
„
acre,
is more than twenty tons No. 19— The cost of feeding hay. as ensilage against hay and roots is one to three. No. 20 I think —
cattle
can
the expense
One head of —
am
acre
cattle
keeping
stock
with to
able
do fodder
green
be for one-fourth kept of any other method. 28 of ensilage will keep eight 100 No. 30 I days. luur times the number of silos I have been my that —
hitherto in
;
time
a
silo
of
filled
with
protracted
invnluable. 37 The profits I consider silos large ray two worth £2000, and I would rather pay interest on that amount than give them up. 1 believe No. 38 Eusilage to be tbe anchor on the dairyman's I would lauds of tbe east. as expensive soon think of doing without a house as without silo. I farm for profits, not for and have found the silo pleasure, the
drought are
is
very
—
;
—
best
investment
I ever
made,
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What
—
44
Onion
is
persuasion of speech
Figure
Saline call
A 2
at
strength."
Draught
to
arras
from
wail
a
lend
not
iu
taught
baby
lesson
one
Yerger
together: "I
(to
want
:
—
them.
looks
around a look
come
time aud left no one to mourn The druggist is a and j'oung energetic man, who sold out a coal-yard in Chicago to come here aud go into tho and it must be drug busiuess, his
his
grocer) house some my at a goat I've day aud take got." " Why do you want me to see the goat ?" asked somewhat the grocer, mystified. " honest butter Because he is the ouly in town, to see what it and you ought to
you
at Sen.
—
A
—
Colonel
doll.
a.m.
Bcok-keeping Do
Bribery. A talking A Gale
—
half
—
—
see
never
you
j
—
unsocial Mile-stones
most
world ? two of them
J
Gilded
A
the
in
things
the
are
;
to
|
his
lo
make
that he will the go off.
expected takes in
I
liberal
Wo
the Kicker. such a mistake he has properly
j
like."
|
few
a
call
He
misin
advertising assured us
has
cannot
occur
labelled
Col.
an
expression
that
him
at
looked would
Yerger
have
that 44
as
agaio,
the
store,
done credit to a Bengal tiger. 44 out on Oniou Jake I hear you were Creek yesterday, fishing." 44 Yes, sab, I had de biggest kind of £ caught a fine string of catfish luck. and suckers, but mostly suckers sah
attention
of
manner,
j
j
the with
loss.
Scoundrel
and
bottles.
mother
You
!
me
told
wife
your
dying."
were
44
is
Bashfnlness
often
is
spoons—when
on
the
like
the off
wears
it
self-made What do a
Another
he
as
lie
nailed
Well, done a
sign
said
Selling
out
44
a
a
clerk,
Without
What's the matter Physician Patient: Rheumatics. Physician: ?. Patient Cause Attic-rooms.
win, Poor
?
;
Mr.
Featherly
:
has
Smith
Miss
Yes, I think thau the other.'
her
4
A
of
glasses was
an
He
Sharptongue
set
died
gin
my
W
J
II
The little examination
is
w
for
Perhaps
the
beings,
Smith ask
will
of
proudly allow
weight. "Ah
human
a
greater
up.' that's
man,
pardon
beg your
'
exclaimed as
joyfully,
is
very
housekeeper afford
light
the
ho saw Trials
of
—
perfection,1
ing
way, but that smile. A
?
—
Fellow
is
making
his little inquired ? hear ma talking day voice on.'
Prodigious man
in
it'll
!
month
Jings mouht to get up and get
far
sae
Scotch
a
on
boat
talkiu'
weeks
six
does will
to
a
a
sign bet
I'll
non
o'
frost
petition any kind
a
have
petition man on every convinced Jings,
in
a
can
hung, to
street I
:
of I
dollar,
myself
the
a-
sign
guess
you
my self. rather a satisfied Artist air) (with that 1 Well, now, I don't mind saying think there is something rather elegant Voice a about that (from painting.' who has become dark corner, of visitor can.
I'll
sign
it
wearied)—
—
.es,
rather
something painting
'
it's
her
driving
when,
lane,
elegant the frame,'
there
about
is
the
"All and
of it," "Ivo
right,
then such
got
as
Lie
Nailed.
have If
advertising
man
a
influence, he doesn't
give
him
want
to
While
we
old
clapcovered
be quite Press.
gether of our to his
to
apt
second
then
a
from
following
need at
bullets
tho
—
:
were
re
us
polishing from a re
to _doubt, was about the millionth
us
to
realize out
opened
this
for
a
fact,
and
run
our
escape. claim to be great if we can't hit. but
don't
at
.of will
we
to
Arizone.
leave
be
shakes on the. editor
and growing great of 20 feet once in
a
distance
a
We
but Chesterfield, us to hide away
if
a
manners' permitted old wall and begin an popping at without a gentleman we'd exwarning, liue to bo mentioned in the same expect our
behind
hyena.
a
colonel
mudder,
my
Dey
A Pauper's An amusing what the poet
of
bofe
gwin good
was
em
with
has knows
the
firm.— SK-.
John tors lands.
Tricky
Colored
Man.
Dying
and
of
Request.
incident pathetic called the short "
did
not
laid
into
to
It
is
in
coated
had she fair
of
native
a
to
good judgment
use
situation
own
she
had bronchial
a
shrewd
and
long
in of
state
sufferd affection that there
to see disordered stomach if the main that trouble otheis would leave soon
enough
from
the
and the
that
probable
the
at the
ness
she life
her
disease
began
with the do, bad breath,
headaches, fluids
and
to
digestion, be cured others
this
added
and wise
arose
of
her
Although was
had
Chronic
this,
her
asthma
she
age her.
albeit ignorant, In earlier the advantage
not
poverty.
and education, enabled ness,.
her.
no
as complaints crept apace upon
obtained
Barbara ailments
is
being
other
up infirmities bodily Barbara was
respect health. from
small
there
prosperous dajs for the foundation and out Dyspepsia,
more
ami
somehow
a
on
she would did not
Barbaro place, of a pau occupied the position which out. "The trouble "from dated back In many years.
way
fallen
under
extremely
was
She
and that
in
instiutions
Indigestion had sprung
as
but
old
an
ago came
kind.
any
the mainland, few miles distant,
some
could
the
that
likely
on a
per, living she suffered better and
and
look
of
care
parochial necessarily
in
by Mr. Inspec Is Shetland
of
one
He
and it need
leside land
fold
is
poor,"
the
Poor, at Lerwick, some time says that named Barbara woman, Smith, the notice of the Board. She ill,
in and
yet
Gray
annals of the J. R. Macklejolm,
simple
pit
tongue,
usual symptoms the of sour rising and faintoppression
throat, of the dull
loss
stomach, bad eyes, became
and
taste
;
of sleep, in the
chronic and mouth, &c., finally her not hopeless through being able to find The Inspector that she states any remedy. had
A
esteem
nail
for
in
A colored man, who Austin as Jake, was
days ago where ho
in
under
been but
years,
it
late
very to
a
the
His
as employed porter. used Yerger, language iu rebuking
severe
for
slowness.
He
said
:
few store
Col.
pretty his
known
well
is
down
getting
is
employer,
to
medical
treatment Ituthis strait
effect.
no
or
she
touching day made the following appeal Ihave been, /swallowing Inspector medicines monthsi for They do me no good. w»r<c to I am worse. I can en going on from J feci that in a dure it no week or two longer. I shall be dead. There is one last 1 reguest me a bottle would make of yon of Mother give Curative it is Seiyel's Syrup ; my only hope. and a does me no good 1 If it proves failure
some
I want
and
him.
to
this
—
happen
understand
for
once
again. aud
'
.and
he says that ends if
advertise
moved
If'
!
that
many was
by mistake,
redeeming old,
lazy
alto
mistake of the
but
with
down
I
ilruuk
ly,"
and
the ever, the other
suppressed
been
able
about
so
re-
Thank and
Next'
you, boss off he went.
morning
j
when
thank Jake
you kind cume
a
was
to to
actually she
and
that
considerable
a
and
takeu
first
which true
her
rapidly dyspepsia), will Barbara that
hearty of
the
power
as
who
housands Mother
by
all
by
the
35,
nesbix's
the
Inspector of
hosts of Mother
living Seigel's
The
ill.
were
no
:
/
and than
distance, health
better
enjoying was
of
already taken. in the to find, she had not only
days, out of bed, but to move get the and had taken house,
brouchitis,
symptoms
sale and
few
outside
since
ed,
to
medicines she had astonishment their
journeys
seems
I
am
the lone woman poor pitied how her petitiou, believing, as Syrup would proved as useless
granted
course
to-day.,' "
hers. The Board
of
sorry spoke harshly," plied Col. Yerger, very much removed; 44 1 didn't know that were under you domestic affliction. going such dreadful I reckon we can without get along you
there
features.
aud
and
up
like
was
mudder." 44
about
and make no more to will die in peace expense the parish." she had hold of one It got of seems, Mother Almanacks and read of the Seigel's great cures wrought by the Syrup in cases
What
!
Free
is
:
apple
Adam's
his
with you ? Why, what's the matter sick at your house ?" Anybody " Sick I know am don't which or old wife gwinter die fast, wy my
would
—
talk
as
"
mortgages, it. Detroit
-There
tears
emotion.
advertising, tho down
concern
with
filling
we
testify.
'
the
:
hiua
you not do. that this will If trifling to work in can't get down you your hire somebody who can." time, I'll " dis time. be hard on me Boss, don't had to I'se strordinnry proverchasun be late," his the replied negro, eyes
arson
on posted circulation
to
,
let
don't
"Jake,
drop around him, and we let
can
Talk.—
strychnine
good
or
severed las connection Texas Stftings.
long
no
intent,
we
shots, claim
with
popular young druggist which sent Col. Jim Jackson Co). Jim asked for quinine grave.
aje
plie
a
of
don't
sir,
will
secure
try
too much
got
'j
took
four
we
all
trap with
Much
and
/
It
us.
weekly
Front
Blue
four
shooting, aud proprietor
;
_
Too
!,
>
certainly
kill
We
signifi
Our
advertise, advise all to
as bulldoze, would bulldozing
street,
liquor
Glorious
the
the
manners
another
prison
rates,
never
the
spoze
all
State
escape
here, grocery for a friendly chat with him know that we are Then set forth our we
it.
sell
dey
from
The
:
of securing been perfectly who fled from
always
a
opens
said
you
one —
business man and every methods a Our lie.
lie
man
any
—
made good
overhearing
man,
den,
where
place
a
fired up, volver.
part and
on
down the street ed contemporary charges the busi us this week with bulldozing of this town into ness men advertising the statement as a with us. We nail
—
somewhat
narrow
'sprises
Ob one course, I appertites. " ob em has got ter die fust but 44 Just at this crisis in Col. Yerger, the orator's flow of eloquence terrupted with an and Jake has since axehelve,
to
going
was
Arizona Kicker As we Shooting.
home."
at
legitimate. Ohio to
boat but
November.
Why,
petition.
nae
ye're
—
day
one a
brewer's said:
The
Another
door.
Scotch an' keen,
Second
What Men
?
She's
secu
o'
:
sister.
man
Toots, Iv'e
:
silk
new
when there is this sudthe husband, Never turn in the lane?" "den mind, I don't care hero I stay till Doomsday, before I if give way to that necessary
one
minister do yon know ?' '"Can't you got her Sun
How
gey baud, it's
season.
the
sense
it.
frost's
think
man
the
The
:
don't
The
First
—
the
at
house. '
!
Well,
Items
whose
"
colloquy, I'll back out added, cantly
Man
a
paused
a call.'
a
'But
to from the Widow our office turning Smith's the other evening (we have been the widow for several sparking weeks past), and just as wo came op tho old some Indian fort, person posite
.
Don't
'
exclaimed
boy, as he go into the
chester
!
Poor
know dress
a
saloon,
den, spoze moral my was spose you 4 You night.' and I knock
la9t saloon, again, nigger, I won't let
extract issue of the
last
for
turning sharp corner, they ed a brewer's van. Neither to The said pass. lady very tartly " not He back, for I shall must go seen us before entering he. ought to have " But how could he replied the lane."
the
saw.' sir,1
iu
smiled
Now
West.
to
consul,
a
—
case.' 4
my wife die fust.
'em, ter
evaporatiu'. a
was
Ef
you nebber
I
the Colonel, say ?" replied placing considerable restraint upon himself. 44 1 nebber said I dey was dyin.' I did say I did'nt know which of b'lieve
Well, touch
don't 4
it
4
itself.'
Pleasant
encounter had room
4
on,
a
and she she lost
was lady down
man."
a
—
Hoid
that say yon down I go into
;
had.'
dignified (tapping Ain't on the shoulder) old gentleman familiar to you ?' Old gentleface my him off)—' It's not alone mau (brushiog You that's familiar. are face your the most familiar man I ever altogether
'
be
lo
is
which
We
have
man
it
I warn't be angry we shall hab to drop let it do sink into
'from
Wilkin's
at
a
lawyer
—
a
does,
Elisha,
to
husband
Prison Penniless. Judge shows that yon brutally evidenco the plaintiff. 1.1 ave yon any assaulted ?' Prisoner to offer in ex'teriuatiou thing ' all the toclc No, sir ; my was
Familiar
bring
Republicans
Why,
'
to lustrate ob the dark
out
it
Yerger, does.
yeu dyin.
did
days.'
'Tell you needn't you
4
evaporate hut away, character.'
Greening.
in
heading Authors,"
tlie
the
I
drift
matter-of-fact
'
money
was.'
you
be
to
indeed
see could de moufs and take in way dey open dar sus chunks of bacon you would nebber " pect dem ob dyin.' 44 what you Perhaps you remember
infant, are
Why, Kurnel
dey
luggage ? ' Ah,
to spoze den.' away down at Wilkin's I warii't dere!'
was
profoundly
j
the better,' thejess responded Elisha. tho affable remarked the faithful 'I Well,' wife, such an offico should think you could fill
newspaper, " arrested some of the con so they've at have founded they poets last, to be 011 the jury." I like Wouldn't
He
am
were
have
Well, about or else it, (Id and ftvvument
.'.No..;
bread
Young
"
er,
My
inquire to be
spoze
night.'
spoze dere!'
x&ii
him
want the
well,
you
last
Ail
c
iiguu
do
shall
we
want
we
bring which
in
Very
spoze
;
time.'
own
This
the
mi
o
gracious you a robber ?' that's Yes, You I of my teaching. see, ing him up to keep an hotel.'
in !"
'
.Liitiu
know much instance ?'
been
all
I couldn't Yes, auntie, baker to me the give
:
address
t
>
!
and
profundity
'
to
have to Milkman
I'll
—
it
er—
—
Minuie.
heavy,
'
Oh,
Olga:
pawnbrokers
"Cuff,
poiut,
itself,
i.i uiub.
right to be
Now,
dis
44
me,
Case.
a
if
'
your
take,
Aunt
to
oh
to—
certainly,
traits,
have tho gained said Mrs. Greening, Elisha,' and I think you ought to get an offico. You have been in nearly every parade, and have worked hard for the party.' Mr. I do ?' growled What could
petrifaction.
apply will have
chalk
(abstractedly)— attended
of
milkman) '
the
what
4
election,
men.
(to to
you
redeeming
of Cognac the Count's the answer. was
Suppose
for
'
nitii
her
discovered it
world
of solid
supply
has
method he
if
went
to
—
everything
soak
in
a man
v
purposes than she
wiser
was
scientist
artificial
and
good farm, could put He had no
away
say.'
'The
Swedish
?'
in
came
cried out the ' calculating 1 know how long yon from home twenty.-four
'now
said My dear friend,' why don't you ing an acquaintance, with ?' What's do somsthiog your son with him ?' the matter Why I noticed with several that while he was playing fellows he robbed thein of all their little
»>V||U
thought. A
'
bottles
papa,'
of
sort
redeeming None. He
some
think
you
that's
—
lmd
he
how
is
servant
4
last.
at
shiftless
a
a
many
a
He
packed up in Twenty- four,'
'Bald
—
'
on wrote The interior
used
Africa principally of exportation,'
con
heard
Thereupon
4
Why
!
Hnwn
snl.
«.
'
papers,
was
'
sitting
stupid
who
girl
are
you t
wv/iv
is
an
all
eight Ho
interrupting
How
'
liofnrn
UV
OMJ
for
fact
the
out
let
have
might
you.
?"
sir
that,
'
me
or.
env U
whiskey. Rambo
the
at
self-made.
entirely of
a
up he
else
\
She—
.JT.J-.'f
drank
prettier
years.
fifty
,octo-ginarian.
hat.'
much
hut
don't
traits,
:
He
!
vagabond,
teeth
recently had drunk
for
daily
'Excuse but the lady,
U1UIJ
beautiful
Miss
who
—
you,
What
hist
Pittsburglier of eighty
age
on
!'
;
Traits. Redeeming saw Slankinsds gone
they fellow
:
e
exelaimed Jake, open Dyin' ?" most to ing his mouth so wide as hide 44 of his face. Dyin' ?" 44 Yes dying. You said that they were ana half an hour after dying, you left your to if wife came here see you had drawn your last week's salary."
Brandy.
and
rather good story said to be partial to and before brandy, Berlin leaving for the seat, of war a little son of his asked him how long he was to be away ? He that did he not replied kn.ow.
tract."
cost"
at
door.
the
on
nailed,"
man
think you me it strikes deal better -to
"
brass. C
We have of Bismarck.
;
plating Bhows
it
Bismarck
little
pompous
1 can't with. I be trifled merchant. it." I've been through know tho world " said the man to Yes I suppose so," " I'm whom this remark was addressed.
well.
a
a
"
doctor like a broken wind he can draw nothiug from
a
'Because
said
sir,"
—
Why lass
No,
-
before
"
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dle
fid
:
.
the Tuning the performance begins. notes
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asthma thau
more
disease
(indigestion and it now abated, be as hale and soon
and himself, witnesses
Syrup
to
be
one
to'
the
save
the
to perish. just ready Curative Syrup is for medicine and vendors
were
Seigel's chemists
A.
proprietors,
Farringdon
Road,
ladies
sibybr
J. White, Limit London, E.C.
waxceies
£3
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Practical
Rundle
of
(Late
s
mBBHffia Household
Great
This
These act
Pills
famous
most
"
to these
They
great
from
tution,
in
efficacious all
ages
and
;
MEDICINE The
as
are
Merchants,
GENERAL
Oxford
New
Manufactured
are
Oxford
533,
(late
throughout tions
St.)
a,
GST
on
the
and
Boxen
every
look If
Pot3.
a
-
FACTORY-
BROWN&ALLEN, T.
(Late
thanks
tlias favours, beg to announce all elasset prepared to manufacture shortest pos of COLONIAL BOOTS, on the and a large sible notice. Also, kept in stock, of Ladies', varied assortment Gentlemen's,
they
and
Good hand. in exchange Goods
hides
to
despatched
all
of
parts
Ammunition
cent.,
besides from
maker
to guarantee
in
Oilmen's
tines
Flour.
in
cases,
boxes
small
in
Stores,
DRAPERY
quarter
(120
large
Practical
the public
St»Mi'ocb PERTH.
STREET,
for
The
AGENTS
I
„
Colony.
„
Spring
and
by
Mrs.
St.
every Hotel.
for
requisite
POSSESSION.
and Boys' Straw Hats,
and
Stables,
First
a
Men's
and
back
Balcony Splendid front. Bath-rooms,
Glass
and quietness
a
3d.
Is.
Is.
2s.
6d.
—
6d.
Is.
2s.
and Upwards.
spe
ciality.
Best
Quality
Jeweller,
n
Famous
W.
Hats
stock.
for
House
and
Ale
Guiness's
and
Ladies'
Liqu-
of
only
orstil
W.
J. T.
„
Early personally
good value.
Roebourne. Andrew, Stroud, Geraldton. F. Kelly, Dongarra. York. G. H. Lott,
Mr.
:
at
real
and
Perth.
the
this
in Paris, London, Luton, Albaus are now opened, being purchased direct from the Manufactur ers are saved thereby se many profits, for our Customers uudeniable curing
House.
favourite
Settlers
take
goods
purchasing
depression. opportunity much beprices
temporary
Hearman
A ccommodation
Fii st ©lass Travellers.
present should
value. for Novelties Summer selected
sold.
and
meet
The
their
HAY
o?9
Straw Straw Hats and Bonnets. Hats, 25 Cases Ladies, Young Ladies, Girls, Youths all and Boys, sizes and Mens, marked low prices to qualities specially
quantities.
of
NESBIT,
E.
a«a-
©©lakfsMiflg
lbs.)
GREAT
IN
Privacy
Watchmaker
THE
of Summer Goods made by Mrs. Hearman her during visit and Con to the English Markets. tinental
VARIETY.
at least
article
every
he
and opened the
OF
and
save
will
IMMEDIATE Y.
received
&£BBtsarg&-
and Spirits and octaves.
PAYMENT.
TIME
has just
that
announce
.mstf.s&BsaiBttira1
&c.
Wines asks
from V. E. by buying having a large stock to watch and a practical
select
to
Sadd
—
Spectacles.
customers
from
SHOES—
houses. Continental on always Uppers skins taken kangaroo
and
&c.
Cruets,
past
BOOTS Children's and the best English and Leather Grinder
Iron, Snider and
(rnuzzte
Sugars,
Teas,
Alberts Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
are
and
Fencing
Draper—
City
IPKGS
j
Leon
per Nesbit,
generally
public
bales,
Revolvers, pieceB,
-The
—
<g3A!lS
Tobacco
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'.
20
PERTH,
to the
also tools,
Corrugated
loading)
Harness,
lery,
Earrings
'
collecting,
Britnall),
fcTREET,
HAY returning
JN for
W.
&
breech
&c.,sold Jewellery, Clocks, Watches, IMMED PAYMENT with on TIME at ex to householders IATE possession no As heavy low ceedingly prices. and commission is paid for convassing
>
are
BOOT
Fowling
Rifles,
HEARMAS,
G.
Stocks
full
Netting,
Pumps,
Douglas
Brooches
Leontines
„
Lctc1
tic
rut
they
AUSTRALIAN
WEST
to
the
London,
Street,
cc-
language.
should
Purchasers
Oxford
533,
almost
d
with
Wire Cornsacks, Galvanized Wires,
Necklets „ Studs „ Jet Brooches & Earrings „ Keepers Alberts .Wedding Rings ,, Clocks Electro Plated Cups
Medicines
of.
World;
Civilized
in
use
for
Vendors
all
by
the
Anvils,
W.
Agents, hand
on
of Station requirements, other Carpenters' goods, Wool Portable Forges,
sundry
Bracelets & E.
B.
sets
Breast Pius Necklets Studs
„
always
.
sold
are
Alberts
„
London; And
Earrings
„ „
at
St.
„
„
Ointment only
78,
Females FAMILY
unsurpassed.
and
Pills
Silver
„
setsB.&E. Brooches
to
and
HAVE
Walthams Gold Watches Silver Watches
Bracelets
„
Stock
Importers
Station
repaired. Nesbit's Ladies'
„
wonderfully
or
Gold Watches Watches Silver'
Gold
consti: become
has are
incidental
a
never-
a
the
cause,
They
ailments
all
„ as
best
cleaned Levers
Nesbit's Gent's
vigour LIFE.
OF
where
cases
all
whatever weakened.
or
impaired of
in
remedy
failing
and
energy,
SPRINGS recommended
confidently
are
Watches
Kidneys,
tone,
giving MAIN
apd
the
on
soothingly,
Stomach,
BOWELS,
of Life,
BLOOD,
tlie
purify yet
powerfully,
Livery and
necessaries
the leading
amongst
ranks
Medicine
Succeeds,
PERTH. General
HAS
Success-'
like
FREMANTLE,
Adelaide,
and th selected of first-class stock cheapest of EVERY and Jewellery Watches the Nesbit's in colony. description and Levers jewelled) English (capped stand riding and rough work, guaran The Best Watch teed for two years. Walthams Nesbit's without exception. the in are the CHEAPEST Colony. two a Watches with These and other of every Jewellery guarantee. years' made to order or repaired description the
"Nothing
Jeweller,
Street,
STREET,
HAY
WAREHOUSE,
COLONIAL
and
Watchmaker
esBSOiB.
®«&m0ak<ea
'
NESB3T,
YiE,
.
Bonnets,
8d.
fid.
;Bass's
Stout.
2s.
Girls'
Is.
Is.
and
fid. Tliofiia
r<
auvuv
—
6d.
upwards.
nnlitifiu
vi
lllvlil'xvu
it
toi-o
o
va\>
ct
+ iu
v.j
Influenza,
Consunip-
OF
LINSEED,
COMPOUND Senega, Chlorodyne.
KAY'S Aniseed, with
for
demulcent
a
COMPOUND,
torant, KAY'S
Tolu,
Squill,
is
for
serviceable
equally
TIC gia, KAY'S &e
PILLS,
Face
in
specific
a
Contains
&c.
ache,
Everywhere
Ar
And
England.
Whicha'is
J
is
the
M®eleratf<e. CJooot
Direct resort
favourite
of
the
always
on
lovers
of
'tamable,
Bra$d
of the B est
and Beers
Spirits
©Baswa'S'es
1-4
aaa«I
At$eE&<iBaa&<ce
tr
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s> <®
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&afp&s&
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sb
i1
game.
ii
Boot teed
a f.
to
T.
W.
WimbridgE,
© M2S IE-SB 'E'A.Bi
USES,
(opposite
st.
and
Funeral STREET,
'General HAY
IT KT AS
le
Furnisher,
i.1.
PERTH.
.
AtUNERALS of the 1
and
Colony,
JSr.
therewith notice shortest
by
the otherwise.
all
varied
and
Colonial
stock
in
the
ing neatly done.
ATTENTION
PROMPT
TO
ed.
or
telegram
and
Hearses
Coaches
al
PRICE
LIST
ON
the
at
63
A ||r»
See in
are
trial
Durability nnsurpass-
Boots
kept
are on
nlly
a
APPLICATION.
jp
"live His
and promptly Extra-fine
solicited. and Neatness
ORDERS.
COUNTRY
633
is
the
or
soles your order. A
good
details
at
(..'all
J.
lie
patch ing executed. that
part
to
to
live" prices. recommends itself; boots aie the best the marker. Repair-
in
Manufactured
33.
Sbop,
next
let
work
SLIPPERS.
AND
at
Shoe
Boot,
Kip
cons
Funeral
hand
at
sale
or
all
very D.
.aLL
times
cheapHbaly,
ready.
ways
tor
sfcas! Head
Monumental and
any
attended
connected
wi\b
in
Sewed
Finest Best
fcp ajj P®3 Wi
and
rs
.
Stree
and
and
guar-
p
liis
German,
SHOES
O.,
PERTH.
extensive
most
French,
English,
BOOTS,
»
&
0
shape
in
b
a
Shoe,
Store. Monger's to manufacture prepared
cathedral.)
george's
the
hand,
on
always of colony
i
conducted
STREET,
HOWICK
want
11.
DEALER,
LEATHER
OURRIFR
Hay
you
finish
Healv's
Importer,
and
Gentle-
t
ma
style,
and c
oi'
and
Manufacturer
Boot
n
Ladies
SMEDDLES,
GEORGE
fl..!#'
Manufac
Only.
hand.
Civility. at
from
turers
'
&
week.
next
Draper,
City Importer
imen,
ass
"piff
the
HEARMAN,
G.
Tlie
far-famed
WS®s,
and
lighted,
brilliantly
W.
Visitors,
Watts
and
of Burrougho's
one
contaius
and
Travellers
for
Bgilll&r!
Wines,
-#
replete
Convenience
stock-
kybros., port,
&
and
Sole Makers
)
„
Sold
Broken
for
Cement ticles. COAGULINE.—
Comfort
Every
Iron,
HOTEL
GERALDTON
The
Neural
Quinine,
with
he
will
MMB for
is
last
price
Horses
Cattle.
and
HJLTS
and
Coughs
for
COMPOUND,
D%UCEY,
K.
THOMAS
the
the windows All dressed with
Propletoih
Complaints.
KAY'S Colds,
&c., expec Chest
and
Colds,
Coughs,
double about Season.
HOTEL.
GERALDTON
'
Coryza,
.
COUGHS,
Asthma, EOE &c.
Bronchitis
COLDS,
handsome ore
ctcl
Iron
and
SMALL
Tomb
Railings,
IW.
SENT
BY
POST.
BOOK
Printed M.
supplied
Igs'
complete. T.
ORDERS
Stones,
WJMBRIDb'E.
Observe
the
Nest
Address, Door
l
—
.
to
the
"Criterion
Hotel."
and published Gibncy,
Record," Tiumas
\l\
at
the
Iiowick-
Bryan.
for office
the
of
street,
Right the
"
Rev. W. A,
Perth,
by
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