A.
FOUfHARO, JEWELLER,
WATCHMAKER,
STREET,
HAY CONSIGNMENTS
LARGE
A
FOUCHARD'S
OPTICIAN,
and
WATCHES
of
PERTH. of
JEWELLERY
NEWEST
the
of
KINDS
and
Gold
DESIGN
and Silver
Silver
Jewellery
manufactured
tlie
on
and
Gold
in
Jewellery
great
variety.
premises.
GENTS LADIES
received
just
Wedding Ring House.
Lucky
GOLD ALL
ETC.,
Gold
and
Silver
Watches.
Watches.
Silver
"
GENTS GOLD
Wedding Rings
made
to
order
on
the shortest
notice.
A
Stock
Large
always
to
suit
all
and
Silver
in great
Alberts
variety.
hand.
on
Well
A
SPECTACLES
Gold
Selected
Stock
of
Ware.
Electroplated
sights.
WATCHES, A.
FOUCHARD'S
is
the
CHEAPEST
and
Clocks,
in the
HOUSE
Jewellery,
repaired
at
reasonable
prices.
COLONY.
THE OTHERS FOLLOW.
ALWAYS LEADS, THE
FIRST
ONLY
was
Machines),
at Extract published
REPORT
from in the
Melbourne
ORDER OF THE awarded the Centennial OF Argus
with SPECIAL SINGER MANUFACTURING International Exhibition
MERIT,
Sewing and other (Section 38) on and AGe Newspapers 29th January, 1889
JURY
Machines
MENTION (for COMPANY
Sewing
1888-9. for
making
Clothing;
as
officially
Company and the Wheeler and Wilson Machine Singer Sewing Sewing Machine a Collection of Machines, but we had not the slightest difficulty Company each exhibit company the singer sewing machine first award with the SPECIAL in awarding desire to our that of We particularly each the following opinion MENTION. express of SINGER'S is of itself of a first which are a part Collection, worthy Machines, Leather The Button-hole and Manu Machine, Eyelet Machine, Machine, award, viz. As a collective exhibit the Wheeler and Wilson Machine. Company only took facturing "
The
:
—
second award."
FIRST ORDEROF MERIT, WITH SPECIAL MENTION. Singer
Manufacturing
Company, New York,
for
Collection
of
Sewing
Machines.
SECOND ORDEROF MERIT. of Sewing MachinesNew York, for Collection Wheeler and Wilson, and Hon. Mention for Machine for Attachments, Frankfort, Sewing J Wertheim DEPOT— HAY-STREET, PERTH.
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You gaol, Mr. "
have
in
member
the
replied
Kil
for
"
On February 21 I was tried at and sen Removables by two to four months imprisonment;
Kildare tenced and as
I
did
for a reason I appeal, taken to Kilkenny
not
in
I
court, Gaol that night." " You are aware,
gave
time the
that
the
was
of
tion ? facts yourself ?" " I arrived at the gaol 9 and 10 tween o'clock. clerk had taken my height, the Governor came and said, 'Now,
office must
some —
be
time After
the and
weight, to
in the
me
Mr.
to
take
Carew,
I
and
cell
see you your you clothes.' I replied, your prison best we should understand each
put into 4
It
is
at other that I will
There
once.
three
are
things
refuse to do I won't First, I won't prison clothes; second, clean out my cell I won't ; third, and, associate with ordinary prisoners.' Since this is your said determination,' send for the doctor.' he ' I must After :
wear
'
about
the
minutes
tweuty
doctor
came
and asked me if to me my ordinary health was good. I replied that it was. He me. then examined I was then taken to a cell on the ground flagged
The
floor.
with take 4
me
off
off
appeared warders Six
flags
asked
me
I
clothes.
my
4
he
Then,'
said,
if
a
would 4
No.' force them commenced
accordingly I was standing my hat. time with hands in my my Two on warders pockets.
by taking the at trousers
side to extricate tried my hands, rigid, but, as I kept my arms perfectly the only effect of their efforts was to lift me off the ground. They next me down on and threw the plank-bed, commenced a struggle with three then each side." warders on either
"
Well
44
?"
hands
out
times
lifted
At
of
effort
to
shake
pockets they the off entirely warder who had hold
my several
my
me
the
last
the
in
Well,
wrenched
it
plank. of ray and the
leg inwards, right thus caused pain having 'diverted ray the the other for attention moment, warders in bending my elbows succeeded and getting my hands out of my pockets. The warder who held my left hands was a light as he was man, and, away from
I had more to resist him the wall, power than the others, aud so I several times He came down on me shook him off.' his knee on my chest, with eventually so and in doing his knee slipped along the plank and hurt on to me. my ribs arm at the In the struggle, too, my left shoulder,
much days
from the was wrenching, and pained me some for hurt, of it after. The end was, of that they succeeded in off taking
course, my outer 44 But
clothes." I
left
they
suppose
would and
you
your
have
done
took
every off in spite of my remonstrances." thing " Was this the end of the struggle ?" 44 recommenced with No, the struggle to force wheu they endeavoured greater on me. clothes They put the prison after u considerable effort in succeeded one and they on at garment, getting to force on the other. They tempted as I feel me lifted up, and by accident, sure,
coming plank. second
let they against
While
greatly ticulars
wired to the House of Com that day I remained naked, All I again slept on the planknight The following my day (Saturday)
That bed.
Mr.
solicitor,
me
my
fall,
the they
garment,
sharp were
bare
edge
back of the
on the putting I managed
however,
first and so, when they the off, I slipped the other the latter, replaced the chief warder off Finally again. as hopeless, saying, gave up the attempt 4 them on What is the use of putting
to slip
National Library of Australia
Brown,
business,
legal
enabling
brought
administered
sat
there
44 ,
about
the
until
at
of
into
me
just
her too
Saturday
night
1
came
the
against
hot
from
the
but
I
ordered
plank,
me
for
I slept
the
her
course me
clothes my enable me
to
that
had to
to travel.
;
and
but
resisted
I that
I cannot stoutly pretty was violence say any unnecessary in Nor do I indulged by the warders. see for reason any blaming the doctor He did no more in Kilkenny. than his as
duty 44
fast
either."
You
went
for
Kilmainham
from
Bel
to
?"
while 44 of attending Yes, for the purpose the trial at the Belfast Assises of the in which I was libel action defendant, and then I was brought to Kilmainham, till I was where I remained released.
But
a
I have nothing in
treatment
to
Belfast that
nothing you now."
least,
tell
tell
my
regarding
Kilmainham
or
I
should
to
the
in
"Tapley" says Let
:
througout
man
tell
Australia
responsible
Advocate
me, if he can, should not
why have
and govern out of the people and of the tutelage leading strings fact is that Mamma Crown ? The some other I like mammas Briton, just to under know, likes keep her children
government,
like
her immediate she is doubt to
used are
They
getting
growing
like like
command
Growing
be.
just
free
a
too wiser up up
long. than
No she
communities young
their
men.
and
very well, parents to be generally obedient disposed 44 but if and respectful the old party" ; draws the reins too. tight, there is just as not to be a case of kicking as likely That over the traces. was what waB
Castle-street,
Mound, where
to
the
addressed
Mr.
a
large
H.
Campbell, by way of and the Chambers, the freedom
of the
presentation
of the At foot place. mounted policemen met the in front of the andvrode carriage party The party to the Council Chambers. at various saluted were respectfully on and in the vicinity the journey points to
take
Mound
two
was
of the crowd
Council had
where
Chambers,
enthusiastic
a
large and
loud
gathered, were cheers and hats
while
given,
handkerchiefs Mr. As Parnell
raised.
were
the crowd the Council
alighted At cheered lustily. leader was Chambers the Irish received with Walcot, and was greeted by Bailie who had loud cheering by the company again
Owing
to
to
the
witness smallness
two
the ceremony. of the Council
select
a
only hundred
company be invited.
could
Countess
was, however, the including of Elgin, Mr. R.
Rnnliannn.
Mp
kicked
all clear the themselves Imperial and ran on their harness own away mamma The Imperial hook. has learn ed a good deal since that about bringing and it must be owned that up a family; of colonial she has the finest sons family and which national daughters any
very Eail
will
touch, of proceedings which hear), in
the
for
example,,
and
number of well-known read Town Clerk first Town the to resolution Mr. Parnell.
Council
confer Bailie The address.
Munro-
C.
this
larom
a
The
minutes
the
of
the recording the freedom upon Walcot delivered
brief casket, containing was then handed the burgess ticket, Mr. to Mr. Parnell, amid loud cheers. most who was Parnell, enthusiastically after to received, said, referring the action of of the the minority a
Council
:
Bailie
Council
of Edinburgh, ladies and the subjects that I may I believe are somewhat of the by the character
the
body under
met.
1 believe extensive
very questions
what place
you
or
subjects. position
politician
entertain
traditions we
are
of the and of
met,
whose we are auspices that 1 cannot make any into foray political
awkward a
members of the
Walcot,
a
This in
is
a
some
which
Commission
the
—
honour
guished (hear, that direction
upon
I
me
You
hear).
risk
another
run
to-day observe
will and
(laughter), who judges,
in
that her
that
are so laboriously Majesty's with the help of about endeavouring, dozen and a half learned counsel, to un ravel the mystery of Irish political ques and to the motives tions, understand
a
and the influences which operate upon minds Irish in the shaping ol> political their and in the programme carrying out of their agitation, be disposed may to
of my
complain
what
upon
trenching their more
may consider
they
particular
and jurisdiction. province However, I shall take the risk of that (cheers). I suppose it is because I am a long way off from them at present and (laughter), luub jl uiu letsa man aiiuiu oi lue judges I am of the who occupies worthy Bailie the chair and cheers). But (laughter I shall endeavour in what I say to avoid anything to the derogatory judic ial position of these learned and distin as I do guished personages, believing that the fault is not so much their own as that of the men who misled them into
occupying the positiou You will remember how
—
question
which
they hold the history
infamous
these birth
gave
(hear). of the
to
this
letters
tedious
and
were expensive enquiry produced long ago as the Spring of 1887 how we instantly demanded an inquiry before a Select Committee of the Bouse of Commons (hear hear) how that in ; was but that the head of quiry refused, had the the Government extraordinary so
;
taste to offer in its stead a criminal pros of the ecution Times conducted by his own and Attorney-General (laughter), how we declined. We believed and the result has justified our that belief, the issue was of such a nature, and the of the conspiracy which produced these letters were of such a nature, that they could not be readily unearthed under the ordinary afforded machinery that the powers by the Courts of Law details
—
of
Law
the
for
the
Courts
sufficient
and
ter
came
insufficient
evidence
obtaining
was
to obtain necessary but a special tribunal for that would be purpose and Time went adequate. of O'Dounell the trial and Wal round. In addition to the one
instituted on,
were
of
purposes
which we felt it and that nothing
which
had been originally pub number of others of a more or infamous less character now saw the We again applied for light. a Select and were offered a Committee, Royal letter
a
lished,
of
baulked
The issued as
M.P.,
citizens.
commission.
the upon (hear, resulted proceedings to some I judgq meeting extent, the conferring this of distin
and
—
op
Commission. of
repre and
M'Ewan.
Mr.
M.P.,
the
Americans
the
from
rate rapid Prince's-street, the Council
gentlemen, touch upon circumscribed and the building in which building
the of
Freedom.
a
Town
when
the
and
at
drove
M.P.,
are
matter
op
evening
Buchanan
Mrs.
Ferguson, any
Edinburgh.
and Mr. must have Parnell ceedings, the Scottish left metropolis thoroughly satisfied with his visit. well Leaving in of Mr. the house M.P., Buchanan, at half-past twelve o'clock Moray-place, Mr. Parnell, accompanied by Mr. and
The, party
—
Western
in
I
inquiry ed
Outsiders. Melbourne
blessing.
on
sentative, of the
a
was sustained Friday the whole of Saturday's pro
arrival
Chamber
by
is
—
about
Views
or
with
—
take the following of 27th July :
assembled
—
cave
That
of course two and let
meeting in the Corn Exchange. of the citizens The intense enthusiasm leaders characterised the Irish which
be restored From
have just said is you 1 suppose you don't blame the officials?" particularly 44 blame them. No I do not I sup did their Vio pose they merely duty. and very considerable violence, lence, was used towards me, unquestionably
kgep
will
political
that but
;
go and She is enough. And
have.
On the afternoon, says Saturday was Daily News, Mr. Parnell presented of Edin with the freedom of the city within the Council Chambers, burgh
first
objected." " all Well, very painful
mamma,
And,
go
Parnell
We Nation
left
I
till
Oh,
Westy we
tear
a
daughter
Presentation
no further prison were made to force upon me attempts I had at to which any of the indignities
day
shed
will latest
Mr.
Until the following put in the cell. till that March 4, I re Monday, is, I was mained in the condition. shortly afterwards removed to Kilmainham and to
44
tele-
or
mamma, —
stands.
matter
mamma
day, Monday, Prison visited Board, me, and as a result and socks were of his visit, my flannels restored and a strip of cocoanut matting
of
to
writing
are
how
naked. That night hours. The following Dr. of the O'Farrell,
some
crown
last
and saying graphing, you ought to let Little have the same chance
air
mattress
a
to
right
quite old enough and strong as she will live close to us, we an her." eye on her and help
remained
still
the has
she
>
me to my senses. brought The next day, Sunday, the doctor seeing shoulders blackened and bruised my
at
it
the
which
pipe,
But
thinks
in Australia. colony to set up on her own account. She wants She is old enough— older than Queen sland was when and she did the same who will say to her nay ? Mamma says 44 But all her No, not till next year." is
myself wandering knowing where I was,
not
;
So
go
me."
and
proceedings
says— and get
have a beau as sister. And she has one, eldest and married in her turn. gets Western which is with Australia,
as
sisters
I I
as
much
you
is
ask her for a song, and if you probably entertain a ask you probably politician him for I must a political speech. make the best of my situation, and deal with some which may fairly subjects be entertained without breaking through the rule to with political regard discussion.
mother
—
cell,
my
to
oath
ordinary and last
your to her
it
—
of he
purpose
as
smiles,
youngest
on
affidavit,
Now,
married ,
found
cell, last
me
Perhaps
J
That night, plank. I was I believe rest,
and
delirious,
an
the
naked. on the
slept want
see
the
swear
commissioner
a
who
again from
for
and, to
me
to
came
—
Australia. just clings my dear, don't and leave
always
he
itself,
flannels ?" 44 I imagined they but refused, so, they
natural,
waB
came
I
said,
must
we
He off
you.'
from
wet
damp. and one
sweating
plank— naked, save for a He appeared my shoulders. me and got from shocked, par I under of the struggle, which,
She
world.
this
youngest
Western
round
sheet
in
(
the
on
sitting
mons.
this
a good deal from and others as Kilkenny happened to you there during incarcera few days of your Would tell me the kindly you
first
age,
by
perhaps,
.
should my hair and moustache a For the moment I felt be clipped. not for having twinge of self-reproach those included this amongst indignity the Governor I which I had informed the cirwould not submit to. Under I made no objeccumstances, however, at tion and said they commence could the Mayor once. During this operation found me arrived and of Kilkenny
stand,
beard
we
Mayor
what
to
months
three
Carew ?"
Yes,"
dare.
been
(
and told
cell
my
'
—
:
"
to
i
imprison ment of the usual 44 crime" of beiner a Patriotic Irishman. of his experi The following particulars ence Mr. Carew has given to a reporter of a London paper
;
came
that
me
an
me
|
Ire
j
in
!
weeks ago after three months for
clothes upon the Governor
North
for
gaol
was
j
few
a
M.P.
from
released
was
effort
had
ever
for them has set them all up and done as a decent mother and given shonld, a them a to start good land capital business with on own account. their to be -a little But she. seems chary about child of hers this
1
James L. Carew,
When morning came made to force the 12 o'clock but about
naked.
absolutely no further
mamma
me
j
land
Ill-Treatment.
left
then
They
again
,
Mr. Kildare,
in
on
!
of
put them
whem we must the morning?'
now
!
SUantng
Narrative
A
s.
'
Gfceiural
to
if because (laughter;, will great singer you
t.lif
it
to
directly
framed
was
make
to
impossible
the
nnrl
which
in
in such for
of the
inquiry
PAnninflnPKR
letters
the
into
forg-
9,
letters.
uiithaiitioitv
to
lead
matters— nf
took any concern whatever and we (hear, hear,), were invited to travel into every quarter of the globe in search of the ofalleged and of the fences, offences alleged committed whom by everybody they selected ourselves except (laughter). have to differed as Opinions whether we were
—
in
justified
Commission mencement
—
at all and
the
a manner us
public
appearing
before
from the 1 suppose
com very opinions
14
the
tell but I will you why I before it. I recognised, as I supposed, that there was a although deal of irrelevant matter introduc great ed into this inquiry, yet I hoped that the Commission would have full power to and into the source of inquire origin will
did
differ
—
appear
these
and of the (applause) forgeries of the which concocted conspiracy the charges and re For, allegations. it has been proved in evidence collect, that the same infamous creature who fabricated also the letters fabricated the rest
charges
and
allegations
comprised
in
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And
I
was
stances
under
willing
will
to
powers
exceptional
—
made and
before
of
we
the
when would
had
we
come
this
conspiracy and
But
asked should
We
cheers).
week
last
that
within
control
our
But
knowledge.
within Hannen
or
Judge
interpretation of his duties bench
that
into the matters.
and
origin But to
us
pel
duty
their
the
all
drafted
deliberately
to
his
_
inquire of these
cloak
it
was
vitally
the
other
us
the
services of its for tbe council
foul
it
depths
be possible, of this
members Liberal
a
select
I
propose
not, bow
to
it
power matters
them
an
opportunity
in
an
signal
us
to
think
I
that
that had
this
if
drew
which
this
while pretending of vindicating thing
they
their
could to
principal was charge, the letters— at
short
of we
the
another and I
(
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which,
so
that,
far
as
in
which was to 'discover
point order
ireland
action
and
meeting
constitu
—
therefore, I what word one
offer
will
to
for
success,
no
there
and I that
should
, I I I j
i ,
Sunday evening, Swaiuson commenced
G.
of
Christchurcb,
recent
a
E.
Rev.
scries
|
i
j
;
1
j
i
a
"
Confession." text the words
ou
sermons
took for his preacher " The son or man of St. Matthew ix. 6, hath on earth to sins." forgive power was no there He said that dogma of tbe Catholic Church which was so much and ridiculed and reviled by Protestants unbelievers
the
dogma
our
sins
this
was
as
of confessingThe reason of
of the necessity' to the priest. the true that mis entirely Men form
was confession understood by them. of their hideous phantom it a Catholic and call ing, unfair if was extremely
of
nature
the
what
teaches
and
priest,
the
ed
go
to
not
to
little
countless
wish
we
an one
really
Church
Catholic
to
ought
we
Catholic
a
imagin This dogma. own
;
know
to
authorized of
self-elect popes
infallible
abounds. For with which this country not a village there is now-a-days indeed not or town which does small possess Low some conceited Church spinster or even who the deems herself equal the superior of the inspired Prophetess tinker half-educated Deborah, or some
who
well
that
confident with and God,
tailor
or
is
the the
acquainted
Almighty
of Divine
mysteries Daniel
and prophets, with infallible
and
as
he is
as
secrets of sublimest the Prophet little
Popes,
condemn,
prophetesses
the Catholic on but teachings, The after preacher, their not to form from doctrine their
voice,
her
all
what
grounds
urging
his hearers of Catholic
ideas
truth, These
Elias.
or
Church
have pointed could not hope
they
that their in increased
and
attempts misery firmer bind I could not
result
only Irish people and in a her chains. of But ing I should not then have have told them, told were un them, that such attempts or unreasonable. But to-day justifiable is No changed everything (cheers). for a single body can pretend instant, tko
most
bo
he
or
whoever
tbe
not
advanced
he
its
by
be,
revolutionist that constitu
the
last
may
action during been most
ten
?
or from the prejudices, ignorant some self-elected of prophet, ipse his argument. to develop proceeded own
dixit
(bear, not
are
and look
bear), in
justified
such constitutional means to and ing such constitutional means alone— for the future of their prosperity country and the success of their movement. if such fanatic And there exists any who view
in
persisted of the man
greatest
and
(cheers,
a
that
of voice
the —
"
we
to-day, have
in the
utmost
Truth
is the programme of following for at the discussion Catholic to be held in Manchester, Conference October 14-16,1889:
The
I on
of
duty
the
their
catholics
a importance of spreading Spiritual Reading : various this on methods suggestions subject. 2. of Religious The value Pictures, the &c. how to furnish Emblems, houses of all Catholics with them.
the
On
1.
taste
for
:
the Cougregatioual Singing how suitable : to encourage learn the people to sing. most for 4. On the topics suitable adult in the classes Sunday School,
On
—
most
kind and
the of
at
especially Confraternity considered
present Christian
constitutional forces, into the old paths of tion and violence, the Irish race and with one unanimously whether in Ireland, in America, our
wherever
or
tralia,
they
that
and
to
revolu would
accord, Aus tell him be, that guide in
he would not bo their believed that bad at last they tbe true road to their help that they would in that country, persist and that they would road, not fight one, —
is
evening,
apology
two, paigns
not as
purpose termost
;
that our
of testing and that
wilh
side,
they cause
than
three,
might
those had was
the
most
or
expected
:
hoped cheers).
cam but as many be necessary for the that road to the ut
they great
every bound
hud
confidence
resources
on
confidence to
win
far
our
that sooner
of us ever sanguine a few years ago (loud
The
tim.e.
Doctrine, and moral,
from a social, point of view in England. religions 5. How far is it possible to orgauise so as our to strengthen their meu, youog as and to enable them Catholics position withstand
to
to
back
turn
towards
community.
own
the
on
the are
they
to
dangers
greater
exposed. II
duty
of
catholics
towards
non-catholics.
A Attidudc
The need of
Church
from and from
to
Protestant
selections
the
for
its
2. vous
of
Englaud, the
with
England. 3. What
a
the
popular Library Fathers of writers Reformation
English
:
of the prior plan
to expose the mischie that the Church fallacy as is by law established, Church in pve-reformation
should
Catholics
towards
approach
them
them
Ritua
formation. How best historical
one
the
Movement.
list 1.
toivards
especially
—
upon
Society.
papers
which
race English Scotch") pledged
Ireland her grant freedom and the means of legitimate future that we have side by prosperity, wilh side us tbe great Liberal party which lias lost never (bear, hear), any that it once commeuced fight (applause), I say that if such a and person exists of the existence I know not of any such who could tell not us to rely person to
do his
us
telling
fact
Catholic
3.
years vindi
abundantly
results
Irishmen
not
vindicated.
gentlemen, before us this
by consti
something
they found
Shame"). in
the
Church
Joseph's on
—
means
had to say. But curtailing say upon the general and I situation in Ireland (hear, heat"), will I know what say this my own was in the years gone by with feeling to the treatment of Ireland by regard for
I
and
us
ladies
will,
ensure
effective
situation tional
and the
the only and really charge, of concerned— the question should be stopped that wo
for necessary these thiugs (" the
us
organisation and the corruption, and hopes of legitimate political
—
did every character, of by the ingeuuity
our
lawyers
the
reference, offer to
it,
them
out
cated that
?
example worked
been
solid
risk the arbitrament or an desperate arms. I am not to surprised appeal have done so that should they (hear, of If I in view these things. hear) had been in a position of responsibility have in those argued days I should
has
should
we
tbe
—
tional
Piggot
matter
immediately
with
—
to
Houston
this
(hear, used
were action, repeatedly disap in view of these re It was pointed. failures and treacheries that all, peated I will say all, the best of Irish thought and the most the most sincere energetic turned their backs of Irish thought and resolved constitutional action,
would
whole
that between
parties
tutional
against
did we appoiuted, and about Piggot, were with supplied of a different char
regard
hear). and I think the thing
Now,
character (laughter loud by a applause) for a my proposal, original which will have Committee these into to fully inquire who The man hear). (hear,
cheers
proposal, Select'
give their
so
just of gaining
St.
to
of
assisted had not been providentially by of these copies shows you the discovery else better how barefaced than anything of the was tbe conduct Government
and
demanded
we
(Hear,
Attorneythe Times
be
iU.. tut?
uu
etiquette,
letters
intermediary Times. That,
evidence
—
to
i.
stuuu
the
hopes, Ireland
At
upon
that Piggot and ourselves would tbe men, would or been entitled to inspect we not have not of tbe Loyal and Patriotic tbe books of for the Union purpose obtainiug
?
committee
clearing'
and
plot
they
able to satisfy Houston were
can conspiracy that prominent
Government
these
,1
contact
English Government
and
of course, enabl But uncover the whole thing. had not had that we supposing information, supposing we had not been and tlie ed us to
of the Unionist (hear, hear) have party any of the funds for the fabrica
supplied tion of this
of
of this I say,
to
clue
time
the
was
now General, to prosecute the Times for criminal libel, the of the and in terms 1888 drew to the Commission in reference Special to cover such a manner as up and hide
the
was
this
information which showed
acter,
members of prominent which in 18S7 Government
same
offered
obtained which
!
these
Commissioner
giypplied
Can
1
uit'ii
in
discover the same
of ask for an did not lightly inspection these books. We had information upon which we some proceeded (hear, hear) than that which has been what better course of to in the the Times (laughter).
one
transwhole sentences bodily passages, letters ferredfrom the genuine original That to the oues. of course forged us was the forger. showed that Piggot before. Not But we did not know it last about the time the until August,
yond in order the full the people of England iniquity and the men and of these proceedings, were influenc objects by which they and fabricated. We ed and concocted
these proceedings be possible that
of
the desert
by
countrymen
independent into dust away into
to
office,
These
crumble
their
or
bribed, of
gift
one
only
was
members
of their
interests
fabric
add
there
invariably the
or
to-morrow, not
and Irish
were
there would
Fortunately, copies hear). of mine and of Mr. Egan, been written to this man survived. We 1881, still
discovered
of
point
in
Piggot
and we are stopped short the investigation which be to necessary proceed that we show to might
reference,
;
them (hear, of old letters had which
leaders
to
were not they going whom they had got these without we found it out
bat
The
came
of journalistic Times is
from
us
letters
and and disreputable perjured But that character. opportunity to us has been denied ("Shame"). " Thus far shall you go, and no further," under the terms of say the Government at this
tell
politics,
result.
they
from i.
of Irisli
fifty
No,
exponent. to
com
1_
—
pendent had fre been independent parlies before in the history quently attempted
were
they
iuuk.
sisted
rights
there
sources
Jiuey
high pinuacle which the
bad
their
which i.
came.
of
men
from
and the
which per in to concede the just declining of the Irish Such inde people. the of such action formation
Government
or
party
(hear).
one
letters,
show that the charges him had been made by
to
against
pronouncement
they channel
have
trial
made
commissions
mem had pledges been given that Irish bers would form an independent party, refuse to take office or that they would themselves with auhilguinule any Eng
lish
,
Tbe
own
—
the
to the completeness particle and we explosure (hear, hear), from any facilities no assistance derived that had in their power to offer to they at the time us. announced The Times case of the O'Donnell and Walter that disclose the would decline to
been deliberately drafted this of cloaking purpose up conspiracy (" Shame ") and of prevent from showing money by whose ing us were and these charges by what men not It would produced (loud cheers). have been denied to the meanest criminal on
If
of my
feeling
of experience, teachings upon the bitter that have been afforded and the proofs over members over and again by Irish of before our of the time unreliability chosen to the men who were formerly Often Irish constituencies. represent
promise
to
hear)'
of that
conspiracy.
must It the for
the
title,
Special drafted by Gov consultation with
after lawyers Attorney-General.
assist
Commission. We Special Commission the Special of these exposure forgeries
for
the
Judge
this
(hear, to the
by the
a
tbe
about
know Protestants Confessional-
Hants,
re-
very much of my own. I have often in advance and adlistened to views from extreme as to the nselessness of men vanced based action uselessness Parliamentary was
countrymen
What
believe
—
tbe
nothing
our
The
?
ernment the
to
source
what does
suppose Act was
Commission
not
was
of
owe
their
wrong or a Diassea interpretation the stated from solemnly
—
not
by accident,
(hear, special
—
that suppose for a moment have would a given
going into It might
the forgery our clue
to clue obtained
We
ance
—
Hannen
find
without
forged
first
hear). forgery
the
President of the Com distinguished in of the his mission, interpretation of the Act of law and of the reference to him which I must hold parliament because I to be a correct interpretation cannot
the
us
the
were
to
we
expression. out that the
origin? hear.) (Hear, very easily happened that the pro duction of the books of the Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union would htlve given
be given to us to facilities of the books of the soinspection and Patriotic called Irish Union Loyal as we the gave regarding (laughter) books of the National League and of the far so as those books Land League, same
are
were
his
was
their have
never
inside
foot
my
put
I
—
how
letters
its covered up would have the doors (loud
—
source
That
matters.
;
up
interpreted by have precluded the genuineness and these letters. Judge
to
never
are gone by, hear, and cheers). (hear, what the feeling I know
that
which will conceal
—
be allowed to go to the bottom of and I tell the matter ('hear, hear,) you ladies and gentlemen, that had I known reference that the terms of the cloaked
origin
and extent these things turn
in a I do
were
(hear, hear). responsible the nature to to you deseribe all of that feeling. Happily
wish
not
for
disproving of authenticity it Hannen declared that was not part of his that he was duty precluded from the of these origin going into
the last ten the country, and commented to the crucial part that in the hope to that we part,
came
Government motives
same
from
us
of
proceedings
measure
the
get
Government and as would Judge Hannen.
during
every part read and criticised
.were
on
delivered
in
he
—
—
years,
did
ment Now, ladies (renewed cheers). and gentlemen, I will had only say that it not been for the merest accident an almost miraculous chance— the terms drawn of the as reference, by the
the the
regard entrusted to which Commission no court of powers law possessed or could to wade possess all the rest of it and to wait through articles while all the newspaper patiently and all that have the been speeches ,
whom
be another have the
not
circum
these
having
—
From
edly
I want to money ? That is what know, is what I intend to find and that out, And if the preseut please God (cheers). refuses us this Government there right,
would them to permit the and source of origin as well as of the charges and and that matters all those allegations, both for and us would have against been bottom probed to the (cheers) inquire the lette'rB
<
was
pauper.
—
reference into
quest
evidence
of
terms
for
undoubt
which,
people
I
the
his
tbe
j
that
—
on
for
treatment Scottish
England,
of
Spring
.
upon the
the
_
thought these Judges
in
of £850 possessed to send 1886 Pigott and perjured fabricated and died a a pauper,
became
suddenly
—
" con and Crime," which Parnellism the matter which any Commission tains the truth I is to into of. inquire that it would devolve naturally
9
be
tbe
of attitude ? How to Ritualists to obtain from How
'
? hearing Attitude towards Broad especially Churchmen , and Dis Churchmen Low a
B.
senters.
What
1
be
to
The
difficulties special with the dealing
works suitable for
importance
of
already them a
to
publish read
?
good popular
upon the various of the New especially the lor ipauner,
Commentary
of the
Testament,
in
What
? most
English parts
the
encountered
classes ed are 2.
are
Bible, after
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of
instance,
Bishop
with Bible
importance Protestant
of the edification
of
themselves.
the Catholic
Catiiolic
special should
towards
lectures
be What most
religion by the
the
and
that concession, terminated.
classes,
on Australia coal labourers' fied they have
brought, operative
The
Cheshire, they best be
Lancashire, How may
Melbourne, The
of Socialists of dealing
the What
are
?
with
chief
the
are
best
ways
them. III.
on
popularising
the
of Bow the the publications Truth be more Society may of circulated on the forming all and in in large towns every
1.
Catholic widely depots diocese
how to induce the clergy, and laity in teachers, every congrega tion to form in connection with a depot their Church. of the Central Com of the best collection
for
mittee
arguments of
points
supplying ed in
the
the and
the local
,
of On the formation would who deliver
3.
of
body
a
in lectures the same lecture centres, being in various localities. repeated 4. On the use of music and the magic other and of tea or lantern, parties men
different
with a gatherings, of truth dissemination and of prejudice and error.
view to the the removal
the
Daily
Dock
strike
assuming and threatens to has It epidemic. still
proportions a national branch of the extended to almost every at present labor market and the estimate is hundred thous that one and twenty and persons are the strikers, and among the number is rapidly increasing. become
The
Liguria's
postponed, Australian lines
the
has
departure and
definitely
are
been in whole of
the
and the
affected
mails endangered. The gasmen threaten and also to join, thus plunge the city of London in dark threat has caused much ness. This lightermen, porters,
the
Among
consternation.
men
are
coalmen, firemen, engineers, jam and biscuit makers, carters,
milkmen, postal carmen, scavengers, seven labourers, compositors, general thousand ironworkers and nine thousand coal
strikers
The terests
in the
Burns, influence
the
and rioting the abolition is
men,
and
is
said,
pillage.
of
hourly
John
prevents The meu
arson, demand
sweating the through
substitution al.-o
They
the overtime. in
for eightpence is of Commerce matter and urge
of demand
injury
being
direct
six and
daytime The Chamber the
considering arbitration,
system, middle
whole
fear of done to the port for
of London. Australian
has
meat
risen
twopence
lb..
arrested has been Kilrain recent with Sullivan, prize-fight bail admitted to haB been Sullivan's Wheat Tin
is
Both
A
further
similarly wages it
for
was
Wallaroo
The strike among others is still and time
present upwards of 150,000
it
the
dock
29, labourers
and at unabated, is estimated that men are out of work.
National Library of Australia
It
is
are
Ol
declines definite
a
in
the
colonial
report. At Pirie
the
trial of harvesters at Port result poll of bona fide farmers ed as follows: Howard 86, McCormick The 71. Osborne, Wood & Buckeye, Hornsby also competed. have been started to Subcriptions a
—
wards
the
London
Shares 19s.
12s.
Centrals
committee demands
their
the
31st
the labourers ditions to come out issued have already and
The Chief
the
tion,
and
Monday.
are
that
expected
number
a
to
by call, con
quarter
aud
within
Mr.
submit
to
waited
that
The
operations steamer the suspended, sunken called
not
arbitration.
General to Paris
visiting
Copper
King is
will
quiet
at
at £43.
for
a
A has
passed.
Conference
have
Centennial underwriters
tenders,
for
been
having
the
strikers-
proved
sporting
having
are
unfounded.
still
at
The
that
was
work,
water
a
well-known
up
to
waists.
Austin man,
taken
Saqui, died yesterday, an
draught. The Assembly in £2,175,000
overdose
owing of
the
agreed
to
construction
of
of
A possible. large also arranged for
public
Monday
have occurred
in most
great causing lines in several
colony,
The
railway
in
an
at
works
being
understanding
to
the expediency of the commenced forthwith. of the Imperial Govern
as
being
The
attention will be urged on the matter. ment It is to mount 7 guns at King proposed three two 7 George's Sound heavy, at and two sixty-four inch, pounders of a cost The works at £12,700. Island are estimated to cost Thursday The £14,800. Government, Imperial —
—
it
was
has
offered armaments but they are only the colonies guns, which
stated,
£12,000,
costing
muzzle-loading not satisfactory. agree are it should is suggested, colonial and troops, Major- General Edwards
The forts, be manned by the opinion of is to be asked considers all the
he to whether colonies should pay proportionately towards their maintenance. Sydney, August 30. Mrs. of Yass, Davis, George aged as
died been
113, had
in
The
yesterday. the
deceased
86 years,
andg her children to the fourth generation number less no than 600. The Freetrade Conference is con cluded.
colony
wharf
laborers
£500
association the London
towards
have Strike
fund.
Adelaide, A
summons
certain
by
Bank
Justice
yesterday, Boucaut,"
Commercial
to compel Australia, the remaining to pay for Mr. the Kingston, the contrib urged that and the be represented,
6d..
liquidators, utors should further
of the
creditors
liquidators due.
Is.
heard
Mr.
31.
South
of
the
August
was
before
morning
of the
hearing
summonses
in
according, adjourned the shareholders
an
was
order
to give of opportunity
being
represented. The woo,k's
yet
a
yield
the obtained.
Block
14's for
the
The 10,000
ounces.
Block
yield
yield
are
has
Hill of
ounces
of any
been
week 17,680
Company's
yield
was
Brokens are £48 Centrals £5 8s., 10's Block £4 2s., Junctions £2 19s.,
quiet. 14's £8,
£4 10s., £j 8s., and Norths £2 Is. British
131,595
week.
British
Shares
Broken
at
run
of
highest
ounces
7s.,
expend
30.
to cable to resolved of sympathy expression what monetary assistance
floods the
Heavy parts danger.
Souths
has
August
night.
to
sleeping
was
meeting
search-
in
an
and to render
the
raising
New-
yesterday afternoon, old Exhibition build-
unanimously
was
silver,
Mr.
j
of the
scene
£3,
named Joel
man
the
at
Junctions
Hall Melbourne Trades' Council on the long discussion yesterday London Dock Laborers' Strike. It
of the finding of the dead The report body of Proctor in the Glebe Colliery
their
Copenhagen.
the
at
have declined in £48 15s., Block £5 Souths 8s.,
The had a
shows
party
risk
Christian
been
and
The body of a ington was found
vessel.
has
Boulanger
before the the imprisonment him. which has been passed upon and The Czar and Czarina of Russia of Wales are at the Princess preseut
aud
and
dull
are
Brokensare
15s. Centrals £4 10s. British £3 7s. Norths £2.
voted
on these concerning to both of which Sir subjects Henry Parle es promised that immediate action would be taken and that his strongest be given them. support would
a
continue to the prescribed has stated that are
has
Shares
The
will
Department
from the the Premier
000.
them.
first
deputation
the
immovable.
Bayard States Government
United to
still
vessels,
sealers
all
however,
are,
its
Agricultural School of Mines
is and it is rioting feared, the police rumoured that warmly sym the strikers and will with be pathise found unreliable in the event of rioting.
The directors American
resigna the concerning to them referring
explanations
an
that of
their
meeting to-day. Sydney, August 29. The Freetrade Conference continues. for the A resolution of establishment
They
circular
a
Melbourne
remarks Secretary's being considered satisfactory by The Commission Goldmining
Serious
elections,
August 30. has intimated
the
staff
at have withdrawn
Hospital
that
will
£4 £3
Junctions
;
Secretary
publication. The nursing
million.
the
8s.
14's
Souths
;
to the publishers of the Sunday 1 imes that the Goverument will its oppose
to
conceded
are
on
is
it
then
will
strikers
declare
instant they of all grades
on
effect,
£5
Block
;
10s.
£5
3s.
hold strike of
noon
strikers.
£49
firm.
are ;
British
j
dock
shares have been sold to Messrs. Clarke <fe Co. of Melbourne at £50 each,' the transaction to £115amounting
resulted arrived
Adelaide, August The Premier to questions replying in the Legislative stated it Assembly, was intention the Government's to deal of the defence with the question forces after receipt of General Edwards's fully
£7
and exports
imports
are natives shortness
29.
settle
estimated
is
until received
is
their
over
getting
Hill
has been washed away. the Legislative Assembly yester that the inter stated day Mr. Gillies of between the change telegrams the colonies Premiers of the upon of King has defence Sound George's
reports
authority
a
places In
of food.
granted.
This dock
he
King Malietoa
quiet. his
information Powers. The
gradually
£2,000,000.
unless
is
resume
official
from
between the has resulted
at
to
Samoa,
of
Lusitania
Melbourne,
boys
since
of
Adelaide, August 30. has arrived. from barque Oska has arrived Fremantle. The Hon. J. K. Angas, M.L.C., has no less than taken 29 prizes at the Melbourne National Agricultural Show. Society's Two thousand three hundred Broken The The
collected
pounds from
Lubeck, everything
that
he
have the
ing.
colliery,
has
Melbourne,
be granted.
blocked. The
that
«
now
and
upon
of considering meeting for the purpose the of monetary aid to the sending
hanffinsr
Australia.
ft
g
operations cargo ana luggage No further bodies
or
thousand in
arrived
searaens' unions are giving monetary assistance. Mr. chairman of Sutherland, M.P., aud O. Co., threatens the dock the I', with companies competition by way of dock which it is a co-operative proposed erect unless the demands of the men to
The
Diving
lot
reported
nineteen
are subscriptions increasing are public showing the strongest
prepared It is reported intends returning
£52. London, August
copper
n
should
as
The
he
is
ft
Utull
have
which has occurr to a difficulty and regards filling payment for An early settlement of the dis skips. pute is expected. Mr. Dillon addressed a large an en thusiastic meeting at Tarn worth yester and afterwards was day. banquetted. ed
sympathy.
limits,
appeal. is and steady. quite at £92. firm
a
contrary
owing
may
ill
a
J Uv
arrive
were
until
Belief and the
the
pending
D
m
Searle
to
impossible such
ment
seize
but
the
was
ana
Union call
produce a sum £150, to be forwarded to the help the London dock strikers. The Furniture Trades have called
prices. 14's £7
Centen
Monday to
appear his certificate
with.
wrongful
been removed. been found. A large number of men have struck at the Stockton
proroguing
Cul/llig
Act,
have have
The strikers' that increased declared vital aud that question,
representatives
be dealt
col
and on
The
conference and strikers the lust.
to
to
why
cause
the
a
of the vessel
Navigation
continue
for the preparatory for the contest rowing of the World and £500 the are in Champions
dock-owners
in
whoso
socialist
the
practised the
permanent
placed of Mr.
hands
engagements. pence
their
well-known it,
which
have
and
»
the
not
condition. is 5 to The betting splendid 4 on Searle. The doath is announced of Lord Adat the age of 84. dington, London, August 30.
cost
carters.
L
aft
1
to
him
that
through
nial,
show
training,
aside.
29.
rtf
JUtj
VJ A
Championship
August is
U
forthcoming
Hews.)
London.
UvU
O'Connor
FOREIGN.
The serious
IjUIJ
regular
CeUgtama. (Prom
J
ft U
»n
found
has caused
summoned
Parliament next Sunday. elections take The French will place 22. on The Government September
Jnteicolmual
anti
weight. intends
and
of Captain Lessing, in navigating his
conse
movement
the
collapse by its own The Government
til
jfotetcpt
that
fearing
strike,
a large gave in honor of
yesterday,
and
was
act
and dockmen. both the shipowners committee are The strike imploring the laborers the river not to along
»
social
practi-
£1000 average per lay. chairman of Mr, Sutherland, M.P., the P. & O. Company, has published a in letter on the subject of the strike, which he states that the dockowners are and con to blame in the matter, wholly cludes them of " sweating" by accusing
throughout
controvorsary
country.
Earl
accident,
sufferers
evideuces on the chief and for Catholic defence, the same to two persons engag
hops.
Robinson
a
1890,
ending
strikers.
Countess Kintor. Sydney, August 28. the Board has concluded The Marine enquiry into the Centennial-Kanahooka
'
On the work
2.
the
are privations frightful being while their families by them, are destitute and starving in thousands. of women and children Large numbers and are the food depots, besieging are in harrowing scenes occurring hourly with the strike. The sub connection from the public in aid of the scriptions
:
on
William dinner private
quently endured
;
special
gave
Sir
lision
of the strikers are whole homeless aud friendless,
cally
McLean
pound
dockmen. The
doctjunes.
a
:
for
work.
to
are
to the notice of a further am Assembly yesterday that a endment in the budget duty of 30s. per cental be imposed on wheat, maize and 8d. per and beans, peas,
stating
the
catholic
of
greatly Cattle years.
ieature.
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on the 1st instant, GUGERI. AtJjPerth, Felix infant son Bernard Patrick, of P. A. Gugeri, J.P., aged five months. RYAN. On the 20th 1889, at August, of her Boives the residence River, parents, after a borne Avith long illness, exemplary Mary second of patience, Jane, daughter
Ryan Deeply
friends.
her
by
tors
"He
in
purpose and iniquity having before your those who combat for Pius IX.
indefatigable
undaunted
spirit with good,
evil conquer the reward
of Christ."
name
—
the
prepared
your
and
,
resist
to
try
TENANTS' LEAGUE.
The
for
DEFENCE
Chief
for
Secretary a speech recently his strong pressing of that unscrupulous the
as
Landlords
Ireland
Association,
declared that and the tenant
phatically an Irish
combined
being
em-
he
were
landlords
he would landlords. Mr. intended,
the so
words
Balfoui»'s
?
him,
against against
combine Without
in
ex delivered, condemnation body known
prophetic. them almost immedi Following an like, the an ately, echo, came of the formation of an nouncement Tenants' Defence Irish League. man who does But the such battle
stern
Campaign need
be
and under
were
the against National
Plan
of
League
apprehension
no
called have into more association for than of them. His any have not in the slightest or influenced the wellmovements of the Irish These latter do not,
his existence midable
Avords
lest
an
utterances hastened considered leaders.
ovenoox
oi importance such a concession, made by such a " man. On this occasion only," said Mr. O'Brien, a short time ago, " we follow Mr. Balfour's lead, and
indeed,
take
shall
his
tne
good
counsels."
however,
case,
by
profit
In Mr. Balfour's the conviction that union of tenants landlords be might
defensive their against perfectly justifiable, tbe result of an one, one instance into but a
to
care
was
novel
a
ruthlessness while in Ireland the ; idea had long been familiar that a union Avould not he such only was but urgently justifiable, As a matter of fact, needed. the Tenants' of the history League carries
a back to time much than the date of the more remote of the Chief delivery Secretary's the ill-famed upon us
speech Smith-Barry its
It
project. to
origin
a
owes
desire
for
in its agrarian organization like the Plan of Cam character, paign and the Land League, but from certain free objectionable which It features they exhibited. that the tAvo associa is well known hitherto which have offered tions an
a
to the rallying-grouud in the land people present not been regarded have
common
Irish
agitation with unqualified their founders. burgh on the mission
to
even
approval Speaking
occasion freedom the
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Legisla deliberately Constitution and people, back upon of in default
methods, to many minds, were In a word, they failed in one essential they requirement not unreservedly acceptable
not.
very were
—
to all who were and help the large number lous of the the perhaps
English bind
to
to
link,
looked
distrust,
associations
confidence.
To
of
power became
to
not
if
upon, least
at
the
by the which
even
themselves,
they
favour
of hesitated
majority
democracy,
slightest
even
disposed Irish A agitation. the more of scrupu and Irish clergy,
with
without obviate the
full loss
from this cause of no small and the Irish party for some form of would make available
arising
matter
a
consequence, cast about union which all the forces which ought to be command. The idea of at their the Tenants' Defence League
suggested and during cussion
ana
definite
three
this
their
minds, of
years
consideration
of
dis-
assumed
and
form removal
The
to
itself
proportions. the
at
scheme,
from the the region
particular time, to .of speculation
region of accomplished is due to things the vigorous action of Archbishop who saw in the inaugura Oroke, tion of the Landlord's Associa the fact which tion justified very the
establishment and to the necessity
League,
investigation of landlord
uncultivated enslaved
own their resources the and protection they had help a look for from Parlia to right which most ment. The defect told the Plan of seriously against League Campaign and the Land consisted in this, that though their their aims were above cavil, quite
eyes
mUR& IRISH
a
turbulent move the spontaneous
—
ture
mecofir. with
a
was
the Hereditary who in 1880 shut the doors of the iu the face of the Irish forced to fall them
R.I.P.
The the
grand new
of the
tion,
which
are
the
is
and
of that,
delibera
up upon lines and con legal or rather fact, of it, gives it
This wide publication very real and obvious which its predecessors, under an undeserved stitutional.
its
whole world. characteristic
League
strictly
Tenants'
proclaimed
much thought it has been built
Avitli
advantages labouring reproach,
As as soon enjoyed. character becomes knoAvn are thousands who now wavering, held back by groundless fears, will throAv themselves into cordially the movement. The Irish people, never its
true
clergy man
ionary will
;
as one and laity, will it join and the removal of the last vis which deterred them obstacle
enable
democracy,
the with
powerful clear
English to
conscience, towards the give help practical of with realization aspirations which always deeply they have
sympathized.
CHURCH
OF
ENGLAND
OLD
jonn
to
form
as
to
will we opinion, of those who policy leaflets the among unlearned, such as the one entitled tmths on Plain Church matte1) s: The Church of England was never Roman Catholic and who, of hold it as an article course, of faith that Mass for the dead was a blasphemous fable and dangerous deceit. "(2) IV. Tudor or Reformation Period. I. Henry YIII. had many of Henry VIII. the good of our qualities English but he had Kings, all their bad ones time3 many multiplied. He had lived for some years in eighteen apparent harmony with his wife Cathain iine, of his habitual spite infidelities, when in an evil hour for the poor Queen, there appeared at Court a young woman of evil named Anne Boleyn. repute, She had already herself compromised more than once, and had been sent for a time to France to a friend of her putative to be out of the father" She soon way. saw that Henry was tired of his wife and Avas fascinated her. once by Having of a worth caught sight prize she having, Avas heartful to her enough play game with a view to secure it. She knew how the King had served her mother and her
Time -will not allow us to go into the of the of the great question teaching such as English theologians, Pullen, John of Rievaulx, of Salisbury, HSlred Grosseteste of Lincoln, Roger Bacon, ocoLuSy
position
not
say circulate
.
some
the
;
Jtvicii&rci
—
does not forget to point out, in justice we must bear in mind, was to be that if there anything in the the movement regretted blame fall the must upon origina
and
years
regretted
and
parents
sorrowing
14
aged
;
THE
xsuiio
a
as
judge it mnst judge
—
Ellen
—
and months.
as
making- these
Avhile
—
10
must
you
must
the of an their
uprising,
0.
Tolentinus,
It
rising,
John
But movement
popular
a
commencement,
Ab.
St.
the
and you it whole, by the circumstances of the time, and The move by what it has led to. ment of the Land League was iu its to some extent, undoubtedly
SEPTEMBER.
5
"As
—
accompaniments
movement.
whole.
r
said:
the
regrettable
of that take
GALLE.
J.
JBi
were
acre.
per
and
undoubtedly person for the great mainly responsible movement of the Land League, commenced in to I have 1879, admit to you that there possibly
Transfer. including of Toavii 2 miles Hall, South side of the acre.
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LOTS,
Thomas who Ralph, Holkot, Waldensis, at Oxford taught and elsewhere, and had in their hand the intellectual of training the English One example must Clergy. suffice. Thomas who died a.d. Waldensis, 1430, in his work against Wiclif, lays down and proves the following proposi tions That the whole Church (ch. 29), flows after Christ from by succession as member Peter, from member according to the "That the Apostle," (ch. 32), Roman See holds' '.the all primacy over "That the pre Churches;" (ch. 33), eminence of the Papal power is founded on the law of Christ, and is not derived from the power and pre-eminence over " the Church That the obedi (ch. 45), of the world ence is due individually and to the Roman collectively Pontiff, periods of sedition ;" notwithstanding (ch. 47), " That the Pone has from of old a nower to to not be questioned, determine the truths of faith, and to put down and blot " out all heretical falsities ;" (ch. On 48), the of the im prerogatives perpetual munity and freedom of the Roman Church from all of contagion heresy ;" in other words on the prerogative of Papal in Such was the teaching in the fallibility." schools at at a time Oxford, theological when are told that the Church of we England was not Roman Catholie. Next, how about endowments given to the Church this Were during period? on the same condition of they given Masses for the as in dead, previous
—
"
:
"
sister
"
? periods The following extract from the Life of William Waynflete Bishop of Winchester, Chandler, D.D., 10, by Richard chapter section the conditions 3, of en stating dowment of Magdalen College, Oxford, will best answer that "The question: fellows and scholars, were re president, to at quired say daily, getting up and to certain in honour bed, going prayers and while of the Trinity Waynflete was ,
;
Rege qncesumus, Domine, famulum Gultelmum pontifkem fundatorem
living, tmvm
nostrum
and after his decease, an addi ; for him. Each of them was prayer to repent at the hour he chose, a daily, for the soul of King psalm and prayer Edward Henry III., III., Henry VI., Lord Edward Crumwell, Sir John IY., for the soul of Richard and Fastolf,. Matgery, his parents, that of the founder, to and those of the other benefactors his and of all the faithful defunct College, the names of his father and mentioning and also his own after his mother, as above. Each decease, with the prayer of them was to hear Mass once a day and other hour, then, or at some say kneeling Ave Maria, and after times, fifty every Pater tenth a noster the Rosary). (i.e., to be sung in the chapel Yespers were and solemn processions to every evening be made about the cloister, or boundary of the College after the use of Sarum, with Masses after daily Matins, Except on In Easter the Mass, Day. morning which was to be said at the Arundel in the nave of the altar the chapel, to was for Lord pray priest especially Arundel and Lord while Maltravers, and for their either was living, souls when Mass dead. In the second he was to and pray for the Lords Reede and Scures, the founder other benefactors, when Lord Lovell and his consort, for living, for for the the Universal Church, peace, and of the mother of soul of the father of Lord and for Crumwell, Waynflete, the Winchester. The third Bishop of to be celebrated he permits Mass, which in the collateral near the high oratory, Avas to be De Iicquie, for the soul's altar, to wit for Henry III., EdAvard memory ; Edward the III., Henry VI., IV., founder when his Lord dead, parents, Sir John Crumwell, Fastolf, and other to himself benefactors and to his college. de S. Trinitate Avas to be A solemn Mass celebrated before Easter, and certain to be used in the chapel, to be prayers folloAved in the hall. Tavo by a scrutiny fellows to or Avere recommend scholars, to God in their the good estate Masses, Avhile and of Lady Joan Burrough living, Port and N Borraugh the soul of William seven of the knight demys, the seniors for Avere to the in age, pray especially of souls of Sir John Fastolf, and his of his friends and benefactors in consort, Avhich they Avere the psalm De profundis, their other' bound to say daily, and in and each of them Avas to receive prayers for from the College a penny a Aveek his One Avas to aloud battles. say daily, after Anima Mass fnndatoris High et animce nostri omnium fidelium Gulielmi, misericordiam Die in , per defunctorum Avhich formulary Avas (1) pace rcquiescat, likewise in the hall after repeated and supper." We are dinner noiv in a tional
;
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;
;
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wouia
listen
to nothing serious difficul ties First Henry's lawful Avife was To get over living. that, he pretended to have a scruple about the of his because vadility the marriage Queen had been his brother's wife. That was She and his brother had been true._ married when but had never minors, lived together as man and wife, and a had been obtained dispensation from the to remove any technical Pope impedi ment created The dishonesty thereby. of Henry's is clear scruple from the fact that when the Pope offered to have the of his Avith Catharine validity marriage looked and if anything was found into, amiss to set it right, the King would not hear of such a thing. Secondly, Lady Anne's Boleyn, mother, was the King's mistress The consebeyond a doubt.
but
Two very the way.
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offered an insuperable union between Lady Boleyn's and the King. daughter The King having resolved upon getting a decree of nullity, commissioned Wolsey to summon the Pope to delegate to him the whole so that he Papal authority, with the Divine might dispense even laAV. This Avas refused. Another Avas request forwarded that Henry might be allowed to have two wives at the same and time, the offspring of the second to be legiti mate. This request Avas too barefaced to to preseut and was any Christian Bishop, but abandoned, a was ob dispensation tained for Henry to marry any one in the second degree of relationship and first of no matter how contracted, affinity, sup his first posing marriage proved invalid. a commission Avas to Finally appointed the case, in but as the Queen try England, refused to to plead and appealed Rome, the case had to go back to the Roman courts. It became soon, clear lioivever, to Henry that his marriage Avould not be stacle
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his advisers, to then, pointed Germany. There Luther had rejected the Pope's and Avas havoc authority of Chris making tian both by precept and example. morality Ho Avas those proclaiming principles found in his Table- Talk and treatises on Avhich enabled him to Marriage, alloAV the of Hesse to have Landgrave tAVO wives for the honor and glory of God and the good of his own soul. Let. the King do let him himself likeAvise, proclaim head of the Church, and then lie might have as many Avives as he liked. This advice pleased and he Henry, proceeded to
act
upon
His
first
'
,
it.
step Avas to declare that the Avliole nation had incurred the penalties of Proimunire because had submitted they to the of authority Wolsey as Papal he himself Legate, having been the first to do so. The absurdity of the position Avas men by a general pardon of all except the clergy. to They offered purchase forgiveness by the present of a million (3) of but that a money, Henry insisted clause should be inserted in the preamble of the that he Avas petition the "Pro tector and only Head of the supreme Church and Clergy of England." None of the save of Rochester, Bishops Fishers, the most and most learned of them saintly seemed to all, have divined the King's He opposed Avith all his might purpose. the idea of listening to his but proposal, Avith only partial success. The in consequence Bishops of his Avuuld yield to Henry's opposition demand allowed only in so far as the law of Christ it. They Avere coived by the King's and with firmness, this agreed to proviso the grant his It King request. may be supposed that they believed reasonably this to be a mere held out to the threat and that this title Avould Pope, implvr more than the title of nothing Defend er of the Faith." soon, They Avere bow" ever undeceived. It was the firp'0 step
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to in a policy the Church was by which at the foot of the Throne. be prostrated was forced to the Convocation recognize of the and as necessity royal permission sent to the validity of its proceedings and Act turned the Bishops decisions. A new into mere nominees of the King. Their election by the Chapters of their cathedral had long been and churches but formal, their had, since the time of appointment been practically made the Edwards, by the nomination of the the Papacy on Crown. The of free election privilege was now with bitter left to the irony to rebut they were compelled Chapters, receive the candidate chosen by the King on This ex pain of praemunire. strange time." has lasted to the present pedient (4) All the time of this concession by Convoca tion there can be no doubt that no reject was ion of the Pope's Supremacy or contemplated. Henry was proposed still hoping to obtain a divorce by invoke the Papal Supremacy, and to have ing would liav its questioned very existence not been suicidal and evidently the policy to then. be pursued just
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i
of Culham,bas Mr. S. P. Philips, written letter West Australian to to the objecting as division of the colony proposed by in a recent contribution James Steere to
morning
The
the
Newcastle
Chafe
£2
Club
have
for sports the events for
prizes
prepared September
26th is
which
In no desire honour
pence
lb.
per
the
on
Volunteers Artillery General Edwards
by
were
Major
on
last.
respectively. At
There of the
was
a
held
and number of
in
the
Perth
on
newspapers
and been
consultations, tising have also totalizators
Robinson was a revolver.
with
succumbed
the
to
lately He
1
he
injury
1
the |
great.
We
have
the
several betting Wales lately. have been fined
shot
received.
evening
Sunday
been
South
Heart
boy named
a
Albany
accidentally has since
meeting
Friday
following communicants was
have
New
of
at the Sacred
the
on
last,
There
attendance
large branch
female
Association
in
to be nine
Fremantle
inspected Tuesday
£3
£10,
are
in
O'Connor
beating
goldfields.
The
Sheffield
a
of match.
said
is
Yilgain
Athletic of
programme next. Among the Handicap,
confident
is
forthcoming
Sir our
contemporary.
a
and
Searle
a
the
prosecutions
the
of Publishers for adver
to
the
acknowledge
from receipt, of a copy of for 1S88.
Colonial Office, Secretary's West Australian Blue Book
1
j
George
Mr. the
the workers of mulcted in heavy
M.
C.
L.
arrived
in
i '
Sunday
Perth
train
colony to
came
sums.
Siienton. on
by
last
and
from
England Tuesday.
on
-
the
the
through
faithful
of
mercy
God
the
recent rifle Australian South S5 points and 800
departed rest
in
Birch Sergt. of any of the West
score
William
founder,
the soul of our souls of all the
May
(1).
and
j
Hospital
peace
made
the
Australian match
shooting Volunteers.
out
of
a
He 100
possible
It
the
came
at
in
up 700
put
at
out
the
recent
licensing quarterly there are at present meeting in the licensed city twenty-one public holder of a wine and beer license, houses, one holders wine five two of colonial licenses,
highest in team with the
licensed
yards.
Perth
and
merchants,
spirit holders.
license
that
eight
; !
(
gallon
Amen.
Mass,"
is
then
as
the
used Florence
in
one, is
as
the
and
which
it
former
The
Catholic in the
condemned
sense
very the
by
the
the
equal
of
Archbp.
(5)
ILic
as
Thomas when welcome R.
E. esteemed
A
and
Yesterday ed the
Major General Perth, Fremantle,
volunteers.
colony
West
strike
been
Mr.
Wednesday have
in
and
the
Perth
the
the
of
beers
wines, into the
colony
is
afternoon his
Dr. visit
after
a
the
to
Eastern
very
number
large
availed train
excursion
Sunday's
themselves Smith's
costs
second
hold
in
place
has
horse, Ringmaster, the Great Ebor
and
no
The
crops
in
last
a
sheep, the The
had
and ordered Court the
evidence
ill-used
that
animal
in
the
showed
nominated
are
of
of
Mayor
both
old
residents
of
are
they
to,
the
the
of the weather and the state number of the members large at the bazaar at Guildford, the present Catholic Society did not Young Men's the debate on "Trades Unions" last
James executed
Perth hold
evening,
previously It was decided that the discussion next. posponed till Thursday
in
N.
should
The
branch
Albany
intend
of the
to celebrate
their
H.A.C.B.
anniversary
entertainment last
Friday Fund
in
given
aid
of
the
successful
was
in
of the in suggests
temporary gives why achange
Northam on at Convent Building
every
is
to natives
aboriginal it issue
reasons
of
of
—
respect.
this
case.
will
be acted
We
venue
Mr.
the
Towton,
Hotel, Perth, with gambling
landlord
has
been
dice
on
of the
It
A.
for
liquidation
in
Horgan
attributes
loss
of
to
his election therefrom.
premises.
bereavement ReCEENT
telegrams
Company
have
last
fortnight
state
lost in
that
the
£15,000
P.
during of
consequence
who his
the
& tO. the London
and
Coming there
do not
sincerely
other
arising recent are few who know him with him in sympathise
Horgan,
3s. 3s.
Fremantle,
week
a
brother
lad
named
Robert,
dangerous,
been
Mr.
9d.; C.
9d.,
University.
not
3s.
Perth,
Hugh Casey a
inflicting wound.
7s. stabbed
Mr.
;
arrested.
9d.
do.
;
Mr.
3s.
9d.
;
Mr.
;
9d.
3s. T.
Mr.
;
Y.
M'Carthy, Townsend, do.,
W.
15s. do., lis. 3d. Mr. 3d.;
Mi.
Patrick
Mr.
;
;
B.
Mr. J. Francis
Stafford, lis. do.,
McCartney,
3d.
Monday
and world the
It
Searle
the
for
comes
match the
between
of
championship The
off.
Australian
is
the We
now
favourite.
is
announced
that
Governor will leave the to Greenough, and dinner of the
His
Excellency
the
Farmer's
the
Irish
to
the
cause.
matter
An will
column.
National Library of Australia
I
till
eventually
witness
whom
proved during
worse
No Mr. heard
the The
:
and a
fol
infor
Campbell native
boy,
and of bartering him, was Harry, in the Geraldton Police on Saturday The at 10 a.m. proceedings began
Court. and lasted
coming to West in the interests of extract baring reference be found in another
for
information
Cunningham against false inpiisonmcnt of
heard
is
Herald
telegraphic
was
Esmonde October next
to the
mation for the
district.
Sir Thomas Australia in
indebted
lowing
named
for overland, the annual show in that Club
to-morrow; attend
are
his
witnesses Brown quite
1140 at night, dismissed. the than
evidence for the
having enough.
when the case The only white
had police useless the case defence intimated
to to
his
in
was
accom
of
of
postage expert
stamps
"
an
their
hues.
color
been
changed
of the
such
were
in
The
old
'
a
of
force
the Irish in I often hear eratio
are
land Well
as
understood or choose the colors
little
Melbourne the as
?
monetary
Irish envoys per to the character of It makes think me
is
the
this so? Australian-born
I
don't believe Irishman amidst
places growing up of this new life of and almost careless
erant, but that
Advocate
splendid
old men the rising say, that genfor faith and not so earnest father their fathers and grandfathers were.
see
thousand condition
to old
to to make the "noble hide its head under its feat possible. Evidently
the
Australia
now,
can
"
penny stamps has hue which it is describe which one
the
of the trip of raise a reflection
success
man"
pleasing
a
is
Doesn't
'
—
:
defy the
—
colors
tapley"
writes
would color
two
for
almost impossible is almost enough swan" on the surface
and
oils
of
particulars intensified
on
country and faith, about carrying
personality. who went time are
Normans
ours
Just over
to
the
it.
in a free
-tol broad, every point, but in those
with
him the
as
Ireland
an
old after
said to have grown so we find these Irish," IrishAustralians with all the wild young sod" them. fervour of the ould in The best after all is the breeches test pocket, and never failed in that. The they have to Ireland sums seut Messrs. splendid
Strongbow's "
Irish
more
than
the
"
depend upon and them, broke were
that
down. called, he had
by
Dillon and
and more
Deasy and fcsir eloquent on this
Thomas
point
of sanguine expectations The Catholic schoolroom, cook
piace,
was
decorated
in
promoters. which
m
neautirui
its
it
withflowers, and the palms, andferns made a brilliant such as has display been in the rarely surpassed Colony. People began to flock in when the doors were and their opened in the afternoon, numbers continued to increase steadily until it was found that the room, spacious afforded not an inch too though it was, much accommodation. The sweet strains of the Guildford Band, who had generously volunteered to be present, doubtless prov ed by no means one of the weakest attractions. On the second the night attendance was still a larger, including from Perth who had strong contingent taken the advantage of the special train kindly put on for the occasion by the rail On this occasion, also, the way authorities. inducement of fine music powerful was not Mr. T. Bryan and his wellwanting, trained Band travelled from having Perth to give the good object the benefit of their services. At about gratuitous 11 p.m. the bazaar was closed. It finally has since been ascertained that the whole amount taken was about £76, from which some not considerable are very expenses to be deducted. This result must be to the Catholics of as pleasing Guildford, a proof of what be accomplished may by and united effort. It must not vigorous be forgotten, that much gratitude however, is due also to non-Catholics for the liberal and countenance by them. help given As the bazaar was and carried originated out of Mary, we shall by the Children that and all, only say oL them they, one worked to make it a success. untiringly There are some of the stall-holders whom it is but right that we should mention, viz Mrs. Allpike, Mrs. Mrs. O'Maliony, Mrs. Mrs. Doran, Brennan, English, Miss Miss Allpike, Regan, Miss Kelly, Miss Lillas, Miss Miss McCardle, Bola deras, and others whose names have ;
stalls
we blindness," humbly sug excellent for carry opportunity if the test is available Postmaster be consulted in the matter. Some
issues
The bazaar held in Guildford, the on of Wednesday and Thursday last, evenings was successful far the lhost beyond
taste
priest.
color
"
gold"
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O'Connor
—
Next
Sacrament
and
.
accord
before he was hanged, of his execution lie
Sunday
Q UILDFORD
last
Rev. Father Cardinal
celebrated
was
IN
BAZAAR
con
police his was
faith by the Eminence His him the to
who appreciated by for our postage stamps.
3s. J.
do., Mr.
;
He
the
those
subscrip Boladeras,
Dearden,
Gilchrist, Back Flats, lis. do.,
15s.
Greenough,
A.
O'Mara, 9d.
Mr.
:
Mr.
J.
M'Guinness, M'Guinness, do., Ventura,
though Casey has
nasty,
Hugh
6d.
following —
tions
Mr. ACCORDING to the Herald's telegrams, of South has been Australia, Murray, the Oxford to at Derby Scholarship
G. A, elected
liis
the received the week during
Catholic.
a
in
a
during
an
harmony have
of
the
wing,
strikes.
Last
of that
efforts describe
difficulties.
We
murder desire
goal,
or the General Commissioner, find it ever necessary Railways of the in the any railway employes
test
late
matters on his
close
so
a
was
Darlinghurst
the
ing out General
present embarassment with £1,500 in connection
petition
the
who
.burglar,
of
matter
his
some
it was thought always but then we Century, Dean, God bless him, is we though hope he will
the the
Manager
that we have learn regret has filed his in petition the Court. Mr. Supreme
Horgan
the
Should
hope the Heralds suggestion upon by the authorities.
extreme
Mr.
to the
allowing
licensed
with
is
ed
Freemasons'
fined
his
by
for
to become instructed
on
gest
Major-General Edwards, accompanied Hon. and the J. Major Brownrigg arrived in Perth on Wright, Sunday last
1,800 years church of
con
too in
a
16th
morning holy eucliarist to the scaffold panied by the
that take
tel
to Church
the
"
expressed
and on received
this
and good reasons should be made
—
cell
defend
ready
ever
of Monday colony, of Messrs. Shaw Bros, should the trial at Perth instead of Geraldton. Our place
inst.
The
Herald, interests
the
Society 11th on
which
Goldsmith
they belong
old. If years in Palestine The call it
and Glasheen, Moran administered Mass of Confirmation.
England. The
Dean
the Morrison, in last month,
W.,
S.
ingly
be
returned
men
train.
more
or
stable, hours
arranged.
as
who came Newcastle
Fri
sectarian letters to anonymous which was Influence, by no means him of to do." proper
no
right
a
On
where they victorious
Saving
body of supporters. to the
off
the also
were
nil.
to
goal
—
—
The
two with
they
children
The wrong. to be right,
bound write
as
the
Fremantle,
—
:
1,800 existed
over
large
that
one
princi Fremantle. Rovers and
goals to a match
time
"
says School
England
are
W.
and port, have each a
to
likely
Mr. and
Herald
Sunday
ago, why not We Palestine?" established in the
which
and
This
the
and met
28th, they by eight in they engaged day
church
a
to be
Perth
to
came with
defeated
The his
candidates
as
Fremantle,
footballers
Wednesday
of
to be vacant. Mr. Solomon are the gentlemen alluded
are
named
man
young fined £5 Police City
intention would
that
to try conclusions clubs in Perth football,
only by visited day they played the Unions, The by ten goals. home by Saturday's
manner.
office
soon
Newcastle
Metropolitans. but beaten,
last.
his
was
gathering
week
next
other
it
as
suspicion.
popular,
taken
Handicap
at
gentlemen the
due and those
by him, athletic
an
were
Convent to Messrs.
are
evening
was
shocking
Thursday Australian
a
morning.
were
to
Mill.
An
organised
very
returned
Gibney
to
defendant
for
Northam
Diamond
Friday
on
to pay other most
£60,000 worth were imported
opportune, good to the
much
Latimer
Owing
last
inspect Guildford
travelled so far to take part successful entertainment held in
cruelty
fact of
for
Monday, Tuesday
thanks of the Fund Committee
William
Districts.
Not
fined
and
on
were
done
very
they Friday
been
condition. Edwards
pal On
best
Samson
to
The reason he gives is that port. held of the competitors in the event Hall intended in the Town entering, recently that been so but owing to the public having be much he considers it would not deceived, them take in the contest fair to allow to part at several
country.
For
imported of
fell
Building Colebrook Hart, who gentlemen
week.
Rotton
which
Northam
colonist last
and
The
warm
a
died
has
by
on
Australia.
old
an
Tork,
mare
than
Ox
an
;
the
off
I.
time.
to
of
a
receive
rains
ear.
j
of the
of
G.
above
The doubt the
ex
out
are
will
Parker,.
spirits
last
unfit
Anglican money
branch
has
port
of
Two less
at the horse in
butcher
number
a
was
R. Musson, of the Freemasons' Hotel, has withdrawn the six days' go-asFremantle, which he had to come arranged you-please
present.
a
Gascoyne.
No
Society
working
424.
vi.
en
Esmonde he comes
resident
A thoroughbred into the
vol.
150,000 men at the present
Sib
Mbs.
Cant.
a nti
al
So many in London
million
a
There female
the
Mr.
value.
present Green.
(4)
to
of
members Sacred Heart
Article, (3) £100,000,
the
Wednesday morning.
both in
Bishops,
Roman, is
of the soul of repose in the Mrs. celebrated Horgan was of the Immaculate on Conception for
mass
requiem
the late Cathedral
of
expres Catholic It knew. signed at
common
well very of Union
Decree the
Sacrifice
"
the
a
now
Reformers
by
Greek
of
Sacrifices and
Article) childish.
A
distinguished Masses" (the
-
"
of the was
which
quibble
the
words
at
stone of specimens showing gold only a to short time Mr. Anstey's previous visit. It is quite the fact, that Mr. too, a reef at Yilgarn, but Anstey discovered to that it con it be shown yet remains of tains the metal. The report precious Messrs. and Ennet, who Wright experts it in the interests of Dalguly inspected and Black, leave us little room to very it does. im The hope that general the Anstey find is, pression concerning to that it would about as valuable prove who became its one any happy possessor as the proverbial Castle in Spain." It recb would be perfectly cor to probably of the reef that it exists, say beyond doubt and of the gold non est. If this be so it vitiates Mr. claim to be Anstey's the discoverer of a goldfield of any kind. We as as others that his deeply regret led to no more satis plucky expedition result than the rather factory hackneyed of the one picking up of a few fragments of stone. But even had gold-bearing Mr, Anstey hit upon gold at the original it is difficult to see on what range, Yilgarn the credit grounds he could take himself of the discoveries made at Golden Valley. and geologically, we also, Geographically are the places are very distinct. informed, The confusion arose no doubt from the mistake made in by early proprietors familiar the inconsiderately conferring name of the first find upon the second of which the true title was then unknown. How huge a mistake that was from the fact that the may be gathered lie some miles To places thirty apart. claim to be the discoverer of all the gold within a radius of miles of lying thirty his find would be such ridiculous a whatsoever assumption, prospector by we it com made, that pass by without r ment. Mr. as the Oolreavy's position real discoverer of the Eastern Goldfields stands assured in public and Mr. opinion, we feel would be the confident, Anstey, to last it. The native name of dispute Golden is Mamma-namma, and it Valley for and might be better sake, justice more to convenient, recognize and describe it by that title. "
The
(2). between the sion
but with the sole captious spirit, of honour to whom rendering is Mr. due, George Leake, in a asserts letter to the West Australian that to Mr. after does nob be all, Colreavy, the discoverer of of being long the glory bub to Mr. Anstey. the Yilgarn Goldfields, In the same we venture to dispute spirit contention. Mr. Anstey cer Mr. ;Leake's some small pieces of tainly picked up stone near Enuin, but these gold-bearing afford but a very meagre foundation upon to which base a claim of being the dis coverer of a gold-field. Old bushmen tell of indications of been found gold having over in the same line of country twenty if we mistake years not, Mr. ago, and, Charles in some Glass, senior, brought
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measure
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how
criticism
FOR
THE
ABUSED.
night
Editor
the
of
W. A. Record.
the
ion
for
Tliere is no body of people in the world so probably frequently lield as West up to ridicule Australians.
By
—
new
every
characterised
as
a
and
dustry, "new
even
of
possessed
sense.
The
course, choicest
are
common
chums,"
of
who, the
all
four
residence in our midst these haughty and boasted superior beings, who came to take the cobwebs out of our eyes, show us the way to prosperity, and stimulate us to great and glorious years'
deeds, make the discovery that they have fallen victims to the same torpor and lethargy which they proclaimed to the world they found the children vii
from.
m
And
long
demned
whom they so and hastily con many as nine cases
as
of ten,
their -in steadfast superiors persistent in knowledge industry, of soils, in in hardihood, husbandry, in and in powers of endurance. pluck, I look around me and I see who
and
'
many
brought pressure ported experience squatting,
And
to bear in the
what
the
was
im-
their business
on
and
dairying
of
result
Simply
?
they swamped' enough money m other people's improving property to make a West Australian farmer independent for life. The new comers that we see around us us with visited of capital.
They gazed
around
in astonishment considered as lying magnificent estates seen and here, then
they to that
,
at
which are concluded
was
want of energy and and knowledge which ability these estates not to be even it
what
—
waste
—
amount
fair
lofty
Miss
and
Alexander there
executed.
was
while
Miss
the brilliant
were
will Mrs.
debUt
as
shared The
a
the
the'
soloist
on
of future
gentlemen
honours
former and
us,"
part
promise
Among
Cole-
Mr.
has
with voice
a
Mr.
of
and wonderful flexibility, compass make not alone with will a training Mr. but a most powerful singer. pleasant all the of Colebrook has advantage knowing his own them to their and utilising powers of a full and also effect, happy possessed knack of which songs admirably selecting suit
his
voice.
valuable for
a
He
is to
mind
our
the
acquisition
society
the has
most made
time.
long
THE
lack of caused more
AT
CONCERT
said
NORTHAM.
The Concert hi aid of the Convent off on came Friday Schools, Nortliam, evening last, and it is seldom West Aus for their entralian folk have presented treat as iovment such a musical was on afforded the good people of Nortliam not within that It is certainly evening. the our recollection that outside a similar of talent have array capital their before
varied
paraded
than
rich
a
o'clock
masterly
!
"
;
"
—
;
"
"
Capital,
citizens of witli the popular deserve for undoubtedly they
support at present
of the visitors
Perth are
musical
world.
obliged
to
National Library of Australia
rush
the the
Put for
to any in his tralian
musical
society.
Mr.
Moreliead,
appearance before an Aus made a decided hit audience,
first
me
of
Albany. A very serious accident happened to a man named yesterday young Robinson. It he that and appears a lad named Nicholls went George out a short distance from the town cattle. herding They had a bull dog revolver with them and amused them
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our
own
otherwise
would
so
large
have been.
in
as
YORK. A
From
Correspondent I stated that Fr. "after Gibney preached Mass," and it was that he preached "at the published branch of the meeting of the 'female Sacred Seart Association" At first Mass on Sunday the members Heart of the Sacred approached Society At second Fr. holy communion. Mass, the love of our Gibney preached upon and reminded the neighbour," congre that the Holy gation Way of the Cross at 4 p.m. would be recited as usual His Lordship Dr. Gibney paid us a visit on He left York Wednesday evening. to the Metrop again on Friday en route In
!
|
!
,
Several
making
a
farewell
walked deliberately across ing and laid 9 p.m. the train
to his
letter
friends,
down to the cross the line just
as
the leaving this would-be station. Fortunately victim took off his coat which caused to notice the white the driver shirt, when he at once reversed the engine and lowered the cowcatcher, the result it lifted Crabb completely being that and off the line thus saved him from an death. On being asked untimely why he had placed himself in that he cool answered that he position, was a The next day having sleep. at the Crabb made his appearance and has since been re Police Court, manded for medical examination. intention of the members It is the to celebrate of the H. A. C. B. Society their first anniversary by a Procession streets and a the principal through in the evenhig. grand social gathering I may mention that this society is makwas
own
letter
ladies
young collections
for
are
engaged
the
forthcoming
in
Bazaar. are to beginning brighten probably owing to the very fine and the many teams weather laden heavily with sandalwood which are into passing
Things
a little,
town. to state I omitted in last that a my had been celebrated between marriage Mr. James Heals and a daughter of Mr. Alfred Eaton of Youngedin. I have to record the death of Mrs. Parker of Dangin) at the (formerly age of 57 years. of 24 ult. In the Chronicle a challenge is given by Mr. Dempster as follows I do hereby to match challenge my Horse-Power Tree two puller against Devils Forest manned 4 men equally ten acres of land, each to pull or do one week's for the sum work, of £50 a-side. Also agree to pay for as it work, pro rata costs me. And again in the last issue is the :—The from following challenge published Mr. J. P. Dempster of Beverley to match his Horse tree puller two patent against Forest Devils for £50 a-side has been of this town. by Mr. W. Eaton accepted The work will commence at Addington the 10th Sept at 1 p.m. The following on in the agreement That each appears work nine hours per day only. party tsliall All trees under nine inches in diameter be shall clear of the hole. That pulled the shall be worked horse-power by one men horse and four and that the only, two forest devils shall each be worked by four men All disputes to be re only." to the judges, ferred Messrs. Darlot & Lukin whose decision shall be final. The has been staked in Mr. Frank money Craig's hands. It appears that the game of Cricket which has been some considerable for time thrown into the shade by the game of football is now about to receive some attention. Last week a rumour was afloat that a man named Michael Merrick, young at a called had living place Cuttening, quarrelled, whilst under the influence of with another man named Bennet, drink, and in the fray struck him on the head with some The Chron weapon or other. icle states that the Resident Magistrate, Medical and the police have gone Officer, thither of for the purpose investigating bo able to the matter. I shall give some reliable their upon return. thing more September 2nd, 1888, :
—
written
our
last
olis.
|
On Sun
every patronized evening. A most determined to com attempt suicide was made the other mit It named Crabb. evening by a man that he had been drinking appears for the past week or so, very heavily and on Monday evening last went to the London and after Hotel, having
my
"
it
it was however, very day morning, good indeed. The work of constructing Messrs. is being Millar Bros' Torbay Railway ahead at a great rate,, and the pushed are for earthworks already completed considerable distance. About a some week or so ago, the s.s. Barrier arrived a with from London cargo of Railway 1000 so that it tons, for this fine, iron, is fully expected that the whole length will about fifteen miles be finished within the next three months. Prof. Webb has opened a skating and is doing in the Town rink Hall, the rink well, being well remarkably, —
Nicholls
edr.
—
Correspondent.
not
tree.
rt
j '
was
a
A1C
The usual monthly of the meeting of the association of female branch was the Sacred Heart held on Friday but in consequence of last, evening state the inclement of the weather the attendance
at
firing
that in handing the pistol to Robinson means or it other by some went the ball off, the passing through of Robinson's hand and fleshy part lodged in the lower part of his stomach Dr. Ingoldby arrived after shortly the occurrence and pronounced the wound to be a very dangerous one and little for Robinson's hope is entertained recovery. Robinson has since died.
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states
ALBANY.
;
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that
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the public. complishments and Cole Messrs. Hart, Diamond, from Fremantle brook journeyed Moorehead Bourke and Mr. Father Mr. Perth Sinclair turned up from Nor Newcastle while represented the Misses tliam itself supplied Miss Ilicks, Miss Lockyer, Throssell, Mr. Keavin. and the ever popular at then, that ;t to be wondered is not le notables of the neighbourhood in the mustered strong Templars' more than a and that goodly Hall, Mr. Hart as precisely audience greeted at
Ac
coalfield.
cordingly they obtained leases of such at exorbitant properties rents, with a fixed determination to not only glut the local market with produce, but to
rnose
separated in words that night at least their acknowledgment to Mr. as and Mrs. Madden their host and and generous of the hostess givers at the piano, feast. With Mr. Boileau dancing was kept up with great vigour till five in the when every morning, one in for an hour or so, more turned than well pleased with the whole en tertainment.
«-
before
to
notnmg
IL UX1U
gratitude
he stepped to his forth execution of the overture from Faust. It would be impossible an of the to give adequate critique on a seventeen items x>rogramme on a which was presently supplemented export scale to the sister by large more of the colonies. But lo one the exciting after season qualities of found dance, and exhilarating pleasures they there was something Mr. Keavin was in the supper table. under Wrong— something they couldn't and displayed the stand. his happiest Oh yes there was a mood, great " in of the soil" deal More than they could racy humour, Molly wrong. Mr. set right and in a year or two. Asthore," "Ballyhooley." Another new in Newcastle, a arrival season matters were worse. Sinclair, over, They won couldn't make it out. golden opinions At the end of who has already to readiness all another his promote had become by season, they charitable convinced that all gave a sweet though that here objects, glittered to the of "True was not subdued rendering and, to make a long gold The Throssell were Last." Misses after the of a story short, expiration and their clear enuncia very effective, these couple of years more, gentlemen a most is marked and pleasing found out, to their bitter tion cost, that their to Mr. contrast singers. ideas were a many speculative imported on "selections" the English snare and and a delusion that the Diamond's was a fitting surest prelude to Mr. road to success was that by Concertina with violin Good I Hart's night," which West Australians travelled. the latter dis am. Yours &c. oblifjato by Fr. Bourke of the old all that OLD SETTLER. playing delicacy master hand which the audience had Bunbury. of judging further still opportunity in his selection from and admiring Mater." Rossini's Stabat Later on ORCHESTRAL FREMANTLE SOCIETY. and was Mr. Hart loudly deservedly encored for his song of the "Gray of the successful series of The ninth tribute of admiration Mare." A similar Concerts given by the above Society was was to Mr. Diamond for his St. paid I-Iall on held in the Town Tuesday evening "I and Mr. Colebrook's a musical of view' the Anthony," last. Prom point that could be Thee in every Flower." Of Concert was seek lor everything but the attendance was not it desired, be by the latter may fairly gentleman with in keeping the means perform any in few singers will there be said that the if ance. Society's meetings Perhaps found combined such a delicacy of in more Perth, were extensively published as and power of compass Mr. made with the Eailway and training arrangements to delay hour the He authorities Colebrook undoubtedly possesses. by, say, an become the concerts train, night, might would indeed be a valuable acquisition profitable
as
and in the neighIt was here, that Mrs. supper-room, bouring Madden's fertile had full imagination for nothing and if it were else scope, mere than the decoration of these reflected so two which rooms, were much credit upon Northam, she indeed deserving of the liveliest grati inhabitants. But to tude from its Mrs. Madden and her popular hus credit of the band is due the entire to such a and carrying originating the concert, and successful conclusion a musical with not content providing at their own event alone they supplied on a the most sump expense supper tuous and liberal scale. Mr. Moorhead their health rein proposing merely
but
nervousness
doing good business. A native named Hoppey is to be on tried the 6th of for September the murder of his brother down east
room.
Mrs.
"
successes.
of
best in
justice,
appearances. effective with shall Hone
great
gives
Mr. Wright Colebrook.
travelling was
herself
her
Joseplison's
violin
conservatory (fitting accompaniment rare which had been to the exotics but the decorations thereon exhibited)
few
a
very duet
the
she
the
attained, pieces was
brightest." did
doubt
no
in
mind
are
with
many worun
suc
thoroughly the stretch
on
—
Clifton,
have
the
a
at,
high pitch
the
was
our
hardly is
off
Clifton brook
to
that
"
wear
of
Uiaston
to
aimed
flights
credit for orchestra
execution
their
ever
agriculture.
'
this
a
and
pertect;. to hear, Scenes
allude
adapted
keeping
had been consumed hours and a half in the most brilliant and enjoyable held outside Perth. The concert ever arrang stage had been most tastefully turned into a veritable ed in fact
tJUlAUtJU
in the unfrequently, to acknowledge
criticized are, in
severely out
not
no
pro
select
been an admirable of the nature we
in
"
un
a
and
and Gown"
Wig
strides. ing rapid Though only about twelve months in existence it has now over 40 benefit members on its books, and it is admitted that ere generally it will be one of the strongest long branches in the I believe colony. the anniversary celebration is to take on the 11th September. place The weather for the past week has been very in .conse boisterous, of which quence mail boats have been somewhat delayed. A branch of the Commercial Bank has been opened at Albany, and is
he
of his hearers. propensities For Thee," Miss Lockyer in the song, her usual sweetness of displayed and when she left the stage rendering, no one had the faintest idea that two
Tuesday
on
many of the
the
risible
them
Such
offered
he managed to tell amusing anecdotes of gentlemen "
OlUItillLLg
they have that those
run, fact
iliG
ciJJ.Wl.lOUAUU.QXy
halls.
our
to
of his
ceeded
no
"
and length twenty-minutes
choice
In
occupied
the
to
great
and
majority,
admirably
every his
excellence
Gindovnlln
of
for be
may the
the
in
Subject.
more
out-siders, we still
attempted, admirably Mr. courteous conductor,
deserves
gifts
which nature can bestow, come here to make a fortune and hoard up the treasures which we our in indolence to allow waste and in our extreme know not ignorance the value of. But, to strange after three or say,
forth
what
The
are tliey sleepy race, lacking in connctence,
hold
was
was
audience
and,
comer
beu-ieuance,
It
mixed
would
duffers,"
concert
a
to.
Sir,
the to public. also that the
to
in the to fill look
as too, would have
gramme,
To
"
are
must
we
believe
indifferent
of
skilled"
WORD
to
Concert Promenade of an inducement matter
A
submit
generally inclined
are
both
before the programme to be people are still as to refuse travell without the getting the selections pleasing
and
concluded,
Society
and
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1
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XI.
(Continued.) he gave no
he that sign and grant any release, almost fainted with anxiety.
none
more
of
worthy
and I also know her worthy
of
dially participated was
to
in
their
rGturn
joy
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tuici
them as
sorrow.
as
cor
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had Laura
on disappointed being not see informed that she could her father for a while. The poor child had thought that having obtained his forgiveness she had only to conduct him out of his prison. But the regula tions were strict and had to be carried
sadly
out
to the letter. He was to leave the of a Guardian Dungeon in charge until he had crossed the frontiers. to follow All she could do was at a
this Lesfrain
money
was
firkin
to
the packet To enable Anselm." the box handed
the carriage which was to such time as convey him away, until to should be allowed meet. they Laura However, the Prince promised that he would let her know the exact time he was to leave the Prison and the road he should travel She by. had to submit to their arrangements, which she was told were in reality so favours to her. many She granted and thanked her kind friend that back to Brumn. evening they started Laura trusted she would have an of letting the poor captive opportunity know that he was soon to be released. But. she was doomed to be again for Bernard had not disappointed, seen
Lesfrain
once
during
their
absence and he could therefore give them no a news of the prisoner, circumstance which redoubled poor Laura's She was tormented anxiety. with the idea that the pardon had been granted too late, and with this
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sociated
tenants,
(6)
I
such levy not of the annual
amount
(7) inform
The
advice
to
to ex contri
will exert to itself in Great public, especially of the and aims of Britain, proceedings combinations' of landlords in Ireland, and will devote to particular attention contested bye-elections. The afford will (8) League legal
League
the
in
tenants
connection
with
or instituted threatened any proceedings of any combination by, or at the instance of landlords, or who by any landlord concerned is engaged or in such com
and in the event of the eviction bination, of any such tenants from their holdings as of such the the result proceedings, extent of its League to the full power will and support, afford them shelter that provided such are that
Council
the
is
satisfied refer
to
to the in questions dispute them and their landlords. The of the League shall be affairs (9) of 15 members directed by a Council from their own elected annually body of the League, the first by the members willing
arbitration between
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to
ijuuncu
from
oe
The
muntn
of the the
be
of
subscription
be any
a
League.
to membership determined
should
(11)
wituia
of the
Admission
(10)
League Council shall
eiectea
formation
the
not
sum
a
than
less
by
member
£1
per
annum.
the
of
Donors
(12)
will
upwards
Council
and
£10
election by members of the
for
honorary
as
of
sums
be eligible
League. be (13) Meetings of the League will held from time to as summoned time, by the Council. The Council will make and (14) from time to time such further publish rules and such alterations in the con of the stitutions League as it may deem to be expedient.
The following resolution was agreed to unanimously That the special committee, together with Mr. Mr. Davitt, Mr. T. Biggar, and Mr. T. D. Sullivan, be Healy, —
:
,
authorised its
receive and subscriptions of the League pending of the meeting for the election and that Mr. Campbell and to
members
register first
Council, Mr. Cox secretaries
be requested to of the committee.
act
hon.
as
Continued.
Tenants'
RULES
collect and and secretaries of the Council
nnM
CIRCULAR
Irish
to
IsUMvoi
uiicvvljr
ceed the bution.
know
parture.
not
body of tenants the League will held annually for
sustain
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how you manage," muttered the much guardian moved, apparently "but you always overcome my resolu tions. kind Well, I will accept your offer. Tell Anselm I shall my brother soon and that perhaps be with him, we shall meet to part no more. Now us let I speak about your father. have managed to give him a hint of the good news and he was fortunate able to control his He ly joy, name uttered with such your an accent of love and gratitude that it resounded again in the very of my heart. The only thing depths now to be done is to wait patiently. The Governor was in the prison this morning and I guess from a word I overheard that father will be your taken away this very night. Of course the greatest will be taken precautions to insure and you yourself must secrecy observe the greatest to the prudence end. Adieu. And may God reward you all heart desires." by giving you your Warned by the faithful Lesfrain and also receiving a private message her hastened to make all self, Lady Eliza the necessary for de preparations
help
may arise, secretaries shall be recognised by the Council and the transaction of all by the League in affairs in which the interest of such
the
before
De
communicate with the occasion League whenever and such treasurers and
n.rnn-
by him
such
to
He
qiiaI-wq
vnivi
tiieu1
n.
more
League
the Tenants' be entitled to the case of need. of the League will
at a appoint, meeting the purpose, treasurers remit their contributions,
on to' call promised your excellent brother on our home. Give us way the joyful satisfaction of announcing to him I will him tell your arrival. how deeply indebted I am to you good William, and that these obligations will for ever remain in my engraven as one of the happiest memory of my
arms.
congratulated their sharing
Dornn.Wl
:
Then to Laura he said. turning Be reassured, I will give my child. orders that father be released. your Eecommend him however not to abuse this favour." So saying the Emperor turned to and walked away. his grandson Laura to speak to express tried her thanks but the words died on her lips. She could only look at the Emperor and the young who had pleaded for prince her. She fell senseless in her friend's
ftWRiuing
tn
to
sum
to
combining
or
the
assist
to
Branches (5) but formed,
be
"
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news
appointed at their called immediately house to speak to Laura and with his usual harshness addressed her thus You are mistaken, young lady, if think I sell my you services. Take back your gold. as I am not so mean to have acted through cupidity." "You misunderstand us, my good friend. We do not wish to pay you for services. Your land heart your alone to have pity on prompted you father. We in return wish my poor to procure of embrac you the pleasure a dearly loved relative. ing once more Do not refuse to take the money for that I beg of you. purpose, We have
friend."
nun
promised that he
one
any to
aud subscribing fence Fund will of the League in
in
free.
trustor!
An
time.
your
The Duchess of who had stayed back now hurried up to give assistance with the liveliest interest and after some time Laura recovered. When she remembered what had happened and she burst into tears at last the to express was able her happy child in words. Before feelings leaving Schonbrumn the charming Duchess was loaded her with favours. It Laura's wish to return at once to Brumn, but Lady Eliza observed to her that first of all she must go and tell the result of their to expedition the Prince who had so generously in assisted them their undertaking. On arriving at his Palace they found
and
on
combining
buuoubo
over
said the well," to raise Lady :
ft
containing
:
favours." Majesty's " I know it very Emperor, hastening Eliza from her knees the virtues many
be
had
be given his host when leaving. On were written these words. " the good Brother you to visit unforeseen accident By some
going Laura Lady Eliza watched her with solici and inspired tude, by her kind heart she too threw herself at the feet of the monarch, saying " have pity on this child. There Sir, are
to
soon
siderable
to
was
Lesfrain him the
spirits.
well
quite
this the young girl be hearing calm, and the joy she had lost for a short time returning to her she ran over to embrace the generous to whom friend she owed it all. This so perfect friend, noble in her devotedness, desired to increase the yet more she had enkindled joy which by put in a position to reward the ting Laura kind-hearted warder.
were
CHAPTEE
was
Tenants
(4) estates
came
Two
AND
latter
distance
a
not, also
or
schools, where
primary seminary Coreans
theological for
3
whether
Coreans, number
of
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poor
of gossip columns of Mr. William be "When We of a description
in the stated the Star that the title novel will 0'Brien:s It is were Boys." the Irish social life, is
It
told
fib
day, counsel engaged for received a farth
the
have
him
reassure
would On
identified.
the other
him
by
given
rumour
nor
this the purpose (3) In order to effect tenants Ireland are invited throughout to contribute to a tenants' defence fund in to a fixed the poor-law proportion valuation of their holdings.
for having her, managed Lesfrain and get a word with about the General he had been
to
recent
The
Eandell.
religious
of the The London correspondent to is in a Freeman's Journal position on most reliable authority, the confirm, the
a
unable
felt
so
to meet
named James
found near, of a struggle. in the man's Dean Sherlock,
Toku
lady, of the
and
Wingrove, while found Wednesday, a man covered with bushes. He the matter to the police, reported found a bullet who, on examination, wound in the head. was No weapon man
she
mind
sat up almost the whole walls. night looking at the dark prison At early dawn however the faithful came over to relieve her fears Bernard
and
good
on shooting th6 body of
ago.
population,
to rest,
York.
the
Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., says three movement Parnell began
her
in
thought
disturbed ago by the former's Eoman Catholicism. upon A tribute to Washington in twentyseven to the languages was presented of the United President States by the President of the. Jesuit New College,
good
a
Gladstone and Cardinal Manning renewed the intimate of' friendship Oxford which was some days,
years attacks
800,000.
Dillon, of it in
time
of
population
Mr.
matt.
i
The lasia
A
anil
1
Jntmjjlmtial
Defence
AND
LETTER.
of the following circular Copies hare been despatched to the bishops, priests, and prominent and laymen of Ireland, to the English Liberal members of
League
REGULATIONS.
Parliament : " House of Commons, 23rd July, '89. " As secretaries to the honorary Committee Special appointed by the Irish Parliamentary Party at its meeting to make yesterday, arrangements —
The following of
lations
Defence
the
rules Irish
new
and regu Tenant's
League The
(1)
is
League the
tain
the
are
rights
Ireland
now
Irish to
and
assert
of
of the tenant farmers attacked threatened or
combinations
aggressive
Defence main
Tenants'
founded
of
Irish
by land
to their and equit legal protect able interest in their holdings by a de fensive combination themselves. among is to The of the League object (2)
counteract by legal tion of landlords rents;
to
extort
means
to
stimulate
destroy tenants
or
terms
in
imperil their
the
holdings.
or
of purchase, or
evictions,
excessive
arrears,
UDjust
impose inequitable
combina
all
exact
to
in
any security
way
Tennnts honour
lords,
to or
to of
to
preliminary
the
to
enclose,
of the 1 rish
formation
Defence League,
we
for your
have
the
consideration
of
the suggested constitution, before the first be laid meet ing of the League to bo held in Dublin about the end of next month. We are that subscriptions authorised to state to the League, or donations in aid of its a
copy
which
will
now be remitted, may and for admission to application membership of the under may be made, to either oi to any of the members of the signed,
purpose,
Special
Committee
—
namely,
Mr
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and
Mr.
Biggar,
and
;
8263 bushels Queensland, 43,584 of oats, 109,879 of Western Australia, 322,739
Mr. T. D.
Healy,
Gill
P.
T.
sub
all
and applications received up to of the first of the meeting be recorded in the report will of
scriptions the date
League
add
to
will
attention
that
speaking
to
Plain is the title article in
Thomas the Southern to Melbourne Sir
president Adelaide, to hold
M.P.
he South month. as
(says from
historic
his
in of
campaign the
20th
-fttara
wow
Mr.
if
W
liafa
conf
iroro »»vw
wvuw
the
Whelan
.
who the
in
ings
is
at
districts
country
to
Esmonde
meetings as for Western
possible Australia.
to
to
blood.
as
per
torture, rape, favourite means. exclusively
is
the
New
in
Western
659;
6-56;
in
revenue
is
population
thus
:
;
stands
the population New 19s. 2d.
South
;
3d.; New expenditure
Zealand, of the
8d.
3s.
.
as
follows
:
—
National Library of Australia
oats,
his
importance Milk.
of
milk
is
For
—
whatever
be
to
some
and
the
down
sit
and
again
vegetables
and
;
to
'
er
—
boiled ham, and saute of of the queen
me some bring roast goose, and some liver,
squash potatoes, stewed tomatoes, he says, in his Well, his voice as he rests
beans,
manly
He
remarks! thinks so
'
Conveney's "
hands
his
found
out
but
par' of knives —
his of around
looks
seienely wonder who .he is, didn't we hear two
people do for
they three ask,
Fr.
is
John
'er
now—
on the table and rubs has 'I guess Mr. Cleveland can't be above his that a man sudden rattling unfortunately the rest and folks drowns
and
he
—
mashed
strong elbows
What
is
fool
Action Standard." that
We observe action
been
against The
settled.
in the place the cans water-tank, should be provided in every dairy.
that
?'
Father Conveney's has the Standard defendants have
is
consent
a
ratified
the
by
court
effect
for the that they apologiee of the libel to and publication agree the £75 in court, paying moreover lodge sum with all costs. of £25, together The libel was in that Father question to a wish at expression " Skibbereen that of the the hands
gave
Conveney
meeting in God might strengthen
a
public
who killed District-Inspector It is satisfactory to note that Martin." a zealous even the Standard cannot libel and respected Irish absolute with priest impunity.— -Nation. man
of
most
important
—
of dairying which deal of attention,
has received a great and there is still more as the merits difference of opinion to of the deeD and shallow t.bn milkla svstem in wide, shallow placed the deep system, deep
The
employed. receives America
of
are
deep
cans
of support
measure
As be
should
in
summer
is
it
cooler
in
be advantageously the best give used are generally
results.
about
with
20
When
in.
of water,
as
running
kept
be
shallow
dishes,
districts
the treatment ing of the butter. cream
is
matter
how
is
Kept at a temperature with the regulated
:
are
a
of water the tank,
stream
mux
lid.
in
immersed
a
and
much more is re the milk. M. T. K. the principal dairying York State, on belief of " The says leading
visited
of New Australian the of the features
cans
The
well and
setting
Dow, who
would
diameter
through
so
for
quired
and
close fitted
a
tne
tne cans, covering low temperature.
cannot
in
are
they and
filled,
could
cans
The
8 in.
a
which and spring
that
adopted,
deep,
at
kept
during deep
Australia,
the
essential
and
than
temperature prevails generally
tank
in
cans
and Europe, and it is a system adapted to the requirements
peculiarly of Australia. milk lower
while
dishes, narrow
use
the larger
,
signed to the
the
Care is butter-making. needed throughout the process to keep the milk and its produces clean. Setting Milk. milk to Setting allow the cream to rise is a department
is
the
against
which
BUTTER-MAKING. Cleanliness of condition
;
waiter
string
;
eat a and buckwheat breakfast and
ought
we
cauliflower.
and
be removed at once to the dairy or house. milk Here the milk should be strained. If the dairy is a cool one, the animal heat will but pas& off gradually should it be necessary to send the milk or the factory away to market quickly, it should be run through the refrigera tor. In the absence of a refrigerator,
you and
steak
him
let
as
office,
own
their
#atm,
loyalists
which
oiled
their
with
boots from it.'
dripped statement sustains it.
was
the but
disputed,
"
determined and he enumerates
were
be rebels,
maddening
measures,
there the
insulting
by which the rebellion fomented the deliberately by that it might be stifled Government in union forced on a Mood and the hateful
people. prostrate revelations striking those best acquainted !
of the
time.
But
There in
the article
with most
are,
the
striking
indeed, even
to
history of all is
In
both the cow milking, the milk treatment. require proper to the The cow should not be driven at slow than a milking yard faster
Milking.
—
and
natural
and
walk,
otherwise
Holmes
declares,
®ome.
anfc
Station, DAIRYING.
was
8,647,690 of
of
and oppressive,
Victoria,
;
2,803,800
and
grease
should several
;
jbushels
body,
he
;
South
raised
be given
might hazard
of the Durham of me, in the presence that had several he himself persons, in cutting assisted with open the breast " out axe and pulling the heart.' an Mr. Gladstone asserts and boldly that the rebellion of '98 clearly proves work of the Govern was the deliberate "The ment of the day. Government,"
Wales, £8 5s.; 18s. 7d. South Aus
were there of wheat,
instances
"'Captain told regiment
Queensland, £8 Western £7 9s. 6d. Australia, tralia, £9 2s. ; Tasmania, £4 18s. 4d. New last £6 3s. Id. In Victoria Zealand, season
—
who, at the
"The Gordon
;
.
in
day
—
—
of the population £7 Os. 5d. ; New
his
of the Ancient Some soldiers British regiment cut open the dead body of Fr. after the of Michael battle Murphy, took out his heart, Arklow, roasted the
thus
New Victoria, £7,287,151; South Wales, £8,778,851 ; Queensland, South Australia, £3,368,405; £2,376, 399 ; Western Australia, £385,129 New Tasmania, £405,807; Zealand, This works out per head £3,725,555. given:
given to cruelty. liberation from he weut to Mr.
wholly
after
"'
10s.
is
was
lordship
and maintained concealed until the storm passed away.' " On the other hand
;
colonies
ground While the backs of
lives
;
South
;
suspicion
notwith hours, remonstrances of pressing This nobleman's attention
day
"'Many
Western Aus 16s. Tasmania, £2 £3 12s. 8d. The
6d. ;
£2
Wales,
£4
5d. ; Queensland, £2 6s. Australia £4 '5s. Id. tralia,
may
libel
salt into the cuts; throwing their wounds allowed to be
not, however,
men,
£2
Victoria,
—
:
Now
to
turkey
of
twenty-four
And again
£7 6s. 7d. ; New South Wales, £8 7s. Queensland, £9 3s. 7d. ; South Aus £7 16s. lid.; Western Austra tralia, £8 8s. 9d. The taxation per head lia, of
you and
or
what knew.
cutting his men,
—
but
believe (original idea, he says we all eat a man that you take
another
talking
turnip,
(says Gordon) Cornelias house and took out Grogan's of the stable two coach horses to sell.
Victoria,
—
for
On the Wexford
Zealand, head of the
per stated
in
on
were
miserable were
was
rebels,
his lordship,
'the standing the surgeon.
718;
Australia, in New
on
being
dressed
;
Tasmania, 597. The
lia,
of their
nor
I
believe,
as
fritters;
order
by
given men,
employed
;
was
special
after-
vain of clean
—
butter-making
process of the milk and the work milk to raise the Cooling
practised. No universally or how small the large and some method dairy, deep can of keeping the milk cool seem to be regarded as indispensable In the case of the vats to the milk referred was already not set deep, for there was a large body of milk to be cooled but cold water was in the applied space between the bottom and double Bides. The object is to produce a difference of sought between the milk and the temperature
.
;
'
in
;
in Queensland 3306 ; lia,
A flogging
Lord Kingscourttotwo
those
'
all
eats
hands
Protestant
an
—
none, except the drummers
Vic
popu 3620
:
down
at the whom
Mr. me tev. whose uoraon, clergyman, and natural was strong prejudice against the We have only insurgents. space for an illustration or two out of a
is in
beneficed
a
much.
sits
much
of
sea
were and murder their Mr. Gladstone quotes from the contemporary
of
writings
South
South Wales, in South Austra 3777 in Western Australia, rate is in 3588. The marriage Vic 842 ; in New South Wales 737 toria, in Queensland 863 ; in South Austra lation
a
the trans is
at night meal. Well, hearty feels kinder that man heavy an' lazy. he does ? And he Don't you .know he smokes 1 thinks too but much, too much. believe he eats sir I Yes, of us we all eat twice as think just
he has opened out
heart of hearts, they justly as the main Mr. regard props of coercion, Gladstone affords a striking illustration law of the methods by which and order were maintained of the by the friends of '98. Union in the insurrection Arson
—
Australasia of
through that
path
too
he
2.
their
in
"
New
thousand
be
It is
language
own
then at dinner time he'll and eat a lot of meat and pie and coffee again
so
resistance.
short easy. To the Pigottists who raise their and eyes in hypocritical horror of Moonlighters, isolated outrages
route
en
;
3249
oppression
libertv
The and
is
many
1,085,740; Queensland, WaleB, 387, 463 South Australia, 318,308 Western Australia, 42,137 ; Tasmania, The New Zealand, 146,149; 607,380.
toria
must
the
in
be
It is warm when it comes from and the animal cow, heat must be to pass off quickly, allowed or the effect will be injurious. The milk should not be allowed to stand exposed to the heat,
was
potatoes eggs and fried for cakes and coffee
Govern
to
demand
her
reach
hundred
rate
resistance
?
He
now
again.
his
and I do, and
old
this
to
as.
liim
:
for population The birth 3,678,056.
Clarion,
days was that it was both Mr. Gladstone O'Brien but follow the doctrines Catholic Church. Three con she holds to be necessary to In
armed The 1.
—
Irish
A preliminary of Australasian return for 1888, prepared by the shows that on the Government statist, 31st December Victoria headed the list The in are population. figures
total
furnished A
hug
has Mr. Gladstone always wanting. removed the second also. Thanks to need no longer look forward him, Ireland
Victoria, return to his what
;
London
of other means redress open the 4. A reasonable oppressed. The last condition was hope of success.
Statistics.
1,090,869,
the
in
hence
all
pail,
sty.
the from copied Lancet a few years and ago, to the Jrodunk by a syndicate and a hundred other important and has been around floating
you
the
opponents
Man.
talking
that
article
see) I
next
statisties
Victoria,
ill
An
vii
is
into
lating
demon-
jiuiuou
will
it
be used, it must attended to when taken from carefully the cow. Milk absorbs noxious quickly should not be allowed gases, and hence to stand near the manure heap or pig
flattery.
man
since.
New
of
address here when
Australasian
TTlirt»l u jjiuu
/I
who
!
sheets,
great No
to and who had promised South Australia, asking intentions are. It was thought that Mr. have more time to spare Deasey might for thoroughly this canvassing colony than Sir Thomas Esmonde, and a list be of places where good meetings could him : If Mr. guaranteed has been sent return here as expected, Deasey cannot will be for Sir made arrangements
Thomas
Ah
irresistible to
proves
cleanliness
as
Treatment
fear
his
his
Loud-Voiced
loud-voiced
ever
ment
meet
addressing
servile
for
the
at
the
witu
of the
present
their
Irish
justify
Secretary National in League Adelaide, is, we to Mr. understand, writing Deasy,
M.P.
truth-6peaking
no
ditions
He intends Western visiting in October or Australia November and that thinks he could visit the perhaps towns in South on Australia principal liia
illdug
4-
n
in
facts
Gladstone
uuau
of
better than
milk
purpose
Union"
the Irish
on
him
enters
efforts
milking.
of Mr.
ill
hopeless. and Mr.
a
on
people
the
Mr.
rebellion
writes Cross) Mr. W. ViceDixon, of the Irish National League, that he has arranged stating
begins Wales
love
the
Union-
and violence has people by fraud moral force upon their con binding science. He a with quotes approval of Mr. O'Brien at the Forgeries' saying the sole Commission that to objection
at of meetings Mount couple in Gambier and Millicent early Aug but cannot to remain ust, arrange any in South at that Australia longer time, ,
the
on
Speaking
his
ling array,
to
Coming
Esmonde,
of barley.
73,630
Gladstone's masterly Nineteenth Century , and it and no mistake. plain is, speaking with the Speaking (says United Ireland) of his great authority, marshal courage
us
Esdmonde Thomas West Australia.
his
The "
any be
ouiaviuu
Sir
wheat, in barley; of bushelB
for
Campbell, " Joseph R. Cox. Sees, to the Special Committee."
Hon.
of
less
may the regarding of the League.—
make to to pleased and constitution object Your faithful servants, " Henky
revelation of the courage, and truth, of the great who genius Englishman dares tell these things to his own people, bids and with the truest of all patriotism her clear -this one stain from her foul be it annals. To their credit spoken,
careful
be given which you
communication
of oats,
41,852
wheat,
Plain
proceedings. have "We
"
Mr.
Mr.
Harrington, Mr. T. M.
Sullivan,
its
Mr.
the
of barley in New South 1,131,427 ; Wales, 1,405,503 bushels of wheat, 109, in 931 of oats, of barley; 36,760
of Mr.
Mayor
M'Carthy,
'
Dublin,
'
the Lord
Mr. Davitt, Mr. Justin
Parnell,
neatea
she or
should
excitea.
not ine
be art
of milking is easily learned by practice, it for to is easier and, as a rule, people to milk their learn than to govern 'i of he temper the milker temper, for he can requires governing, only in anger the expense of the at indulge milk
The cow should
supply. quickly, until the milking be milked dry.
milked
is
finished, must
not
should be be left and should
to be taken for the strippings milk, are not to only valuable, but, if allowed the cows remain, diminish milking is another capacity. Regularity poiut of importance. The cows should be
obtain
milked
all
at
Care
the
time every day, an allowed between interval equal being each milking. mu6t be ob Cleanliness served of dairying. If rubbing the teats is not sufficient render to them clean, before be washed and dried must they milking.
the
If
same
filth
isallowed
to
mix with
as a sorrounding condition atmosphere to of the favourable the rising cream. In those creameries which did not pro of butter duce a large quantity I
what
found,
known as the The main operation. is
always
'
cooley feature of the milk of this system is the placing in deep closed cans in cold submerged The cans are water. about 20 in. deep, are in and they a tank of cold placed the water to about 2 in. water, rising above tbe the top of the can, so that '
in
system
whole
There
submerged.
is
is generally into the flowing an overflow pipe so that the tem
stream of water small tank from a and tap, off the to take surplus, a
is of the water kept at from Fahr. the degrees Although less labour the than system involves usual method of milk in broad setting shallow a still more labour-sav dishes,
perature 40 to 45
adopted in the large
plan is setting
ing viz,,
the milk
in
the
factories,
vats."
Of
from cooling apart of water, would not be as shallow as the cream setting,
deep
course,
setting,
by means good as rise would not before souring commenc ed but when is cooling adopted, ;
of the
rising
temperature
falling
the
cream
milk
allowed
is
longer
kept time
is
promoted
of the milk, the cream
sweet in
which
to
the
by the and as is
rise.
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house trial.
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scientist
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throws
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mud
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beats
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:
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longer pardoned him.
Hicks hit
bull's
the
the
has had a Did you
hear with
and inoffensive he is constantly that his
Briggs
:
A
time
thousand statement,
Owing
crop this hardly up Boarder
to their "
this
salt
day after Farmer change ?" we
to
kin,
"
I
After
yer.
first
Waal,'
C»sar.' hearin but I
the
to
4
that were tell the theayter wuss than bad. it's think but all crime to kill nothing fellows the aujieuce, just to amuse it oughter be put a stop to.' A
little
few drink
some
to
was
drink this he said answered
"Yes,
day.
his
other
any
mother
kind
for
" ;
my
44
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Billings who blunder
he
simply
says
:
waz
never
with misst
a
presence
them
breathe as be
will
at
undertakers
is
respekts
no
so pay do luv for oneing around
the
for
of
repentance, satisfackshun, The man politeness. quiet
solid cums
comfort an
ackt and
act
ov
whozeconversashun
made
;
fellow
ov
this
kind."
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to wicn ;
on
the
into,
visit
every stole
by
:
and
taking and
little-
when
he had
him
nothing. his claim,
on
summoned The
old
should
—
4
very 4
queer.'
What
is
Very
dry
4
Now
nothing. I
healed.'
on
that I am still blind the use of my eyes, I various chattels and he now, when I am my blindness, in it.' single thing
in
saw
But
I
swears
gates
If
flask.
have
haven't. We the temperance
an
No
got
'Pretty but
took last
that
lie
flask
in
This
is
I Well, That's the
unless I someone's
that
when
I
first
aside
went
the
with
man
out
sandy
of :
chance
my
I
time
Questions
!
!
reside
house ;
of
see
a
in
thing all
irri
forms childlike
of
complaints, giving natural, sleep always ? will tell you unhesitatingly they Some Jorm of Hops 1 1 /"
44
any
of
all
or
What be
the
is
relied
best
phys
only remedy that all diseases of the
cure
urinary
organs
such
;
as
or ina diseases —
tell you explicitly they will 44 Buchu." phatically Ask the same physicians
What
is
for
cure
all
stipation,
the liver
most
and
reliable
diseases
and
ague, fever, M andra/te
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&c.," or
I
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these
remedies
equally
And
compounded such Hop Bitters,
;
con
malaria, tell
you
:
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ill-health
or
can
and power, Harmless
yet
possibly it
for
its
resist,
is
the
frail to
weak-
woman,
use.
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sir
4
it,
;
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in
men
a
year
and
I
it.
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eight
Yes,
neuralgia, nervousness, various diseases peculiar
and
wakefulness, drawn
from
shape rheumatism,
of or
Erysipelas
of
out
blood
and, in
and
I
am
greatly
disap
did
you
make
out
?'
was
be It
her.
all
day
to the medicines I
am
dyspepsia, diseases
the
blown
name
vile
above,
white in
poisonous
the
she
without
a
I
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bottle. stuff
made
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of
all
and
in
state of sufferd
had long bronchial affection
a
that
to see disordered
there stomach
enough
from
the
and the
that others
the main trouble would soon leave
if
under
medical effect.
no
or
she
'
:
on
from
longer. be dead.
last
one
it
;
and make
is
no
only
me
1
'
hope.
good I
no
to
expense of
hold and
by
en two
or
reguest
more
the
can
of Mother my
does
got
wrought
a
a bottle
Almanacks
Seigel's
hers. The Board and grauted
is
had
she
in
me
Syrup
I week
ivorsc.
that
give
:
a failure proves and die in peace,
cures
to
worse
I feel
There
make of you Curative Seigel's it
treatment this strait
In
;
the
no
it
shall
one
read
of in
Syrup
of the
cases
like
the ever, the other What was of
the lone woman poor how petition, believing as Syrup would proved as useless medicines she had taken. pitied her
already
their few
a
able to outside to
actually she was
astonishment
in the to find, that, she had not only days, of but out to move get bed, the and had taken house, considerable a and distance, better health than enjoying
bronchitis, of symptoms
her
true
that
hearty
as
rapidly will Barbara the Inspector
the
hosts of Mother power housands who
of were
Seigel's chemists
living Seigel's
no
asthma than
more
disease
(indigestion and it now abated, be as hale, and soon
and himself, witnesses
Syrup
just ready Curative and
The
ill.
were
dyspepsia),
seems
of
taken
first
which
and and
bunch of green and Dr. Soule's
she
of a fair shrewd
good judgment
situation
own
she bad life
following touching appeal I have been swallowing Inspector do months. me no for They good.
Mother
genuine
nan.
c
native
to
to
made
going
dure
was
Nature is heir to Have been cured by Dr. Soule's Hop Bit ters, of which can be found in every proof in the known world. neighborhood
igTNone hops on
o
vi.
is
been but
years,
since
poisoning, almost fact,
no
Barbara nf
cured that her disease probable began others the usual as do, with symptoms bad the of sour headaches, breath, rising fluids and faintin the throat, oppression of the stomach, loss of sleep, ness at the pit dull bad taste coated in the tongue, eyes, became chronic and mouth, Sec., and finally her not hopeless through being able to find The Inspector states that she any remedy. could
journeys
scrofula.
is
being
place,
use
to
and wise
ailments arose and digestion,
about
excruci
!
Saltrheuin, indigestion, frail
small
a
there
nraif.i«T» voivivu
added
this, her
Although
Barbara
been
inflammatory
from
suffering
on
the foundation for Chronic and out of this Dyspepsia, and as complaints age her. crept apace upon
her
asthma
course
women.
ating pangs and chronic,
the
many
of
agony
111!
crazy
"
and
months,
pointed. How 4
sir,
of phsioians, liver diseases, called consump
cured.
44
wound as more. many do it, Didn't want to you know, but it was kill or be. killed. The crowd let me alone after a while but the Indians was a nuisance. I was counting just I bad killed in up how many twenty4
been
to
great
dying"
by
given up kidney coughs,
Women gone nearly
People
1866.
and
enabled
Mother
Patients
nearly
or
was
other
up
theparish." It seems
other severe
have
tion,
of law
of
dead
and
years,
Bright's
laid and
way
health. from
If
ii.
44
was
?'
and
would most child
smallest
or
or
under extremely
she would that She did not
that
tlm
old
an
The trouble from which out. dated back In many years. more prosperous days she had
sprung
one
Ameri
a
exist
ago came
likely kind. but and
in
noniiniarl
Indigestion had
time
Smith, She
wuu
better in some
liad
combined
arc
valuable, into Dr.
em
surest
dyspepsia
or
indigestion,
to
lessness
Request.
some
instiutions
living suffered
ness, respect
eminent
most
and
to
on
and
agent.' Must
deal
;
infirmities bodily albeit Barbara was not ignorant, fallen into In earlier poverty. the somehow obtained advantage
i.
the
that
says
education, chapter
4
great
few
a
per, she
busi
4
a
Dying
the mainland, miles distant,
on
land
l
the
It
complaints,
seen
;
but put your Dr. remedy,
harm, pure Bitters
simple,
named Barbara woman, the notice of the Board. it did look and not ill, of any long need care
parochial
paper. ?' asked one Were you cattleminding of the group. a railroad station No, sir ; I was
have
He
lands.
tell
and mys wonderful terious curative is which power developed, is so varied in its operations that no disease
his
4
on
buy good,
44
at
water.
ice
can
said the he laid
as
much
so style,
An amusing and yet pathetic incident in the short and what the poet Gray called annals of the is told poor," by Mr. simple John of the J. R. Macklejohn, one Inspec of the Estors Shetland Poor, at Lerwick,
dele
all
And
the here
cured
there,'
goatee
only
you
that
A Pauper's
bu.t
kidneys
lost
Texas
does
in
symp
the
see
chapter
than
and
icle.
haven't
can
give
Oklahoma
this
Times.
spending
that American cures Hop and will cost, see always at a trifling you and have times health. Chron good good
you
of a bulge before I begin pocket the third time and I to-day, of anything smell got the first
invalid
rougher
no
Hard
and better food, cheaper clothing real and substantial things of life get more and the foolish every way, especially stop habit of employing expensive quack doctors of the vile or using so much humbug medi
grateful.
are
lost.
discouraged.
rough,
ness,
More
healthy
will he
years,
SILVER
LEVERS, Guaran GALLE'S, Albany.
J.
will If you stop fine clothes, food Tich
article
convention
and
for
to
at
or
abscesses,
44
of
any
such
Dubuque.' You are!
44
Ar-
I
two
Soule's
"
goods
am
teed
near
icians
;
my
able
not
a
we
to
Ask
'that I affirm
valuable
gentleman
any
Bright's disease, diabetes, retention, and to retain all the bility urine, and ailments to Women peculiar
sight
when
for
;'
years
the presence of within the system, and effective curative
ROTHERHAM HUNTER
S.
0
trust
refreshing And
in
to
n
Xl\)
?'
nervous
still
sum
my
boils, out
eruptions, point; taints orimpurities and call for instant medicines. ulcerations
and I always
throat,
ask
to
he carries
if
44
he declares the contrary
causes
cine
sensation
the next in my
most eminent Physician what is the best any school, the world for quieting and allaying tation of the nerves, and curing all
got
says
1- was
blind,
snakes
Ask
all
man
a
of the
'
As
her
in
two
—
nn/ioconvi'ltr UvWwiSSUiiiijF
all
standing
recover
I continued
if
him
I
if
money
Three
bitten.
—
eyes,
physician and as she before her the
'This Court thus spoke; in what he speaks the truth I did promise to give him
but
was
Vital
time
The
woman
been
struck me iu my left leg.' And die ?' you didn't 4 As you see.' 4 But you you 1 had a quart of whisky, and I drank it and counteracted the poison. wasn't It quite enough, however, and and then when I feci there are days now
something little
Capped
HUNTER,
and Pills. Holloway's Ointment Notable Facts. Intense heat augments of skin disease and the annoyances the of febrile encourages development disorders therefore as ; should, they can they be, removed by these detergent In stomach and purifying preparations. liver and affections, complaints, pains of the bowels, Ointment spasms Holloway's well rubbed affected over the part ease, pre immediately gives the greatest vents and inflammation, congestion checks and the diarrheea, threatening averts cholera. The poorer incipient inhabitants of will find these large cities remedies to be their best friend when any when from unknown or pestilence rages,
mm
that ifhe he should
Physician, salve to her
his
applied
have
might
;
ov what iz called up entirely iz most uncomfoi table kritter wit the I had rather, stir up (he imaginable nest be stirred hornet's than up bi a
is
entered
I
a
an
of
use
a
4
I look upon known to
to
the
a
but
klass
Next
leaving
blindness, of money sum but ; she should infirmity remained, him This nothing. agreement
and
am
wish
noze, and doktors in this world as
world.
her
cbons.
get
pauper's phuneral. that world the and are willing so to mutch, as the philosophers. I poorly, an idea ; 1 wouldn't giv a cuss half the opinyuns that are float
There
lost
—
blame man for to enny trieing hiz even mules won't load ; lighten dubble without carry kicking up behind. if man haint got enny. that a I argy he haint soul. conshience got enny Keep yure feet warm, yure hed cool, and
her
from
refused
an'
kind uv pitty hiz destiny.
a
Physio-
physician tnis oargam of witnesses
cure
time,
don't
thru yure skarse
in
maue
after
sisted
child,"
just
anu
in the should
give
die." 44
—
I
I
for
it,
off,
J.
Q(
"
LEVER
Guaranteed Jewelled, GALLE'S, Albany. and
toms.'
in
the
having
called
tnern,
It's
"Well,"
you."
hear
articles
and
woman
eyes,
bad,
cannot
we
the little fellow, replied would that condensed cow
haz
I've
while spending a boy, was to in Florida, obliged other condensed as no milk, be had. "Mamma, must 1 condensed millc all the time ?"
one
?"
ian.
her
you
gents happen with you I shall be ever so I think I feel the premonitory
?"
he healed and demanded her, the promised payment. The old woman when she recovered her sight, and saw none of her goods in her would house,
city
weeks
'But
to
to
A.
bitten.'
me
party to his reflection.
Woman
old
property she had
for theatre was 'Julius
The play she said afterwards,
time.
Old
away,
salt
and
for
the
The
give being
Waal,
:
please
pork supper." The old lady went
farmer
receive if her
Can't
day.
have the potatoes
will
we
:
standard." I'm here, getting pork and potatoes
breakfast
you guess
a
UBual
See
fried
'
make bold
drove
a
not
loose
'em
4
the
?
at 1 got seated and the desk, my and menace me. serpents began to rattle Three of the boys were in at the looking determined not to window, and I was show a sign of weakness.
the
:
breadstuff
glad useful
are
very the
An
merchant
and
on
!
?'
SILVER
<»
4
when
wanting, occurred
The job
They caught
4
are
they
you
was
it
was
been
times.
rattlesnake
up a nerve.'
my
and
sir,
different
4
Him.
op
out
es
4
The
You must horse a
4
steal
!
Rise
we
family." And
had this out of Leith miles in one circulars of his trade of the to the failure barley fine old whiskeys are year our
of
tired for
Well,
Jones bought
ago." wine
and
grocer
"
do What
-.4
of meat
"Well,
now I but in hot water
;
44
neighbours." said Brown,
know," dog a short
44
44
it
mild
44
so.
dialogue Have you any hay ?" Plenty of it, sir." of corn Have you plenty
"Yes." 44 Plenty 44 Yes."
:
was
it
;
rate,
to
said
sir,'
advice.'
try How
turned
The of
nature
you,
cure
my
what
see
ing following 44
?
/
Dr.
physician, Mass.
narrow
five and big fellows, in while I my office I was at When I returned supper. and so walked was busy thinking, very in on them without warning.' right and then ? Mercy on me 4
went
two
to
44
At any a cow, I believe. cost me £20 to fix it up with who owned the critter. the fellow 44 of the quietest be one Jones must said Smith the other men day, going,"
No
i
governor
who Briggs, target practice) eye, old man
(to at
out
day
if
can
he
the
4
found
last
that
put
to
me
one o'clock January stood when the thermometer morning, of a in the zero, of vicinity party in a very hailed a farmhouse roysterers The farmer boisterous fashion. sprang few drew on a out of his warm bed, and ran out shiver of clothing, articles
use
remained
at
state
follow
a
About
Doctor, what patient of your saving if you my life so afterwards shove a bill at me big it ? that I worry myself to death over A fellow for a position said applying in his last four he was place, years afterwards he would It was learned
Convalescent
is
horse
Getting
hundred
forty-two the Times.
table,
abusing
some
hundred,
a
sixteen
once
restored.'
I follow you.' has discovered that volcano in the Sandwich
Doctor,
1
Over
boys
will must steal a horse. You You and placed then be arrested, convicted, diet and in a situation whore your in a short be such that regimen will be time health will perfectly your
his hand
table).
been
gentle
had
?'
wounded
years a
have
You
4
p
otfO
—
capes
he
4 j
I
—
because
perceived 4
a
j
?
Precede me' (waving
the
will
4
brought
A
Watertown,
you a
life,
figures.'
back.'
for
promised
steal
:
chicken his On
if
him into however.'
Prescription.
quickly
disease.
his
to
celebrated
a
of
Spring, doctor
it
cheapest was for one and finished built sovereign for another. What do boarder : can a fellow City time to kill here ? Farmer Waal, I How'd dunno. like to .whitewash yer the
health consult
His friends
and put
coffin
such
in
ever
recently
was
trance.
lie's now Well, the undertaker
won't
have 4
4
?'
4 but I am satisfied Only thirty-four, oi cut seven that I have left eight some as where. that is When such a thing mind it is hard to recall off your exact
think
man
He
4
a
'I
—
stingiest
?'
into
fell
suit
guillotined
—
and
Stingy
dead supposed he was a coffin. He returned
is,
usually
is
that
at the bar ?" prisoner Meet him there quite
44
sir.'
hung
captain have.
to
apt
cross-examining
the
met
is
Why
4
created.'
What
sick
ship
a
he
who is A man is the fellow It that loses his head.
Lawyer,
"
—
question
wrecks
Phenomenally is the Highfive
that
?"
on
more
more
A
©wis.
B
a n
a
to to
be
one
to the the
save
perish.
Syrup
is
for
medicine
vendors A. J. White, Limit by the proprietors, Road, London, E.C. ed, 35, Farringdon
sale and
by
all
the
Neseit's
Ladies
Silver
Watches,
£3
10s.
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Vc E.
NESB1T, Practical
of
(Late
Rundle
HAY
COLONIAL
Jeweller, Adelaide,
Street,
Watches
and
description
in
th
and
selected stock of
Medicine Great Household amongst the leading necessaries These
famous
most
feet
Pills
Stomach,
Liver,
and BOWELS, to these
They
great
are
EVERY
of Jewellery the colony.
remedy
failing
from
tution,
impaired of
whatever
all
ages
and
;
They
ailments
all
in
as
a
never-
the
are
are
consti become
„
Females FAMILY
to
GENERAL
„
unsurpassed. „
The
and
Pills
Ointment
New
Oxford
St.
„
at
only 78,
Manufactured
are
„
Oxford
533,
(late
St.)
tions 3>
for
fiS
almost
in
use
533,
WEST
every
and
direc
language. look
Pots.
If
is
addrcs
they
arc
Earrings
Tobacco
in
Alberts Leon tines
Oilmen's
Stores,
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
&c.
BROWN & ALLEN, T.
(Late
&
W.
20
thanks to the public generally returning thas past favours, beg to announce manufacture all classet hey are prepared to shortest of COLONIAL BOOTS, on the pos sible notice. Also, kept in stock, a large and of varied assortment Gentlemen's, Ladies', SHOES— from and Continental houses.
BOOTS Children's and best English and Leather Grindery and the
Good
hand.
hides
Uppers kangaroo
and
on
always skins
V.
all
Agents
:
Mr.
taken of
the
COMPOUND Aniseed, Chlorodyne.
KAY'S SEED, &c.,with
ESSENCE
COMPOUND,
KAY'S torant,
for
a
Coughs,
OF
demulcent
and
for
COMPOUND, is
for
and Horses
The
—
and
a
quietness
spe A
Quality
Jeweller,
HOTEL
Comfort
Broken
is
only
ors
in.
Famous
and
Ale
op
and
Manufactory,
Which
is
Also, for
House Guiness's
Spirits
WimbridgE,
and
A
and and Watts
of Burroughe's
shortest
of lovers
of
always
obtainable,
and
Attendance
ways
Ladies
—
i®<pf
GENTS'
of
Gents' &c.
Umbrellas,
and Soaps of the best &c. Pears',
Perfumery
G.
Visitors,
brands,
the
THE
st.
H"AS always of ILJL colony W-
PERTH.
any
the
hand,
on
geobge's
of the natural lavs thorough knowledge the ODerations of digestion and govern nutri and a careful of the tion, by proper application £lne ties of well-selected Air. for cocoa, Epps has provided breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which bills. It is save us heavy doctor's may many use of such articles of diet that a by the judicious constitution he gradually built until may up etrong to disease. HnndredB enough to resist every tendency of subtle maladies are around us floating ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak We may point. escape a fatal shaft well fortified many by keeping ourselves with blood and a properly nourished frame."— pure See article in the Civil Service Gazette.
O..
cathedral.)
AND
COMFORTING.
a
which
&
extensive and varied German, and Colonial
SHOES
DRAPER.
BREAKFAST.
PERTH.
most
French,
English,
CITY
EPPS'SCOCOA.-
Civility.
DEALER, STREET,
HOWICK
ARMAN,
game. hand.
on
Importer,
LEATHER
CUEEIEE
Furnisher,
and
Manufacturer
HE
far-famed
SMEDDLES,
(opposite
in the stock Manufactured
Hade
simply
Sold
in
with
water
boiling
packets
J£-fl>.
by
thus:—
labelled
&
CO.
CHEMISTS,
HOAKEOPATH1C
ENGLAND.
LONDON,
part
V
milk.
EPPS
JAMES
SLIPPERS.
or
Grocers,
1
details
therewith notice
by
telegram
Hearses
and
Coaches
at
to
PROMPT
TO
ATTENTION
ORDERS.
COUNTRY
al
PRICE
LIST
of
APPLICATION.
ON
Oil
SMALL
SENT
ORDERS
a
Simple
it
BY
BOOK
POST.
Printed
Address, Next Poor
the
to
Remedy, 65
the
"
Criterion
Hotel."
Thomas
(f
any
and
Deafness
of 23 years' standing will send a description
Person
William
and published Gibney,
Record,"
—
cured of head
the
to
free
M.
Observe
Person
in
Nicholson,
ready.
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A
—
noises DEAF.
or
by
National Library of Australia
and &c.,
at&ng.
otherwise.
Funeral
Selection
GRA TEFUL— resort
Brands
atflffQttaff&g
BOOTS,
connected
&c
Hats.
Waterproofs.
Travellers
favourite
the
is
d
and
the
Latest
Leather,
Wings, Straw
and
Choice
W.
for
of the Best
Beers
(JSSnXAHER,
in
consignment
!
the
some Underware, Hats, Gloves, Ties, splendid Tweeds, Gents' Suits, Hosiery. Silk Half Great Hose, Coats, and
Moderate.
Boot
and all attended
of
Bass's
Stout.
with
one
GEORGE
conducted
BONNETS
Fancy
—
Tables,
and
lighted,
brilliantly
gjgf
of the Colony, FUNERALS
Wraps
millinery
small
"By
HAY
Morning
including
replete
contains
Goo
Funeral STREET,
Prices.
Novelties.'
stock.
DSLUCEY,
Billiard
Ar
Charges
General
and
I
Liqu
HOTEL.
Convenience And
Wines,
T.
Gowns
HATS
ciality.'
R.
&c
W.
Low
at
millinery
York.
KAY'S
for Cement COAGULINE. Everywhere. England. Stockport,
Tea
Ladies
Privacy
W. Andrew, Roebourne. W. Stroud, Geraldton. F. Kelly, Dongarra.
in NeuralPILLS, a specific &c. Contains Quinine, gia, Face-ache,
Sold
SPLENDID
yard,
QUALITIES
Class
Hotel.
J. T.
TIC
ticles.
and
,
the
by
Felt
GERALDTON
Every
Cattle.
Iron,
Also
Chest
Coughs
serviceable
equally
to
Best
and
Lott,
SINGLE
DRESSES. and
Proprietor.
Complaints.
KAY'S Colds,
AND
House.
favourite
bach Splendid Balcony Stables front. Bath-rooms, a First every requisite for
watch
expec
and
Colds,
GOODS
sold,
THOMAS
LIN Tolu,
Squill,
Senega,
stock
bbsss
A ccommodation
Also,
&c.
&e,,
PERTH.
STREET,
The Settlers
GERALDTON
Bronchitis TT'OR COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma, Consumption, Influenza, Jj
Carpets/
Table Covers, and Five o'clock Tea Cloths and Guipure Tapestry Art Muslin's. Also Curtains, A very Choice Selection of
Hotel
First Class Travellers.
for
NESBIT,
G. H.
„
very
the
carpet
Stair Rugs, Tapestry Cloth,
Perth.
„
parts
buying
E.
„
to
from
Watchmaker
Practical
some
in
Fur
GREAT
IN
las
squares.
quantities.
large
Sliamrock
PAYMENT. TIME IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
rigf
in
exchange Goods de'spatched Colony.
in
fast
them.
includes
designs
chlidema
lbs.)
VARIETY.
at least V. E.
save
besides having a large from and a practical to guarantee every article
maker
JN for
will
by
cent.,
per
select
PERTH,
boxeB (120
small
ako
special
as
bring
can
shipment
quarter
Hand
Spectacles.
customers
Nesbit,
Britnall),
STREET,
cases,
make
our
€nn to
Steam
to
prices
for
coming
Flour.
in
DRAPERY
HAY
lowest
at room
Brooches
Jewellery, &c., sold Watches, Clocks, PAYMENT with IMMED TIME at ex IATE possession to householders no As low heavy ceedingly prices. and commission is paid for convassing
FACTORY
BOOT
be sold
This Wines and Spirits asks and octaves.
Earrings
Cruets,
„
Will
9MFS17
Sugars,
Alberts Leon tines
collecting,
HAY
Teas,
on
AUSTRALIAN
&c.
SELECTED
STOOLS, TUNING HAMMERS, ETC.,
Sadd
—
OUR
PIANOS,
Now
Bracelets B. & E.
sets
Ammunition
OF
PIANO
ALSO,
Iron,
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loading)
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lery,
repaired
no:
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breech
every
SHIPMENT
bales,
Snider Revolvers, and pieces, (muzzle
Pumps,
Rifles,
also
Fencing
Netting,
PERTH.
ST.,
SPECIALLY
tools,
Fowling
Douglas
two
a
Necklets Studs Jet Brooches & Earrings Keepers „ Alberts „ Wedding Rings Plated Clocks Electro Cups
Lahel
the
to
the
London,
Street,
Medicines with
World;
should
Boxen
Oxford
of
Vendors
all
Civilized
Purchasers
the
on
by
the
Wire Cornsacks, Galvanized Wires,
Walthams Gold Watches Silver Watches
„
HEAKMAN'S,
ANOTHER
Stocks
full
Studs
„
.
sold
are
throughout
or
Anvils,
repaired. Nesbit's Ladies'
Silver
Agents, hand
on
of Station requirements, other goods, Carpenters' Portable Wool Forges,
sundry
AT
OPENED
Importers
Station
always
Necklets
„
London; And
Jewellery to order or
and
HAVE
Nesbit's
with of
Watches
Gold Watches Silver Watches „ Bracelets Gold setsB.&E. „ Brooches „
,,
MEDICINE
other
years' guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's Levers
wonderfully
incidental
a
LIFE.
as
has
cause,
weakened.
or
efficacious
all
vigour
OF
SPRINGS
and
These
Gent's
and
energy,
recommended cases where
confidently in
Kidneys,
tone,
giving MAIN
the
on
soothingly,
yet
and
BLOOD,
the
purify
powerfully,
ranks
Merchants,
Stock
Levers (capped and jewelled) stand riding and rough work, guaran The Best Watch teed for two years. without Nesbit's Walthams exception. in the are the CHEAPEST Colony.
of Life.
W. G.
first-class
English
This
NOW
HAY
best
the
AND
WAREHOUSE,
FREMANTLE, General
cheapest
AEEIVED,
PERTH.
STREET,
HAS
CO,
;
and
Watchmaker
JUST
MARMION&
W. E.
at' the
yHowick Bryan.
who
for office
the
Right
of
the
street, '
to
applies
Melbourne
-street,
,
"
Perth
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by
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