The Record Newspaper - 11 April 1889

4.

FOI<1ltRI», JEWELLER,

WATCHMAKER, HAV CONSIGNMENTS

FOUCHAKD'S

A.

and

WATCHES

JEWELLERY

of

the

NEWEST

GOLD of

KINDS

ALL

and

Gold

Silver

DESIGN

manufactured

Jewellery

and

Silver

and

Gold

Watches.

„

made

Wedding Rings

order

to

the

on

shortest

notice.

A

Stock

Large

SPECTACLES

all

suit

FOUCHARL'S

A.

hand.

Well

.

Selected

CHEAPEST

the

is

and Jewellery,

Clocks,

HOHSE

and

is

from

issued

is

morning

Thursday

Eastern Southern The Subscription

,

,

of

number

W. A.

the

exceeding in

Orders

For

upwards

or

stamped

,

to

T.

the

of

any

Mr.

local

Rev.

Perth,

Fremantle,

J-

City The

is

not

will

be found

and

offers and

the residence.

comforts

lies

THE

„

Newcastle and Nortlmm and Geraldton

in

G

a

„

Northampton

with

replete visitors

to

of

privacy

a

of

JOHN Corner

hopes,

Street Perth

GUILPOYLE,

one

Railway Perth, Jan.

Proprietor

minute's Station.

Bridgetown, & Augusta. Williams.

Lecaille.

Albany

Chmeliceck

P-

„

Rt.

Plains,

Mateu.

Victoria

Rev.

Dr.

Salvado.

-

rrTWT'iKt'twaga'Q

i

JOHN" CHRONOMETER. MAKER,

BOWK CLOCK, JEWELLER,

and

his numerous to inform he has Removed that

extensive

Hvmus's Town

A,

PaGOLn

description

made

Street,

in

with

water

boiling

packets

JAMES

by

or

Grocers,

EPFS IIOMtEOPA'JLTIlC

milk. labelled

&

class

materials

are

is workmanship or Photos

Double

and

Single

and

used,

employed.

only sent

in

JOHN

to intend supervision the strict

AND

the

City

and

departure

STOREKEEPER

WlaolIe&i¥>-

aaiMt

3&ett»ifl.

Hall

Howick

Street

Perth.

the

relied

kidneys Bright bility and

and disease, to retain

Note.-

and

Carriage

always

eminent

all

"What

is

lor

all

—

The

with

word

the arrival

"Best"'

the liver

organs

of

most

of

W. THE

work

my

T.WIM

MANAGER

on

its

BRIDGE. OF

diseases

AND

EXECUTE

OBBEKg kinds

of

COMMERCIAL and

and

reliable

and

em

surest

or

these

I

remedies

I

'

I

are

combined

valuable, compounded into Dr. Soule's can such a wonderful Hop Bitters, terious curative is power And

-I?

'Tuitions

,rar,1J,

ill-health

or

can

and power, Harmless invalid

yet

or

mys

whiVh

no

disease resist its

is

the

smallest

mcst

frail to use.

child

chatter

woman,

weak-

ii.

"

Patients dead or nearly dying" For and years, given up by phsieians, of Bught s and other kidney diseases, liver complaints, severe coughs, called consump "

Almost

have

tion,

been

cured.

Women gone nearly crazy 1111 From of agony neuralgia, nervousness, and various wakefulness, diseases peculiar drawn

ating pangs and chronic,

of or

Erysipelas

trail

out

of

shape from excruci rheumatism, inflammatory suffering from scrofula

!

;S!lIeum' indigestion,

blood and,

in

poisoning, fact, almost

"

all

dyspepsia, diseases

Nature is heir to , Have been cured by Dr. Soule's Hod ters, of which can be found in proof neighborhood in the known world.

the

#l

women.

genuine

the blown

name

Printing.

that exist

possibly it

for

or

egNonc hops on

general

Ameri and

developed.

113

111

People

RECORD/

all

as

ina

or

dyspepsia; con stipation, indigestion, biliousness, malaria and they fever, ague, &c.," will tell you or Mandrake! Dandelion

to

THE

prepared

RECEIVE

the

such

;

retention, and all the to Women"

diseases

that

remedy

diabetes,

used

is

reckless indifference by manufac in merit the of proclaiming their work. Talk establish does not and as there can supremacy, be but "Best" one let customers echo my experience

plirs-J 1

diseases

ailments peculiar they will tell you explicitly <( phatically Buchv." Ask the same physicians

of trains.

turers

TO

childlike

/'»

only

cure

urine,

in

irri

forms of

natural,

most

and

with

their merits.

all all

unhesitatingly /

urinary

s

best thing

i,

the

best to

on

Ileuce when with others

variety

every

connection

in

for

GENERAL

is

1

allaying

curing

!

On completion of the Railway Works, will run all Omnibus to of parts

'W. A.

SCOLLABD,

be

cure

CO.

XMPORTGB

What

18

thus:—

england.

you

of

m

equally

order

the Town

im the

Obvua

CHEMISTS,

BOWRA,

opposite

recent of branch

every

is

always

taken.

JOHN Xlowick

to

Sold

and

hand.

Wedding Rings Time payments

most

the

icians "

1

And

more

WATCHES

of every

JEWELLERY

simply

london, to

in

Cart Harness

an

Customers

adjoining nearly premises the Opposite Chemist Shop, he solicits a share of where Kali, SILVER

Made

&c.,

Mr.

and

A.K.F.A.ST,

of the natural taws a thorough knowledge nutri the operations of digestion and govern flue and of the tion, by a careful application proper Mr. for ties of well-selected cocoa, Epps has provided with breakfast tables a delicatcly-ilavoured Coverage doctor's bills. It is which save us many heavy may use of such articles of diet that a by the judicious constitution be gradually built until may up strong Hundreds euoutili to resist eve; to disease. y tendency around us of subtle maladies are floating ready to ate Wo may tack wherever there is a weak escape point. well fortified a fatal shaft many by keeping ourselves nourished with blood and a properly frame."— pure Civil Service Gazette. See article in the

WATCH

BEGS

tlie

Hard

Carriage

and ing purchasers, every to employed guarantee execution of orders.

COCOA.

EPPS'S

Long. H. Brady.

„

of

tell

of Hops I

all

or

any

1

——

Physician

is. schopl, what for quieting and of the nerves, and

complaints, giving always ?

Ask

—

Questions

chapter

Drays,

Carts,

Traps,

prices.

—

eminent

Cnrriclcs,

Stan Carts, Pbtetons, Tilburys,

description

iaa—

most

"

Patronage.)

Drawings

Comforting.

teful—

any:

can

including

skilled

Brereton.

Ven.

,,

&c.

IIMIBBH

refreshing sleep And they will Some form

perth,

ALSO,—

&

Kojonup

Waggons,

business. First

1886.

28,

"ily

„

Spring

Charges— Moderate.

Ask tation

Dog

Hansoms,

provements

Itoad and JLIardinge walk from the North

the

IheWrld

Btiilderf'

E'limtons,

Pony

Gigs,

ware,

Ash

nervous

BUGGIES, Cabriolets,

private

which

P.

Ware.

reasonable

Vital

MACHINIST

street, Government

Every

of Melbourne

Carria'ge

ERAL

(Under

of

every fami

and

E N

Tracey.

E.

„

variety.

Electroplated at

i

'

hay

HOTEL,

13 RIG

Greenough, Dongarra, & Strawberry, „ Darcla-uup, Bunbury, Ludlow, Vasse,

of

LWMiam

mmmm% and

and

i.ll

W.

in great

..

.repaired

and

STABLING

VICTORIA

gim

B. Delaney. P. Gibney..

„

Watches.

COLONY.

in the

Beers

position, extended to he obtained.

Hotel

Coach

brands.

healthy from the balcony view unsurpassed

convenience,

Duff. M. Martelli.

L.

»

Guildford, & Beverley York

on

the

an

Hotel, with Wines,

the cliocest situated is

commanding which

the above which he

RECORD

the

"if

completely

of Spirits The Hotel

be

or their having receiving papers regularly are other causes requested of complaint, at once with the Manager. to communicatethe local are The following Agents for

rr

favourite re-stoclced

GOOD

promptly

_

and

leased

t.

intimale

to

begs

he has

be

may

to agents or will and Manager, Bryan, to. Subscribers attended-

sent

has and

that

VJT

Act.

RECORD

HOTEL.

(A TJILFOYLE

JOHN well-known

those

accordance

in

Stamp the

for

the

paper.

forwarded

are

with

the

per £2 subse

shillings

fifteen not

£2

to

amounting receipts

publication the every press time the in for other mails. and

aclcnoivledgmcnt

an

quent

is'

weekly

payments

-A.il

annum.

receive

a

VICTORIA

w,

—

RECORD

The

THE

RECORD.

A.

Alberts

Stock

mn

w.

and

sights.

WATCHES,

THE

Silver

Silver

and

on

always A

to

Gold

variety.

great

,

Gold

GENTS GOLD

in

.

LADIES

Jewellery,

the .premises,

011

GENTS Silver

received

just

House.

Wedding Ring

Lucky

PERTB.

STBEET, of

ETC.,

.

LARGE

OPTICIAN,

vile

in

white the

poisonous

"it

evrv

without

a bunch of green and label, Dr. Soule's bottle. Beware of all stuff made to imitate the

above,

i

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leanings.

.<?&

Regret Forged

the

tained

Publish

they

of my

one

which coubooks, of of the expenditure entrusted to me from These are mainly in the

details

Fenian

Letters.

old account

lime

money time.

to

of

handwriting cashier.

of the Commission on the 27th the Attorney-General February, Before said :: I make any statement I to state think it that a document right lias been received this from morning addressed to Mr. Shannon, Paris, and in the handwriting of Pigott. Of course the sitting

stated from

—

Soames

of the

supposed

was

to

lordship tills document. full

be.

think

will

Probably it

right

disclosure

The

letter

to

by

pigott.

in

the

terms

following

Feb.,

Saturday, Pigott, a statement making Labouchere and George and and

.

Richard

I,

"

:

of

of

of my make this own free will without any monetary inducements, -in the house of the former. My object is to correct inaccuracies iu the report of my in the Times, evidence and also

make

to

of

the

a full disclosure connected with fac simile letter

and of Mr.

Times,'

buted

in

the

the

attri

notes

which

embodied

were

rend

in

made

by

the

me

recollection

my statement

merely that to

a

his

on

gossiped. he made letter of

was stated documents

I

only.

gave

heads Davis He did

against founded I agreed

write

to

promise

a

League,

I

have

not

weie,

.

some telling

I

told

been

in

a

old his

placed

accounts'and

him black

scraps

that

they bag with of papers.

the

time

same

bank

notes

The

accounts

as

he

own

my

put

gave

iu

were

National Library of Australia

nic

At

leaves

Sib

the

course

j

denned

merely

are

to ypu (the with denied) after the that

submitted is

ledgment has

been

giveu

say

that

they

My

lords,

we are

sincere

their

published, most truly be further themselves.

felt

If

I

might say much as those whom which been imposed upon

making

by

claim, words

"

has

conspiracy" represent

whatever .they

in

it.

have

been

misled

and

Mr.

true

if

it

and therein

;

be

said this

beyond

the

that

an

in

one

in

fault

G.

A.

of

the

but

error

to any part taken liave they in procuring these documents or them before the public. placing

Holboru. 1889. 25th February has Labouchere informed,

Outside

his that ou Saturduy called at you house and expressed a desire to make a statement in writing, and he has handed to us a confession made that you you of tho letters are the forger which have

communication further

Yours,

with

instructs

which sake

confession for safety's

us

we

envelope

is

we

Deau e

iclosjd

directly; return th? and which

send by hand.—

:

Lew

and

further

this

"

in

letter

s

Siu le,ler

iles

Just was

Deux

before

I "to

the

see

Liberal

members, received At about

recognised, cheering.

mr.

into

came

one

but

sun, as

most

hearty

was

a

salvo

in

splendid

heard

later

of with

the

It

holiday good. and, if life,

woie

j

him

He one

might

say

-than

ever.

lUnlier a

white

flower

it

at

Mr. in

his

1

his

firmer, time of

Gladstone buttou-liole,

of

Prof.

Trinity

Maguire,

College. Nation

Dublin

of

March

mentioned

stated

panied when

him

£850

immense

has done looked stronger,

trip

was

name

and

When mentioned

Maguiro,

been

nesday

Pigott-,

His

on.

uionujs

of Dublin, whose name in the course of the died in London on special Commission, will It bo r. inombered that Tuesday. Mr. in bis last iiousfon evidence Wed

right and the by and' form

browned

iour

months.

—

Dr.

has

sustained heartiness. The looked fresh

oi

six

the

Says 2nd:

o'clock.

amid

of

cries

;

Death of

Nvcrc

was

little

a

—

vigorous Italian

five

house,

which

depth and gentleman

great hon.

the

they

loud

were

Shurao" ou Mr. Finn-, mid on Mr. Win. O'Brien

uuo

Sudden

glastone.

the

cheering,

as

"

osuiciiws,

_d.o by the spectators, given according the popularity of the passing legislator. But it is rather remarkable a fact that

the

there and month

the Opposition by the Speaker, cheered and on his very loudly, the reading name of Removable Cecil the Roche, Irish and Radical members greeted it with and derisive groans laughter.— Nation.

crowds

February,

ssbll

Sir He

another of Mr. O'Brien's

j

Paris left the

me.

through" House.

voice,

Mondes,

handed

28th

rl

the IIouso, and was im besiged by admiring friends, to take in the "No refuge and therehe held a levee of from the Liberal side of -the

Oh, oh,"

cane

Thurs

on

Westminister,

charles

announcement

and exMinisters, and hon. members pass on their Palace-yard way to the Cheers and hisses were freely

Ministers, !

-

—

Hotel i

to

enclose,

Lewis

in

you

&c.,

There

Parliament after of the Forgeries.

day afternoon, to assembled

1

in Times as been the appeared having written respectively by Mr. Parnell, Mr. Egau, Mr. and Mr. O'Kelly Davitt, in addition and that committed you in support of the case for the perjury Times.has instructed Mr. Parnell us' to inform to hold you that he declines

any and

British

Exposure

sir

us

—

as

The

this

years.

in Charles was his gayest took snuff almost by the and could to handful, scurcely reply the numerous about the inquiries adventures of stupendous Messrs. Houston and Pigott. The speaker now ball the in bis opened by reading voice letters from gravest three Irish Removables him of sen informing tences been having passed by them under the. Coercion Act Mr. iipon Edward six months' im Harrington, hard at prisonment with labour, which

11 Ely-place,

Mr.

—

is

well

as

five

occasional twinge of his shoulders lie has been for

into

mood.

Sala.

paper

past

House.

those share

fault,

almost

is

members

imposed

their

parnell

for

lubliy,"

extends ask they earnestly will make the fullest

lordships

your

inquiry either

1889.

lies

their

that,

Secretary the seat one could

the

aud save rheumatism

mediately lie had

on is

the Chief to focus and members,

eyeglass

Irish

sauntered

our

existed, had no

have That

we

as

;

for

benches, his

into

the

to abstaiu from statement 1 controversial matter. to remark that some however, friend used by my learned (Sir C.

foul

whom

Eton

an

of lie

this

not

studiously-careless, crane-like neck

his

cold,

by

escape Russeli) yesterday behind attention. He said that Pigott " foul 1 there had been a conspiracy." that if desire to a emphatically say

Pigott.

add

;

did

this

in

wero

to do so to the manner in I represent have I desire, in but

I

his forehead, his Byronic

ever,

the only Irish member in the chamber the time, with the exception of Mr, Gorbett and Mr. Donal Sullivan. The Irish leader was and gay and bright, looked brisk and Ho is just jvell. from the effects of a serious' recovering

entitled

were

was

at

express

expressed

fully

scorn

House during. the dinnerand entered into a humoured con hour, versation T. with Mr. P. O'Connor,

feeling time proper

tho

at

more

were

as

as on

mr.

to

letters

collar

his

over

flossy

down

came

that

dojibt,

will,

and

the

that

regret no and,

and

for

such

he was fancy up how reckoning of his adversaries he had in many " durance or how many more of vile," tliem he would to the hotels consign at and Gaiway. Tullamore, Kilkenny,

those

yet

The

almost

which

to

me

as

allowed of the

(sensation). that possible of which may regret statement of mine may

any expression this accompany be open to. misinterpretation; for whom I appear desire

parted

moustache

the Irish

is

it

hissing

and began an earnest conversation with Lord" Hamilton. George Apparently Lord George directed his attention to

genuine

although

loudly,.

the

but still schoolboy he is not happy. He flung on himself his seat iu his jellyfish his manner, long on the side of the legs resting table,

J

entitled

out

heat. great and stupefied, on record that

time of heat

first

faultlessly

folded if he

of authenticity full acknow

riot

called but

tne

startling.

so

shirt

a

are

very

came

convincingly apparent. The Irish did not look Secretary happy. He winced under this of explosion hatred and contempt. He was pale and his face Black cafe haggard. sits behind Arthur Balfour. His hair lies

we

evidence

voices

demonstration

made

represent to ask to from withdraw permission the consideration ques your lordships' of the of the tion letters genuineness

I

that

duty

the

was

a

believing

our

those

was

!

it

ought

we

and

;

doing

of

behalf

ou

which

me

On

of

we

—

:

10 and

some

commission, the

that

clearly

effect

!" Pigott Pigott was with kept up looked t-louse amazed

con

certainly of the the man

of-

two

or

boisterous.

very,

noisy cheering from angry hissing

The

"

introducing

correct.

dictation,

end

the

enclosure

had

£105

not

at my Mr. Sala.

Witness,

I produced arrival ac the. letter?, and count?, after a scraps, and, very he handed brief me a check inspection, the price that I had on Ccolc lor £500. told hiin I had ag.teed to pay for them.

At

j

of,

part

One

passed the of howl

their

burst

benches.

of from noth

managers and

source,

He

Houston's

all

1 declare down

23,

relation

glide

moment

prolonged

became

through

uru

I

documents.'

j

Labouchere

of them. is taken

February

the

one

view.

us is

want

the main of opinion

in

however,

(Signed), Rich

also

were

that

see

.

after

.which

of

presence

those letters destroyed Some of the signatures using them. I thiu k, traced iu this and manner, I wrote. I then wrote to Houston him to come to Paris for the court.

me.

Labouchere,

the genuine letter tho against and placing the sheet on which 1 wrote over it. These were the genuine letters from Mr. Parnell, copies of which have been read in court, arid four or five in

to some

statement

by putting

Egau,

was

is

destroyed This was

to

take

to

not

I

of.

window,

-raad

that

letters

pamphlet

was

to

came

from

lenient

Eeems

documents

stated

the letters in Paris. I grieve to admit that I simply myself fabricated letters of them, using genuine' Mr. and Parnell Mr. Egan in copying certain and words and the phrases, character of tho handwriting. general I traced some of the words and phrases

Mr.

that

by Mr.

mo

in

a

up which

fierce

a

balfour

harlequin 'In a

set

But

some letters that he forged from the assistance of I whom he received others. Of course this moment the have not heard until statement which has just been read in circumstances it court. Under these

for but my evidence, of Mr. Mr. Egan'sor I that handwriting might to have. My statement only happen referred to the first with these interview 1 had a further interview gentlemen. with Mr. Labouchere, on which occasion him .with further I made acquainted circumstances not mentioned previously the preceding I at interview. by me

discovered to have

of

to

all

fessed with

mutually agreed that my and myself

now,

am

our

Times

most

with

I

is

considered duty to take

a

place.

delight,

I desire to say man, Pigott. that witness, respecting except that will that evei'yone I presume agree that, to no one any weight ought to attach he has given, the taking any evidence

in

ofter

any Parnell's

the statement; to him £100 for the pay The circumstances connected pamphlet. of tho letieis, with the obtaiuing as I are not true. No gave them in evidence, one save uivself was concerned in the transaction. I told Houston that I had

letters

not

beamed Half an

House.

james

of

his

-Tories

carefully the course

one

batch

did

the

arthur

sort

a

into

ing

supposed

was

I

statement

the

for

other

but

second

I

nothing.

Houston

£1,000

ef

no

Invincible. fugitive to Houston the statement as the of a pamphlet which I stated could write at a time. future the Land on the contents

received

sworu

that

a

by-

the

j

third

it

most

them,

mi

the

for

;

the

Soames,

my

which the

for

with

conjunction anxiously

Egab,

Mr. Houston and of what I consequence breach With considered a of faith. to interviews with Mr. respect my and Mr. Labouchere, Mr. Parnell, Lewis,

was

made

i

and

clothes,

fitting

round

mr.

with

;

was

Mr.

;

Parnell, Paris with

have

myself

correspondence

we authority I am now of opinion refetencc whatever

Mr. in

and

correct.

own

no

left

.

day from

Davis

i

Pigott. —

the letter of the disputed, including 15th also those which purr May, 1882 to bear of Mr. the signatures port and Mr. Patrick Mr. Davitt, O'Kelly,

not to be given, and that I his name. I did not mention not learn when I was until October, to Mr. that taken Soatnes, by Houston Houston had mentioned name to my I had had an Mr. M/Donald. angry

statement

following

«

'

is

should

us,

net correct. statement

is

Tho

notes.

written

the

for

£50;

name

conversa

between

in

That

cburt. no

the

£.105

between

Egau

of presence took place

ts

delightfully smiles all hour later.

the portion of the inquiry under lately It is consideration.. unnecessary your that the letters to remind you put in and purported to be signed evidence, by Mr. Parnell, the authenticity of which

hand

Breslin in America ; the deception. It was

also

in his which

tions

letter,

will

to,

which I received from when he was writ to the and as newspaper ; ascribed to of Egan, some old bill of I- copied from an

my

I

truly,

General

which

J

stated that to my and others continued to bo members of the I.R.B. after the of resignation the held positions by them on the Supremo Council of the Iu account of organisation. my my interview with at Eugene Davis Lausanne I stated I made that rough

,

me.

I wroteto second batch

words

to

<

I

and

specimen Campbell's two letters from Mr. beyond which I presumed might be in

on

out.

was

I need Attorneythat since assure scarcely your-lordships learned the adjournment yesterday my friends and I have communicated. with and we have those for whom ws appear, in

was

in in is exenango Jigan a nanawriuug. letter has been called the bakery third £200 was the price letter. paid by for these Houston to me three letters. .That was I have paid -in bank notes. I received stated batch that for the first

Parnell, Mr. Egan, Mr. and Mr. and Davitt, O'Kelly, pro IHmes duced by the in evidence I that after of stated I disposed my in I 1881 continued in newspaper with touch the I.R.B. That is not true.

by

i

to

knowledge

;

very early date James O'Kelly,

a

the

of the circum the fabrication

published other letters

:

they

of

no

ing third

Sala;

I

stances

'

taken I do

the bag, were desk of mine.

in

writing in whose handwriting of letters second batch

written imitated

Mr.

Henry

Augustus

scraps

j

consisted of a letter imitated by me to me from a letter written in pencil by when he was in possessio n of Mr. Davitt another letter copied by me from a letter

—

23rd 1889. am desirous before

I

Yours,

—

Richard

handwriting. that this stating was for sale in been Paris, having He wrote brought there from America. I forwarded to see tliem; them asking and in three or four days accordingly, me he sent a cheque on Cook for the The third batch price demanded, £550.

your look at

soon.

The

my Murphy, of paper, which I

Houston;

to the up who opened it and handed it -President, to Mr. Cunynghame to read. of the enclosed The first documents was

The

Parnell, Campbell's

handed

was

recollect

writing

to

giving as far

where, outside

was

Scollund Yard by Mr. the information as to as we could tell from the the witness letter, Pigott

sent

once

at.

communication

a

not

had

while

left

again

j

Parnell's signature was from that published in the 1 do not now Times fac-simile letter. remember where I got the Egan letter I from which I copied the signature.

has not been opened, and I propose to hand it to jour I only de lordship. sire to say that immediately on the fact known

write

David

found

old

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July,

the

Maguiro

pui chase

cross-examination Houston slated the £t. Hotel

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of tholelters.

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Thursday

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in

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over

that

IT

fliot

clin

vuuu

WDU

oi

licid

ItAAAinA

a

Rome lately of graver riots

are

of

cause

the

only to

general must be attributed of trade pression

that

riots

come.

the

fJi'ianf

.

if

so

I

may vein

through

o

on

which

they exhorbitant people who to reside

v

no vi

in

was

cntrnn ov

the system fancied they to

prices it

Rome. came,

colossal

a

v

vu

cfAVAVDil oiv»vj

to ..which many brought misery and flung thousands of workmen on the streets. less

Messrs. the firm

of

One

when hurry tie

are-

hellerskelter with

time

and seem

a

it

cap.

that

physiology. and height,

one is

that

built

of

the

and

a"

person accordingly,

such

big-boned Mr. with of tho

a

president do Paul Vincent

which

relieves

J.

In

wres-

of most reached avis in

of

n one

these

formed,

melted

up

and that steamers and down the

rubbed

with

from trade

slave districts supplying If the outlet to the' slave there would be no stopped,

was

need for fighting to put a stop to .it. to Ho called one nse his upon every moral iufluence to induce to England tako tho lead in stopping the slave trade.

of

jf

;

ant

oveifl'n

a

®

and

Irish

5ft.

readily

with

quietly,

wore

as

the

less to

privileged

a

in proceedings the enquiry by the 7Y??iesresumed mission were a

Charles

all

The Irish issued his report 31st December, further

there

are

it

impressed of bellite,

it though though

that

we

are

daily

Mr.

and

ncrninRh

S toward

'

nlionh—

111 a

Hfifirlflrt

In concluding yester of the Sir day's proceedings, portion characterised the whole of the Charles evidence of th q Times': nudiwitnesses, irrelevant to'' the bering 340, as totally

Parnell.

'

issue.

-

Tho

was

a

tho

French

warrant

Boulunger, found. lb has

General whence

for

who,

1

f'

Government the

arrest

however,

have issued of Genbfal be

cannot

since been ascertained that the fled has to from Brussels, he has issued a manifesto -urg ,

.

tti his their fidelity party He says that he will never'coiw sent to be judged but by the Senate, that he is ready to answer any.i;a.cousa-. tions that may be brought him against before a-. fair tribunal. 'ie

ing

upon

cause.

In December 1878, tho number period. of persons in of outdoor relief receipt was In December only 43,976. 1888, with a less than half a population the number in of the million; receipt dole was is 62,696. This a pauper's record for the decade. Yet it glorions is tho compiler of tho statistics who, a few months the task of ago, attempted proving

Sir

to-day. behalf of defence in a

cross-examination completely paralys ed the Times' s contention, and he aded that it was which formed those forgeries tho sole of the foundation

Pauperism.

and deaths

with

Com

Parnell

in

immense well as in it

of births over was 6,992, a decrease of 2,342 has taken in place tho population. The estimated popula tion is half a million loss than it was ten the tho number of years ago, while has almost doubled in ""that paupers excess

FilzpatSt. of

evidences

oven

3..

the very which exhaustive speech, is not It is yet concluded. expected that Sir Russell's Charles opening will last tho whole of this week. speech at He referred considerable length,. 40 that of i!h case .the portion concerning letters which forged by suicide Pigott,

opened

powerful

General has Registrarfor tho quarter ending 1888. It is a record of and sad decay. 9,344

depletion people emigrated, the winter quarter,

Society a Catholic organiza and dyingtho sick

sides

and

Emigration,

on

Russell,

Parnell,

grease, smoke. All witness the

the

,

April connection

The

as

were

News,) ,

light fire

Daily

London,

is

visited

qu

the

FOREIGN.

lighted

into

s. '

merely

until

thrown

burnt

a

Jnteccolonial

warn

el

(From

bellito

bellite

greatly and safety energy lo have before appears in as opportunities mining operations." military

morning

qnd

should keep water .way,. and

has M. Guesnoy as 'ProoureurBouchez, Tho President of Relief has Committee from the great African Stanley,

growing

in

which there

succeeded M. General. the Ernin Pasha received a letter explorer, is

a

long

H.

M.

account

i

;

not

were

in

subse being aid of the

of catridge aud smoked

more

with which

fcl

fic

men

ivory

off- the the east.

cut

so

impossible

the

was

fragments with exploded

withdrawn;

was

but who

cases

the

spluttered

'

A man who has lives. people's is a the age of a hundred raya But there at exists the these days. in Liverpool a moment worthy present have his Irishman who will attained next on the 15th of 107th birthday

the ;

the.

Lakes by the Nile, Nyanza, and Tanganyika Nyassa to the mouth of the Zambezi. He suggested that this line stations shPuld be throughout

a

quently detonator, fuse a

of

Terence M'Ardle tho at his 3 house, residence, off Park-lane. 7 court, Shaw's-alley, of This is the oldest and poorest quarter to the Wapping adjacent Liverpool, of Dock. ere tho ruins may be seen inhabited tho houses formerly by celeof some whom bra ted merchant princes, out made a good thing of the slave traf I

tribes

In

Africa

was buried pound of the explosive with an equal weight of gun which was fired powder, by a fuse.

man.

J.

them

sustained slaves to the

and

out,

con

porters,

naked

of

company

—

as

guard

of belliic were question, cartridges crushed beneath a heavy falling weight other were built into catridges up which was target, penetrated by a rifle a of bellite w:.s bullet fired bullet; from.au rifle at an iron elephaut plate,

the greatest vital capacity. of our milieu is the stature until he at and his weight, centenarian, score and ten, tained the age of thrco It has now stone.averaged fourteen dwindled down to ten, and would not bo of his so much as that but for the fact

poor other

died

and

Tripoli, Arabs

in

as

laws

caravans

selling

Algiers, The

and killed, they were the women, and children were as sold, slaves. Providence had drawn a waterline the north the of from to south

properties,

almost

is

to

Egypt.

which through they passed. neighboured of tho Congo, as

fnlnmni/iq

told

are

riek,

ceasing be the law

Its

by

trade wanted

by means except On the Tuesday

it

explode detonating

experiments

and

never

of dynamite,

to

the severity "of the weath about naked and used to go out -in the snow, after which ho with all the keen sense a race would run of a juvenile bather in of enjoyment

possessed This jtiste

scarce in becoming pressure high age, to

that

little

tion

Centenarians

poor

years.

on a recent Tuesday', of the Sunday Times, reporter most are remarkable. While its ballistic is six times that of gunpowder, energy and its distributive is than force, greater

a

As soon wished

visitors.

grand

selves

Explosive.

brimstone.

Day

every

was

principally into the ducting

a

ignited,

animal in 7in.

Seven.

this

in

of

stand time to As to

not

Africa,

Trade,"

lately

demonstrated

says

to that a fine was told lady himself in a talk to him, he hid away from which no remote part of the ship, of persuasion could draw him amount that she had de he was assured until that It without parted. goes saying has been en this of longevity prodigy lino constit dowed with an abnormally he cared When a lad in Ireland ution.

We

penni

Hundred

as

'

.wife

Kind

shape pf roll

take" his bus when employed and Douglas, one his

twenty

Deaths

sent

which is the invention ©f Mr. te, a of 'Latum, Swede, is composed di-nitro-beusole and nitrate of ammonia, blended in conditions known only to the inventor. It has the of appearance hard and is manu very yellow soap, factured in of the size and cartridges

Shure

to

brought

receiving

being In A Patriarch

New

Irish

on

would

and its its People, of a lecture the subject delivered at Toynbee Hall, Whitechapel on 23rd. Feb. by Commander Cameron. showed The lecturer by the aid of maps the vast districts which had been depopulated by the slave trade,— a trade he said, which 6000 lives costs Africa Slaves were day of the year. every

Belli

—

Stuart

last

the

to

Central

"

midsummer.

crash, family

a

order miles—in On one occasion,

toil

the

debate

a

He had the authority the army that British never be used against',

Thousand

Slave

vu

of French flats, could let out at the numbers of

financial

dailv

Six

Carl

that he roll himself

intended anticipated Those how people, and the inevitable

was

never

ever, result

i

oia

UvlCU

housed

attentions

his

for

A

er

-

UvUSVl

remitting old man

as a year ho worked and it is 'recor docks, to regularly walk home n distnneo of two or

three

so

encouraged as they were ment laid and the Municipal Council, bauds on ancient monu their vandal to the ground, and razed them ments, edifices

101st the

moment

some

in

be

Parliament

.in

O

rejoiced, in

he

of

These speculators,

at

his

for

tho Eternal and sanctioned by tho Govern

fibre

his

six had

inconsiderable

no

must

bat of

under arms. of leading men in soldiers should the Irish Loyalists.

period. work kindly disposed are on behalf getting ing men up a raffle of Terry. But is perhaps his friend Mr. J. J. Fitzpatriek who has been on-

the to witness phenomenon of carriage hard manual a conteuarian performing, It that was labour. happened Terry and ou toil-siained particularly grimy in a trim that day, aud as he said wasn't

tene

filtrated

'speak,

and

existence fur I hear that

there

men

five

Terence. you," piped believe I am correct in saying that is the oldest M'Ardle man in Grea,t Britain at th3 present and with time, careful treatment he may yet drag on an

glass

nft.fii

by of

money building ments and who now can find in Rome, to inhabit For more no tenants thorn. than ten years the building mania past has, every City.

glass. to

fare.

disgraced precursors While the.

in

astonishment, took a small

ded that

troubles alarming de-

their

He

.

at an speaking at Portadown,

Saunderson,

a week it. There must be attend to the- national defences. a Home Ruler Parliament, nothing under Heaven would make them recog nise it or The moment obey its laws. there was a chance of Home Rule being would arm and and drill, passed they in a fortnight could have 50,000 they

to

<r

"

he

whatever knew him the

difficulty

Threats.

demonstration

affairs,

I

country

Knmo.thin

said

recognising ho en This by the tones of his voice. was a startling instance of the old man's of vision aud clearness of brightness " intellect. and its glad oi am to Shure, no

him. tered

to

never

Up

the their in the Peninsula or cause has been immediate particular of the the bankruptcy magnates who invested

havo

to

whistle

salt-heaver

street

to

his

full

aud unselfishly willingly in order to keep up her pay piper And now tho fatal result of grandeur. shown that the this is by the fact policy the classes are poorer rebelling against The

like

three or foil r times Fitzpatriek in and had met him last about years, months the venerable ago, invalid

see

my loife, at it'll if oivo anything all, and, fdiih, one." 1 may here bo a whole explain used to bo pelted and that the veteran made ranch of by the neighbours, but saw him the worse for nobody ever liq to had tho uor. Needless add, Terry

the

Government.

ho

my

should

Power,

his

loving

patriot,

Colonel.

pierced great eyes, and intelligent showed that he was once a expression, handsome man. Alas ! he very ap much and for the peared changed, .worse. He was tended being by his middleonly surviving daughter-'A who is nearly blind. aged woman, She avvoke him, and asked him if he knew tlic who wasgentleman by his side. he had seen Now, although Mr. only

of

disappointed people wofully for with the new anticipations, increase of came an abnormal that under the flimsy pretext

their

has

he

T

wet

so

regime taxation

that

face,

which he replied with " tho Thank a fine touch brogue,' had a but I've already sorr, yekoindly, to I tiicn him take a dhrop. pressed he had a small whiskey, knowing that much to for "crathur," but, partiality

best of

of Italy were deluded into the that a glorious era was in store belief of a United for them. Rome tbe capital that would mean a horn of plenty Italy the land aud abolish even would enrich Never the last of poverty. vestiges a

his

!

an

wnnbl

fl.

people

were

in

"

was

wonder

no

frame,

!

fire. inextinguishable twelve About months ago I happened " as he is% called to see Terry," by his outside a neighbours, sitting cooper's his without yard reading prayer-book of I masked him the aid spectacles.

condition. prosperous under such circum in stances the unemployed Rome should seek to rival their in London colleagues that in demonstrating the powers against Rome was taken be. When in 1870 the of by the Italian troops possession It

ardent

with

uiiuiiviui

which.

country

Ar

the and

so

an

army

rocAnrnoc

With

faculties

;

|

j

nnanmnl

4hn

habit time.

|

«tv\lnH

/ii-i

do

the been in considerable

|

Lnn jLiao

Vincent

St.

j

with Indeed, compared long. whom I have seen some octogenarians He he looks re positively juvenile. members all about the Irish rebellion of 1789, in which his father suffered, and down to the present day he remains"

Rome.

standing

of

now

unimpaired. of au attenuated exception furrowed lines the strongly there is little to indicate

Cadogan-place,

large

on

been in I have

Saunderson's

Orange

ures,

J

costly

a

has

him for a Though borne down by poverty and the weight of years, the old fellow still looks and retains a fine specimen of his face,

fatuous Already Signor Crispi's His is bitter fruit. policy bearing of the Franco-Italian abrogation treaty has created a serious of commerce of in tho. commerce and industry crisis the and has thrown thousPeninsula,of Italiau workmen ands and thousands out of employment. The support of a. and

the priests

who have

lived

navy

die ton,

Armagh,-

I-Ie

of visiting

London.

in

our

Colonel

,

from

Paiil,

A later concerned. gentlemen Dr. died desDatch savs that Maguire of the throat. suddenly from au affection attended He was by the Rev. Father

Socialism

is

Union.

tunnel-liko

.

but

cal

Mary's,

of

town

1782. of period

such Mid

beneficent

by the

'

of tho alarming consequence which appear to have originated at instructions were received in- Dublin, Yard to investigate the matter, Scotland a detective made in and accordingly at where the death the house quiries and also interviewed the medi occurred

Kelly,

15th,

at

a 81 years. Liverpool to obtain taken pains great authentic, of his age, and I am in possession proof evidence on that of irrefutable point, gathered not only from his native place,

In

St.

born

ancient

March

rumours

of

the

near

Commission.

"

M'Ardle, was

Government

a

in which passage, yon have to literally' grope your way, we into a door in the wall, turned aud pre found ourselves in a sently dimly-light ed room some ten feet square. Lying bed near in a little the fireplace was poor old Terence, well-cut feat whose clear,

1

courts

Terence name,

the

under prosperous established

more

—

.

Old hero's

U'Pnf.

decay topogra On going up

|

visited

law

Hft

the day, and is supposed to the of the neighbourhood in reference to the Parnell

during

have

nrnolr

ov

and grandeur" and otherwise.

narrow

i

out

nrcrl

"

Til

An

—

'Trhliinn

fallen

phical

—

for consented to the payment demanded that them. The made show inquiries arrived London from Dr. in Maguire

i

of

,

the Monsieur Chevruel, has is and 102, chemist, universal .fame in consequence. achieved of the Mersey, Yet here, on tho banks his flourishes a patriarch five sen years ior an individual whose remarkable and chequered career would personality furnish most a interesting biography. month. French

-

and pro him oh tho day of his arrival that some men duced the letters, staling for the money. were downstairs waiting to Dr. Houston took' the letters Mr. in an room. Dr. adjoining Maguire tho letters, Maguire having inspected

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who is contesting the seat in the Bright, Liberal intei'est. UnionistAdvices from Abyssina show that the Soudan met Dervishes from the Lower the Abyssinian forces, commanded by

he experienced of

relief

the

Einin

Mr. states that he was Stanley the natives from incessantly fighting II e adds that Ilwiri to Lake- Nyanza. to Emin at he the expects rejoin Wadelai by the 10th of December. Lord to Churchill declines Randolph as candidate for Mr. a Bright oppose the the electorate Birmingham

the

them

intends the

putting

Liberal

interest,

In the

United

States members several day reference of to the life

John

yester

made

lengthy Right

the

late

all agreeing Bright, sustained a great and by the sad event. the Queen left Biarritz

has

England

loss irreparable Her Majesty

Eoglaud

Australian

term

of office

ony,

owing

Lord

has

Leamington in

those pay the

to

Persacola to prepare orders with the object,

which

sales,

000

bales

receive

if

to-day, 300,and the clos sustained. The

available,

were

from

well Australia

Copper £96.

Tin

firm.

is

the

at

of

sitting

4.

April

Para

the

ell

Mr. Parnell endeavour

and his obtain

tto

in

colleagues Home

Press some

French

articles

Press

is

freely

Boulanger's Brussels.

reviling precipitated large number

A

are supporters loyal in their confidence

who in

now

of

of his

most

tn

nrnnpfid

wifli

obtain possible in his absence, rendering to be again returned for if

General

conviction

him

ineligible

Parliament.

The

has able

consequence, General, fearing

dangered. The balance

that

his

flight life

was

she

the en

South

recovered

now

to

Mary sufficiently

to

and has given rationally denial to the rumour that from mental suffering disorder.

is

The

Bill

for

legalising sister

wife'B

in

with marriage Scotland has in the House

Australian loan has been taken up at (£550,000) of brokers. The par by a Syndicate stock is now at a quoted in the market premium of £1 10s. per cent.

passed its second reading of three. of Commons, by a majority Emil Trietel, a in large corndealer has with suspended Berlin, payment, to six liabilities million amounting

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marks.

...

Birmingham, of

the

late

in

has nominated party as their candidate for to the son opposition

Right

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and

changes in the of Mr. transfer

the

vriAiitslw V XUUOlJ'

vialrl

Public

to

the Nimmo

of

Endacotthas

obtained the against

damages the Pall Mall

+h

ah

department

and

in

all

its

Gazette

4.

April

to push on legitimate power but they would not open works.

works, relief

any At

a

tion

held

was

again

of

meeting

caucas

the

Opposi G. R. Dibbs

Mr. yesterday, elected leader. of Parliament re Houses In the Lower yesterday. Sir Henry Parkes stated that

Both assembled Chamber

the Government session a short ing the work

to make

proposed

A

but

the limit

effective one, to a dispassionate and on an searching consideration amending Land in which he claimed the Bill, of the House. of all sections support

holders

4. Adelaide, April appointed by the share Great Northern Gold-

committee of the

waited on the Com Syndicate of Crown Lands missioner yesterday of asking for the purpose the Govern ment to institute a prosecution in con nection with the salting of the speci mens which on induced to they were

mining

take

The

shares. up that Coles replied was constituted the not

legally

take

man

whose

A

found

yesterday. A servant

The

Government unknown

was

Torrehs

Lake

is

name

in

in her are

quiet,

weather

is

could

action.

the

named Annie suicide yesterday

compiittd ihgjierself Shares

Hon.-Jenkin the Syndicate

as

any

floating

bedroom. but prices

now

quiet

at

and

are

firm.

settled.

April

500

over

drowned. Samoa.

persons is

Everything

accepted. The

strike

men

on

from

the

Phoenix

Ballarat have returned to work of the con pending the decision that will ference bo held on shortly the subject. A young man named Henry Mouritz, as the aged 38, well known

Foundry

at

to the Hydraulic been arrested for the the

British

arrived.

recent

Power

Calliope,

that at

disaster

On

Secretary Company, has

embezzling £2000. Commander Kane,

gunboat

vessel forlorn

seaman

weather-

a

presents appearance. has strike

condition.

The Government

are tenders inviting the of 5,000 bags of seed supply wheat. The tenders will close on the 11th of April. The men who committed the recent at North Adelaide have burglaries been and have been found arrested, to be well-known Victorian crim

for

The laroo

few

returns mines

official

copper

show

years f.Anc

from

a

irnorlw

the "Wal the last

during" surplus

about

of

f.liaia

mAVn

f.lio

onfnal

production. received

As

beeD

has

bounty

a

thev Government has been demanded

by

planation directors.

an

ex

from

the

the Manager of the Broken Hill Company, has and has Mr. Paton been resigned, in his stead. appointed The south mine is still yielding good aud the assays show a fair ore margin

Mr.

Hare

of profit. The directors mine having

the

of

concentrators, of silver and ton. Brokens Block 14's

averaging 67 per cent, are

29s. ; 22s. 6d.

Souths,

Norths,

147 tons of Silver.

ounces

satisfaction The mine to the daily 22 ounces of lead

£28

Block

14

to

tons and

626

of

lead

10s.,

13s. 6d.

Junctions, Centrals, 17s.

The at smelting week has amounted yielding

North

the

per

at

quoted 97s.;

Hill

Broken

inspected Mine, have expressed much at its condition. improved is sending 80 tons of ore

16,450 6.

April Britannia

P.

& O. R.M.S. with to England,

;

for the of ore,

Melbourne, The

;

took

specie her, amounting to £135,000. Another has arisen in con difficulty nection with the1 strike at the Phoenix

suming the

On the men re of pending the decision the Company refused

Ballarat.

Foundry,

work,

conference, who

is the president of the Ironworkers Union, he employment, having organised the strike. Sir Wm. the Robinson, acting " at home" at Govern Governor, gave an ment House, which was yesterday, and Lord largely attended, Lady Onslow being among the guests.

Sheldon,

Francis,

manager

Underwriters

of

Lloyd's

who left per Association, Britannia for London, was enby his friends in the marine

R.M.S. tertained

Vmsrinacs

nf

n

WW

w

to his departure, and with a purse containing

w

n-n/>liAAr» lUiiVUWJA

was

250

JSX1VM.

presented sovereigns.

6. Sydney, April An influential deputation yesterday waited the of Public Minister upon Works to extend the rail asking him terminus at Redfern way to Circular

Quay

without further -Mr. delay. that the was replied proposal one of the first that would be taken in hand bv the Government. Smith

April 5. to Parliament wing been commenced, Mr. £16,000 having been

at

critical

irisnra.nnA

3.

Melbourne, The north-east House has now Pidon's tender

and

Mr.

The steamer Richmond has arrived and of the news confirmatory brings recent wrecks and at Samoa floods and islands. An im the adjacent mense of property has amount been there,

beaten

Bowen

by hang-

crenerallv

nnw

Auckland,

been

The

congratulated

brilliant

British

Mines.

Another of the unem deputation ployed waited upon Sir Henry Parkes and him the urged upon yesterday, some .of immediately necessity starting works. The in reply, relief Premier, stated that the Government was doing public

and

pluck

VUIW)

Mr. Patterson has been of the of department

office.

charge

warmly

were

ship.

KHfi

4-

IvUvUv

Works while Mr. office, been transferred from that of a minister to the position

has

without offered

ttri TV

UlVllV

men

their

inals.

include Ministry Davies, who pre-

riawfralia

n CU

UU1U

of

guests at Government

The

H.M.S. constable of £1500

the

are

Robinson

converse

deceased

has of

abundance

is

for the one con unemployed, alone a hundred men. tractor requiring A very few men, are however, willing to work. number, of Owing to the increased

have be

4.

work

destroyed Anderson

which was The syndicate formed with the Burra a view to purchasing copper mines in South Australia has now abandoned its proposals. a

of the

German

emphatic

an

to a provoking rebellion, Boulanger have him summarily and that executed, the National in Republican Committee,

of

announced to London,

Zanzibar. making cruiser Habricht and have been ordered to

gunboat Wolf Samoa. The famous actress,

notorious BoulLapuerre, in the General's angist, addressing stated that the Government supporters, in the of event General intended,

the

his

for

are

the

the

forced

has

Boulanger

and

children,

In Brussels it is understood that the Government intend to take stepsBelgian to have General Boulanger expelled, frbm Belgium. M.

of

of proceeding his intention where the Bonapartists are now staying, almost immediately. Further intelligence from Africa that Mr. ancl Emin Stanley reports have Pasha the lake quitted regions of men, and with a large party women

irinl.

t.liA

a

deprived

time.

his

opened denounce

now

be

will

Boulanger,

and civil rights. Government has given The Belgium notice that he must General Boulanger in over a certain not remain Belgium

much shaken the him, and assisted

ho

personal that expected result in (he

military

to

flight

greatly

Paris,

intend

and

the

with

General

of.

whereby

with teeming General

coward for deserting his cause alarm of danger. The Govern-

a

at the first manf:

that

Chamber

the President threatened violence. It is generally the will prosecution

there

Carrington)

most

rate of wages. The at the deposits Savings Bank show an increase of £257,000 over those of last year. " An accident to the lift'" at Came ron's tobacco factory occurred yester resulted in two men, named day, which Arnold and and a Terry, being killed, third so as to be in a terribly injured

INTERCOLONIAL.

The Public that announced

the

The Plasterers' now been to a men brought the conclusion, lis. accepting per day as the standard

vacation.

Melbourne, April .Works Department

of

v

the

in

Sydney,

assumed

conviction

as

stated

also

ists

of

5.

as being the most stormy that has debate taken place. the During members of the Boulangist party

ever

Ireland.

him

April

of Deputies for leave to institute a prosecution General against a heated debate, was, after Boulanger of 150. carried The by a majority is characterised sitting by the French

for

his for

and a colon influential her. On boarding proceed to meet both Commander Kane and vessel,

(Lord

number

in the House committees succession to the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos. The from the Parliament adjourns for the 16th to the 25th April, Easter

was

the

in

their

Rule

chairman of Lords,

Customs

accusation. Sir Richard Webster protested against and the remarks of the opposing counsel, left the Court, a con finally displaying of temper. siderable amount A motion last night brought forward

since the place 1882, including of assassination Lord Frederick Cayendish. and Mr. Burke, were mainly due to the existing state of agrarian and were as affairs not attributable, of by the Times , to the efforts alleged

Royalists, election

Ed.

—

tli8 by Attorneyof him as a unworthy member of the English Bar in accusing of complicity in Mr. Parnell' murders without a shadow of evidence to support

the vho'le of the Commission, yesterday, was Sirl Charles day occupied by his address who continued on Russell, In the course of behalf of Mr. Parnell. he endeavoured his remarks to show the that Irish crimes which have taken

The

untrue.

the

London, At

He

core.

General

is

quoted

the

position

steady. is

is

telegram

London,

to

now

The market

sales.

these

are

inlviofloioH

mnnv

his speeoh Sir Chas. Russell, continuing for of Mr. Parnell the defence before the made a vigorous Statutory Commission, and on the AttorneyGeneral onslaught -counsel for the Times Richard (Sir for having taken up a case Webster) was which he must have known rotten

opened

was

were

prices ing wool ships overdue for

War and

sailing of necessary, at Samoa. the squadron of the new of wool series

strengthening At the first

this

that -

them undertook to receiving expense. The United States for Minister has ordered the warships Iroquois

thn

ford,

if

colonies,

inpeuding

And

col that Constitu-

connection

in

the

Australian

the

to

of

KnutsLord therewith. of State for the Col the Secretary the application. has refused onies, at the prop Having made inquiries to er we are state authorised source,

of

notice

given

as to House of Lords be the Government would to send a to each few troops

prepared of the

fever Up to the oc have

yellow

Governor

as

nhnncrA

finnnl

CAM

question whether

Sultan's

occurred at Rio Janerio. four thousand deaths and out of the small population now left in the town there is an average death rate of 120. daily Sir Frederick Broome, the Governor of Western has applied to the Australia, of his Colonial Office for an extension

Loan Trust, and Agency Company have declared a dividend of. ten per the past cent, for

a

of

outbreak

terrible

present curred,

shire.

British

1887 in the present

in

has

—

The

large majority. Great excitement

A

to-day. to be

stated

is

was

Governor

a

throned favor.

the that probable of Kintore the newly-appointed Australia— will Governor of South succeed the late Sir Thomas Gladstone, as the Lord Lieutenant of Kincardine

-

It Earl

Senate

Negus

The

defeat.

upon

at Con prevails of a stantinople owing to the discovery the life of the Sultan— Ab plot against The it has dul Hamid. conspirators, order the plot in transpired, organised to restore to the the throne reigning who was monarch's elder de brother,

for the

-

Honourable

for

himself for

by

seat.

vacant

that

Hon. number that Mr.

a

severe

inflicted

the battle. during which The Hungarian Army Bill, was introduced into the Diet, providing in the for additional a large expenditure has been carried Military Department,

Right

for represented stated however is

It

of years. Qladstone in ward,

late

the

a

and

himself,

killed

—

which

constituency John Bright

Negus

for a libel him in con published against nection with the case he brought against Miss Cass. Earl has been Morley appointed

.

to

journey

.

horrors

dreadful

the Fasha.

on

-

the

of

coming

was

saved

Samoa, into Port

in

has the

The

town

clerk

at

whose Blayney, committed suicide yesterday by blowing his head off with some dynamite. The West-end saw-mill and steam works were burnt to the ground joinery name

was,

Clark,

last

was night. Everything completely and the damage is estimated gutted, at

£10,000. combustion is Spontaneous of the fire. supposed to be the origin Nice rains are from many reported of the colony. parts A

strike

compositors prietors

in

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...

the

cannot

be

milk,

by

and,

Friday.

collation

fast

on

days

in

of butter, moderation, is milk permitted, except Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. on Sun5. No fast or abstinence use, and

health

of

years,

appointed. 7.— All of years to

who

have

arrived

discretion in

"sVhich

at

bound

are

Communion

Holy

within

T

T

under.

10

quarter,

to

O

E

Perth,

the

and

GIBNEY,

Bishop of Perth. 20th February 1889.

St.

APRIL. Leo the

THTJR. Great, P.C.D. FBI. Seven Dolours of B.V.M. 12. 13.— SAT. St. Hermengild, M. King, 14.— PALM SUNDAY. 15. MON. Of the Feria. —

,

.

16.—

TUES.

17.

WED.

—

b

in IMPOUNDED on Glenavon, Toodyay, one., -dark .March, bay in forehead branded near on much like very no other high ; r

star,

teeth';

thing hands not

by law,

Glenavon,

.COLT

the time allowed within sold to defray expenses. ROGER SCULLY. 11th March, 1889. 10s .

is

politician

his.

on

,to

a an

give

a

in

burning

desire,

heart

numbers,

and

.

-

.

notwith of -their paucity the narrownessof

.aii&

esal

en

:<£

.

IftecQtir.

ft.

APRIL

11,

1889.

VISIT.

DILLON'S >.

—

and Australia, to Irishmen opportunity further assistance in the a for of cause the

.

of which their race is Material aid is in dispens striving. able to carry on the struggle to a termination. The Irish in successful Australia

have always most gener-: of ously responded to the demands the land of their and ancestors ; the munificent made offerings by on them the shrine of fatherland. w

AT.fl uxicv'

uwoxi

f nof.

mnQOnun lucoiouxo

uuaiu.iQa

looiroa

;

that John Dillon M.P. assert of the most is one prominent of the age is to political figures what is not at all likely to be the Wherever gainsayed. ques tion for Ireland is pf autonomy John Dillon is a. much discussed, talked of and a much written about say

The person. Rule in are,

opponents general,

of

Home

decidedly

have received tions the during 7s. 6d. Guildford, 15s. Mr. O'Toole,

the

following

"week

:-r-Mr.

Mr.

;

subscrip Horrigan, Guildford,

Allpike,

-6d.

7s.

Bridgetown,

j

Footballing -has commenced in again and" Perth Fremantle and matches will be played: shortly

AT -Geraldton a native named been to death for the sentenced another on the aboriginal

'.Peter

,

-

;

.has

of murder Murchison

river.

A

of the membersi.of large number female branch of the Sacred Heart went Association to Holy Communionon very

t

the

Sunday morning

the

It

was

on

Thursday

last.

in

resolved

the Legislative Council forward to the' of Secrietajy Austalian and® -'all petition connected papers therewith, for an authoritative decision. to

State

the

At

West

Fremantle.

a man named John been sent to prison for two Charles assaulting a Elsegood, him bar-boy; by violently striking on the head with a pewter pot.

has

Mangalow months

for

Injuries

of

serious

nature were sus-x named Gordon Septon, at Fremantle, on Friday last, through his having accidentallyfallen from a staircase which he- was on working. tained

by

a

a

very

carpenter

Tomorrow evening the iibual, monthly of the male branches 6f the meetings of the will Association Sacred Heart be held in Perth and It is to Fremantle; be will hoped that the attendance he large.

There present

number great the Catholio

was

;land

Recently, £12 fined

-Mr.

"mock

to

many

attend.

McKenzie

Grant was Geraldton :for,.a He had neglected, it to before appears, the report, 29th December the number of last, sheep de pastured by him. Squatters bear this case breach

and

of the

costs;

at

Scab Act.

-

in

vo

mind

!

Unur-n

"DTTY

mean"

T-n<nv

WAV JJV/J

ts

XA.VJU.JU

-in

members, Men's evening.

Young

Thursday by the

on

supplied doubless caused

election",

of

a

at

Society's meeting The attraction

€€. v

which they them selves live. Some years ago the Brothers Redmond made a very successful tour of the colonies but ; the cause for which they then has since become more pleaded as;

A

AOJUJjATJJLF,—-

YV

the

is

of subject in article last Thursday's Herald. The writer describes, and faithful manner, the

exact

Irish

Mr.

it

autonomy

and Mr.

Parnell

for

which

are

agitating.

a-

J1A.T

DOSS

contributed issue of the in

an

artistic form of

Gladstone

,

as. well more intelligible popular, all sections of Australian society. All that the desire of the time, Redmonds and their admirers was treated of by many as a clamour as

endowed with but little fervour, having But since sense. then, Mr. Glad the most popular of English stone, has lent of the weight statesmen, visionaries

political

To

We

in

doubt of their wishes to see no Ireland enjoyingthesame privileges

in your pur indefatigable and with undaunted re pose, spirit sistand try to conquer evil iniquity with good, having before your eyes the reward prepared for those who the combat name for of Christ Pius IX. THURSDAY,

his shedding shoulder some about i/'; 13£ brand or mark ;

National Library of Australia

001.

E.

claimed will be

the

Feria. Feria.

6d.

visible. If

been announced issue, of the Record,

to

stockyards, 16th Saturday, saddle.

the

—

my

;

small

Of Of

"Be

JOHN i

many afford

promotion

Eije .

-v

T

has

to

direction

jicvv

.

o

countrymen

Australian to the Colonies, way and he will visit the various cities, towns and districts for the purpose of advancing the Home Rule cause. Mr. Dillon's mission will give

Tionrfi

run and on my trespassing now in one BAY HORSE, my yard, like Branded on near side something about 15 hands high, off hind stands p foot white, white scar on off side. If not' claimed within the time allowed be sold, to defray by, law, will expenses. SLATER. GEO. Coomalling, Toodyay, April i, 1889.

jr;

to

As obeyed. in a recent this famous

Paul.

|$|M.

to their when

to

charm:

a

words,

nature possess the they have only to be without be, delay,;

seem

spoken

the

—

FOUNt)

8si

of.

Directory

be paid in advance. 2 guineas. Music and singing, Entrance Fee, £4. over 8 guineas Children 10 years, per quarter. O

Would

to go Easter

commences diocese on Ash Wednesday and ends on of the feast of SS. Peter octave

11.

per

homes. J ohn Dillon's addressed" to his

this

JOSEPH,

5 -guineas

.the

-

them, had clung steadfastly

:

1

TERMS

standing

Eflcal

was

farmers tenant who, despite cheerless to which poverty had condemned misgovernment

their above

—

he

the the

thenature according to the and all who have arrived regulations at the use of reason, though not bound to fast before the completion of their 21st bound to year, are, however, from abstain flesh meat on the days or

employments

SCHOOL.

children,

Irishmen

of Australia,

part

fashion

began to subjected tell his constitution and upon ; to retire from Parlia was obliged and seek relief in travel. ment, In 1885 he returned to Ireland, and his again to devote began; ardent soul and his cultivated mind of his country and to the liberation of the protectionof that remnant

on permitted Ash except on

are

—

For

poor

,

to1

advancement

GERALDTON. —

-the

still

is,

a

speaking,

:

after;

elected-

was

cause

Australia'

have; contributed resources, their share to the cause of Home Rule in. the -past. And we do- not .doubt for a moment that single should Mr. Dillon them a visit pay they will not fail to give another of their zeal. practical -proof

was

which

by

0 0

...

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their

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...

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time,

10

Gibney

Woods Mr. Michael Connor, Subiaco Mrs. Mansfield Mr. Jos. Mansfield Net proceeds of Concert

in

their 6.— All whq have completed and 21st are bound to fast year unless excused the state of abstain,

—

0 10 10

...

...

Some few years Dillon

the

West

.'but

plain their of

wherever aid

to

Rule.

their

see

the

is

.their

of the hour, and; when out from his col singled and consigned to a, prison leagues cell. In the to 1883, hardships

lays.

Mr.

per

the he

—

...100

...

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Mis.

...

...

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...

...

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...

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Mrs.'

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...

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A

Esq:

Letters

Initial J. A.

Monday fish

cheese,

Wednesday and Good

'

...

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—

indult, days at

on

0

per

meal.

special

10

...

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meat same

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'10

...

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days in Lent, and Fridays,

and

Saturday,

10

Irwin.

meat"

all

Week.

0 0

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...

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Wednesdays

2. Flesh used at-the

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6th

Wednesday,

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dinner

at

except Ember

0 0

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0

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Hall,

wiia ms elo .impressed all who have ever heard quence, him plead for his native and land, the record of his life political and him to be a vigorous proves resolute The parliamentarian. of the young sincerity politician tested in his was early years, when had become imprisonment

:

—

by Miss Eliz.

A'Ffiehd;..'" S..H. Parker,

,

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,Mi\,

It

Irishmen, cast,

colony;' of this,

House of Commons by the of Tipperary, and his life people has ever since been marked with in cident after incident more striking He has than the preceding one.

and dispen regulations, in virtue of special issued, from the- Holy See, for Lent,

sations

...

Party.

this,

eventually

comparatively

the

I.EVER,

GALLE'S,

Rule

of is

Home

inaugurated

was-

will realized.

duty lot

on Dublin, occasion .that never memorable, with the when -he found ..fault inactive of Mr. who Butt, policy the founder was of the old Home

The. following;

of

—

...

Campbell

J.

:

and

wishes

are

numer

more

.

ous,:

but

cause

the

aeepiy

V.G., thanks

sincerest

2nd sub

Guilfoyle,

at

Molesworth

in

C.M.,

KEYLESS

FRENCH Guaranteed,

,career

of

becoming day by day

.

political

President.

1889

£ Mr.

colonies.

PERTH.

the following subscriptions' Perth School, North Brigid's Collected by Mb. Guilfoyle.

St.

of, to'

advocates

:the

as a is appearance politician to be forgotten aneventnever in the of the Irish history struggle for legislative His independence.

first

'

NORTH

Eev. return

to

entrusted Diocese.

to &c., apply REV. J. BYRNE,

Prospectus, VERY

LENTEN Very

been

and addit Many important improvements a be mentioned amongst which may ions, well quipped Chemical and PhilLaboratory it is the; losphy Hall, will, hoped, increase and enable present advantages of the College -'the Fathers to give the Vincentian pupils entrusted to their care an education fully the suited to the requirements of day.

Registrar.

ST.

establishments

adjudica

the 20th day of February F. WILLIS TAYLOR,

Dated

in a advocates, or .unfavourable light, that acknowledge he, influence exercises over, a-powerful .his fellow-men. John Dillon's

b

Liverpool England will be excluded they peremptorily from the benefit of the said order. The 2nd day of July 1889 at 11 oclock m the forenoonat the said Chambers

(

has

it

the Bishop of the Lordship and Spacious well-appointed buildings' tcombined with beauty and healthfulness and the solid oituation, imparted training the pupils,, have, already won for St. Stanis laus' a prominent place amongst the educa

by

of the said court in the City of Street in default or thereof

9 Cook

to whom

Mission, his

Dillon

,h ave ;

,

.

'

the

cause

.

at

situate

which Mr. favourable must they

will RE-OPEN for the, The, above College under the 'manage -year coming academic of the Priests of ment of the Congregation

District

Liverpool

BYRNE.

.

McKinley by the Nugent against

Reverend: John Peter Edward to Magee the person claiming be the heir of Peter McKinley late of Great Crosby in the County of Lan caster who died in or about the month of July 1886 are by his or her solicitors on or the 21st day of June 1889 before in and prove his or her claims to come at the of Chambers of the Registrar

-'the

,

of Peter an action

DR.

<

.

of the estate and in deceased

REV.

toL his

effect give His effortsdefeated

declared desire. been temporarily

;

matter

RIGHT

Patron—

to

endeavouring

-

Lancaster

those but

-

of

and bitterly, hostile to all who the cause; champion whether look upon the. men:

COLLEGE N.S.W.

BATHUEST,

,

Palatine

(

STANISLAUS'

ST.

.

order of the of the County made in the

an

.

.

to

PURSUANT Court of Chancery

'

much

his

and

to

influence has drawn

countrymen ing steadfastly that people

,the is

the

a

to

Irish

great

many

cause,

to

be

despised

of

branch

Fremantle

would

the

H.A.C.B. to

seem

at Society a highly meetings are gener less than £27 are glad to see a condition.

be

in

At flourishing state. one of its held recently which the receipts, ally Is.

the

amounted to large, 6d. Needless to say,

branch

in

so

prosperous

no we

Volunteers

are in muchifleindulging of the selection of anticipation forthcom compete at the matches in Melbourne. ing Intercolonial' Those West chosen to represent' Australia in the contests will have free passages great to and from Victoria1 their and hotel ex will be paid. penses

practice

in

marksmen

to

-

of his

its

support. Cling to the old principle unanimous voice of

not

The

he

Good

a

is

for after

the

children

On

the pupils the Schools in Perth attending Cathplic and Guildford will be treated to a monster atSubiaco. pic-nic will be Every effort news

Wednesday

Easter

week-

!

the

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may

the

concerning

is not available thenof course Stone only hope that Mr. Justice will succeed in getting through, without to his the twelve any injury health, months' hard labour" now before him.

in

pic-nic

we

after

a

issue.

.

Duff

Sunday

after

visit

will

Jarrahdale

Mr.

journey.

words,

resumed

Dillon

:

I

-

We

had the

the

the

opportunity

no

than1

less

brought and

;

<

three

-direct

grizzly the 'from-

did

they

really

other

-

day bears

;

Rocky astonish

natives.-

masses a

mistake

the

on

is not

A priest

Bunbury had Wednesday

at Ash

part of permitted

was

ac

that

the

said

was

correspondent.

our

to

two

say the

masses

rev. Wednesday, nor did gentle Ash on last who, Wednesday, had the of celebrate charge Bunbury district; twice We the holy sacrifice on that day. the occurred. mistake regret<that

Ash

on

man,

_

other

late

for

with

whom,

one

in

to-

came our

hand

to his wife and family, had learnt they The parting moments respect and esteem. and His scene, produced a most touching seemed much affected Honor by the feeling in his exhibited regard by the assembled such as West Austra people. Expressions could be lia is losing to-day a good man"

GUILDFORD.

28th

of

to this

passengers

due

Massilia,

month, present Hensman and family.

Mrs.

!by

colony

at

the

Albany

on

Mr.,

are

and

.

According to received, telegrams by the of Police the Commissioner week, during' continue to fairly large quantities.of gold be brought in to Roebourne from the Rilbarra goldfields.

have to say that the Male Branch Association has fallen away establishment in this very much since its Parish. the Con Yet, notwithstanding, in the little church on gregation Sunday and- evening, was un both morning last, in its over 100 precedented largeness, on each occasion. persons being present Several the Association persons joined trust will this and we they evening, A in their good purpose. persevere good number received the Sacraments the two it was here. days the priest Certainly to do will be necessary something very soon to accommodate the large congrega the Chapel. tions that are. now attending Thank God all is going on satisfactorily it:Continue to do so. may a discourse was In the evening given on the Blessed Eucharist and all were re minded of the duty of complying with the Paschal precept. 8th 1889. April we

in Jamescommitted last, Saturday night residence Taylor's being into and articles broken several valuable stolen. The are now' endeavoring police to' discover the thieves.

A

burglary

was

Perth, J. G.

on

in his indefatigable non-commissioned attain a officers of the Volunteer Force in the practical high degree of proficiency He them knowledge of their drill. gives valuable instruction periodically. Campbell

Lieut.

exertions

to

is

make-

Mb.

the-

in the Court stated Police he would with the that punish of rigour the law any persons for before him anpersistently

recently utmost

brought

wnisue

or

moved for

tne

His

who of

of

will

have

entire

the

thinking

com

be

whom

Bunbury

our

to

afraid

trust

with their

of in tion justice performing magisterial four

in

friends

to

our

so

which

ears

duties

at

all

Justice times

Stone will the during Justice Onslow,

Chief Puisne him

Judge in

inmate

just. little "hi"

til

sitting number

as

cDcainna

us

justify

in

is

no

stated,

to assist appointed His Honor be Should

n-F

be

his sinecure

concluded, of the from

our

hearts. Justice

Mr.

-f.Ti

a

Snriromo

will

office

about

During Stone

flrmi#:

tried them

the

of

cases—many

only the of great

the

where

to

his

his

_body

dental name

spot coroner's

The

lay. effect,

in returned, death. James of the deceased.

jury

from

end by falling overhang the

which

cliffs

a

15th

apples

of acci

verdict

Thompson

of this

West

view valent a

in

and

month,

Australia

the

from

pears will

the

was

of ch'ards

in

the

importa

the

be we

colonies

»

A meeting schoolroom

Correspondent. held in the Catholic Sunday last for the pur

own was

on

of. a fitting reception pose of organising to Bunbury Father Brady on his return after his visit to the North West. It was that the reception take the' form proposed of an address and a purse of sovereigns. The following were a. persons appointed to collect Committee ..subscriptions Mr. Bunbury, Mr. John Costello, Senr, L. C. Hastie, Mr. Thomas Mr. White, John Senr Messrs Banting, Dardanup, John Fee, Patrick James Maguire, Senr, Patrick Senr AustraSlattery, Garvey, Messrs William Frank lind, Rodgers, John James Milligan, Travis, Dunne, John Senr Mr. Bridgetown, Moriarty and Mr. Ashbee Mr. Edward Ludlow, Mr. Senr. The Kihsella, Moriarty,

from

not

being

with

overstocked

fruit

Dillon

reached

informed

He

on Albany Sunday last. Father Mateu, who waited

in

to

order Bishop,

the message the reaching he would write to His colonies Lordship he visit and let him know whether could Mr. or not. West Australia Personally seemed to Dillon inclined do so. On Father to him the Mateu representing general im that he intended to leave Australia pression American he said: "Yes, route. by the not matter that is true, but it will much." that he may to So it is possible yet come The of Mr. the Dillon's colony. object to visit to. Australia.is as much, we learn, recruit his health, as to work in the interests of the Irish cause. him the.

upon from

convey

that

on

Resident

Magistrate

leaving at which, for Wyndliam, Bunbury place he is to discharge the duties of Resident It is here that Magistrate. reported Colonel Angelo is coming to Bunbury to act as Resident There is a Magistrate: public meeting called- for Wednesday, 10th of April to protest against his ap

the

feacred

Heart

:

— :

large requiring a

From Our

our

annual

the Albany from what-I and on

as

success, make

their

to be

able

own race course

Correspondent.

meeting is to take on Wednesday

hear

it

promises

good horses In my next

some

really appearance. to give a report

on

the

place next,

to

be are

I

a

to

hope

various

that

the

Railway

opening will

June

not

is

.

he

had

an

Mr. With who Dillon, regret that owing to previous he could not break possibly

interview his

expressed arrangements at Albany,, the journey inight have been to do

anxious however he so. The Rev. Father,

The

judicial us to

and

sincere

His

active

heart

as

been

his

conscience and

say

always satisfaction did not

Friday night, bringing large quantity of to and also a few cargo Bunbury passengers. The weather here at present is fine. 8th 1889. April

in

Honor,

interest

he

on

did

on

maxim dictated.

unpleasant, done

said

reply,

o/luhacckrl

nmraw

a

have

.you

aiiion.A

that to

he

Often things.

reluctantly. know that

It

his

and

as

his

to

do had

he

It

t».

had

haid

But

had Full

en

occasion. do his duty

so

to

'he

that1 wifli

was.

a

conscience it

aW'a

him, reproach to see that so consolation many people with to the view. he had seemed agree If he had taken of. bis own conduct. put on one sid© the troxible and inconvenien'ce the other he and oh badgdne through, now he the he was receiving, pleasure would Willingly go through it- all agaih if bf meeting the very only fot the purpose been noble he had pleasant'&nd reception then that, His Honor accorded evening. taste of the of the musical spoke highly and con and Fremantle, of: Berth, people himself cludeda- hope that expressing .by"1 would before long and family and his.'wife return vand pass a happy- life amongst them. was cheered loudly pHis Honor the .On his reply. following during; Chief entertained Justice was evening the A great at the Federal Hotel. at a dinner of the the residents number" o£ leading and port were city present and bverythiffgpassed offwell. was

,

YORK.

>

j

j

"

;

you have fulfilled office it would be than more presumptuous for say that have earned the reputation of being a you and judge. upright just in which

your

in whatever would to the tend, displayed truest andthe moral, and /intel pleasure the lectual of development people, deserves our thanks. warmest Onslow have had In Mrs. one who you has efforts ably seconded your generous for the of the add we beg good people, to tender to her also our thanks and b'est wishes. that your holiday be', the ma-y Trusting of the greatest source to possible pleasureand that to us in good you, you may return duties. health to resume your We are Your Honor's Obedient Servants nearly ZOO signatures.; (Here follow

.

Association

From our own Correspondent. Last Sunday was the Communion day for 'members of the female branch of the Sacred Heart Association A good num ber approached at the Altar 7 o'clock Mass. At the ten o clock Mass Father his discourse on the Gibney continued Passion" Station and the fourth of the The stations Holy Way of the Cross. were recited at four o'clock at seven said and Benediction Rosary was given.. It isnofcified that Anderson's and Dev-

wishes. Of the manner the duties of

good

of

The cause next. is due to the I am imformed, contractors' to carry on engines not being in condition at the work as as was first speedily expected. in harbour The Orient arrived R.M.S. afternoon, having Mr. J. Dillon yesterday It that on was board. expected possibly Dillon would remain at Mr. but Albany, the Rev. F. the on Mateu boarding steamer

Western

—

held on Sunday. There was a fair attendance. The Rev. H. Brady cele brated first mass and Father Delaney, second. The s.s. South Australian came in on

the great take place till of the delay,

Campbell of

Your On the eve of Honor, your for departure England on a well earned of rest and from period your high respon sible we duties, beg to' tynder- to yotif self sincere and and Mrs. Onslow our thanks

events. I hear Southern

E.

Australia.

was

ALBANY

Mir.

Alexander Honor, Justice Esq Chief

Onslow,

pointment. Our much respected Bank:Manager, Mr. R. W. Lowe, is about to leave Bun to which bury for Geraldton, place he is transferred. Mr. Lowe has been being to the Mechanics' Institute for secretary, the past "ten which he. filled years, office to the satisfaction of all the members. He has also been Captain of the Bunbury Cricket Club for a Mr. long period. Lowe carries with him the good wishes of all the inhabitants town. of this The usual monthly meeting of the Male ot

His

To

,

Our

immensely

respect. of the

—

spirits. he which had Owing to arrangements could not well made, and which previously Mr. John Dillon unable be disturbed, was to accede to the invitation he, received Mr. from the to Perth. Bishop to come

Chief

Monday

:

to act was secretary requested as treasurer. The address was read before and without the meeting adopted any to alteration. I am not in a position give a full ofthe meeting. The many 'report friends of Father Brady were glad to see in excellent him home health and again

outside.

the on

>

honorary

-

to

conversazione at Fremantle

successful in the Solomon, and amongst Mayor Port, presided, those seats on1 the occupying platform the Hon. Johnwere Forrest, the Chief Justice himself,' Mr. W.-S. Pearse, M.L.C., Mr. D. K. the Very Congdon, M.L.C., Rev. A. Bourke, the Revs. Vicar-General; and W. J. Mouland, Council G. Stewart lors J. S. W. H. Pearse, -Pearse, John, Marshall, |E. Jones, Mr. Throssell, May0r of Northam, Mr. Mr. Macldin, Kidson, Mr. Dr. Mr. Jameson, W, Traylen, Mr. A. Gra Rosser, Evans, and '-Mr M.L.C. the deHamel, During evening the some Mayor, after prefatory remarks, His Honor with the following presented behalf of the address on people of Fre mantle every

.

;

here. Our. fruit-growers introduced no will, doubt, be rejoiced to hear the news, sake their not of keeping only -for the but also orchards because they will clean, future be able to find a in the ready sale for their of the apples and pears, by reason

pity

National Library of Australia

our

CHIEF

HONOR TO THE JUSTICE.

The farewell Justice, given was evening,

;

being

market

1889.

8th,

DOING

;

prohibited. with believe,

insects, pre sister colonies,

the

issue."

April

;

recent

—

but

next

«

very

of of sound judgment exercise also and in some patience he kept the court instances open through in the evening late out the day andvuntil in order to dispose of the rather quickly merits His Honor justly heavy calendar. for the in manner painstaking praise at the session referred which, to, he dis onerous his very duties. judicial charged much to too But is it not expect him to to display such an amount of energy continue than twelve for no less a term and perform, the work to two allotted months, previously men? An assistant we Judge, should, is be appointed. It of primary im think, trust will and, we the fact portance though, whoever is chosen to that be recognised, Bench should be the a gentleman sit on is above whose integrity suspicion— one the confidence of all who would enlist such of the Whether classes community. in in the can be found Perth, a person social condition of our regrettable present it is difficult to But if such a say. affairs, not

right

Branch

have and we

it,

of

one

came

step has been taken, destructive to prevent

last

have anything but of absence on leave if,

other

the he

This

the

meet

BUNBURY.

Leake

all

Invalid Depot, a very old dead at the foot of Mount It is supposed evening..

of the

found

was

man, Eliza that

for

much mental to as subjected he the had to endure during

as

nitiminol

to

work.

his

frequently strain

is

of

From

of

"

easy

sympathy

tion, into

unfavourable as saying anything regards career. the Bun his magisterial Possibly for sufficient grounds bury people have the Colonel's strongly opposing appoint ment. We do hope, however, that they mil not to be misled allow themselves by and that not unreliable rumours, they will without who condemn trial" a gentleman in his with would himself, dealings others, to care take special give fair play.

Mb.

Mir.

course,

persons.

AFTEBthe

seem

the

would

a

administra has been

district important and have not yet heard, of Roebourne, we has nor do we think the public heard, that he himself unworthy of the con has|proved who fidence reposed in him by the Governor It placed him in the responsible position. is true that the sense of duty which prompt ed him, as it would any conscientious man, in his district from toprotecttheaboriginals him inhumane secured a num treatment, little ber of enemies, and these have good to say of one who had, at times; in the cause to do things to their inimical of justice, But has coihe interests. certainly nothing or

years

the

such

and respect

the midst

if disposed to colleagues you' fe'el S. S. Yotoo. We un me, Signed, derstand the deputation will appointed consult Wednesday Major Young on afternoon the result of the inter-' next, view we hope to furnish to our readers in

your

I Tl «»

MnniMAvirS 1DDAUCUUO

UJLUUVOO

adoption

Because Colonel Angelo has been selected in' to fill the post of Resident Magistrate their town, the Bunbury up in people are The residents of the arms. exasperated to' Southern we are told, as port intend, semble in public meeting shortly to empha the appointment. tically protest against to the gallant Colonel What the objections be interesting toknow. The are, it would to

Ui

the

An

gentleman

AUUlCUi

UVJJIUg

cheers made an

lusty

Honor, given appropriate acknowledgment him pliment paid by the large able gathering of citizens. were

Diew,

engine

three

off,

AOA

.

tne

AM

.

as

train

to sorry of the

are

;

Leake

n

coiony. and the

From our own Correspondent. Sacred The of the Heart" meeting Guilds took place on last Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. The atbendanco of the Fe male Branch but was very satisfactory,

;

.

Among the the R.M.S.

"

and sincere on every side, heard, from lips, all to the appeared earnestly hope that Justice would return to Chief soon the

.

too

issue.

present:

.

to

good bye

insertion

.

a.m. train yesterday Bis Honor for the Chief Justice left Albany en route minutes before the to England. For some of the train, at the the platfofm departure with ladies Railway Station was besieged had to bid and gentlemen, who come an

affectionate

contributions

'

and

"

'

street, Mr.

By the 9.50

are

having plenty of rain. 8 1889. Albany, April

correspondent

two

This

is

we

'

stationed last on

priest

,

and'

.

cidentally

time

present

pleasant'

,

time

some

the

and

,

correspondent ago, and the paragraph in the Record inserted

reported

IrislxtOwn

our

at cool

'

Bunbury

of

THE'letter

weather

delightfully

.

Our

The

Easter.

.

;

on's Troupe will here during the open A concert week. under the of auspices the York Cricket club is announced for Easter The Catholic bazaar .will week. doubt attractive. no After prove the penitehtial season, and the dull times we have had lately, the Easter festivities will indeed. be very Welcome Hopes, bf a bright' future are raised being by' the from the goldfields, and the good news advance in the price of sandalwood. L take "the following from the Chronicle " Elsewhere will be seen that at it a and debating meeting of the political held on it 'was society Monday evening decided that a should "wait deputation of the Southern upon Major Young, for the purpose of ascertaining Railway, to have whether it. were the ter possible' minus of the two Railway lines altered, to York. In order to inform MajOr Young of the action of the society in the matter the Mayor, Mr. was to Craig, requested and 'the telegraph particulars following was received next Dear reply day. Sir I got your and at once telegram I saw His and some of he Excellency v/Hat Government. I do not think frdm be at all they say that they would pre I 'should re pared to give me the terms I to run to York as were on "you quire However I shall be passing suggest. and On through York on the 10th inst, of the train could see you andthe arrival

I

his

„

of seeing which were

the.

on

and

.

Father

congratulatory

more

ashore

.Mountains

.

Mb.- G.W.Leake, with; his usual thoughtthe fulnesS and has kindness, presented -with -Fublic at several Library Perth, of which were books, some nearly published to -be very a hundred and seem -years ago Mr. Leake the valuable works. deserves thanks of the reading public for the interest he has manifested in their Bis regard. we are will be generally presentation, sure, appreciated.

few

a

came

can

,

we

-

ones,

particulars future

and

gentleman

amusement give further

good day's

a

-

little

.

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http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22985112

were on natives, arraigned inga, aboriginal the charge of wilfully murdering another at Newcastle in named Crackow native After all the evidence December last. had been given, the jury retired and, in the returned with a of a few course minutes, the prisoners, who were verdict against to death. The case against four sentenced with Chinamen stealing opium charged The jury, the whole of Monday. occupied could not were diswho however,, agree, chargedand threeof themen wereremandCriminal Sessions of the edtill the next was Supreme Court and; a nole prosequi to one and entered in regard of the others

.

he

was

liberated.

PERTH

U

t

CATHOLIC

MEN'S

SOCIETY.

.

in the Hall of On Thursday evening last, a mock the above Society, Parliamentary held by the members. This was Election made at carrying the first attempt beine out this novel idea there was of course much as to whether speculation very or not. The. successful it would prove of the pro: most sanguine expectations must however have been motors fully sound and perplexing for the realized, of the electors, and the ready questions the canidate? served to make of replies most one of the the evening enjoyable The mode of and profitable yet spent. differed from that slightly procedure at real contests for which obtains the honors inasmuch as Parliamentary of the candidates and the actual addresses had to be all gone through on the voting same This however was the evening. than as rather an otherwise, advantage thus enabled to vote Electors were the of the candidates were the words while fresh in their memories. The still' to be for two was assumed mem election District and the Metropolitan bers for to on was ground precisely similar fought at the late General Election. .that the candidates dealt ex Consequently with tlie of the clusively provisions Bill. The chair was taken Constitution by Mr John Moffat, who also subsequent the' duties of Returning ly performed four who had Officer. The gentlemen to contest the been nominated seat, John M. Horrigan, Messrs Conway, and John Kelly, -were "W. Guilfoyle pro and the with seats on the platform, vided after When began shortly 8pm proceedings that the delivery of the mentioned is it hour and a half, it an occupied speeches that the exigencies of space will be seen of even a condensed not permit report will It may however be of them being given. state to the attitude which permissible to assumed with regard each candidate involved the new in| the leading principles constitution. of the Mr. modelling the first to address the was Conway a business-like speech he meeting, and.in his opinions on the chief clauses detailed himself in Bill. He the expressed inbut in-. the of a Chamber,, Single

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Mining "

a

Robert Thomas King, Jttemerc (banarupicy; /i

principle

1

V

i

TT

Perth,

.1

appointed

examination Court,

17th,

April

James

Doonan, (arrangement)

In

!

re

meeting April

selves

of

am

the

lUOllUO

at their

candidates

Colony

the

question, and

numerous

to

for

umcer

itecurnxng

wno

subjects, a smart

When

present had the Counting each candidate act scrutineer. The suspense ing as his own was this time, and the great during " crowd" awaited the issue. impatiently was at length The counting completed follows and resulted as 15 Kelly, 12 8. Horrigan, Conway, 10 ; Guilfoyle of these numbers The declaration by the Officer was the signal for an Returning outburst of When this sub cheering. members came forward the elected sided, sense and expressed their of the honors conferred them. A vote of thanks upon to the Returning Officer for the efficient which manner in he his performed onerous duties very fittingly brought the

and and

much

so

always at good times

better

substantial stop

clothing of life things the foolish

a

that Bitters cures will .and see cost, you trifling " and have Chron good health.

Hop

;

icle.

AUSTRALIAN

MUTUAL SOCIETY.

DENT MR.

T.

J.

Aafmfc

PRO

VI-

—

of

the

HAMILTON,

the

Chief

Mutual

Australian

Provi-

—

;

A

;

to

proceedings

a

Person

noises in DEAF.—

by

it

cured

Jntmolfimal

GAZETTE.

APRIL

for

this

colony,

At

as

a

has

of

resignation of the justice

been

Appointment. S. Pyke. acting Local Court, the York, during on of J. Pyke. absence, leave, of the elec The return Municipal.— —

of

H.

as

Caporn

a

Bunbury Municipal

the

by

of

Councillor

Council,

O'Meehan, is notified. Scab Act, 1885. The Governor has the Swan Magisterial declared District be

a

clean

within

district,"

that four

the

ker

of" The meaning of the 43rd section and exempt from the Scab Act, 1885," of contribution under the Act payment so "

the

as

long clean."

district

shall

was

Quarantine.

The Governor

directs

to

Indian

lands ing

from, will

island, in

the

Notice trance

or

to

be liable of

that

at

Bay

:

the channel

across

en

herethe bar

is

man

Continental

VII.:

man

more

—

powerful'-

over

the

who

I., his

with "I have

interview

Pius

are

jonrnals

words of Napoleon

mind,

I

and

flings

soul

|

than

myself

over

he matter; the body."

Meignan,

entitled

research, as

a

People

reply

of

Israel.

to

recalling after

said,

prisoner, Pope encountered a

me

tbe

of Tours, whose and the formation man primitive be familiar to educated should has in the press a new work

that with

|

South

said to the cler Harrison, bim ou the scaffold

Monsignor Archbishop

Quarantine

Notice

Chal-

who was executed Cordini, ago for the murder of a haw named Alison at Deniliquin, N.S. W., innocent of tbe crime.

reigns takes

com

quarantine,

"The

1868. to Mariners.—

to Moreton

by given

touched

having

meaning

Ordinance,

vessels

Archipelago,

of

Archbishop

years

The the

remain

for be notified, general information, out at Endeh, that cholera having broken in the island of Floras, in the Nether it

the

an —

Salluo,

Mgr.

gyman who attended

—

to

the

Frederick

A murderer,

A.

"

at

ccdon.

J.

vice

occured

Yon Warrendref, in for pastor many years a Lutheran and has just made abjuration Rassia, beeu received into the Ccatholic Church Baron

us

;

the

baptisms

of

thousand thousand six

in

three

were

to

three and now chumens

-J

will

the course of this of tbe Christians for

the

Faith

David Renan's

—

lie

learned studies on of worlds

Catholics, of Biblical intended partly History

of

the

The heroism butchered

year

who

were

their pagan tbe persecu

over

brings

themselves Rev.

D.

minister

of

to

trne

the

O.

fold.

Mears,

more

Protestant

a

Worcester,

been

converts they rose in 1888,

hundred

and sometimes

neighbours

have

ad nit 1887,

expect five thousand Cate be ready for iu Baptism

they

Mass.,

should his

for

thoughtful

for

and accurate scholarship to in a newsengage with the Rev. T. J. papercontroversy of Ireland Conaty to prove the illiteracy of Ireland's as a Catholic consequence Father Conaty h3s a way, unfor ity. tunate

than

for

and figures. Worcester Reader ,

of backing his antagonists, incontrovertible facts In his latest to the letter

his

with

arguments

he

Spy

London

the

cites

means authority by no or to Ireland the Catholic friendly faitb, as recorded of the fact that in primary Ireland the world, education leads and "

that

an

the percentage of illiterates in Ire at 10.47 and is estimated per cent., was in It 27.3 decreasing. in 17.5 1871, and 11.4 in 1884.

is

rapidly 1861, The illiteracy and Ulster, not attending

in Protestant larger of children proportion school is also greater that is

the

Con naught. fore apt imagine our People fathers of the Romano-British dAy as in

Munster,

Leinster,

are

which

fire

of the Irish

intellects

de8trvqp;)>,

peace

accepted.

Bailiff

tion

the

is

again Cbina.

land

of Messrs. & Gibbs, Shallard, premises Co., Pitt-Street, Sydney lately, proper of nearly was £9000 ty to.tjg, ye

4th.

The

to

applies Melbourne.

of New Mr. -F. B. Freehill South Mr. John Dillon as Wales, characterises of the greatest National Party.

THURSDAY,

and

Jfamp.

and

one

Resignation.— W. H. Gale,

Deafness

the

Person who to any 65 William -street,

free

Nicholson,

close.

GOVERNMENT

of

bead of 23 years' standing Remedy, will send a description

Simple

a

of

T

of martyrs has ever been a of new Christians : this shown in the Missions af Indofrom Western Tonquin Letters news that for this Mission

reputation statement

dent has commenced AN EX Society, TENDED TOUR Western through Australia in the interests of the Society. Mr. Hamilton is accompanied by one of the Society's medical referees. FREDK. J. JACOBS, Resident Secretary.

all

:

o

seed

tors

NOTICE.

votes,

party. lately, nrintari

a.d.

bring alone

on

buy good,

style,

especially

American

Soule's

it

deposited

and

way,

spending

cheaper and

Times.

habit of employing expensive quack doctors vile or using so much of the humbug medi cine that does you only harm, but put your that trust in Dr. simple, pure remedy,

most cases in and in replied at times the and ready manner, although when of laughter, meeting was in roars some candidate was cornered unlucky This rigid question. by a well considered about half an continued for catechising of questions ceased. hour when the volley and the voting The Poll was then opened, at a time One elector proceeded began. on" to the platform and on being handed Officer a ballot paper by the Returning to a side wing and voted. retired Emerg returned he. the paper folded ing again tne

Hard

will you stop food clothes, rich

every

the

(other

More

healthy food, real get more

re

ques Chi of the

were

the Tariff, Separation

to

If fine

the

jfor

The blood

No

U

ends

wits'

They

to ply satisfactorily. with regard tioned nese

Tirninn If AAAVXA

UUlilllJUllUUU

face

Salisbury— just brand Mr. Egau

to

attempt

Mexico,

the Irish Parliamentary auction sale in London of the GutenbergBible,

fruitful

electors

m

U1

Patrick

in

Sir John Thorold's £2,000. copy for and Lord £3,900, Crawford's £2,650.

16th,

a.m.

answer

this

Jn

Mr.

1450, which has been recentin the of the Earl ly found of library was sold by Mr. Hopetoun, Quaritch sold

of

.

lUSllCtUO

codvr

for storekeeper

general Court,

an

about

|

Supreme a.m.

Fremantle 1st

:

Supreme

creditors,

11

11

a

i

public

bankrupt,

of.

on

At

1

noi-

nemsiey trustee ;

:

man

libels

1

an

Lord

of

appointments

assassin.

!

TT

of

4

is

state

new

Minister slap in the

a

notably

in

an

J

TT

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!.

in

It

flag.

American

is

re

storekeeper

sworn

A scurrilous in journal published Dublin will miss the contribu greatly tions of the late Dr. Maguire, T.C.D., from whose pen appeared in its columns some of the coarsest and most truculent

j

t

In

—

as

as

registration

Company." Act, 1871.

Egan

foiled

Gold

Mulga for

applies

No-Liability The Bankruptcy

as

put to any questions availed them largely and a continuous privilege,

to prepared them. The

.

faor

Mulga

Company

American

of the significant that one of the first has been that of

Government

the them

for

the

very things made This

Particulars

W.A.—

op

The

Mining—

;

.

'

time-nonorea

Debt

for the information of applicants held conversion of debentures by into Inscribed are Stock, published.

and thought a 2 houses of Parliament, meet all the re would Single Chamber He would advo of the Colony. quirements cate was for abolish 3 year Parliaments and while qualification ing the member's should be of opinion that the Franchise lowered he was averse to considerably of Manhood On the adoption Suffrage. the conclusion of the speeches, the Chair man announced that the candidates were

in the Ballot box. thus recorded their with was proceeded

8.

YOUNG

cue

Public

for

respect

to

of

to

g> 0 C U

on

course

the first black buoy. The depth on up 11 feet. is about G. the bar at low water P. R.N., PortHeath, Commander, and of Ports master. Department 1889. 5th March. Harbours, Brisbane,

been

President. In his speech be has confirmed the expectations formed as' to of his the firmness and foreign policy, insisted on the of exacting necessity

taken

being

straight

has

as

i

with these marks S. may be steered S.W. f W. for the centre of the openand the south ing between Amity Point end of Moreton Island, which will lead

_

innovation

a

Harrison

their cus la Russe

a

liberty

under either

—

on

bar

on,

with

or a

—

was It 3rd inst., acquitted. evidence that the the appeared from met death deceased had his through in consequence of his own blows received was forth Ho proof, however, pugnacity. had in the prisoner coming to show that His Honor the flicted the fatal injuries. verdict returned Chief Justice said this by Charles one. the jury was a very proper on the charge of Clarke was arraigned a and uttering cheque on the forging The prisoner National Bank for £2 5s. his defence with conducted surprising a deliberation the After long Ability. and were failed to agree discharged. jury " not guilty" was returned of A verdict by the jury in the case of John Meek charged of several articles of with the larceny filnthine from the shoo of his master, Mr. of Perth. John Rice Saunders Marshall, to having committed who pleaded guilty 4th on 3rd and on was February, forgery to five servitude. sentenced years' penal The case of larceny against Charles Clarke sheeted was home, and the prisoner, whom the Judge said .had been convicted times of crime a few before, got a sen months' tence of twelve imprisonment. found of larceny Mark guilty Ring was As the prisoner was from the person. of by the foreman given a good character E. Keane, a sen the jury and by Mr. tence of only six month's imprisonment him was on by Mr. J ustice imposed and KnattW onnai, Yannemarra .Stone.

court

the

General

.

of the

i

the resultB

themselves This is

among tomers.

'

issue

last.

;

.

last

Monday

We save in the cases,, which had been tried up to to and we now time of our press, going add those which have since been disposed William with the of. Allison, charged at William of McMullen, manslaughter the and before the Williams, brought our

/'.

until

concluded

The

|

not

laBt

ber.

i

week

Courtwhichcommencedonyesterday were

in was notice published Septem on the Amity Point beacon shore is now to be kept open to the westward of the foot of the rise of the of the distance high land, three quarters and the high tree between that position, to the westward. The outer edge of

the

Polish

Poland

1

Supreme

,

sittings

the

1

of

have the The police forced of Yilna in Russian tradespeople to sign a declaration undertaking, not to penalties, speak Polish

.

criminal

.

The

to Moreton at the south entrance Bay to the eastward since has shifted slightly

event of that system not being adopted he would use his towards having energies the Upper House elective. He advocat triennial Parlia ed Manhood Suffrage, of the a wholesale reduction ments, to the Pensions to be given proposed and contended Excutive Officers retiring for that a small property qualification members, of Parliament was necessary. to expound Ins Mr. Horrigan was the neit views. He advocated a Parliament Cham composed of an Upper and Lower of the length of ber and the shortening Manhood Parliaments. He was against Franchise but Suffrage, thought |the to should be lowered and also extended and he favoured the retention lodgers, for of the property qualification the members. Mr. John Kelly, next into the went speaker minutely new Par of construction of the question that liament and gave it as his opinion a would be the moire suita Single Chamber for the ble Bystem of Government Colony of to He favored the principle adopt. that Manhood was of opinion Suffrage, for members was property qualification and spoke strongly in support undesirable, to of limiting the duration of Parliaments 2 years. Mr. W. Guilfoyle was the last to state his convictions of the candidates He was for an on the various questions.

COURT.

SUPREME

THE

nnmAthin?

or

to

likfl

The

o-iftnf.s.

nnmprnna

found by General Pitt-Rivers skeletons in reality set show that they were a in

comparison Anglo-Saxons. Taking male and ten ano-British pigmies

ons,

he

fonnd

only 5 of the wheat was

mano-British

ft.

with

even

eighteen female

of the

Romskelet

that the average height 14 in. The comparison found

British with

in

"cauips"

and

Ro

that

grown on is the same spot to-day alsq very in-: A cubic inch is the standard teresting. and it took 681 of the adopted, grains wheat of our rude forefathers to fill that The Romans introduced a bet Bpace. heavier of which from 323 to ter, grain, 480

276 were whilo needed, grains of modern wheat ate grains enough. The bones of domestic animals have been found in sufficient to enable quantity him to say that the Exraoor pony is the nearest

approach

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oxen

between

Brition

to the of his

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in

well-arranged

Farnham,

ago,

of the and that and size

height and Kerry of pottery,

of to-day, Quantities of it of simple and beautiful and articles ornamentation, use and adornment have and all these are arranged, attached labels descriptive the

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little,

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of personal found

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been

lately

failing

He is of his

of

in

now

rumours

some

strength

Cardinal

89th

his

.

found

he

to

easier

it

with

dispense

He

wore when spectacles now but at or, man, he could read all events, recently without them. well perfectly Yery admitted into few visitors are now " sanctum in The Father's" Birming-. ham Oratory. He is called "Father," " Your as a Eminence," title not (his

spectacles. he was a

is

.

in

—

IU1

JUtV)

of

JUO

the

ct

com

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outward

in

of his

colour

flCtllB

the

request.

Eminence"

"Your

appearance

brethren his own

at

this

—

only

Ill

—

by the

Cardinal)

munity

—

young until

lou

clothes,

UllOUba

red

his

cu

and buttons stockings, sock. M. de Blowitz correspon (the Paris Slav dent of the Times) is an Austrian and a Frenchman natura birth, by by lisation. He speaks nearly every but most at is European language, on

cas

'

home

in his

and

French

English. the Times

He

in to despatches over French, and hands the manuscript to his assistant for translation into never takes a note of He English. he carries what is said to him every word away fast looked in that wonderful of his. Fancy a man listening memory

writes

;

to hour

an more than speech occupying in delivering, and writing it down almost word for word afterwards. This did with of -is one'what M. de Blowitz a

His speeches. filled memory, of the Times, columns

written report three nearly and was very

Thiers' from

nearly

verbatim.

The

Prince

of

Wales's

very

that

the

recent at Roman Catholic Services experiences him The have taken by surprise. Ken rather desolate Pro-Cathedral at is the London Catholic sington only been until Church in which he had ever Prince the Requiem Mass for Rudolph The service took him to Farm-street.

two

and impressive, and after it simple to the was sent round over, the Prince Jesuit Fathers to ask for the Prayer which bad Book, bound in black velvet, been him but handed in the church, was

in

white

which vellum, a memento of of the daughter

also he has the marriage de Marchesa

as

Santurce. The

romantic

departure

Maud

of

Miss daughter of

the youngest Tighe, Colonel Janres Rosanna, Wick-" Tighe, with of her father'sone low/ grooms, caused a groat sensation Henry O'Neill, in the Miss who is vicinity. Tighe, about 23 of ago, is both refined years with and handsome, ana whom O'Neill, '

she

has

is an unattractive little eloped, man of about 35 years of age, who has beeh in the employment of Colonel Tighe for. ten or twelve years in the capacity It that of groom or stable man. appears the between O'Neill and Miss intimacy

has

considerable About a year time. ago he was dismiss ed by bis employer, but afterwards taken back at the request of Miss Maud, who with was a favourite her father.

Tighe

great On Tuesday, having

existed

the

for

a

5th February,

obtained a day's from Wicklow

leave

O'Neill, of absence

to Dublin. started On the following day Miss Tighe left home, to that she was stating going on a visit some friends in Dublin. Her father, who of the directors of the Dub is one lin,

Wicklow,

and

Wexford

Railway,

National Library of Australia

O'Neill

and

lady

also stated that in her own right. her to Liverpool,

has He father but finding

is

an

of

it

The

year followed

!

lately

American how shows

A pretty and the flected

ing

dom. exist,

be

and

Constitution

happy "

a

arbitrary more

arrest disorder and

you you sider

hindrance crime

than

the

President or

even

a

of Government the freeman's not by force or spirit

plied —

w—

pwwa—

—

—

—

—

—

TRIED

AND

agaa—

o—

—

others

so

now

loved

and

are so you Eliza, you are "Do not

In

respected. -virtuous.

when

one

first

wants,

is

able

of charity

duties

fully rewarded, fortunate one, a

pleasure

?

one

Is of

is

not one the most

;

by whom

and do the smile we

stood stool ;

these words with that Eliza feeling the most tender ex from her seat she hand and conducted the dwellincr in a

crucifix and large few volumes were in a small book shelf, placed before a window

the much

at

very

of the

foot

first

silent reason

be

I

ought

much because

therefore " I was

j

beneJ

to

to

know

you

be

the

it

may the sad in this

life.

exposed

are

I

know

—

:

here in a domain born near on the castle of depending antique whose Chazay gothic towers, high and innumerable spires battlements

-

1-

J

iT

It

the

sad

soul

the

reality

is

over

of

weight unless

us,

evils be

we

religion.

the

which

festivities

that marriage the forebodings

our

to make

were

a

then see all arid when the

our

during

preceded experienced

are

of

we

and

beset

by

life

bitter

so

few

some

I

first

which

to

me.

days my parents and that the Baron of St.

noticed

future husband, seemed in bad health. 'We questioned him, very and he tried to reassure us, but at last; unable his illness to conceal any longer, admit he had to that he had been thrown on his f?reat

my

his horse head, which nain. We did

and

from

and

him, Alas!

a

a

we

visions

because false light,

broken

was

when

us upon in joyful

have

upheld

he

all

seemed

had

fallen

causing

was

could

we

to

him for

better.

get

it is to bring oneself to easy believe what is most Be agreeable. sides he. so well hid from us the pain he endured that at last my parents, quite reassured, gave their at consent, end of six weeks, for the the

wedding

place.

few

Yery

chosen

to

mitted us

now

to tell Besides

that

was

to my dear child been subjected to yourself but if by telling many painful trials, you you can derive from them, any benefit and learn an of resignation example which alone can any help us to merit reward for our I shall not sufferings. regret having spoken to you about my self was not my intention although it to give myself such prominence. Listen we

miserable have you

:

now

of my sorrow. useful for you

afflictions'

action of our sacred

Known

to

j»

breaks us upon beneath whelmed

but short made ;

—

not;

in is

spell

cross.

oppressed

:

falls

things

well

:

nave

it

to take so

him

express

haey

wrapped up happy future,

myself Omer,

a

not

'

J1_

i

when

I may

and weep

a

I

could

At last the time for our union was and settled the merrymaking began. Our friends and neighbors took delight in us fresh offering pleasures every Misfortune is never so cruel as day.

For

recollecting she became

"asx

we

the

that

1_

j.n

may

herself for a calmer and then the young sit down to her girl paying with a smile melancholy

not feel of the unhave relieved. all

uttered

I

day

confidence,

Rising by the

down

after time

,

surpasses

have

some

responded noble heart

destiny.

suffered myself not to be able with the of sorrow

earnest her with

She seemed

Madam

goojj

I

!

looked

knelt

little my "Where a

Madam

the country. On entering this sanctuary for Eliza adapted meditation,

!"

it

it'

over

so

Good

angel

an

are

you It

I

hope

settled carefully and a form was

their

exaggerate, answered the latter. merit of doing

friend," is the

Such

why

had

at

kneeling

—

understand,

:

sketch

opulent

nne anuicipaDea joy wiey had prepared than for us, perhaps more either of us did. Yet I thought it a I happiness. was and going to belong to the best of men, and I found most virtuous my lot be a most enviable to one, and thanked God for such a unceasingly

her to the end of the had not chamber, door of which been opened when she was showing her the other of the house. parts

Mmawn

blessing benefactress. Coming from behind the bush where she had hidden herself, Laura threw herself at the excellent feet woman's and with much emotion said to her " I have seen heard and I all, all, :

Laura much

pression. Laura took

III.

away

I

your

looked

she slipped the piece of money into the to ancl told her poor woman's pocket, come back to see her in a few days. went

"

unintentionally ; most secret feel but do not think am insensible to

of troubles partake your over them with you."

" be true, Go, if what you surmise that this I little by giving yon gift, should a few myself have to undergo will it not be a great happiprivations, ness since it for me, will be registered none of our before Him, who leaves unrewarded." good intentions When she had finished this sentence

tannly

pain, the

will

his infancy affection of a bestowed on

the I

A

tt

.now

on my brow, of old age ; if consider my

effects

Alas

and

;

deserve

Continued.

Ine

the

already too much to sympathise

TRUE.

Chapter

dear

my

wrinkles

deep

sorrow.

your

the weapon, ballot, revolution.— Such is the of freedom, but such is not tho of the British Constitution as ap to Ireland.

spirit

the

heart ings of your I beg of you, that

of and

means

by

"

aristocratic

by my you the joy of these good parents at the very of uniting the two thought together most cherished on earth. beings they

IT

//

while,

equable

more

were

An

care

family.

!

have caused you I have wounded

cured

be down, might change of the form

advocated

be,

all

the

to

good action." "Pardonme, Madam, a thousand " the I pardons" ejaculated orphan.

No matter how objection prevented. able the' of a Society objects might be, -the question ? Any was, Are they lawful views in peculiar might 'be advocated or of old public assembly any repeal laws or demand for new ones might be The acts of all public officers, urged. criticised,

with

a

or

from

„1_

sne.

little

a

,

attentively by tears ; and if you eyes, weakened knew that the one who stands before of the former you is but the shadow could that she not imagine Eliza, you had ever known save any happiness which that is purchased of at the price

created they

1

said,

I

from

orphan

" answered the lady with smile, /" happy indeed! Young causes it is only your inexperience such an opinion. If to conceive were to look into my face and con

not certainly would you

assembled, they But the -police by

or

you

Happy

sad

girl,

or the free speech must be punished and whether in assembly persons conspiring, or to attack life or otherwise, property were to be arrested, if or, they acted

when lawfully riotously should be dispersed.

»

me

for you fortune, with a little caused me to be beauty of the nobles of sought after by several the neighbourhood : but my father had me married the intended to be to of my childhood, who, an companion

Eliza!"

Any

legislature.

1

over

ancestors was mother's good Sire of Sautefort

history time.

another

ran

piaue, must

My parents

of my to the

one

related whose

most

_1

of

abuse, however, of assembly right

and

passed

unarming

"

tone.

a

the was decked in country The sun vesture. gorgeous was and everything in shining brightly the beautiful smiled on landscape Laura. " How I should like to live in this

not Without could these, liberty could and on these no restrictions placed except by the people through

their

knew no sorrow." Here Eliza stopped for then she went on in a

and

its

assembly, of free

life-blood

the very

lodge

watched

of

I

at the foot of the calm were re waters and willows poplars grow banks. had Winter

its

on

away,

—

was

river in its

hill

:

speech

to

enough

large

me

in my companion want, who every best Thus

I then was. and I had dearly games who foresaw

happy

brothers have would did Heaven deign to bless childhood. I all this my enjoyed until I was about happiness eighteen without the least years old, having idea that it would ever come to ah end.

It was family conveniently. laid out and everything most tastefully shone with cleanliness. The furniture was and the view from comfortable, the windows magnificent.

the

peaceable

was

How loved

!

the done.

whole

occasion

and

which

Qh

as

Eliza begged the inside her dwelling, called a cottage,, but

!

in question was an application by the Arbeiter Bund for an the to restrain injunction who had forbidden of the holding police a on of the the public meeting Society, the true was that the purpose plea of anarchistic and doctrines, propagation an to overthrow the Constitu attempt and the laws. tion The Judge's decis in effect ion was as follows The right of free he said,

my

been

greatest simplicity, to come young girl which she had

Constitution which it is permeated by the spirit thoroughly of freedom. It contrasts with notably of Lord the interpretation Salisbury Con of the much-vaunted British as made Government stitution by the British as much -vaunted Constitution made the Government of Lord by Salisbury.

a J

little

to place I am pleased me; rich the un enough to succour fortunate. obtain Thus, you see, I can without and any effort, happiness much therefore without merit." said jthese words with the Having-

a

has

Chicago

explanation

and

"

My parents

always

further to Rosanna.

home

of

Foley

Judge made

she.

returned

futile,

pursuit

aunt, £300

an

by

I

I need but little, years yast. live and in the to on, in which Providence position

many

has

on the 7th inst. to the related closely He is mo9t popular with all classes in the county Wicklow, and very great sympathy is felt for him. Miss Maud Tighe is said to have been

in Liverpool Colonel Tighe -is Duke of Richmond.

£1,000

own

humble

were

seen

he had left upon the bench. On \rhich a recent the inte Tuesday at the Oratory, rior of which astonished spaciousness Prince was with him, the presented another time bound Book this Prayer retained of the

young

sobriety, feel the

show

to

forthcoming

was

bequeathed

year, but in spite great age he usually at five A rises o'clock in the morning; curious about Cardinal's fact the he advanced in age as physique is that

.

.

about the Newman.

of training.

course

prescribed have

information

:

accustom themselves to and economy, never order, of superfluities. For privation it has been my practice part,

-

to go through of training, which they during will be allowed to wear the ecclesiastical dress. These are conces important and the of Cologne sions, Archbishop to his to has given permission priests

child

who

Those

my for

dear

my

its

was

to for In

the bless

were friends ad august ceremony which our happiness and unite

ever.

the

the Baron

morning

was

full

of joy. His noble face, which had been so of late was pale and worn animated with a bright and he was glow, happy and ot r.uil to make all spirits trying share in his felicity. At we start last, ed for the church and in a few minutes we there were kneeling at the foot of the altar. The Holy Sacrifice of the

Mass words ceived that at

commenced;

the

our

vows

;

moment

sacramental

God had

pronounced;

were

oh

but,

.

the

in

-

mistaken,

was

mediaeval splendour. born and have lived in the midst of this It charming valley. was here I tried to make my first steps, and my first were cast around glances this place, for me a vast not yet become solitude.

proclaim Yes, I

-

only ambulances. week's four

employed

charity tions." "She

j

,

to

disappointed to to visit her appointment them, wrote the cause. Rosanna Colonel inquiring then that something Tighe suspected must be wrong, and Lis suspicions re? confirmation from the continued ceived were im absence of O'Neill. Inquiries with the result that instituted, mediately friends,

no how great." matter confer, the woman said that your would cost you many priva

_

liable

are

can

.

of

we

"But

_

will

virtue

:

fits j

.

be

are

There

city attending her afterwards at ljer not keeping

days

—

who

priests

Empire,

to

the

,

.

a

of the German decree vin

course

the

i

Scbellendorf,

von

non-combatants

follow

absent in A few

then business. was

|

|

Syd-

'

Eronsart

the War Minister haB published which Catholic service military

They

left

the steam-

j

General

as

Chinese

106

Hongkong by

j

than for

!

fewer

hey recently ei Cattertliun.

.

No

re

affliction

!

I

gazed on the Baron of St. Omer, my husband, I saw him turn He tottered pale. ghastly and fell. I gave one loud scream and fainted of the

and

we

as

were

both

carried

out

I came When to my senses again I had to learn the most misfortune.' frightful My husband was of his mind. out He had. completely gone raving mad are "You Laura" my dear weeping continued her own Voice choked Eliza, church.

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bear sank after

up

any lower died ,.in

lower, arid soon my arms, and I was left alone with my disconso late and the afflicted husband father the retb whofn I had consecrated niainder of my life. But when a woman sees her duty from it. she can She gather strength knows she can only worthily accomplish at the price of and by devoting entrusted to her

abnegation the

beings

Failure

a

might Marriage Marriage

consider

we

not.

Mrs.

it

matter.

Certainly institution like but, made be a

a

every thing else, in certain failure Blessed .Sacrament

.

of

the

?" Failure is a Divine failure be a

cannot

and v.

letter

famous

;

can

So can the made a failure all the Sacra-

cases.

be

.

So can by many people. be made failures but what is ments ; ? The cause is to be found the cause in ourselves. Why do so many marriwhat some people chose to ages prove

;

,

.

.

failures? do not,

designate The parties

as

;

I shall

tell

you.

before marriage, with the manner, proper for so necessary dispositions holy a Do also comSacrainent. not many whilst for mit sin, preparing grievous in

a

.

proceed

-

instead in a

marriage,

of entering into the and unsullied pure be expected from

-

'

.

What

.

marriagestate ?

can

commenced in sin, and in sin ? But" let sure to go those the marriage about to enter state, prothis solemn ceed about duty in a true

'

such marriage,

on

7 ;

,

a proper partbe ajong may one has a will of his well the husband, as

which

Every wife

as

time little past. knowledge but a mischiev only a dangerous ous and to correct the very thing, too, serious made mistake by the -papers which to the foregoing gave publicity a Catholic belonging statement, priest of Freiburg has sent a to the diocese of which we to them communication

,

of the

,

be tried,

oyer

their

scold

,

household.

may with.

but

this should should not

Husbands

wives If it that

and. wives, husbands.

their

"

happen

fortunately

.

be borne domineer should not

should unhusband

'<

together

on

go

this

,in

there

manner,

complete to the question, Failure ?"— Rev.

"Is

the

will

negative,

a Marriage Carey, in the

Father

iuto

which he could

doubt

a

libel

left

butter

by an venient

Some time to

the

effect

templated Islands, Father set

ago there that Father

was

a

con

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Lambeth.

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in

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party that hundreds

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THE

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will

staggers,

are

los

desigdoubtless

it by causing prevent soaked before be feeding. that tho disease says of the poison the iuhaling

fully to

arises

authority from

du6t

found

upon

from

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runaway. suggestions

harm

possible

cannot

strange For

raiuds.

tell,

things

aught

we

ean

from

understand. shy, bolt and what awful offer to their a sheet tell,

of white road may seem to paper in. the tho nervous horse a yawning chasm, the open front of a baby carriage the jaws of a dragon ready to devour him, and a man a

on

a

that

moment

the those

with

some

bicyclo without

devil

things

sort of terrifying But we find wings. he becomes familiar

or

others

any

that

what him, and knows triguteo they are, he becomes indiffereut to them. horse shies at .when your Therefore, make him acquainted with it; anything, let him smell touch it with his sensi it, and look closely tive at it. upper lip, Remember, too, that you must familiar

both

of

sides

him

with

the

dread

it with only examines the nostril he near and eye, wil be very to scare at it when it on likelyappears his off side. So then rattlo your paper, bass drum, boat your flutter um your run and your. brella, your baby carriage fire and clatter L'icjcle, your pistol, your tinware on each side of him and all around him until lie comes to regard

If

object.

the

lie

noise

as a and the simply nuisance, as. trivial objects only things liable to get hurt if in his they-are way. He may not learn air this in one leEson, but continue the lessons, and you will cure all the nervousness.

wormy

corn.

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When

OF

HORSES.

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horse

that

nccittllv

is

immediately

if

„

below

light

the below

a

esknee," t.ho Icnoo

»»

: 1

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ossiflic

cause

toes

turned

ally

occurs

out

are

turned locks animals brush. tions.

cura-

remedies.

in

of Molokai; that I came

of my

:

only obliged

was

His

female take to

equal parts acid into a

my

1

will

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is

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here

Lepers

danger.

and family, both the sick 'back passing other.

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The Medical Record states that H. written in the Ugeskiift quite Vilandt has to mind the lepers never the value of the yet came my concerning" fur Lacger 11 come. The and I hope never w of turpentine in the and only oil treatment sometimes is that I did not I feel of and the exregret diphtheria 'prophylaxis heard of Father come here when I first diseases. He states that anthematous 1876. I Dnvuien and the lepers of Molokai seen of these diseases he has ri ever any offered then, and I did so year after child to other myself fV'riin a sick inemspread Damicn wrote to me. Father till bns hi' li.-o when this year, family remedy Before here in lime. I camo In of his cases my arrival Wt»s employed. many now

NERVOUS

escape

ize

a con

making.

TURPENTINE IN TATIVE

assist

rest letter to ibe by the subjoined " Gross. I am Rev. Archbishop happy here, the thought of leaving

at

out

carried

is

duck

position

of butter-

Leper

returning he had gone to whither Those rumours Damien.

passes prints,

the article American

to

cause

7

CURE

to

be

from the printer into the condenser having bnlk'to From the, -weight.

it

follow

are

suggestions be uo further

bred, horses, says Finely intelligent an are often nervous. very exchange, They are quick to notice, quick to take seems to them, alarm, quick fo do what in moments of sudden terror, necessary

MAKING

and advan printing butter, weighing, no he readily tages whichwill, doubt, as by the ladic-s doing away recognised of. the most laborious offices with 'some

rumour

Co'niardy from the

will

these

do not something they That is what makes them

packing, of conveying capable platform being ono at forty-five half-pound prints The inventor claims that operation. the machine will relieve the dairy farmer of all the details of working, making up

many very happy. as It as dreadful cases people imagine. it so far no cure for has been is true, all we have to die, and but after found, of small is a matter to me it importance

Ritualistic for Practices.

"Sour

as

adjusted thence

of Molokai

Settlement

farmers

half-pound

to nothing less papers amount on the Catholic Church.

Leper

TO

me.

mass,

;

a

fgo

of co.ndeusing the butter into a and of weighing and printing it in one The operation. butter, by screw is solidified and it is then pressure, under a roller, which impresses passed the it. The required stamp upon is weighing performed by a system of which cuts the automatically wires,

authorities hold with the putting lenient on a man's most .construction aud be he a prince or a beggar action, the in reproducing the fore Gei mania, adds that the re going communication, Protestant made by soraeoftho flections than

antr

If

there will the disease.

fear

to

capable

solid

tical

and infidel

bacco. ed.

hear

I

of 20 years

to interested learn that a new invention iu the manu facture of butter is to be patented by Mr. W. Foster (says the Tunqamah Express.) for the machine It is claimed that it is

have whether for his actions." been held responsible The statement goes on to say thnt in like those mentioned the ecclesias cases for

room

that the animal will not dust. The when best cure is found to have the disease is to thoroughly wash out the nostrils with a stroDg tincture of tobacco. If he is crazed with be pain he should stilts in a quart given a ponnd of epsom of tincture of water anil a gill of to so

to

have

service,

MACHINE FOR BUTTER.

Dairy

con

any account, of persons. In

circumstances

NEW

A

on

tukes

on

Leprosy

Prosecution

notorious

suicide

always

a

were

I

lad

Station,

jpatm,

i

Review.

Catholic

one

there

ing of corn inhale the. the horse

—

own

quite

settlement. a funeral

;

a young man parish, helongiug committed suicide poor family months about twelve ago. by hanging life About his his own having taken be no doubt, there could yet he received a burial. Why ? Because religious

to

1

buried not very deep, but it is the the church. best location near My little house will be standing over a number of We have been graves. thinking so close to several times to stop burying habit is talk. but than us, stronger of St. Francis Three Sisters have arriv ed and Father Wendelin with them. located at two They are Kelanpapn, miles and a half from at the other us, for stop writing the big drum a poor bury." Universe.

.

in

answer,

a

or

contingent and never, sideration, makes any distinction my

but

roof,

j

the wife but time,

do more to win loving way will than all the scoldthe erring husband and wife Husband should ling possible. They ought to make pray together. the sacraments it.a rule-, to approach month. If atleast orlce a

be

practice circumstances

the

eating and I

I

a

quiet,

.they

condemns it

in

is

:

Church but

principle,

Most

should not wait until then she should not him love for of her extol his other and and 'him, praise the out and. point quietly .virtues,he. is likely to bring on lumselt .misery, a This done, in land his household..

home drunk, at the scold/him he gets sober, and but. speak to scold, comes

,

subjoin " The

abstract

an

same

is

he is

well

been

end of the leper

not

The

to the other. way and rights, they should and both domestic relations The temper of each

and one must give Both 7 have equal should be respected, on the be .consulted

,

for

Germany

seeking

sense, that

religious for union. the own, ner.

;

of

press A

some

which some Moria Caird, appeared on '"Is a time since, Marriage has been treated Failure ?" the subject in magazines, newspapers, reviews, not alone in England/ but all over etCi, so to me that it has occurred Europe, that " Is

Protestant

!

.

the

:

;

is

Since

who

Rudolph,

all buried with and circumstance of had be been a poor was

suicide,

the pomp and pride the Catholic Church have been denied a relig man, he would ious burial and would have been put into like This is the ground a dead dog." that has gone the round the argument of the

?

Prince

Crown

:

j

.

Is Marriage

"The committed

i

to

care..

Burial.

I

self

'

/

earth

on

Rudolph

the

my

his,

to have a house built hope next spring for myself in the centre of the graveyard. to They say it is not have a healthy have house there as many poor lepers

got Christian

;

'her .entire herself

;

mission

Why

nnder

living

that

affected "and death finds; that .authority; have floated the corn the disease is unknown,

before feeding, and he suggests that while husking in the field the horses be muzzled. should This secretion on , remaining wormy corn has been found to be powerful in irritation. Added to acid it producing will the blister hand almost instantly. It is this irritation in the poisonous the blind head that produces staggers The prevention and death. is the soak

common

to

''become

This farmers

ensues.

new

1

"

j

are

Prince

a

fed dry, this dust is poison and at once chokes up arid in nasal ducts until the eyes the is

flames and brain

day

the

;

"

misguided

!

/

where

Every in

;

j

I

'

few

a

j

i

/

by

prosecuted

publicly bigots."

and

oh life. taken a new grasp you might see him working with a blouse like church

to

He says sometimes laboureV. health and strength, compared nothing by that you see how for the leprosy which except him up slowly. Father Damien

j

|

to

.

unable gradually

been for and now, her, she was She longer. had

the corn inhaled

it

in at

more

in. are so

Or

deposits. or out.

the

fetlock.

objectionable When toes turn

generally formed

Both, Reject

a

horse

The twist

turned

Toes than out in,

with

gener turned

toes tho fet and the

apt to cut or are weak forma whoso hind legs

very

are

however, a horse

too far behind good propelling be wanting, and disease as a power will in the hocks. result bo expected may And a horse which goes either very wide or closo behind. And oue very' with or bent hocks. very very straight The former causo undue concession ; tho latter are apt to give Reject way. are

;

horse that is 'split -that up' much between his daylight amies from power propelling in horses and must be deficient —

me. to overwhelm My excellent mother, some time in very ill-health, when this shock fell upon

;

heartily Christian tend to prejudice and to increase leligion who bitterness of those the lamentable in the letter rather than the spirit live to of our It common creed. appears in an me short of monstrous that little should such a trial enlightened country be allowed to take and that an place, should man be thus eminently holy

And

God's help to be able to stand Will lever see the last. my friends ? This is very doubtful, although again pour Father Damien, who a few weeks down has ago seemed to go very fast, hope with

—

.

. .

'

are thousands and, I believe, ashamed of this of travesty which must charity, inevitably

—

clergy

.

Yes, you well understand when I found this out despair terriDie calamity. I had until the present time enj oy ed that such unalloyed happiness, my soul was such a blow. not prepared to bear not the yet it was only one that

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sobs."

with

Thy

a

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thighs,"

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people pull

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can

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question to

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was

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ment,

his

pay

frieud

"I

wife."

with for

something

finding

well

middle

the

in

l-ind

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to

a

go na,

of

tho

was

sir,"

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Father

is

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is

a

man

;

sermon

well

as

as

a

in

joke

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classical

was

now

in

literature

the

uiiu

to

obstinate wtih obtrusive Tenuessee I knew an

c

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iui

in

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that

fortune

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said the

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by minding

man an

made

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the

sen

President, made his

Tennessee

in

man

a wua

way."

a

singular interesting," said Yes,"

"

senator, advice,"

uc

most

is

.this

uuiiu.

man.

extraordinary forttiue

Tennessee," chief Carrickfergus

old

sturdy

of

I '

now

can

?

You

-

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:

don't

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little ?

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:

Parson How did

this

morning,

pay

much

Bobby

to

attention

sir

it,

Parson

!

(much amused)—' Why not, Bobby ?' to I heard ma whisper pa, Bobby —

«

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'

thiug think

didn't

over it

was

and

over

worth

I

so

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built.

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civil

public-house noisy.

very

policeman "

where Now

company

then,

clear

out

gentlemen, which nobody during pause, Then he said to a companion, have gone we'll the gentlemen all that

are

ceremony

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they

about

putting them. ejected

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