The Record Newspaper - 07 February 1889

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be but the oak."— How could a saint in a land for hospi generous proverbial and where the joyous salutation of tality knocks at his the host welcomes whoever her door So marvellous had been to Patrick that St. growth in holiness whom, under God, she owed her sanctification declared to her a few days before his thou art my equal." death,, Brigid, him the And indeed she became after in the Irish Church. greatest "

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are. I need You know what nuns Of Irish describe them to you. wherever St. are, Brigid Nuns, they is head. The Saint was the chaste to the 1st called her reward on 523. But' some say may February, to admit is a Saint, and we me, Brigid a but why make her great Saint, perhaps not of a school ? patron Sanctity must have been her ideal ? A learning converted from so recently people have little knowpaganism could very and accomplishments, ledge of literature, for ? It such as of this age look people I is to answer like these that. queries have' address! penned this

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At the date of St. birth, St. Brigid's Patrick had completed 21 years of his la borious lives'of and; numerous Apostolate,the Saint attest, and the Historyof Europe, that from the earliest of his affirms, stage" marvellous mission the land, throughout which St. Patrick erected monasteries, becamo the abodes of learning, and. Avhich heralds went from sanctity forth to Christianize and civilise of many the of Then -came kingdoms Europe. the Nuns, in Brigid's who rivalled train, in and in and in numbers,, learning, institutions of the great Monastic sanctity, Patricxc. From these two sources sprung ,

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list

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the

donations

will

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ill 'the Record. Of the the foundation placed upon the contributions of stone generous Mr. Horgan, £10, and Mr. J. Scollard, mention. are of special £5, worthy _

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was of extraction and Brigid royal was born near in the .Dundalk, Ireland, 453 of Christian from year parents, whom .'she. received not the best only -but also an excellent education, example, to suited her sex and necessary for her in life. At the age of 16 high station she consecrated herself to God by vow and became the " Chaste head of all N uns of Erin" as her biographers to delight to her. Her parents wished style give her a husband, but " to escape the love of her beauty." men she sacrificed When, however, she took the veil, and the peril was she recovered it. As she is past, for us, by her biographers, we pourtrayed have in the great virgin Saint of Erin the the pure and loving graceful perfections, the penetrating and touching tenderness, charms of her sex, blended with a sanctity short of perfect. She is repre nothing sented as of a most the generous heart, of tenderest and the most compassionate whose symbol was in which souls, mercy, and which virtue she excelled, is said to characterise her followers virgin ever since. One incident in her life will to this trait.. serve Why," asked point the King, "have you given to the poor the. sword which I to your presented father?" "If God," replied my Brigid, " told me to give my father and you too, I would with all that yourself, give both To the Irish race is Brigid you possess." the typical of and mercy representative Her biographers, of whom she charity. suffered had many, say that she never the a gift needy to pass without and, in a season of she even sold distress, vestments of the rare Bishop Conaed, to use was accustomed in the glorious light, sacred mysteries at the altar of the Cell .

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in his noble work, Sacra Pictoria, -brings two other of these great to the in addition Book of masterpieces and .refers to them as follows Kells, "Ireland proud of the may be justly Book of Kells. This copy of the Gospels, said to have belonged to St. traditionally the most is Columba, unquestionably executed of elaborately manuscript early At a art uoav in existence. when period the fine arts be said to :have been may. and other almost extinct in Italy, parts of the continent, from -the fifth namely, to the end of the eighth the art century; of ornamenting had attained manuscripts a perfestion almost miraculous in Ireland. Another circumstance equally deserving of the extreme notice is and delicacy Avond erf ul precision united with extra minuteness of detail, in which ordinary these of ancient are many manuscripts ornamented. .1 have examined with a the pages of the Gospels magnifying 'glass :

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Such Avere the schools. Brigidine Have then outdone the monks ? they You will Here is -The Book .judge.' of mirable Kells, a very of art. Mr.Wyatt, in his Avork on The Art of Illuminating effects. .of this having traced-the peculiarly School of Art, oyer. Europe Irish and. how this school was the cause of raising The Art to a of Illuminating degree of perfec tion hitherto It is to unknown,, says :— Ireland that the rich style of manuscript ornamentation is due. Irish art 'was and of marvellous perfection. original In of handling, delicacy and minute but faultless the whole execution, of range offers, paleography nothing to these Irish 'manu comparable early When in Dublin some scripts. I .had the years of ago5 opportunity there carefully the Book of Kells studying? some of the ornaments I attempted to but broke do\vn in despair. No copy Avonder tliat tradition should iallege.that j

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a Kiernan, as their degree, tell received their us, biographers early at one education or other of the Convents ruled over Saint of Erin by the Virgin, and her devoted Let 'this daughters. suffice for the present. I will take occa sion a little later to out in full bring of to relief, the high standard efficiency, which the Convent schools had attained.' Turn we now: to the civilizing influence of Irish monasticism throughout Europe; Still more than the intellectual striking the Irish monas of which development at the teries were this period centre," the graceful writer before says quoted, the prodigious "is activity displayed by the Irish monks in extending and multi themselves over all the countries plying of Europe here to create new schools and sanctuaries nations among already there to the light of evangelised, carry at to the of their lives, Gospel, peril countries that were still Here is pagan. the number, probably very incomplete, of the monas given by an ancient writer, teries founded out of Ireland by Irish a

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Another author of European fame " states Montalembert from Ireland, to 8th became the 5th the century, centres one of the principal of Chris not in the world and tianity only and virtue, but also ofChristian holiness of knowledge, literature and that intelwith which the new lectual civilization, to endow faith was about Europe, then delivered from heathenism and the Roman continues It has been said," Empire. " Count de Montalembert, and cannot be that Ireland was repeated, sufficiently then regarded by all Christian Europe as centre of all Christian the principal In the shelter of knowledge and piety.

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in music have also incon testable The same author tells us proof. that their musical skill that of surpassed all other nations. Irish musical skill," ,he declares, is incomparably superior to that of any other nation.5 For their modulations are not sIoav and morose, as in the instruments of Britain, to which we but the. are, habituated sounds are rapid and precipitate, and vet 'sweet It is wonderful that the pleasing. musical is preserved amidst proportion such of the fingers, precipitate velocity and that the melody is rendered full and art, amidst perfect by an undeviating' such trembling such organic modulations, tones so of infinitely intricate, possessed such such swiftness, pleasing unequal such discordant concord. parity, and close their modula They commence tions Avith so much and the subtilty, of the slender so tinklings sport springs of with the deep tones the bass freely in

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asked. "A of the city in the north part The Bishop necessity. urgent he had convinced of this that towards its contributed £100

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says the AngloMany of the nobility," Saxon historian, Venerable Bede, "and of the lower ranks of the English nation, in the Finan and, days of the. Bishops their native Colman, island, forsaking retired either for the sake of thither, divine studies or of a more continent life and; some'of them devoted presently themselves to a monastic others life, chose rather to apply themselves to study to about from one cell going master's; another. The Irish received willingly them all to supply them and cook care with as also to furnish them with food, books to read, and their teaching gratis." Eccl. His. After Bede, Count quoting de Montalembert continues The who were afterwards to Anglo-Saxons, renav this teachingwith ingratitude so were of all nations the one which cruel, derived the most from it. From profit to the seventh' the eleventh century, students flocked into Ireland and Englisli schools of Ire for 400 years the monastic land maintained the great reputation which successive brought so many gene rations to dip deeply there into the living waters of knowledge and of faith."

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exercising your patience I degree of temperature, for you now, by a fewto what a height of perfection examples, those Irish teachers carried their art. has been said already Enough, indeed, to. indicate the ordinary course of studies. But the higher ornamental branches are to come. And yet first I will take St. schools. I will call irre Brigid's upon witnesses to proachable give testimony thereto. A hostile as English critic, Montalembert calls Geraldus Cambrensis, who came to Ireland about the time of the Anglo-Norman invasion, declares that he travelled, in different countries of had he seen books Europe, and nowhere so abundant or so decorated beautifully as 'in Ireland. Speaking of The Book of Kildare St. own he Brigd's Convent, says Among all the miraculous things bf Kildare, me so much nothing surprised as that wonderful book,, said to have been written from the dictation of an angei In St. own time. This book con Brigid's tains the four to St. Gospels according Jerome's version, .and is adorned with as illuminated many as it has richly figures On close examination the secrets pages. of the art were evident so delicate and so laboured and minute, subtle, so inter twined and so and knotted, intricately .coloured did you brilliantly perceive that you are ready to say they were them, the work of an of man. and not angel, The more. intensely I examined them, the more T- was filled with fresh1 wonderand amazement. Neither could do Appelles the like. Indeed mortal hand seemed of forrning or painting /them. " incapable

foreign emigration: Druidical were to colleges they open all. The and the rich, the slave poor free the child as well as the man, and the old man had free access and paid It was to the nothing. not, natives of Ireland that the Irish only, monasteries confined the benefits of and religious and of literary knowledge, education. They opened their doors with admirable to. strangers from generosity and of every condition every country above to those who came from the all," some to end neighboring island, England, their lives in an Irish some to cloister, to search from house house for books, and masters of explaining those capable books. The Irish monks received with kindness guests so greedy of instruction and gave them both books and masters the food of the body and the food of the soul without demanding any recompense.

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and

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beyond

iind

simplicity characteristics

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very

O'Connor, Gladstone account »

his of which

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York

World

make the following Mr:Gladstone ing closer I before; slimnes8 innocent

with

all

age'

as

had I

he are

thought,

got-

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a

were

iB

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I

as

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was

an with I asked a

he said "sometimes had1 been bad very; the drive home from

time

this:

we

and,!

excuse

him

seat.

to

had. got

turned

was

"

This

young

was

i

fellow,'

sub-committee

a

great when

and

for

There

sitting -wasi .

top of panting. he that I would

was; relief me;

for a-

the

if

whilehe time," a

on

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National Library of Australia

said,

a

another

said

member

thus saw He always treated kindness. I think his

three bar,

weakest speeches prepared,

positions next best in

a

down

this

deal great me with the that taking

of

a

on

Parliament. were those lie his best those

1 ' :

have

he'll

Threatened

one

his

wish.

million

O'Connor.

P.

Chinese

for

Influx.;

canada

and

austra

lia.

the to the house and then we

1

the

aud

hills

Gladstone

fallen after

leaves. about

went

into

to

a

with

was

a

increase in his

to

sitting

room

or

so

which

in

shield

polished the light. chair

He

and

reading

the

of O'Connell correspondence at the moment when I saw him earlier in the day. Now we sat down together and presently a small tray was brought in with a tiny silver and a tiny teapot silver of hot water, to and pitcher my for I'm a devotee of tea but one sorrow,

;

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—

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I won't offer a you cup of " said Mr. tea," Gladstone, because you are to six." going to dine at a quarter It was then about five. But seeing the blank look of sorrow I could, not teacup.

keep

out

" of my face, he said, Perhaps you are fond of tea," and handed me his own and sent for another. Then cup we once and Ireland began to talk more, was the theme, still and especially the arrears as raised question by Archbishop

Walsh's I his

health

the

ever "

You

at greatest And platform, His worst had carefully

interval.

remain have

"

of

right

the

to

us

he

All.

after not

have ear, "

is

I

a

not on

be said, But," just

have

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"

,

Macartney, London, discredits

in

From

Truckman

the

however, which assertion

to

Millionaire.

years Thirty ago a freckledrfaced, English lad, broganedandroqghiy,for work in a, wholesale dressed, applied

long as

very that

,

stout

and chandler

shipping street,

landed. hand

a

U.S.

Boston, He was

-

house He. a

given

truck

and

South

on

had

jpsi

place pushing-,did his

and he found

He satisfactorily.. situation presently The other a day

woyk

better

a.

drifted

away.

;

rosy-cheeked, man; stepped the trucks and along among crowd of South-street to find the place where lie once worked as a roundabout

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and

labourer. He could, have well to have the old store fought in but he did not, carriage he is a

afforded a

though

millionaire over, and

than

more

now

three

timeSj

when at home, in one of the grandest house in Cleveland, Ohio. His name is Samuel Andrews. When, he left New York he went west and

made

liyes,

some

'

in

the then compara money unknown trade of tar roofing. He saved what he made, and when the Standard Oil Company was formed he the ground floor. The got in on way to millions was then opened to him. tively

Blake again balled.

Henry

ist-—

the

declines

"

queensland's

Black

ex-ooercionleavings"

be-

fused.

said,

mentioned

walked

I

my

good

so is

hearing

two.

Almighty

is

the

prohibits" the States,"

fdr one preparations million despatching Chinese from the States to Canada and Australia. Sir Halliday the Chinese'

jamaica

about

me

subject

ramble his

as

which of Chinese into

the admission1 several influential Chinese merchants in America have combined and are making

day how

memory.

sight

my should

I our

during

ciful

the

My

and

was, good."

better "the

my asked

O'Connor,"

to

it

side,

in

Mr.

recurring

the

during

of

consequence

legislation;

to was, and then he recurred and said something which

subject

will

American

Sir

asked him

in

that

alleges

article.

had

to

supplied

back

It is a fine, large room, with Mr. Gladstone has a splendid light. chair under one of the just large windows, and here he sits with his back to Beside the him is a light. candlestick behind

regarding

members of thle Canadian Government Chinaman1 named by -a with' iVlong How, who had an interview them on the at Otfawa. Hef subject was

The Colonial Office have, received information private tends to confirm Mong How's

tramp

We got hour

an

the

the scheme

theu.in

evidently

was

information

statement.

was

it

"

The

Secretary

meaning.

he works.

health,

spontaneous and unprepared:" Of Ireland and Irish Mr. subjects Gladstone Seemed especially' anxious 'to

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to

through

at

were

my

mistaking

Jan. London, .12.— Ah important has been made with'rispect discovery to the intended of Chinese 'from migration the United States' to Canada And Aus-

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out of their get have consult to am said acting,"

to.

shall I whom

with

delight

greatest him in

that

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interesting.

"I.

party. We walked over the and woods,

also

was

the

of such thinking from Irish a the proposal coming and not the Liberal members, from

Mr.

old him.

tenants

enable

Gladstone, I explained that

was

and carriage and myself to

he the

think

T.

but we Questions, Mr. G-ladstone who had an just. got.

most

Mr.

into

"

and

others

was

Gladstone,

morning; O'Cqnnell

I

man.

Mr.

of Irish

difficulties.

had

to' go down to the couutry add feeble man, who an elderly of coming up to London. incapable was in the pre-railway and period;

"

the

tough hill, to my intense1 to me and asked

pretty

to

good

to

Accordingly," five o'clock one four conveyed.

"

rain

It

a

and

member,

appointed examine

and I the House have had to of Commons; I have changed iny clothes of and gone out for a walk in tbe midsc

a

then

Gladstone, a

walker:

By

he went on to tell how he at one time been brought closely contact with O'Connell. O'Connell chairman of which of a committee

youth.

especi ally about with had never

flesh-: superfluous been he had always

whether

the

its

Then

middle

I

to suggested that there be a ought in demand the session of coming, Parliament for an Arrears Bill. -in order

him."

depreciate

as

marks

and the whole impression physique wiry rather than

or

ounce

"

in

word that

had avoided

we

to

striking

meD— ever lived even than than Rienzi greater greater Savonaroa. You know the prejudices in which I was brought up with regard " to I nover he added quickly him, but,"

the

at

a

His limbs strong. seemed active; and he moved of a man who the alacrity to be troubled allowed himself

broad

using of leader of

sense

been

ever

broad

as

the

—

as Prime to the House time, Minister, of Commons; blbss his old heart," said the honest fellow.

of Lords

:

O'Oonnell's in his correspondence and then he quoted a passage " he had marked. which O'Connell," he" said, as the "I regard greatest

demagogue

would be

it

get on to it. reads voraciously, advance copy of au article by Archbishop on the of Wa/sh, of Dublin, working the last Land and he spoke of the Act, article in the highest terms it was most ;

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published

this

aspects

had

;

yet

not

diate

library

we

rather surprised of He his figure:' of the ample waist that of us of the approach

though

frankness

of

Stand

had

recently

say that the House

,

to

Up

be dumb, but if I wanted to of opportunity to do so. I had plenty talk, The great men of past contests came for description, on and. I was especially anxious to hear what Mr. Gladstone had to O'Connell. 1 had found say abjut a

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he

as

to

him reading

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this idea to a Scotch audience developing but I could make no them way with cold and dead, and I had they remained to drop the subject."

air.

sly sly

and interest of information lead I was monopolize conversation.

subjects him to

,

finely.

I

very sly comical now and

—

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was

shoulders

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than

a

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to him

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to

which

from

extracts

(

I word, every away by interest speaking about to speak several sentences in Mr. Gladstone listened succession. the least impatience, without and; indeed carried

him.

transmitted

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;

quietly When

its achievements, because, unques he said, its action tionably," political for the last half for century, certainly the last thirty years, has been purely mischievous." He said that his with sti'oug feeling to would make it regard heredity difficult for him to deal with the subject. "I once," he added, with a smile, "was

and1 transparent

pure

shop

1

to

on

defend

to

on

.

he began to talk of all though and, anxious

Then

visit to a Mr. paid home, iu Hawardenyan

he has

a

hard

very

;

political

subject. the "They are running, Septennial Act his was against, my life;" summing of the policy of the Tories up .in,, trying to the present Parliar prolong ignoble meat to its utmost limit. Thov mavhe be aud, I think disappointed ; they will if clearness of. brain,. and and. eye. briskness of step be any indication. I end. with a word from Mr. Gladstone', s coachman.! " I want to drive him fpr, tbev.fQurth

avoided."

went

:

other

her

;

longer

Then he

prominent I temperament.

his

-

"

settled

is.

of the

'

the

M.P., at

is

certain

question, are the

of

of

depths

subjects drink iu

of the present Mr. T. P.

the opening Parliament

he

very

will, about speak, again told that it, is imr and; I,, am tp in get him, interested any

possible,,

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;

Just session

'an

tiiful

so heredity, should be And' then

words

week he

Ireland.;

shall be but the perhaps before House of Lords cannot

question dead—

politically

uttered

moving

were

I

difficulty.",

wprds,

the

in

. ,

Next

exclaimed

appeared'

great

a

question be much

plain He

fox.

in!

(

1

never

a

lived.

a

after

most, .beau. then went to.

my,

in,

,

time

:

andjin this

said

-

-in1

and

believer in great that by and- bye

but. they the Irish'

;

the .

in one

rival

while

a

Ireland,"

these

came

1

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s.

of

says

old

so

placed

;

this as or I all saw; saw, thonght I looked this at his face in climbing hill. such modesty There was such simplicity, that I thought T caught a glimpse to the

Home.

O'Connor

017 in

ruse, an

look in his eyes quizzical that gives him a pleasantly think half as I don't he's

land

,

P.

much

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dog

'

at

Gladstone

again. I am

I

people, owing to have adroitness, Gladstone that he

also fancies that and then he has a

himself

wishing

I

many

herself of her,

He

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that

Parliamentary

great

the impression of Mr. is what the French call somewhat of English,

sanctity.

ittg

in

and

coach

,

,

know

his

I purpose to treat at some future date in Erin, and of the decline of education about, that causes which the", brought decline. And now, in conclusion, I pray that stone I have this this school whose corner under the become, day blessed may to whom of St. it is our patronage Brigid, to dedicate the abode of. learnit, purpose

ran

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there-

shopkeeper

a

different,

are

you

woman'

.

You

:

al

Well,

so

for

"

expression rapt, grave; 'simple— that is to see.' I caught something of beautiful the hill this look as he ascended a little out of wiis a breath. There sweet in the expression that seemed to gravity me anew into his character. 'give insight

"

etier

and'

heaves,

life

heA

at

gazing

;

—

'

CI

of

station

an

;

breast

his

primers."

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is

I have always Gladstone, looked best when he sits down thought, in the House of Cbnimohs after a strong r and vehement He is deadly speebhi his breath comes' and goes quickly, pale;

to have, treated of It was my intention native music in these olden days, to which in the course I have but briefly referred and also to have treated of this address, on: the skill and taste of the old artificers tres but I have already in metallurgy, passed too much, I fear, on your patience. two brief I will content with myself extracts two authorities-— Dr. from .greatof Zurich, who says Keller, The, Irish for at an date manifested a taste early' miniature painting, carving, caligraphy, other and' music. They far excelled' and civilization;" Europeans in learning the learned And Dr. Milner, antiquarian, " states Irish that The in the Middle. the instructors of, the English, Ages were and Germans, in science, French, paint ing and architecture."

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of

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a beautiful and, like new reveals beauties

Mr.

face.

the Book of The Psalter of ColutnbkUle, Book .Dimma and the of Armagh are monuments of which all Irishmen may be and may exultingly produce justly proud, and' literary as evidences of the civilization -ak an of their country, age acquirements not countries of Europe, if in when other were in and; barbarism, utter, ignorance their,

aA'we

ju

and. to my-.eye at.leasrndds of the' splendid the beauty

to

greatly

men.

xnsn

py

face down.

wife

Dublin. The Duchess was of the most women beautiful but she stood this opposite

—

,

wricten

'

the

woman,

,

face,

distinction,

—

were

sit

a

It'

in nature, prospect com under new The eve'ry phase. has a pallor— healthy, but. at plexion as the same time almost as transparent wax that an immense air of gives

and I will One other witness put aside the ancient books of Erin. Sir W. Betham two other books as yet not no produces "It is a singular and remarks:fact, ticed, not generally known, that the oldest Euro in the now are pean manuscripts existing and the most ancient Irish language; ones

to

extraordinary

;

ijatm

about

were

to. gave and sweetness, me I greatly:

me.

,

of.

face

have

things,,

;

roundings

'

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effect

his

that,

me that -politics arranged .for I> have other anxiety none, in sur Everything) my,,

so

my only whatever,

I

",

Providence,

is

have he said "of

him;

please,

Divine

always had a high opinion,'' Irish Then. he told the story of a beauty." Duchess af Rutland— which he had -book— going read in some Irish to a

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;

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going, '

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the

known

.

didn't

,

I

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"when between

.

and the Book of Kells, of Lindisfarne without a false or irregular line; detecting and when it is considered interlacement details consist of spiral of these. thatuiany to and are so minute as have been lines, to have been executed with a impossible it seems a probreally pair of compasses, not with what eyes, but also lem, only with what could have instruments, they been executed. One instance of the minuteness of these details. will suffice. I have, counted in a small space, nearly three of an inch in length, quarters by half an inch in width, in the less, than Boole no than one fewer of Armagh!, interlace hundred and fifty eight ments of a slender ribbon pattern formed with white lines, edged -with dis blacki ones. The invention and skill the and played,, neatness, precision., is all that found in far delicacy surpass executed ancient by. conti manuscripts and sculp nental artists. The designers likewise tors of the stone crosses were of the manuscripts as the illuminators the style of ornamentation is essentially of the same." St. in his life Adamnan, us that the, Saint St., Columba, assures hand and illuminated with his own copied three hundred copies of the Gospels.

Jan.

London,

10.— The people protesting against of Sir appointment Henry Blake G overnor of that colony. Jamaica

his right was the

Sir,

he

are

state

that They Henry Blake

said,

called

and

mer

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thauk

Lord

upon

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Knutsford,

after they accept

the

of thA" as

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rejection

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be

not

Queensland's1'

Secretary

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which I

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have

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the. Senate

in

speaks

John

Senator His

crowded.

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the

utterances

are

marked

American

an

that

instinctively

have

we

enemy sooner

or

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built

later

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our

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complete. fortresses

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quoted Tenders

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to

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any

jacket,

wore

ized

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and

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library, point.

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Stephen said Senator the

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phrase, Jamestown and of the thecurgo

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the and

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ocean-

down

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Cauuda

of

acquisition

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and take Pacific

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possession and the St.

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fact

the

Lawr obstacle

political

the

of

that

Canada

third

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has

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loan, ceut.

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30.

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committee

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us.

characteristic of his talk is the natural manner of the public man. The President of the Senate has tbe been wildly car lampooned by He is aud icaturists. tall, square, " A of agile looking. big splash" white 'hair surmounts his bis forehead, and he speaks without eyes are bright, so

is

Halifax

is

and severe at sharp, pungeut, caustic, times, and it has been a generally expres that he prepares his sed opinion speeches with care. 1 find, that however, great of force and finish the faculty which is

not

preservation, from of British power There is no alternative.

amazingly

is

men.

attendance

perjury.

ington.

our understand people resent. Talk as we ultimately about kindred and blood, the mny and language of 'Milton Shakespeare,

only and ed

J.

the

will

feel

which the, latter the great future has before it. Republic had a talk with the most and striking in the figure of Washington political

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cloud

war

The King of Holland

which

and

there

iu Ingalis, foreshadows gentleman

States.

the

develope that ever

war

of that

intrnsion of this

policies

to

of Carter,

case

decided not! to and demands,

carters' get other

Exhibition

amounted to A witness

London has Council Country nominated Sir Charles Dilke a member

cin/ia

intolerable impertinence. by deliberate hostility

au

United

affront

corres

newspaper writes Hall,

England

is continent is dictated Tt

—

From, Equator.

pondent Blakey to the New Washington following Senator

—

:

Future Its Vast

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The

complete. in the

the

to.

trying

a

January 29' the Northcote

of

Company have

The

The

the

of

autonomy

are

Hon. Edward Stanhope, his War, while addressing agreed with Lord WoJseley's

Right

Secretary

Eng-

lrmnr

txraa

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his

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Our

Brick

graves. unani leine-a

the election

South

for

departure

directors

accede

Republic. has opened the Italian King Humbert "arliament aud declared his strong intention of keeping peace.

are

between

to

re&rard

own

almost

is

i_

the

with

dined

Melbourne. The

tbe

to

menace

herais-

force

their

press

offering

INTERCOLONIAL.

perfectly the Gov

that

declares

digging

are

is

.

'

the

abolishing

his

syndicate

"a",

prices has

has withdrawn Sir Charles Dilke. candidature for the Council.

is

Boulanger

and

with

mous

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cord

(lonorfn

on/I

to

and

The Continental

in

Britain

Great

alter

and

by

"

Australia.

also deter form of the present the scrutin restoring

d'arrondissement scrutic de liste.

the power of to her avenge wrongs enforce is her rights supreme," I " What is your of; the opinion

and

confidence

to

elections

will

the

Ho

movement.

to

Queen, prior

his

langist mined

blacks

race

Anglo-Saxon of domination

phere. Canada's „ Britain Great

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highway

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has

Boulanger's

has M. majority Floquet but Ministry's resignation, Carnot declines their allowing retirement issue. It this is upon M. understood that Floquet shortly and dissolves Parliameut purposes the on the Boocountry's taking opinion

We have now a to 'Mexico. railway Tt will soon be continued to the valley of the Amazon. Vestiboled trains will run New through without change from York to this Buenos Ayres. Along

iu

of

consequence

tendered President

from

is

the- -Paris recovered, £78 per ton. Earl Kin tore'1 has

29.

enormous

native environment. continuous line of

;

i

abandoned

an

been

I

;

way

the

In

will assimilate, eventually, they probably, by com separate peacefully, mon consent, the negroes establishing States in. the tropics and accomplishing their in their and destiny original

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his

Loudon

bumiui

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January

London,

thirty

the -South whites and

in

problem

Hews.

proposes Samoan', question

the

settle

a

at conference Washington., -The wool sales rare .opened and are maintained. fully Copper

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,

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the

for

population

will-

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cannot

the

with

which country, before the close, race'

in

..

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Prince ment of

©elmrams.

also need the torrid

African

surplus

settled.

yet

purpose. boy has

a

seems fury Scotland,

to

spreading

Glasgow

a

has

girl

mutilated.

.

and

iu

The

that

Jack

been boy has in Yeatb bridge,

a

tbo

infection

to some Ripper of Whilechapel At Hayare, in Hampshire, in the streets been found dying at Bermondesy throat in cut; gui

of this outlet

beet),

compare and hacking

have been

to

seems

ever

it

with

cutting iu

on

going,

it

as

hardly

still

.

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ten

Ireland, has

were

,

Agrarian

iu

over.'

the

for

zone

crime bad

past Cuba

We

accommodations

'

.

statesmanship.

foreign

in products industrial duties paid

our complete We have

independence.

in If n rope great. sensation by accusing Count. Von Waleeruae, chief, of the staff of the, German Army, with speaking with the Czar's and 'ascertaining troops the feeling of the people on the living

;

to

need

we

sugar

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,

order

-Sydney

aod

of confidence' intends demanding a vote and expects a of 300. majority The Moscow has cansed 'Gazette

Canada the adjustment of differences have would long ago and

;

Blake.-—

which

islands,

tobacco

their

early,

M. Floquet

frontier.

acquisition had eibough.

we

-an

predicts.-

.

-Indian

and

boundaries

he,.-

the Chamber..

.

!

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of

will of surplus pressure population the overflow soon be felt, and will absorb Mexico and Canada inevitably, West and perhaps Cuba and the other

He point failure to .secure a peer; was due to their sym-

Henry

and

The

:

Journal.

Freeman's

lost,

because

of'

a

Seine

,

Queensland pathy for Sir

but

and

dissolution

been complete. Then the Senator at his cigar. looked It had gone out. He tossed it into the and talked no more about politics grate,

of Mexico

war our

electors,;

exas

alive the keep between the United

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;

that'

was

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for

States

interfere

persistently

tremendous

thanked

has of

Boulanger

England

.

from the

Governors ed out

is

:

man,

aB

the

If

General

the

iii

party

Canada.

Charles Louis the Throne.

to

heir

,

, ;

far known, rejected; because' he lacked the rank of the former. !He (Lord understood that Kimberley) intended it' was to recruit Australian so

settlement. Since the we have ceased to enlarge the not because instinct to

not

real

the

Archduke

now

.

! j 1

an and Henry Blake, experienced self-made that the man, and maintained he former was because accepted simply had a title, while an ablerthe latter,

not

perate, casual

equator. We have reached of arable the limit land In ten in our domain. public will homestead be the years system the territory extinct now within open

!

of Sir

did

the north of

is

and

is

'

-

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England

the

brother, Joseph,

.

com

of the

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interest,

even

tbe adoption of either retaliation, by the All or Canada. know

.

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some

that

no

and

not

The news has'V caused jealousy. tremendous sensation throughout Europe and profound sorrow is manifested in Austria and Hungary. The Emperor's

.

tore

loss pehsate 'far'his the Yeomen of the

tolerates absorb

cannot

it

abolished assimilate. Raving will move Western it frontier, ward and southward to the pole

ed to

desii

I

'give

and

that

policy

is

tbe

of

possibility

United

be

'

retreuch

to

and

races,

element

the

there

judgment

my

remote

a

would

what

ns,

.

was

wished Lord Kin

Queen

conquering

against

effect?" "In

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j

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s

t

measures

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Australia and who

tore

new

centuries and now

two

the Pacific It has conquests. the Frenchman, Indian, Chinese. It is and the

the

upon

meditating the expelled the Spaniard,

in

continent, coast of

ss. .

a

Kin

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j

al

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:

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Albany

Australian

January has

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30.

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ports. are confident

The Ministry that the loan will a success. prove great The railway wheat carriage fpr seed has been reduced 25 per cent. new

.

from

I

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is

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Mrs. O'Toole towards Church Fund Building

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killed

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Mr. David Hay, Thos. Ashbee, £5 10s. Mr. Edw. 5s. Sir J. G. Higgins, Lee Steere, 20s. Miss Lee Steere, 10s. Mrs. Turnbull, 10s. Mrs. 5s. Jenkins, Miss M. Waters 5s. Total £8 5s.

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an

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sub- !. the. .following week Mortimer 3d Mr. E. SmiiA New, Esq., £2 16s. £2 Mr.' P. T royT ? Upper Murohison, Geraldton Mr. M; Guilfoyle,' £2; Roe£1 13s. John Williams, bourne, Esq., £1 6s. James Northampton, Donaher,

received

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during

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;

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cat

scriptions

Greenough

five

15s.

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that

say

known

press.

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a

another

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details

painful made man

had

having

and

We

Wyndham.

at

one

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wounded,

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in issue a late Society paper, The appointment of Lord Kin tore to Governorship of Western Australia is giving not onlv in the great satisfaction but also in etc., eb colony, England," This did not appear in Truth, but in tile World. "

natives,

says to

to

appear murder

whose

arrest

to

clear

lives

—

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According

to of the a correspondent News" the new tin discoveries at "|Daily the Blackwood are out valuable. turning As much as a hundred of tin per weight from one of the day is said to be raised claims. We congratulate our Southern friends on the era which of prosperity seems to destined dawn on. their shortly districts.

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particular unhesi they and no reason for tatingly took, them with the crime of connecting horses. To the uniniti spearing ated these from facts, gathered the evidence of those took who in the would expedition, part natives

0. R. Petlier has been the position of Railway vacated French's by Mr. appointment has given general

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pre made com to the. A few plaint police. Howard accom days afterwards and some panied by a policeman others set out in search of the, and coming upon a small offenders, of; three natives seated round" party after them as they a; fire, galloped to flight took and shot them all, and probably added two more to the number of their victims before their return to These camp. must it be remembered, had men,

by

sumably

Mr.

fill

satisfaction.

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which has ever disfigured the annals of West Australia. Two men were at arraigned

Howard,

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.

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result.

:

does; colony, equally, protect all her Majesty's ? subjects We cannot conclude without a. word with to regard Sergeant His action in bringing, th'e Troy.

accomplice. Last week there occurred what do not hesitate to characterize the most failure of disgraceful

it

;

;

Mr.

the

eousness,

or people declare that they allow such crimes with impunity. holds any longer

the repeat of a trial already to the public by the

j

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boastful .self-right of Justice in this

our

standing'

an

aboriginals need not

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the community and out disgraces be to rages humanity brought, and its. perpetrators light punisfied. It is instructive hut not consol to read in yesterday's ing, paper,

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the Greenliills be held

to

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In the', face of such damning a admissions the returned jury verdict of not guilty. This may be law, but, to the lay mind it affords a law how very proof obviously from The may justice. diverge know little about the propublic of the courts of justice and cesses

measures"

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maue

cawou-

juuisen

amongst ingly popular the community.

a

of

section

large

Rev.

i

has Mil. Horgan Hensman. who is

,

of space the list want St. of building Brigid's

North lication

Perth until

is

of new

held

necessarily week. next

subscriptions Schools

the

which,

pub

for

over

at

intention Institute

from

received lately in England,

latter

a

I

intimates his the Colonial before West on Australia.

gentleman

to read this

a

paper

month,

early

I

respectively. |

the The Vicar General, Very the mag Father Bourke, has contributed the erection sum of 1001 towards nificent at North Perth. school house of the new

the ceremony column in mentioning In another of the corner with the blessing in connection on school, stone of St. Brigid's Sunday last, is for the building of the contractor the name read Mr. T. 0. It should given. incorrectly White.

Honours" New Year list of In the for J anuary the Home News in published late Colonial of our the name 4, appears Goldsworthy, Secretary, Roger Tuckfield created «a who has been K. M.G. Esq., Commander of the order of St. Knight and St. George. George WoodMichael roffe Surveyor General of Esq., Goy-der, had conferred has also South Australia, of K.C.M.G. upon him the.honor

in

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seek to attain in constitution, fundamentally a

political in rules,

their

occupies the same

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Grant's candidature seat in the for. the Legislature of Geraldton, and he the constituency for of course, been returned. has, as a matter Mr. who the Of Loton, put up for is to be said. Cap Greenough, the same tain Fawcett has been defeated by Mr. at the while in the Paterson Murray between Mr. the contest Toodyay district Shenton and Mr. Hamersley has resulted of the former candidate. in the election in which Albany is now the only electorate No

one

opposed Mr.

20th

Court

a

was

special held for with

at

Surgeon's and

censure

condem

skates.

Between in

Town the grand

on Tuesday on masquerade and eighty persons

seventy

costume, such force

in refused

attendance

largo Hall

while that

the spectators several persons Several of the

admittance.

were very handsome. Among the applause with from ladies— judging she was Mrs. a greeted Cahill, lady to be first the colony appeared favor visiting ite that of a her character being girl in costume, graduate," university wearing the academical hat. The ludicrous imper sonation of Langtry" "Lilly by a person a most hideous wearing a mask with expres worn

—

sion

of

countenance and

merriment,

the

of

Court

called

Mr. Alex Morrison, was greeted with The was uproarious applause. masquerade a house .again repeated last evening, largewitness and the to it, again gathering prizes distributed. gained on Tuesday evening were Professor Miss Lilian, the little of daughter the audience with Webb, delighted some both on fancy skating evenings.

THE

CEREMONY AT

women

the

was

a

with

party—

arrest

the

the

firing

party, Another sixteen

them,

upon

blackfellow of

years soon

—

came.

his

tree

a

tree.

a

across

lifeless

It

body.

during

not

report until

the this

for the prisoners their to secure acquittal, for the in prosecuting

ed

hard

Attorney his duty

well.

The

doubtless of tne nature

verdict

had

a

summing deal

good

to

returned.

a

verdict

before them

of he

forget

regards

guilty." the

attributed to the

of

evidence as

not

discharging that

punishment not

"

law

accomplices

steps

He

trod,"

the

;

careful

the

London appearing telegrams the of January 30, in the Albany Mail, concern following gratifying intelligence Goverof the to Mauritius ing the return

and

admiration

of all. respect that took place

came

Stone,

a

ori

Miss

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to

to

must, ever command

bear

tread excite the

And the ceremonial in the Perth Convent when

Saturday,

and

maiden

of

the

Miss

McICenna

Ann

Mary

Boyle, made

com

those

con

menced their novitiate advancement towards the consecration of their the remainder of: days to God —

in wanting comitants which

was

to.

a

solemnity after

ten ceremonial of the

j

of the synopsis delivered by the receptiori during to in our remarks above is

following beautiful

Lordship referred My

very His

a

sermon

Children,

dear

and" _

I must have

congratulate taken. you on the step you just You know this is the feast of the Presen of our Lord in the Temple, by His tation the Blessed in Mother and St. Joseph, of two privileged presence holy compan have ions. Well, to-day you presented to God received yourselves you are you into His loving and rest assured, embrace, He will never relax that embrace so long His as faithful children. A you remain .cannot than you greater gift yourselves bestow and when you have resolved to henceforth devote yourselves to entirely the service of God have made an you to Lord which Divine. your ottering on earth can surpass in excellence. nothing He asks for this He Give says, gift. You will I am me sure, thy heart." not, Him. withold it from You are taking, the first to-day, step towards a compliance Flis request. is one with There impor tant lesson you have to learn, and you have for your models .our Lord and the Blessed That lesson, is humility. Virgin. is the virtue -after the Humility very next God. It a of is virtue, however, ltjve little known and less practised, unfortun I may tell ately. Yet, without it, -you, there is no substantial goodness. Jesus, the King of Kings, and Lord of Lords, was humble. He allowed himself to be in the Temple likeone of the presented children. He hid his infinite great lowly ness. And the humility shown by Him in this act was followed 'by many the greatest of which came humiliations, last. His Blessed than whom Mother, was none more not even the perfect, thjere of the angels, ordin highest passed as an woman in the city in which she lived. ary us ? It Wjhat does all this teach teaches to follow us! that if we are in the footsteps of Jesus and Mary we must, like them, be of heart. You must practise hqmble dear children. For the humility, my exercise of this virtue., will your training afford Now and you many opportunities. You with. again you may be found fault will discover that are not you probably ;

.

"

.

leading whose

formed, Gloriosa,

yond

touching

good as you ought to be. -Many a not do things as well as you you will These will be occas expected. hajd ions for the practice of humility. If ever must are take the corrected, you yoju whether punishment with meekness, you not. are convinced that you deserve it or do not bear correction, will Ifiyou you that you are but possessed of pride slijow to be set by allowing yourselves right by in the your superiors you make progress Let remind of perfection. me way you, dear children, there is nothing good ex from God. If He does cept what comes not build the work of- the up the house, labourers is in vain. In. human .nature there is nothing if. but weakness. Still, you ask God's help and practise humility, have said before, rise asjl you will superto every But let it not be difficulty. icy mock humility. That is pride. It must, bei humility founded on a consciousness of it your unworthiness— otherwise is no must You when meet nob, good. you with crosses, think deserve better. you to If you do, you will be false your pro No one in this world of sinners fession, but chastisement. deserves anything I hope you will: Now, dear children, keep, all this before your minds and constantly enabled it is that you be may my prayer to from God blessings by abundant carry out your noble resolve. hailf

so

time

,

;

;

consisting procession, the cross-bearer, professed the and Assistant Mother :

YORK. 4

Mother

ed,

onlooker

the

began

o'clock, the

religious,

and

the

arouse

—

momentousness of the or lend an air of appropriate to the proceedings. Shortly

occasion

the

of

none

an

of the

sense

singing, Among

bloom

about His

work the while Crown did

very

the

and

informed prisoners, from their escape the to with reference did and His Honor

them to be to advise their future conduct.

in

cross

and

Justice

life

the

up of the Judge the do with His Worship, which the law,

Mr.

sick

dead.

summing up, gave the jury much reliance must that too went to state oF accomplices. not be placed on the testimony in a lucid The jury, after being addressed after and retired, manner by His Honor, returned with minutes' deliberation thirteen in

of the

determination ne'er to falter,

occupied

appeared

Haynes

the

the remaining of portion either in seclusion the cloister or in the selfwork min out-door of to the material wants,

which one hood evinces

trial

men.

lives,

by

Graham did that to his superior slaughter the matter out officers leaked through substance of another This is the channel. the the evidence forward brought against Mr. two days. The case out

rejoice

is sure of self-abnegation always to from meet, even unsympathising lips, due meed The act ibs of praise.

with branch

riddled

was

and

by his hunters fell

youth climbed a

—

age He

to spend

their

a

seeing and the

two of

we

Perth,

and suffering. spiritual, Yet the of these occasion's frequency detracts not from their merited signifi The heroic zeal which cance. impels to

to search

off,

arid

arid

Upon

made killed

aboriginals

.

are

sacrificing istering

one—

their

RECEP

PERTH-

the occasions on which young make minds to abandon up their " to choose the better world, part,"

of-

together

was

natives.

some

upon the

whites,

out,

During

offenders.

came

they

went Howard

constable, of whom

police

a

in

unfrequent

to say,

of

been Graham

have

I

|

Not

committed by alleged and them John George George were both of whom pleaded not guilty Howard, with which to the indictment they were evidence The produced charged. principal dock that in the was the men given against on the However, testimony, by accomplices. recital. Some a the whole, formed shocking horses belonging to Howard had, it appears, who and Graham, been speared by natives, to

crime

OF THE

CONVENT

upon for the

Justice

caused endless denoument the

his

upon

wearer,

the day discharged.

were

of the before answer

end

;

the

witness

th6 which

by

;

National Library of Australia

Rink to

of the sessions the purpose of the murder of in the

General, accordingly who were accused

Attorney and they

bullets of the

:

crises political vigil .important and committees must be established ance Catholics made to effort prevent every either or power from place obtaining benefit and nonother is the purely under severes penalties politics political— at its meetings. not be discussed may is a secret the Orange Seciety Again, and conducts its proceedings organization and stealth the Hibernian in privacy courts admits represen Society publicity, and Orangemen if tatives of the press, the trans they wish to be present during These assuredly of its business. action differences which are essential impartial Protestants know how to appreciate.

the

costumes

seen

January

to

in rules in organization— The one is and radically. to its and according society,

Colonial

his

unusually

an

evening

were

Mr.

Those

to

objects.

was

appeared gathered

.

respect

at

Rev.

trying persons charged of natives at a number Wyndham of some In the case district. Kimberley the prisoners a nolle prosequi was entered of the on

'

as

the

to by the Mother Superior breakfast. kindly partake of an excellent the The Sisterhood. prepared by invited

;

There

be

be

Supreme

Society So Catholics." Orangemen, and, let it be said to argue of the adherents the credit of honorable the faith Protestant (who if they enjoy not unmind of citizenship are privileges and its ful of its duties responsibilities) For exclusively. by Orangemen almost not carried away by blind people who are are conscious that prejudice passion and two societies differ the "by the whole in the objects for heavens." They differ which were founded, they respectively in the means by which they' they differ position holds with

was

appear

he

,

-

.

Protestants Hibernian the

he

to

nation.

TION

trial,

to

day. in at

that

state

fit.

—

Cossack be would leaving The

known

no

creature unfortunate Judge, the suffered to bis God cruelly go before the least without religious preparation Such conduct is inexcusable in perfectly the eyes of Catholics it is in a high degree and we needs criminal— are sure it only to

in our advertising is Alexander Morrison in the a valuable of property Canning Location 283) on Canning (viz. A Italian Art Union the new principle. method of the explaining supplement We drawing is issued in this number. has presented Mr. A. Morrison understand Mother one ticket No. 184 to the Revd. Catholic benefit of the Roman for the will we are The Convent, sure, Convent. and should the kind accept gift gladly we number, i84 prove to be, the lucky on Revd. Mother the will congratulate retreat for her students having a delightful and pupils as well as a marketable property.

t.he

relation

will

will It columns, disposing

duct.

only

;

been

"

grievous North.

Society,

a

i

stating affecting by the Bishop and that at the close of the and Father the ceremony Bishop with the friends of the Duff, together were and others assembled, postulants,

our

condemn it cannot A person named ly severed into the Hospital brought condition and al dying we

have must and in

it

brought

of

disregard "under

—

nature, At the named a person lately, Greenough for on his trial Cant has been William with a stock a young aboriginal flogging sheeted home to The charge, was whip. in his and the Magistrate case, him, was not so lehient for him, unfortunately the Bench of as were the occupants the Murchison whom, squatter before; was sentenced to one Cant appeared. his brutal con hard labour for month's

Orange

by following

the intends

he

been

total

was

Carnarvon calling little time some detained districts. He has in the Gascoyne longer difficult the more however part accomplished home be expected and he may of his trip, the present. time from in about a month's and

of months charge Some ago the a native by beating him with a assaulting with him a stock-whip, board, flogging him up. to a tree. for three and chaining fully proved in the Geraldton days was Murchison a squat Police Court against inex for some ter. The sheep farmer, off with a fine of was let reason, plicable similar, Another case of a somewhat £5.

"The in

south

that

stating Pilbarra at that he and the steamer

health

on

gentleman

few

less

in

Catholic his before

last

Monday

on

Brady

Father from

arrived excellent

Cossack

,

the

received

was

of

and

under be brought notice to meet with

returning

,

has

was

week

last

of

telegram the Rev. from

"

apparently occurred at

one

McNamara,

contemporary.

had

has

instance

But

practice of late, notice in terms suffieieni

last

A

i

by

an

;

.

the

at

practice

soul. this

Herald of the Morning an able and there appears the sub article on written intelligently Crimes." of "Unpunished Many ject of our fearless the words will endorse issue

Monday

|

inform a. priest the consolations

a

In the

a

inmate is whenja Catholic to at once dangeiiptrl.eath, That he might afford in, order of religion to the departing

though

have been The passengers, following for. this booked to leave London colony Britannia, By the P. and 0. R. M.S. Bnndisi, 25, January leaving London, Macklinand and Mrs. Mr. 4, February R.M.S. Victoria, leaving infant, per March 4, London February 22, Brindisi and Mrs. Darluches, (? Dnrlacher) Mr. steamer Iberia, leaving Ply Orient per mouth January 19, Rev. George Steward.

though

on But pressure unforiupermit, are forced to con in a words few was delivered sermon

;

spectacle.

been

Colonial. Hospital, in imminent

.

usual

-

.

in

has

it

years past christian-like

.cere

.

Friday

many commendable

,

the Chinese last, evening on assembled and around Perth Ground and cele Recreation the local which fell upon Year their New brated took the form The celebration that day. thousands of of sonie of the discharge at were Hundreds of people crackers. to witness the un to the tracted spot On

living

FOR

the,

.

Rev.

good Right

give a full report. will not space nately ; and so we clude 'that

in

performed

Gibney

to

Mr.

letter,

The

the

our

Fbom in aid

the

never

enjoy.

which lasted reception of attend two the duties hours, ant carried out by the being efficiently We had intended Rev. Father Duff. mony nearly

i

£5 10s.

Dr. of

and

-

nas

wno

gentleman

late Secre HArgreaves, Albert Local Board of Health, tary to the Perth The charge for trial. has been committed is that he, on or the prisoner against the unlawfully ap about 17th inst., of two the proceeds cheques propriated and the of the Board, the property were £9 16s. 6d and of which amounts

George

of many, of some, to

lot

fortune

:

-

a

the

will

Pope Hennessy, "

Tor a long Campbell, of the of years the' representative period meet to has had Southern constituency, Mr. De of foe in the person a political a and Hamel, the Mayor of the place, struggle.

Sir John

nor,

a

'

of

.

result

the

—

,

witnessed Sir T. C.

be

will

—

to his eyes. Many contri with' reference and the result were received; butions found himself in Grieves was that to leave by the South Australian, position on Thursday last, for Melbourne.

Superior on

to altar

its

the

slowly entering

little

the

Chapel,

to the rite was the the choir sang with effect. great

throughout,

approach door

before be per

was

O

hymn

The be

indeed, music of such

was,

From

all praise ; vocal and sweet nature as was soul-stirring rendered of chan by the small group ters during the ceremonial, it is seldom

was

On Friday celebrated in given of

ceremony

own

Correspondent.

Day) Mass and Benediction the The solemn evening. and blessing distributing (St. Brigid's at 6.30a.m.

'

on A performed Saturday. number Altar at approached the Mass on Sunday it first being the Com of the female munion day for members branch of the Sacred Heart At. Society. second Mass, Father Gibney preached

candles a

our

was

good

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of

Mr.

settler,

an

Joseph

those

this

life

of

the

age

received, Church.

deceased

his

oil

sick

of

17th

lied,

was

14

the

rites

3rd

February

not

all

nearly

In

good

so

YOUNG

W.

SOCIETY.

t tin ujcit

/I

M

j.

3r re-

autur,

at has

and

for

for

matter

a

Election

General

place. much very his

not

views

thought

is

character

a

of

success

to

were

qualifications,

are

the

there

suffer

his

in

a

as

the

are

district,

St.

got

to

about Irwin

is

the

of that wooden

to

in

now

poles

During

papers 1 he

Andrew's

Dec.

never

more

in

are

use

claims, but their than probable

enabled

is

if

But,

1

all

of home

the

are

Lamp,

shearing at greatest tlie 30, and

011

The

Weekly and

in

the

as

slinur

in

we

works, lost so

we

as

ever,

We

x'i

for

trea

ic

the

Secretary.

AND

Bkookton

Handicap,

about

Hero

Ladies'

Purse, Lyttleton Footprint Duration Lowlander

be

and

miles.

/

!£ miles.

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im—

amvrmm

they show

t u

GAZETTE.

to

be

or

no

down

Mr. He

the we

first

may

8.

H.

sent

Wednesday

last.

Parker, notice

did that

Perth

not come he would

week in Februaiy, expect lu see him next

so,

week.

—

Keane; I

Pearse

Fremantle and William

Kipriberley

—

31.

The

members

are

Scott

and

:

-

.

.

the,

modified

episcopari at

by in

a

words

returns

notified Edward

William Silas Edward Marmion Alexander Swan Forrest;

i

(Jo

ol

a

g

Weekly

dear

forth,

the

beauties

of

St.

which Catholic

non-

the

end

has of

been both

Sydney

danger, of the

Augustine." we

give in the journalist,

of Dr. Barry's "Tile health of

career:-

found

brother," of

fearless

Church

the society —

->

more

the sequel,

missionary Mrs. Barry and she has

;

i

.

neen

"

explainii :

;

very the

very

indifferent,

climate

and

uncongenial."

Register.

i

-

tupjjusc,

here

stir

candidate, Busseltou

Council.

following Edward

—

I

wept, "and, the aborigines

continued And now

-

JANUARY

<

,

the

system.

—

The

,

unctuous; Prelates more assisting themselves how persuade and Apostolic is the Anglican

Catholic

Valentine.

—

little

on

i

eioury

did

feelingly

urnitt

battle

future

be

Pitt,

Except,

n

never

Steed Progress War Cry

Legislative

to

nolo

;

William

Arab

of the

ought

episenpart

the

In

suppose, gentlein of case men, invasion," suggested Pitt. Readers will, remember the talk, all of the tallest the consecration' at of Dr. Never had the At chbishop Barry.,

puwuvi

fwatiM

afar."

"

Hero

Hi

the

country.

w

was-

:

,,

and; wounded" has hardly

.who smoke of one

Irom

battle

qualification

,.e

VIUIJ

»

there

papers Bishop

juncture first Napoleon was threatening received, a England, deputation of who volunteers, stated certain conditions under which they were willing to serve. One of these was, that they should tiever be required to leave the

Progress War Cry

improve would only start long since given

day,

of the authority the Protestant'

by

partibus. when the to invade

Hinemoa

affair.

election

was

8th.

of the killed

snuffed

the

nolo

Lowlander Oun powder

Correspondent.

own

our

—

and

ai

returns

et

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THURSDAY, it

,

ami Jortinn.

the that

increased

a

BUBS ELTON. From

''

are

RACES.

GOVERNMENT

Although

house.

in his fiving dioscese,: his intention of shortly See his and that he has ac resigning the of the Bishop of cepted proposal Rochesior to act as his assistant Bishop: Dr. Barry, the paragraph is adds, exabout Easier. Thus peeled in London

NOMINATIONS.

to pass Even coming see the of the resumption believe hardly it, having

in

have

saying

of Sydney, on has announced

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"

speedy

Line have

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much

dull

as

Court

Youngman

February —

Register, Catholic

The

hand,

will

BROOKTON

It

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GDUcit'y

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before

or

the

will

Public j

ruptcyj

storekeepers,

j

the

to

:

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NOTES GLEANINGS. (By

success.

they

"

;

SPORTING

poles Nor

903,

Holmes, innkeepers Creditors Derby. who have not their proved' already debts, to furnish to particulars the C. H. Hammond, trustee, Fremantle,

members

subscribing Record,

OcXiiK

p.m., Geraldton John Unite

re

and

at

The

ot

George

;

meeting was pasthali-yearwehave and debates, "sharp W. A.

:

announcement

ttieir

we

alas,

of should

hopes

though

this

when

so

ol prospect the Midland

no

0

again

|

to

1888.

9,

iu con bush-fires.

summer

without that

circulation. continue

greater times

ment. up

do

to

obtains The there

some

Magazine,

despatch

danger.of being burnt down-by a over cwt. Home two months ago, a little stone from of Mulga Mulga was sent to our Melbourne Spalding, popular by Mr. This Traffic assay. genial Manager, fcfor informed of the has been gentleman just result of the lest. satisfactory exceedingly stone 4oz 4dvvts. the went It appears' that lOdwts. of silver of gold and loz. per 22grs. The Mulga Mulga ton. Company have been to float a time for some past frying company work

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in

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in

telegraph

stant

is

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substituted.

to

much

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the

successful twice. We

goldfields. ? enterprise

for

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trustee.

appointed

ton,

r

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as

Fireside. The balance surer's balance shefifc —John McCartney.

hands.

Express

five

following Magazine,

Mr. give remarkably re formerly

thing—

one

nearly a tendency have very

any

12.

.

j

tor

proposiju meetings. to increase'

the

miles from be present.

not at

line of the to construction iron to be pulled ones up and will be an This improvement.

the

thampton The

is

Geraldton,

Victorian

iu

he

constituency and

a special reporter What do you think that the I hear

used

aiid did

He

trial.

could

practice"

other

not sp easily than Geraldton.

content

rest

fair

and

and

.had

ehance

little

leisure

communities

only a

it

as

over

;

(13a

l«

at

200

were

tendance smallest

conservative

too stand

is

li

is

out-and-out candidature. But

the

larger

to

oppose with

short

politician, district,

utiua

all

good attendance,

ly

another

an

stamp,

this

must

likely The

a

a

this

of

are

would

that

probability, as

he would local man,

and

it,

Liberal. of men

all

in

will,

Mr. Grant, admired in

take

ly

this

not

it

were

regret

Geraldton.

for and

;

1404 Location Church. —

i

be

opposition

no

No.

-

!

with

met

McKenzie

member

1

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Mr.

last,

12s./

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re

i

meetings

Grant

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.

:

The Bankruptcy In Act, 1871. J oseph Pardy, Back Green inkeeper, ough Flats ; Charles Orowther, Gerald

j

the of the society. prospects continue to be held regularly with au every fortnight, attendance average of 21 members. ah extreme This, I consider

Correspondent.

elected

imve

—

Wednesday

be jubilant The

we

adjoining Roman Catholic

Li

5s.

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24p),

'

3d.

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still

society

.

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total,

Public

I

Report

_

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!

.

Half-yeakly

.

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numbers,

duly

j

MEN'6

on congratulate the our you progress has made during that for the society period, has been one of past half-year for progress our when we consider that the numsociety ber of our members has increased "irom

membership

On

£361,428 15s. ture, £385,129 to Treasurer, £23,701

,

can

sown.

TON.

Jan. 13s. 1, 1888, £4424 for .the year,. .'£357,003.

revenue

8.'1

was

j

:

5d.,

the second presenting half-yearly of the G.Y.M. Greenough Society,

port

4s.

6s. expenditure, 3d. £122,977 Loan balances unexpended December loan 1884— 31, 1888 6s Id. £28,664 RH&enue and expenditure for the year ended' December 31, 1888 balance to lid..;

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CATHOLIC

Kecuetauy's

quarter

£7,985

i

Holy

WHMBBTlf

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the

1888,

:'

;

£ociettes.

I

own

j ,

He

credit,

14th

for

—

1889.

GKEENOUGH

—

Fiscal. Revenue ended December 31,

;

with Father Lecaille said the Rosary, few friends the lad died. about 2 hours before He died the at eleven at on half-past night 28th of January. May he rest in peace.

iw

our

,

i

a

the

T.

From

Accepted. James Stevens, 500 piles supply and deliver at North at Fremantle jetty Alfred per pile 5s. seat Lee, to supply and fix a in the Council Chamber, for, the Legislative for £17 9s., Sergeant-at-Arms,

1888.

years. of

Gale.

to

funeral

March,

R.

Richardson, Tenders

'

whose remainsfather who Ibis

of the

on

notified.'

,

to

Lecaille

the

is

:

beside

and

medical

a

;

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'

;

as

colony,

The following Committee to oi enquire into the nature causes of " the disease in cattle known as Rick ets" or " Wobbles" H. W. Venn, A.

a

Kinsella McDonald

this

in Cattle.— a appointed

been

liaVe

Strange

Father

registration

.

The

1889.

GERALD

—

.

miles.

than 206 of January

for

Diseases

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ridden

having

of Han

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are

home

\

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.

and on

revenue

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practitioner

j

most' are places The much. potatoes

crops

3rd

be baptized, farther

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j

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highly of this over who passed Brooks, district, to the ureat maioritv on the 22nd inst. of the The deceased had been a member School Roads Sunday Board, Board, School Superintendent and part owner of known the Wheal May lead mine, better " in as Paton and Brook's mine." The terment took place on the Wednesday all 23rd in the Gwalla cemetery, nearly to the remains Northampton following the grave. here last week I Amongst the visitors observed Mr. R. F. Richardson, agent for National Mutual Life Insurance. the J udging from his genial and affable style, he about manner and the business goes to say that he has done his work, I venture than any Insurance who has more agent district before. canvassed this other A Sheffield Handicap and sports for the 12th have been organised proximo, of 150 for when the Champion race yards C. Drew, junior, and 201. between Messrs. comes off. H. Carson of Geraldton of sandalwood now com The quantity the Murcliison indi country ing in from a in this that has cates briskness industry for some not time been seen past. I have nothing fresh In mining matters of a to communicate, with the exception the of copper at Victorian new discovery but mine, Copper Mining Company's which is not yet sufficiently opened up to of it. information give any fair Fri Father Breretou arrived here last visit and preached day on his fortnightly on tlio to a large congregation following Tlio rev. Sunday in the R. C. Church. on Monday, gentleman left for the Port

to

miles

c.ime

funeral. The Hastie and Julia was that of Gavin

departed

likely

very

are

year

nibal

marriage, achristeningand was Robert between marriage

eat

a

laid

child of 33

a

lcs 29th

no

altogether to say on the had to official

were

at

or

summer

Feb.

presented, of terests

old and

.there he heard of lie rode a distance christen it. He

The

Medical.—

.

to

body

a

'

'

little

blighted, for

this

crops

j

cool of a

very

lightkeeper, Fremantle, ham ; T. F. Tapper, Fremantle stamp vendor.

|

;

,

Grapes

usual.

a

Peterson, rer assistant vice P. Hau-

.

The fruit ;.s

trees

.

.

successful.

the

C

acting;

—

be

the

signed;

a

on

are

dry

;.

vice Rottnest, R. McQuire,

keeper, j

,

to

off

come

and

i

_

the

in

,

races Our Bunbury 15th of February

Grant well for

Correspondent.

went

'

j.nd

been the

are

What on

;

W.

.

here, exception like The heat has been nothing in former years. Sacred Heart members of the

far,

days.

not

of

-

to the satisfaction dismissed.

was.

no

has with

it

as

combs

Fairbairn,

Railway, Storekeeper, wqV.thA.'i'.'.AV. W. French P., Hanhaim, acting Light-

j

uraa

with carrying The case

Buck license.

very hands

1

| ,

Bench,

A.

the

few bees. blossoms

a

E.1'

R.

Marmion, J. Manning; Fremantle Asylum— R. Fairbairn; J. F. B. C. Wood, W. Stone, E: Marmion, J Manning;-— C. R; Pether, acting

Holy Communion. A. J. Lecaille is. going to Augusta next on the Sunday he following Sunday will be at Quindalup. The good priest proves to be himself active A few Sundays yet. quite he went a distance ot 70 ago to Bridgetown, miles from Busselton. When he got or more

one

Qiedinri

D

is

W.

Lunatic

to he blossoms heard from several are all dead. nearly

found,

by only being

TTIIlMa—

C. a

proved

being

T

o.

all

Prison—

-

record esteemed to

"TTi

uowciu,

is

say.

so

Society The Ven

i.i

rt

can

experienced To-day the

we

:

u.

one

season, few hot

.

r\

of there

is

no-

t

fr

that

occupied

cause

its

are

Wood,

0.'

E.

it

since

they

B.

Fremantle

Justices

.

Fair-R. Marmion

:

bairn,

,

own

spend

hive

any

and

James

Appointments.— Visiting 1889 Rottnest Gaol

during

no

-

1 have

our

In

work

at ;

William

Hector

has

where.. The district All seem to have their

.

From

known

so

by P. charged without gun

'

Yelverton

Catholics standstill

a

are There 'the silver eyes. Iliave found on the trees. that the bees in the bush

to make five unless they expect doing. is over. The wheat-thresliing. nearly bushels The average yield is about fifteen o the acre. now. Colds are very just prevalent Sickness therefrom. Many are suffering in other also. rife forms, before At the Police Court, Bunbury

by

We

—

not

to

came

Courthwaite

Rason.

in saving their grapes, year peaches birds never and The were apricots. to he so troublesome before— especially

this

apples

hilling

5

necessary in even

—

will

They

it.

a

.

j

' . ; j

with

w.

-

NORTHAMPTON.

lull

t

part

make

1

was accompanied by a purse of presented who The doctor, sovereigns. appeared Mr. thanked the much affected, Bird, for their and all concerned, committee, warm and gift. generous expressions them of his of Assuring deep sensibility he would never their kindness he said The York and its song forget people. then "Auld was Lang Syne" warmly rose which the audience after rendered, cheers for in tremendous and. indulged Dr. Thomson and three times three for who had already arrived Mrs. Thomson that the friends in Melbourne. I learn of the doctor were not satisfied until they their shoulders and bore him on placed to the Mechanics' Hall. him in triumph TheSt. Patrick's is al ready Day celebration attention. A committee com exciting of bes ladies, are already prised young matter themselves in the of tirring Let us hope collecting subscriptions. amounts collected will that.tho .various make a good round sum for presentation, St. Patrick's as usual, on Day. Feb. 4th.

Mr.

When

years great many

a

erery at present

dull

;

m

York and Beverley Dr. Thomson assuring esteem in which he was held of the high felt at his by all and the deep regret from the The address colony. departure

that

now.

operations scattered

On Sunday the usual monthly meeting of the Sacred Heart the male branch attendance was held. The Association An discourse was was edifying good. delivered Delany on by the Revd. Father of persons the conduct attending places of also on the evils worship religious Mixed from Marriages. resulting We are having a coal mine opened in the which is very Southern Districts, it success. If to be an immense likely it will turns out as is as well anticipated, of the benefit to this' p ro v e of great portion worked A tin mine is also being colony. at the "Green Bushes," a place called nine miles this side of some Bridgetown. forward for We are looking good times as mines. the of the result newly-discovered Ross have gone Doctor Harvey and Mr. the to see. about down to the Fly Brook miniug which is being carried on there. that Mr. here It is reported to-day has been the successful Charles Hastie the Bunbury Boyenderer for working i.nup Railway line with horses. is very dull ust now. market The money j in circulation. or no cash There is little not care to do Those who have money

1

luiittuiiciiJua

two

employed

Correspondent.

a

of

—

jiiu

will

.

—

01

he

comes

a small for timber.' He order, and is one expects ;to get a larger shortly 1 think the going to start operations again. mill news is received with as this, joy by all, for the district for has been doing no good

nearly

From

\

uoiiciii

when he district.

the informed

'

;

on

that

through

1 am received

BUNBURY.

.

aciaress

said

is

tour

'

"

,

It

Some intensely?hot weather was experi three enced here last week. The past cooler. days have been somewhat 29th 1889. January,

our

.which

'

"

Lord the stilling Tempest" the church militant prefigures efforts of the futile earth and upon ienemies Bark of Peter" to wreck the which rides the waves and upon the braves In course of the storm. rev. his sermon the very interesting out the great injury gentleman pointed done the church by the bad example and of section of those lives a small careless the first. within the fold. It being Sunevening devotions, day of the month, of Stations the Cross, Rosary and Bene at 4.30. diction commenced pan. b Pursuant to notice the public meeting fields was held in re the road to the gold Hall. There was not a the Mechanics' of the attendance. The chairman large Roads Board Mr. J. T. Monger occupied resolved that the the chair. It was to a Roads Board be requested appoint to wait His Excellency upon deputation as to urge the of government necessity sistance towards water, etc., procuring to the successful so essential working of and in justice to this dis the goldfields trict. to the chairman A vote of thanks concluded the meeting. to Dr. Thomson A farewell 'Concert Hall on was in the Oddfellows' given a There was and, Friday evening. large, audience larrikinI May state, a select ism and were conspicuous by rowdyism It a their absence. was "Caledonian in Concert"— -quite a this novelty part. a choice was The programme, one, very The was performance excellent, lengthy. and of the were many performers re-called. Near the close, vociferously to that the Rev. Mr. Bird rose explain of to the, object the concert was chiefty to their esteemed friend Dr. hid farewell the ladies of Thomson. He. said that to Dr. Thom York had intended present an son. ..with a gold watch, but, through could not unavoidable this circumstance, in time, so the souvenir would be. effected Melbourne. He read an reach him in upon

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meeting

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mo1'

a

told were

"

that of the

at

on

that

fisticuffs"

the hall

and broken, "vented his

fovnituie were

and wrath

and entirely

that

one

on the its marble bust of Leo XIII. by boxing not of ears." There is a suggestion iutrusion blame for this upon a Catholic for a special purpose meeting gathered the despatch of a telegram to the 1'ope

Socialist

—

there are no public Assuredly, are Catholic that except one, this with form of euphemisim.

events, treated

It

were

liome

through

looking the

old

room,

the

over

at

me

was

I had seen to my explained

man

I

bachelor's

den

they thought and found it "

it

Why,

Old in

Squire to take

furnishing place.

"Well,"

was

a

Tyner,"

up I

"if

I had

first and the old man picture the thing might be explaiued. was vice versa. There you

the

But the

was

the

lovely,

game

abundant.

:

were moon

returning had risen

about and

six o'clock.

was

shining

the air. We through frosty trudged along with our well-filled bag, the sound of our quite enjoying tramp the hard road, and the keen, feet on ing faces. braciug air in our "What bits of exquisite scenery

;

on said Mr. you come here," Casey. Just for instance." look at that, We all stopped to look at as pretty a little as sketch piece for an effective one

afterwards see

the lovely, why cannot

"

as

general of the

seen

lingered

do. We

and

portrait, family they had brought

in the place and adornment-

said,

!

bright

its

the

seen

people appreciate the good things that abound in Ireland. the However, it is with I have to not the day itself, evening,

of the picture in the drawing-

olden and times, handsome the features

friends

not had

and enjoy

The

in

Our

The weather

spirits.

scenery

mantlepiece,

told turn they in their Lily had chanced. on the picture in old an room which would appear to have been used as a kind of or smoking-room

had

number of my gentlemen larger guests and shooting set out on a walking ex A very enjoyable pedition. day it was. all in excellent We were and health

all

auditors, that me

we

as

finally,

a

there, down

but

than

longer

Why, Yes,

time, of him.

intended ; and they at first was Christmas at hand, it with us. agreed to stay and spend One lovely, with the frosty day I,

room

quaint and cosy in candelebra of wax

were

that

last

things

above it. painting hanging there he is !" I cried out in utter to amazement, the extreme and astonishment of my mother wife. on

some

done."

is

all

was

tossing my babyat one side of the long, I chanced to raise my and mantlepiece they

table, the

f.Lnm

nrlo+.A

n.nnrvm

took itself up in quite a remark way ; and one bright, jovial, crisp the other in suc day followed sunny cession. more was either Nothing seen or heard of the old squire

away, arms

fn

show

not

in

verandah room how did you ex-

able

may

we

we

did

this

palatial

old

then,

ormnor

is

in

ed ness,

work-

and I sat table, down, sensible man, put the trans scene out of my mind alto and enjoyed with dinner my

above

fell

at little

liked old The

when

And

stairs

few

the conversation off to drifted divers of plans for the entertainment our friends. A merry for the next party we were two or three weeks. The weather, as if to snub Lily for her remarks on our and commend climate, my large-mind

a

mahogany

of

the priests with the

way.

Afterwards,

eyes

we

much

And

the

on

zest.

press,

and

A

not and it

matter

all

whatever

our

though

own

chattering boy in my

"

Protestant

the

one

a

holding

particularly of the light

and, like formation

Amster

of preparing an purpose to to the Pope, came blows force of some six hundred This is the very character

istic

our

candles

the

a

(again)

Liberal

of the

at

and

the

and

a

gether

day

com

convenient

for

I

if

room. are

see; to their

wa,R

a

in ingenuity 1" of bedroom accomodation " To be sure, to be I answer sure," ed. "Of course I did not think of all that. It will be a nice old place when

drawing-

or cup of tea, be required of it. from all this that

seen

done looked

priests

further

the

comprised programme, he said, the enfranchison a tax ground rents, of leaseholders, nient improved dwellings and free the for schools, workingmen, disestablishment of churches in Scotland He eulogised the modera and Wales.

most

We

them

be

of

The meeting savages. as a of pin-sts, gathering it is attacked by outsiders " come to blows." priests

officers

suitable

or basket, else might

come.

other

the

room

for

'

our

been

side— stood

in the marked " The Dutch

the

have

at the

a

you

T

the

a

the

of the

there

or

home.

all

had but

do

bedroom pretty down over three stairs, and more to up three

lobby,

nftnf.

one

stately,

assembled

and

And

mother's

at

ncorl

the best arrangement of the books, in each of the two bow-windows end

little

house,

gave

and and

table,

"anti-clerical" is described and when it these is that

Liberal

House

the business he said mismanaged had of Commons, and it House to shorten Parliaments esseuiial

I

is,

a

there

diningroom, Before to beside

it

comparison

purposes, a

the house. and only

their here

large

Viaa-h

that

through

out

handsomely hn.rl

t»nnm

Let

!

was

There were some complished. beauti ful old odds and ends, which have been here and there duly disposed

into a

me

hardly habitable: a with laughed of "You shake the head. roguish little know what ac wonders I have

round

was

Ed

there, I

cut

picture—

:

which I had thought "Ah! she ha!"

described. My wife and mother seem to have intended it to be as so, too, they had furnished up the old bookshelves into the recesses fitted of the room with bright leather-work,

against of the

Catholic

fitted

also

'

as

already

the organisation line to Kast subsidised of a mail Asia, with the and under contract German Fifteen new vessels were Government. and is built for there this line, every to that the steamship reason believe be of Bremen will more enterprise year to Roman

and

appearance f.ViA

sittingroom,

room

growth

filled

were

sittingroom. would appear

it

were

com

what a pretty thinking little has bedroom that shooting den' made for the two Casey girls. It" " Bedroom !" I breathed in dismay, for the premises to which she alluded were in an off-shoot house part of the

The diningend of the

apartment

homely merely

not

general

its

f.lin.f.

many

been

wa6

enterprise

the Pall Mall of a 'Catholic

bencLos in Opposition He deprecated of Commons. Soudan and the attempted conqaestoftbe The Government, of Suakim. retention for

for

forty

Its

irlan.

A

people,

Socialists."

mass

the

is

There, to-night.

unsatisfactory and I tried think to'

latter.

panels

old

with

official

own

fleet

Its but

homely

dam fov address

duties;

its

The

l

so

the

the with

"

good dinner,

a

of the

recess

ing only

prosperous vicissitudes

some

rivals.

last

who

to

return

fill

vi

Bremen the North

Lloyd twenty years.

important

an

of this

holding

fairly

and

America, Japan.

German

the

by

and

was

and

carved,

nf

to trading the East

afloat,

South

English

North

hundred

one

vessels

headquarters and Lloyd, is now after

littlu

negotiations Curia Roman of an prospect

shortly to

order

the

flinf uuuv

an

reason

China,

German

being subject Baron at. UxkullRussian Ambassador recovered from his

arrived the Gyllenbandt, Mo having Italy, recent

is

I

room

press.

Germany is centred at the two of Hamburgh and Bremen. ports

Indies, Is the

the

on

ultimately

tion

ten

of the largest North and

the

which

turn Russia

between are

the

to

Minister favourable

of

appointment

a wow

»'i««

at recognising rather short

there it was The dinner-

man.

most

our

mystery, about

hall,

one

large trade

a

carrying hilt

a

more

doubts

of but

but the bow windows with cushioned seats,

wonderful, by been concluded within The trans-oceanic years.

The former

that

made that

the rtiva

AJiuuiiv)

to

of-

expressive

I know the old

I was had been

—

argu

—

the age is Mercantile seems bent

England

seen

but

about

mystery

a

account," who Lily,

by the fire and stroking baby's face softly he had been removed to of insecurity her custody on the score of tenure on of astonishment my start

between my the figure I

that

into

'

I have own

my

to enter

him."

sure

on

mencing, studying

and as

was

about

like

my him," remarked looking thoughtfully if was' some there

"as

fire

"I'm him

to

to

who

the

mystery

decorated. The diningroom, on fully the contrary, was a .long, low room, with fine old oak panels round it is it, and handsome bow true, windows

On

having

eomnanv

foreign had

agreement

t

their

great

lemon has been squeezed

a

the

into

did not

about

mother,

at the extreme seemed to belong to an earlier time than the drawingroom, which was the ceiling handsome and lofty, beauti

prove

more

it.

at

l?.m

bvi

the

all

the last trade of

now,

for

lootnwn xjao

liberated.

indeed

from only of

to

able

soon

German

Germany,

no

bad

deed.

and

looks

dislike

Commissary's

of

the

of

The

man young he could and pursued

was

feature

of

nun viu

are

in

employment

was

away

called

try delusion optical in the dress,

gong broke in on I like surmises.

and the West Indies, Australia, America. Such Central important of steamship developments enterprise

have Sir

diet.

r»

he

Auteuil, and

wresting not portion,

looks tne netter and certainly also largely avoids Mr Parnell of the joint. His refreshment diet is of hot water into luncheon a glass

flesh

at identity,

fire

as

terrible

Police

the

in

figure I had

to my sanity I had seen

just

he

anything

;

they

particulars

nothing remained a conundrum to give many Lily and my mother exchanged

!

up anxious

a

imagining

to

it

of

seconds.

hand,

some

on

Sir

Parnell

him,

some

supposed hut, as in

who had been

fast

by

mother's

were

to

before rushed to the amazement

his

in

pistol

.Marine.

Parnell

Both

night

thicket,

growth

up

defendant

vegetarians. and Mr.

the

A notable

u"

senu

the

in Judge and the chief

Chief

practically

a

office

!"

possesses The

man

perpetrated being taken

—

now

was

captured

to God, Who is so good to us, and Mr. Gladstone's years unto youth again make that noble man with all thie say the years of twenty-one, and power and wisdom lie knowledge a

command

with

that

were

Suddenly,

paces apart. the word of the young given,

was

the ment similarity the lace and diamonds,

a

adversaries

Boulogne

and the adversary guards of the Bois seeing hare-headed as running

pointing with God, suggests impossible nothing the lovers all over this that "all earih. of Mr. Gladstone join in at the prayer aua

de

his

is

tune

the

It

be

times and the

tory." " I fancy

in

face.

to vain

expected

we

connect

and

by

Seconds

boulevardier. and

is

violent

so

challenged

before

to

out

was was

it

life.

my

with

her gentle

on

just

but, as the particular old times particular when he lived were not specified, I did not find the explanation satisfac very

which

mother

my

olden

squire

distinct

as

in

anything

saw

in

drawingroom

before dinner.

a

cafe,

name

in

manner

there was and certainly

it's

!

:

?"

laughed

'

It was in vain to try the "very to explain evi dent amazement expressed in my looks at the natural event of the appearance of my mother in the just

which

off

violent into the

is

referring

whose

appointed, Bois the

in

his

A Dundee paper, various miracles and »

once

so

possession ings Gatan

Regiei

a

hour. took The duellists appointed their and and greatcoats hats, seconds at a distance placed by theii

,

Sir appointment. European dip strong he is careful, and cautious, seek to who Englishmen He was a distinct success

Japan and has just

discussion political in a fashionable Paris

is

I

him

indeed," 'Oh sure

:

part of it ; and old man's face, in that instan eye

about

you

said

"they

:

tell

much,

the old squire, I ma'am.' suggested that I supposed that all the Tyners who owned Ballytyner were as squires far as that went, and was told Well, the old who lived this was here squire

Story.

my

—

the people Not very

" .

Black.

the queer

substance, but a scowl

do you eay to it ?" the of the reply that it is very much

In occurred

thirty

a

in

new

Stockholm

at

"

Ghost

see that and expression dress, taneous photographic it had fixed itself on

is

say,",

CUBSE.

By Josephine

ly as ever But: then,

the

he

Lord

True

That was yet I could

found

is

at

as

,

donor

man,

met

read every Imitation ."

the

be compelled Salisbury at post Washington, up the hears that Sir Francis Plunkett

" Atlas" who now

his

"

—

:

A

silent remaining his employer

unhappy like you."

at

the

contains

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