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Mr.

Parnell

in

Scotland.

them A in

meeting

public

to welcome Addresses that city. Liberal associations throughout land were to the Irish presented Mr. moved Childeis, M.P.,

Edinburgh

to

Scot Leader. —

:

welcomes Mr, cordially ancient of to the capital Scotland, tenders him most thanks for his de hearty of free voted labours in the cause patriotic dom for Ireland, and in the of promotion the three and brotherhood between

That Parnell

this

unity kingdoms, face

of

meeting

and

him

congratulates

that

in in

the

its opposition unprecedented and he has the now persistency success to the prospect oE a triumphant with National movement he has guided an

bitterness '

near

great

much

so

The Win,

and

dignity motion

M'Ewau, Herbert

Mr.

sagacity.

seconded by Mr. aud supported M.P., by and enthus Gladstone, was

adopted. on was to Parnell, rising reply, the received with great enthusiasm, audience and cheering for some rising He said Lord minutes. Aberdeen, and gentlemen ladies, Coming among you as a person of whom you have heard iastically

Mr.

witness look for

be ever land can she governed justly that and equitably. Has not lesson been taught by every act of the Legis lature since the Union ? (Hear, hear). When want a reform in you England in your you come together great public for You ask constitutionally meetings. that and it he reform, although may sooner or and a little, yet, later, delayed de sooner than later, generally your was It (cheers). of the Repeal of the so with Corn Laws j it was your agita the reform in tion for Parliamentary so and it has been with burghs

mands so with

granted

are

the history

;

your reform

for

agitation

Parliamentary

the

in

The

counties.

the

Constitution in way

that

hear),

(hear,

be

trained

her

to

rely upon and the hear),

(hear,

which

it is possible is by them that eventually, although the there bo delay, Constitution may be sufficient to redress their will griev But when see that Parlia ances. we

only

showing

redress these ment does not grievances, actuated constitutional by the ordinary we see when that these considerations, and wearisome have taken long delays tenants' place, when tho Act sanctioning to have which ought -

improvements, been

passed

until

1881,

and

heart-breaking reference

with

in 1852, when we see

not passed these long

was

that

take

delays

place of

to measure every matter how no amelioration, small, first of when we see that the Tory part, from to post, all, pillar by all the fight resources of obstruction in the House when of they Commons, and finally were and can no beaten there, longer behiud the stand retreat there, they House of Lords, and renew the battle

there

I say, it is not reason then, to it not just to ask Ireland to in the Im her trust place Parliament as con a (cheers)

;

it

able,

continue perial

—

:

by

the

in

have told him to box, I should them himself Now, then, we (cheers). have got, I hope, nearly to the end of of the National the movement League. You have had put before you by your some of the reasons chairman to-night liim to think which induce that only in Ire the concession of a Parliament to

held recently Mr. Parnell from 140

was

Judge Hannen

constitutionally should people

evil and little very (langhtpr) not much help feeling good, 1 could and kind trepidation youi' reception, and the cordial which you have way in give to me muchpassed the resolution, needed encouragement hear, and (hear, As the leader and' the person cheer).

of Britain Great opinion he defied either by the House of Lords of Commons. oi by the House in But it is not so Ireland. Public in counts for Ireland nothing opinion " of No, no," and cries hear," (" Hear

public

stitutional

cannot

the

much

;

mainly responsible movement of the Land League, great commenced in 1879, I have to admit to there were you that possibly regrettable, of that movement accompaniments (hear But you must take a popular hear). movement as a whole You» hear). (hear, must judge it as a whole, and you must circumstances of the judge it by the and by what it has led to (hear, times, and hear, the Land

The

cheers).

League

of

movement

to

undoubtedly

was

a

—

God save Ireland "). almost and stimulated by the rejecting

action the

It

provoked

was

control

beyond

of the

of Lords

House

in

and if there was (hear, hear) to to be regretted, anything auy thing be avoided in that movement, you have of to go back and blame the originators the that movement (hear, hear) Bill

ance

;

—

Hereditary

Legislature (cheers) at the back (uproar in 1880, in the face of the of Mr. Forster and of those

hall),

ings

who of the

—

deliberately

warn

who

the stale of Ireland only too well, in the doors of the Constitution face of tho Irish and made people,

knew shut

the them rather

rely than

their

upon

resources

own

could anything they hope Parliament. But from expect we taken the warning of exper have we been taught by events 1 ience, if was to I think that there anyone blame for the Land movement League shown we have that we could profit by the past in the conduct or the experience for or have

the movement that succeeded it and cheers), the movement hear, (hear, National of tho League (hear, hear), which there has not been a against of evidence or atom brought single The and cheers). alleged hear, (hear, of that movement, which has secretary " A Voice Where are since existed I was the' books?" just Uproar.) of

—

—

with the butt end of a police contact and man's musket (laughter cheers). addresses his The Irish member who does so with the knowledge constituents he that in all beforehand probability bo

will 1

of

y?

....

not

years

should I

have spent until

them so

to

old.

little

is

a

survived. time my I

found

thanks

for

wonder in

them. their

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they

searching

for

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we

production

to

coming

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which

take

to

iwltl/lll

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but

everybody I

(laughter).

am

beautiful

your tho

by

protected

force

police

town,

am

municipal

excellent and

(laughter

I

cheers).

me is extended to by courtesy wero I to go in authority; but constituents at address own my different Cork: the tale be very might

those and

(laughter). let But me Has Parliament,

got

to my the Imperial to claim from

return

subject. Parlia

ment, any reason you that to for she is able or willing legislate Irelund at Westminister ? If they prove that I will up the fight ("No"). give of the Look at -Catholic the history in 1830. It wasn't until Emancipation of Wellington told the King the Duke would follow that armed rebellion further of those to denial Catholics that rights the concession was Look back granted. of the tithes at the history movement, was driven into a mani when Ireland before festation of disorder for years

which

the

of the

incidents

Land

League

before the paled modification to ihe collec with regard tion of those so tithes granted by. tho down Parliament. Coming Imperial to later we know that it is a his years, fact that the conscience torical of Great in

ineffectual

their

fire

Britain was first roused to the anomaly of the English Church Establishment Ireland in by tho unfortunate (cheers) that and unhappy were made attempts

1865

the

gard

It

tMaUo

nWA

Uia

take,

for

left

cowardly enough to in the latter have to place myself Our meetings can category (laughter). be dispersed Here, by any magistrate.

wo the produced say that cash-books of the Land League (hear, ten were nine or although they hear)

a

have

to

willing that I

confess

force

I

illnftA (JUQDC?

XiUU

willing

are

was asked him question single concerning any item in his books, letters, of or during that long interval papers, with 're seven Now, years (cheers). of the Land to the hooks League,

question

was

I

A

and

assaulted

brutally

UCciU

in

when

and

interests,

perity

are,

way

of

of

any Constitution

perfect

American proved by

by

country

rash men to free their (he oppression by the and the Land (cheers), we have on tho au it

some

from

force

of arms of 1881 Act Mr. of Chamberlain that he thority (hat the Land himself that he advised not be curbed to prior League should should not lest there be its passage, —

—

to

enough

Land League of the Act of passage House the of Lords.

The

secure

1881

without

through

Now, is that in who desire Constitution

a

to

fair act

and

the

so position put us and stand within within the stiict

? But even (Cheers). even the Parliament, Imperial great cannot Liberal party, by its own great measure the a as strength pass such to be, without of 1881 has Act proved more than in Ireland. legality something I desire should be governed that Ireland limits

tho

of

legality

in

about

The

pros

own

a

be

may

—

time

(a laugh). ancient as

Constitution, that it has survived, and by logic, argument

much

by

it

can

to

be palpably useless from its foundation. No plan of man can devise that the wit to is capable of being so constructed as from and denuncia be free criticism tion and so it must be with any plan ;

which

may the

stone

for

tion the

(hear,

be proposed by Mr. Glad solution of this great ques You will bo told. that hear). of Ireland needs minority

loyal and that special protection (laughter), to in order the loyal minority protect will have to cut off the North-east you corner of Ulster from the rest of Ireland. that the of But it happens majority what is I assume

called to

outside

of

Ulster.

the whom loyal minority, be the live Protestants, the corner of North-east

Ana

lr

of

protection scattered

tuere

this

throughout

is

any

outside all

the

neeu

ior

minority counties, be afforded them with

that protection would surely continued remaining by the of the strong province comprised withiu corner of Ulster the North-east (cheers). So that the ground passes away from

feet and of these cavillers For my part, I am convinced talk about the necessity of pro the loyal from minority proceeds tecting and cheers), a bad conscience (laughter know how that they have abused they in the their (hear hear), power past have treated the how cruelly they and they fear that the recol majority of these limes may come lection back, and

under

tho

objectors. thut this

;

that

of these re may be tuken But I know them. injure There better than that. people exist on the face of the earth

advantage

collections the Irish does not

to

to harbour prone They may (cheers). and bet exciteable, never have been in their they revengeful history. They may at times be carried vindictive have they away by impulse, and will never been, be. they never to forget They will only be too willing

less any people revengeful feelings hot blooded be

and

the past, to give forgive up every that and more than everything, thing, upon to concede they ought to be culled Protestant to make to their neighbours, smoothe and as easy as they as things to remove cause of can, every from bo thut their minds, apprehension left there by reviving may be no excuse of times to those bad feelings past stop of our and to the prosperity country of hinder the reconciliation the two That nations (hear, hear, and cheets).. should ever seek to take advan Ireland aud generosity to tage of your justice I cannot believe for her in any way,

possibly

u

single

moment,

\Y ere

she

to

be

at

? (Hear, If you coupresent hear,) cede to her people the power to work out their own future and make themselves happy and prosperous, how do you make the -weaker yourselves to withstand

so

against

wrong-doing Will

hoar). be the not

same

still

not as

Have

Empire, mad

it

is

in

aud spurn

away tages

that

hav.you yourselves

in

to

—

the will

you not

that the

all

(hear, capacity Have you ?

country

the

of

power

Irishmen

abuse

to

?

now

supposing

as

yourselves physical

your

your troops you not still

were

so

throw

wilfully

advan

important

confer them— upon the power to protect Imperial might just

still

your

? In you have it now (Hear, hear.) what weaker ? In way do we make you what are we to way stronger injure should What soldiers we have 5 you ? What armed should we have ? police as

(Hear,

What means single the Constitution beyond' now work have not to you We should have none. But

hear.) have

should that

we we

? injury your strength to

resist

would

be greater (cheers) weak and little and great powerful for

injustice against

Ireland Britain

we tried it. if Your strength would bo greater, because would you have the moral to power (hear, hear) rebellion beloro the put down world that you have not got in Ireland (cheers).

We

understand

are

ple

a

they are hensive

be unworkable

to

logician minutes'

English

beshown,

difficulties in coujye, solution. The most in the world— the

Constitution

ten

and

is,

her

secure

(cheers).

There the

and that Britain

at

domestic be able own

Great

give

means

tive

redress of

to some Ireland legisla home in the shape of a she may Legislature by which to attend for the future to her

to

ought

/

the stopped by the disturbance. The of little secretary that movement, which has existed since in court with every 1882, appeared every cheque, book, every letler (cheers), He and eveiy counterfoil (hear, hear). aud examined was and cross-examined, auswer

going to gentleman

not

the

:

Every

Disturb

for

Compensation

I

"

"

been

systematically in Ireland have not spoken for years and years, and I will tell you that I the .reason frankly why perfer to work (hear, keep my head for better in and than coming in hear, cheers)

is

in its commencement, extent, turbulent movement. It was the sponthe uncultivated taneous uprising, up enslaved of an rising, against people their and a Voice oppressors (cheers, some

has

.

undoubtedly

It

Shame").

defied.

.

the

for

"

of

means

constitueucies

of her own she could forgetful interests, not in honour lose what you have given for her benefit even if she (cheers), wero able to do so; but iu what Way could Ireland, supposing she wished to be more to effect injure you, powerful to she is interests than injury Imperial

that

the

British

cowardly race nervous extremely very

peo

(laughter), and appre make laws

lest the to power to local in Ireland affairs regard millions of Irish by five people should their and mortally injure greatness, overturn the The principle Empire. which we contend for is a very simple It is the one. principle which has

with

to colonies thrive your and, and remain to the Empire loyal for there can be no doubt that if had rdaiutained the power of you with the affairs meddling and muddling of Canada and Australia, they would

enabled

prosper (cheers),

'

either from the judges or the (laughter) to that were the matter Tory party, coude I to be asked over again and were to fiud asked to find them, as I was

leaning.'

.

General

since

long It

is

a

America the

enormous

and

der

have shaken you off (cheers). under which free principle and grown has consolidated to extent which is the won the admiration of the world

(cheers).

And

lias

failed

never

is

it

to

a

which

principle

promote and

to good, to avoid

consolidation, of danerer: the urinciole tha and the of the happiness prosperity and the rule of the greatest number, of a nation, aud of the power majority of looking after those those concerns, Irish/ concerns the small which you, rich have been proved English nation, to be utterly unable to by experience attend to which (loud cheers, during tho lion, resumed his gentleman seat, secure

foreign

alter

having

spoken

Justin addressed

M'Carthy,

thirty-eight

.minutes). Sir. next

fact the

that walls

tho

all

M.P., said

meeting, which

who the

the names he saw on of the building two were, witli those of Protestant leaders exceptions, of the Irish people spoke volumes for the good feeling subsisting Catholic and Protestant land (cheers). Mr. Robert Wallace, vote

of thanks

their

presence motion

The

to

and

the

between peoples

M.P.,

Irish

the of Ire

moved

members

a

for

speeches.

Dr. Mr.

beeu seconded having by Hunter, M.P., and supported by was Shaw-Lefevre, M.P., adopted

with

loud

cheers.

The' meeting concluded with amotion, proposed and seconded by Mr. Parnell, Lord by Mr. Buchanan, M.P., thanking Aberdeen for presiding. Mr. Parnell, as he drove away from the

was cheered loudly by a of people who had collected Market. The Irish leader left Edinburgh by the 10.40 p m. train for London. At the station there was a large who enthusiastically gathering, cheered the " youngest as the burgess"

building, large crowd the Grass iii

train

moved

off.

of Limerick ha3 Corporation the freedom of the city to Dr. the Catholic Corbelt, Bishop of Sale, Victoria. Gippsland,

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spoken

round

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position.

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in

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debate

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John with at

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women's

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the

felt

as

M'Elhone

Mr.

Secularism

on

in

Politics.

The

In

orange

vote

and

or

Parliament,

it

to

any

true

is

Moran

ment

an ford, to Oxford.

supped

on

the

innkeeper One night with two other

Bradford's

inn,

foolishly

a

of these Brad

London traveller

gentlemen

road who at

of boasted of money

snin very large having hours after all in the Some about him. rest of these to one retired place hail heard groans from coming gbntlemen the traveller's bedroom. Awakening the two rushed in, and found his friend, a

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that all New South of North

Oraugeism bonnd

is

to

of

part

vote

bloc-

en

said

working

dodge, Martin

this

that

ask it

not

for

in

the

almost

Roman

or

have

the Government billets. If necessary, I could time of my the up to

alderman

for

Sydney, Orangemen who got and

Corporation, for tracts

it

also

that as

an

the political

was

the

nil

who

6how

election

the

in

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all

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and works, city virtually the as treasury city they until tho John present mayor, did his duty to the people."

plundered liked, Harris,,

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:

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the Mr.

in

try

trickery,

did

as

not

the

Wales are

they

who told

and

vote,

to do

so

vote

as

vote

en

bloc. "

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When

with

candidate a

I.

him

gave

Orangeman

political

was

M'Laughlin me

in

a

a

letter

Muswell-

to be a (who professed great of mine) asking him to sup supporter was The M'Laughlin. reply port was a that the Upper Hunter purely Protestant and he could constituency Mr. M'Laughlin saidnot support him.

Mr.

M'Elhone he always

We we

cannot were

around the political

is

got

keep

Roman Catholic, The reply in.' was, When out.' the a

ran elected our supporters the town in the evening,

Orangemen

saluted

it

of

ask

my

treatment

the

the

on

opinion of

political

it Ts in I think principle cruel to treat political pris unjust and that common oners like criminals, of liberty. it also leads to the subversion true that offences It is may political deser sometimes bo very great crimes but is it ving of heavy punishment; often be no also true that they may

qa

us

and with

such selves,

at.

but

all,

rather

of

acts

and patriotism. is acts, are

often

more

still even

yet

if

the

case

in

unjustifiable justifiable

in

the

heroic that them

con

of those who do them, on some sciences It would be cruol mistaken principles. so and unjust, then, to expose what are of self-devotion of truth, often results, to

their

speedy

I

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am,

obedient servant, of Nottingham.

your

Edward,

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(From

Daily

News.)

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the object labourers are

September

pieketters of preventing

engaging and

arriving

are

yet

4;

post npnfresh,

taken

being

on.

and

crimes

the

on

were,

oi

our ten Ireland, weighs heavily upon ants and be would workers, greatly aud immovably established. aggravated

ones

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prisoners.

fidelity It

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and

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compelled

to

journal

'

me

are

see,

handwriting

tremble for the liberties There is here the same of the magistracy use and of despotic the police to the poor; if and, oppress the feudal party dared, only the Tory in which as well as' despotism, here,

the

ham.

Sir.—

on, letting with

misdeeds by every and false

of meanness,

hood. If I wall

hide their

to

vain,

species

uoion

Cathedral,

of

trampled

FOREIGN.

of

editor that

in

appeared

St. Baknabas's

Irish John

—

allow

the

defence

—

in

lately.

Wales

South

to

following

in

Eelegrams.

Coercion and the Prisoners of Political Ireland-

Denounces

act have

and outraged her, by brutal of constables hordes and batons, to shoot and blud bayonets which they do without geon her people, fear of punishment all the with, nay, better but Thetf try, hope of promotion.

Nottingham

of

Bishop

for

punishments

legal

word or and they,

doom,' I should of England.

Catholics

ed

"

;

severe

insulted,

and

monopolis

virtually

army

loose

J.

show

to

any

freedom

as

Urangemen

political

years

Sir liked

railway and order,

written

Irishmen

for

he.

many years. this publish

to

the

men

etc., mere

you

is

the

who

his

done

was

I

what

porters,

by

from

has burdened of occupation and They have robbed her

Government an

for of intention, ever) of liberty safeguard enjoyed have terrorised her ; they

single every in England children by

Orange

political

power

got

put

to

railway service

the

up

actually

her

(in

truth. A after political Orangeman, the unfortunate of the Duke of shooting for services rendered to the Edinburgh, then Government of-Sir James Martin in

the

taxes. wish and

enormous

are' told they the wire-pullers cannot This be. shade with a of

or

lodges work the oruclo. of the Catholics'

the with

Ireland

are

belief),

laws

ical

as

do by their

who

his

in

it

about the gross injustice and bar of the existing barity laws, which enable landlords to extort rack-rents, unjust ana to conascate tne oi ineir property tenants in eo many I have there cases. fore no in branding hesitation the exe cution of those laws a .monstrous as In order to enforce crime. these pirat

insult.

fact

of

doubt

inea

cney

Govern

_

any to vote

thousands of Catholics such interference as

so

gross

to

Catholics ana

way,

by the

London,

to space prove of Roman Catholics that, instead being to in coerced vote an£ by the priests it is the really particular way, that South political Orangemen of New

to-

ful."

the many of Jonathan

of

principles. general actual facts and cir I think it atrociously wicked. cumstances, It is to crush intended obviously by excuted savage, despotic sentences, with barbarous the and brave cruelty, noblo defenders of the just and rights and of the hearths and homes liberties, of their I have no fellow-countrymen.

neither use

priests

Roman

get

particular

that

the

nor

,

:

out.of

injus name

public

political prisoners in Ireland on

Judging

Orangemen

The -Freeman

Tele Daily commenting

Sydney

Australia," of the New writes

"Jundly

of circumstantiul evistrength to which seem leave no possible for doubt, and yet those unfortun cause to be ates were subsequently proved innocent of the crimes for which wholly Juvenal was suffered. they right " When a man's life is at stake, no de be too or care liberation can long

that

the

to

letter

a

in Parly M'Elhone,

the

one

savage the

bringing show

to

is

by

orange

graph of tho 13th August, on Mr. on Wise's article

dence

have

in

criminals,

i condemn

them.

against believe

Treatment

influence.

of the people. morals and property evidence is a matter Circumstantial with should which always be received time caution. Time after the greatest and executed men have -been convicted

wc

also

resist

to

called

he had dreamt

Taking

to

offences crimes.

iPomgn

the

.

common

their

—

wuo

attack of being and if certain nights running ; of the evidence true, given are portions fit and proper Mr. Slater is a hardly over and wnvd to keep watch person

cases,

like

for

..

uiuu

pusitiVtfiy

political

destroyed are silenced

aud they by the Orange lodges; were because expelled they supported Sir A. Stuart's and were Government, defeated for South Sydney and Redfern because all the political

man,

declared ed three

on

"I purchases. arid hale erect," " He said that

correspondent. never fresh as a boy, and was ill for a. day, and that he owed his tough constitution to Irelaud."

he

and Dignam has proved to the of his jury that lie was not. satisfaction to be something there seems peculiar American dream about the "beautifnL who as Mr. Slater, Want styled er,"

the

member

a

of

ever

despotism

it

when

once

balled

aillra

that

substantial him more

saw

says

alleged

assailant

to

for

results Tudor

attempt

—

"

Mr. Ernest Hart President was de

ex-

see

by making

own

Slater's

to burglars beyond all doubt.

the 1

swurtf

serious

lengthy

sufficiently

TV

jtie

the to

According

evidence,

had

one

.

Slater

matters

Con

with shooting of the most

i.a

iroolc,

acts

were

dangerous

v

-,.i.

Mr.

table-

Irish women and lighted Irish are still as deft as of ojd, girls and lie the Duchess of that promised at Magenta, when he sent her to look their show her appreciation work, should

"

men

nnlmirfld

which

flax,

homespun

damask

oxquisite

nf

WBVfln

coloured has sent.

Evidence.

the

needlework,

and those

cloths, nlnfths.

to

two stable

Their

a

—

Their

will

hand,

the

South Sydney, and Mr. Fremlin, late a member for liedfern two good and who hate bond fide Orangemen, Popery and all connected it were black with

who

—

.Asquith.

Circumstantial

tc

to do

Macmahon-

Exhibition, the British entered it, accompnnied by General Broye and was He met by Mr. J. P.Leonard. " I am here just to said now see how Irelaud herself. Take me round acquits to see the Irish stands. I am no judge of exhibits, but can make a rough guess

of'

H.

Mr.

is

ball,

Cardinal

Marshal The the figured. of the the Republic visited and just as was lie leaving section Marshal MacMahou

President

then if

ball

Hospital

are

they.,

England.

purely as the hospital charitable one, is open to The everyone. political Orange lodge our either expelled Mayor or worthy threatened to do so for attending the

be

circum ever

'

little

and,

;

it

rise,

is

softness

Vincent's

any and

acts

disgraceful

tice,

.

influence

which

in

Russell,

But

imagination. everything

have

is

man

Charles

I think he wants

that

clever,

is

represented by poor me. the present respected Mayor of Mr. John Hairis, at one time joined a political Orange lodge, but otherwise never took in it. any part As Mayor of Sydney he patronised St.

Again, Sydney,

voted "I

.Marshal MacMahon's in tiie interest land of liis race has often been shown., of the .Daily The Paris correspondent News narrates a characteristic incident

the Parnellite among rehe has done the most in the of the " devilling"

and

;

Sir

to

of

in a thing very large. his within

are

be the clearest that could

Marshal

there, of impression coolest hardest, has He married

great practice

upper

t

be certainly regarded of panic, or of cruel fear, than as of justice. the dictates revenge, butcheries Thus the horrible perpetrated in the Wars of the by both parlies the Rosea, when they respectively got

as

on

colleges. man

when degrading punishments, thus judging in their own cause.

support

was

—

that in they should allowed to inflict heavy

be

one

in

took very of the

a

hanged

man

procured.

speaker

judgeship

a

success

sponsible

—

to

evidence

from.

best

University, President

innocent

an

seemed

.Mr.

reputation the

was

stantial

loudly

latter.

so

successful the gave

a

happily His

man.

public A Q.C. reach.

.

was

Here what

highly struck

it

Oxford

away

generally of the strongest, one of his time. heads and

or

high of

a

and

and

well

praised

Queen

high honors, Union, and

_

this

The valet

—

of Mr.

who

—

improper

event

sentences rather as

uuiy

after

that his tale wa< discovered true. of the murdered man con fessed on his death-bed that he had done the awful about to deed, and was seize the spoil when he was disturbed and had barely by. Bradford's footsteps, time to escape to his own room before the landlord scene. appeared on the it

at it without making it quite laboring rose— a young, Mr. Asquith apparent. man strong-featured smooth-faced, had and sentences in half-a-dozen and driven into clinched the matter, it in the House. member the head of every

he

ana

months

Eighteen

.

a

convicieci

auiy

a

and

—

j

hanged.

speech the Parnell to bo point had been

on

was

was

stones as eggs and the bnggy round. candidate for Eost

—

some of his friends asked to nominate me. They were afraid to do vows of the so, as the not political allow Orangemen would them to. vote for or a Roman support Catholic, a bad although he was very "

as

.Draaioru

instance,

pulled

——

were

gullible squad familiarly The horse-marines. port manteau of tho murdered contain man, was ing bis money and valuables, lying the and open ready to bo plundered, knife landlord was in caught, hand, the -body. bonding oyer ..Consequently,

per has

supporters "When I

Sydney, an alderman, ed by myself, and

that

among known

men

with

little

a

There was several speakers

and

;

for

remember, he made

impression

he delivered Commission. rput

making

to him,

a forcible, self-possessed, very wit of his own, a good sonorous and excellent oratorical style, of all. has the surpassing merit

fectly biting

.

his

improving

the:

without

listen

of rotten

shower

a our

lie rushed his apartment, to for catching up a knife defence, as he went and had only just along; got into tne room as tne other two lodgers entered. such a rooster-and-tanrns Of course as that could not pass muster even yarn

Parliamentary promise. He speaks rarely— I don't suppose he has more than a delivered dozen ad dresses ho took since his seat but he turn

with his throut and Bradford

relief,

all

has

ear,

traveller's

Liberal of leaders is no generation all events, he is the man

more.

the

to

,

'

lying

ear

over bed the with a dark leaning in lantern one hand and a knife in the other; Bradford at first seemed stupefled with terror at but being discovered, on his he de regaining self-possession clared noise that a in the hearing

H.

II,

has Asquith been delivering important speech nt Glub at Oxford (writes the Palmerston a London Mr. Asquith correspondent). see

man

unlucky gashod from

!

—

1

—

the degrading pun and patriotism, sel due to acts of despicable, ishments we add the consideration fish crime. If. of and to that those who have to judge offences are of always punish political it is uufair tho opposilo political party,

The Dock Compauies have refused to with the shipowners until the act jointly The a ends. directors strike express that the Dock, companies belief strong win.

will

Burns

Mr. whole

of

threatens

action arbitrary The excitement

of the

arouse

the

against

the

to

Southampton Dock

companies

is in the public among intense. and becomiug creasing strike lias taken at No farther place and flour whore only tho corn Liverpool,

carriers The

out.

are

are strikers moved by the deeply of Melbourne large remitting generosity sums for their benefit. of tailors, A large number cabinet in London and cigar-makers makers, uu

10,000

fully

inhering

are

now

on

strike.

Owing

to

measures

the

taken

by

forced take

willingness

being

eon

ploy uaent

gradually

which

companies

and

have been the

of starviug persons work the docks in

en

to is

resumed.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22985410

One

hundred

ed

at

as

a

thousand

shilling

means

of

sufficieut

to

relief

have

a

well-known

|

palliate

of course,

Strikers

distress.

with impressed by the shipowners

are

shown

kindness

th

remove

the and I

not

does

the

j

I

who spontaneously expreswharfingers, sed their readiness to meet the demands of their .The directors of employers. the Dock Companies on the other hand

have treated

i

and novelist

9d.

for

Australia detained in

still "leave,

to

owing

the

aboard. cargo Both Senile practising nor

Australian

|

The

ordinary warehouses

O'Connor

At

is

the

! j , I i j

the bow-

Ye&terday board

the

ton

-eight

thirty

the

gun

battleship

September

6.

affairs

Shipping

the

and in s u med The

ntA

Surrey

strike

is

being

ic-

has

to yielded of the wharfingers representatives who are favor granary merchants, to the and have allowed tbo cause,

the and

able strikers demands The

to

far

as

the

differences

the

has

Sympathy pails.

Canada

have

hut

have

been

The

various

also

sent

of

the

Out

members

as

union, forty the system The against.

Much

rest

apathy

out France tions for the

were

rlnelr

yesterday

Shah

and

Captain

occurred

there

far

so

men

is

little

the

General

being The

court

Central to expedition Doctor Peters Default has failed to Wissmaun,

;

'

t

is

sculling

£1500 Six to

by

£4

Boulanger

objects

of the

court

liigh

sentenced and

for

public

to

championship. was now

twice

on

and

his

condition

is

for

drowning schooner

Searle.

adjourned. been taken,

wanted.

were

I

1

or

for

in

default breach

i

Suppression

one

of Act

of

De

masters have been

each

on

of

side

suspended

pend

named

men,

Lewis

and

-

of

£400

from

Buiiding

the

Royal about

Society

a,

the victim of exhumed

A

by

careful

professor rest at A- post linlrl

WVA

liir K,J

AAWVV

was

examination who

Allen, as

to

the

the cause examination

mortem Tt

was

set

ftliAwmon

orirl UIUU

of lia MU

'''

'-M 7. Sydney, September rescue party has abandon

The Glebe its work,

of owing to the influx with water. On a "tucker" tin found the last bodies taken written out, it was that the men seven lived days. re Since the passing of the Chinese act striction la?t year, only five China have in the colony up to arrived end of last month, i.e. a of period months. Six hundred and ninetyeight the colony. three Chinamen have left men

the

of the been

the

evidence

has

that he will Henry Parkes on the river ally Murray "ques in the course of a week. tion 14's Brokens are £48 ; Block £8 3s. ; Souths British £3 £4 2s, Gd. 10s. £2 6d. ;< Junctions 17s. 9d.

the

Betting-houses an publishing

from

Sir

write

f

"

;

—

ad-

7. Adelaide, September a Premier has recived telegram

Tiie

Sporting Life fined ben pounds, to £2 12s. 6d., month's inpnsonment

the for

6.

-September Minister

has declared to the effect that death resulted from a blow from a blunt in which strument fractured the skull. The result of Dr. Allen's examination has not been It is be made public. lieved that the fracture is the direct l-esult of a gun shot and not from a

ed

Cos-

the

The proprietor of newspaper has been and costs amounting

;

blow.

seri

6.

Voluminous

10's

Junctions

;

Centrals 13s.; Norths £2

body of Sherlock,

liaoii

line

two

September with connected

Centennial,

2s.

Ringwood mystery,

question death.

decided

cook, has

£4

Block

j

3s.

ago.

to-day. made

precarious;

inquest of Sergeant,

£8 £3

Lorimer,

young

The the

partly

Sydney,

Searle's backers offer five to four. A is offered challeuge cup by the of the SpoHsimh to be added proprietors to the stakes. The Champiouship final lor the match have been-' deposits paid.

week

for

demauds

15s

£48

on

summons

of from inflammation fence, died to-day the lungs. The sufferers in the railway accident on the line are Gippsland progressing of with the favourably, exception

robbery Permanent

the murder of Annie Thornton at shall be carried out on Sep Carlton, tember 16. Sir minister James Lorimer for has taken a turn for the worse defence,

Yesterday laid

in

6.

on

he obeys the

ap

who keep a respect Lockart, able boarding house in East Melbourne, in connection have been arrested with

10's.

persons believed not

is

ously. The Executive has Council that the death sentence passed tello,

James

Two

14's.

Twelve it

of

14's

and

ensued,

William

at

the

the

to ordered the House

was

bar

British Souths

;

a

train came up and Both were thrown

a motion, Committee

ing enquiry.

strikers.

telescoped. off the line. but injured

were

Wednesday

debate

Sparks

two. The station the accident

5.

September

Spring

They on

Melbourne,

on

started

C.

forward Select

the

lively

:

Sir

was

strike, was

J.

in enquire Conservation

the

at

19s.

I

from

favour

list

A.

3s.

3s.

The in

rising

1000 four is

to

of the

labourers'

Melbourne,

to the of Justice him to

ho

life,

A Mr.

£5'l0s.

A serious accident occured railway on the Gippsland line last A night. was goods train to make shunting way for the passenger train. The Sale

martial.

Senile the

Boulangist

dence.

£2;

Town with

the liquidators at preseat. Brwkens £48 15. ; are Block £8 Is. ; Junctions £2 12s- ; Block

have prefects to a prevent candidates at

instructed

lately

made

Water

of the Brokens. are £4 4s. ; Block

by

has

of to

Dry

the

completed

'

S.

Assembly

unless chairman.

the

September

yesterday, Smith.

of silver to a believed to be the has taken place in the

Tuesday,

Jallecl.

in the place in connection

6.

is

brought

of the

finally pear

At a meeting of share holders of the Commercial Bank of South Australia, held it was" considered as yesterday, undesirable that a call be made should"

prospect

Boulanger

Paris.

imprisonment a

aid

of a line of with Hankow.

are

took

last Hall, night, the London Dock which a subscription

being

Government

construction Pekin

of the vieiory the elections. constitution which

happened the conveying

Adelaide, meeting

passenger

Chinese

,

can

collected

-

th

working department to compel Mr. H. G. asking the House which would Sparks to give evidence, service committee. be of great to the had to evi Mr. Sparks refused give

the

for at present of £489

subscriptions

labourers, The amount in the room.

strike.

near

are

the Horn chairman

appointed

5.

and enthusiastic meeting large held at the Town Hall last night the of sympathising with purpose

for and raising London Dock

in

Efforts

is

the

as

during

were

motion of

since been has been

of has

manager

It that

In Mr.

A was

success.

train

National Library of Australia

has

considerable. unfortunate

life

to returning been secretly

|

united

men

white

early

Lady

meeting closed yesterday. numerically very poor.

of the Captain and the remainder were but the schooner wounded, considerable escaped after fighting.

hardships. of the many the laborers

and

two

Tilston arrived and

sale largest Australian market. Entries for the

natives

by

bank.

crew

protection and capitalist

firm

connecting Desperate efforts General prevent

German led

be

local

the Brisbane has been called

and

Provis,

has

Works Smelting the sale of 69,000 ozs.

the

that

Paramatta Sir Edwin

Mr. Creek

The

the

the of their

The

been

September

and

attray

A

to

of

railway

of

The

tne

interfere

loss

The sanctioned

to The Persia Patis. train with collided The another. carriages were lives were lost. damaged, hut no The Shah was extracted the through window of the carriage unhurt.

Africa,

for

disaster

made, but

thousand

it

to

State

the the

bringing

of

news brings Sava was attacked a few at. Malayta, days ago,

the wonld

is

is

was

Cooktown schooner

for

and that

people, the

for"

appointed

gaol (Dr. Kestwen) upon to resign, owing to showing favoritism to certain under prisoners his charge. The barque Lozars has arrived from

stated

were

the the

by

The doctor and Doctor his successor.

dismissed,

having

offered

an

Kestwen,

doctor.

have been bodies found search at the Glebe party These deaths are supposed been caused and by starvation

atmosphere. Brisbane, medical officer

The

de

the result of an Edinburgh, explosion in a mine, which is now burniner. It that tbo thought present prospective

ot

displayed through the coming elec Chamber of Deputies. In

which

thoughts

to

colliery

reach

trades favor of

no

'vitiated

demands.

A

silent.

present

first

continue

will

regarding

eases there are at many didates. An accident to the

bis

their

the at Congress sitting of nine bundled thous in

by

speech

Majesty

'

sympathy,

the

yesterday

a

in Hopes are expressed German that newspapers

from expressed States and

to belonging thousand voted and sixty-three

His

measure introduce a of workmen against for the amelioration

.

Dundee. and

the

the compromise

at

at the Brisbane has The doctor gaol. written to the Chief Secretary express that the latter has ing lhe opinion to rid of the always endeavoured get

more

Colliery. to have

were laboring-classes reduced to The he said, oppression. Government, the ensuing session, to intended, during

money. A vote with reference to the estab lishment of the S hours' system in was taken amongst Great Britain trade at

of

when

no

Unionists

company. Four by the

has

on

med the Government ical has refused to resign, as officer, for Chief requested by the Secretary, to certain showing favoritism prisoners

Wallsend

the miners

settled,

,

In

one.

welfare of bis he necessary

United

expressed

accepted

£1,500,000.

reasonable

a

tliut

are

enthusiasm

ut

livered

concerned, and hopes that this will show the com for the low who are panies responsible rate of pay that will be isolated they from the other who employers of labor are in practical with the men. sympathy The fact of Australia sending money has aroused laborers.

strike

is

and lightermen employed in the shipping business of London have taken no part in the strike. the strikers' Burns, representative, has stated lro advises a publicly that of settlement the wharfingers

the

and

disscussion

September

Brisbane, Dr.

port taking

the among the miners

dispute

satisfactorily

with the London dock men pathising bus been passed. The has taken the Emperor William diseus.-ion as of thanks and has a show said that the cause of suffering laborers

work in cases where the full have been conceded. strike is to the extending iron, and timber trades. the building All members of these trades have not gone on strike Thus far the watermen yet.

rapid

The

Company

A

has passed a assembly, of the extension mail for a year. contract

Pacific

5.

of

that

purposes

approving

of bullion that has ever largest the colony in any vessel. left has been A coal seam, 9 feet wide, struck at a depth of 650 feet at Oxford, in the Wollongong district.

war.

occasioned

wages

date. The

this

sovereigns shipped by Australasia, 100,000 from and from Bank, 30,000 of New Zealand. This is

irrigation trespassing. comes subject

are

the

on

amount

sitting

side.

committee

200,000

their in their families been equalled since which famine, prevailed

and

they

the

September

for

stream

Gas

Metropolitan of tapping reaching meter,

Sydney,

Bank Union Bank

the present trade crisis is provoking general discussion. In the question of Germany where under labor was forced paid upon the few weeks a public ago a motion sym

on

wnrlriniv

nnw

work

cases

the

the wharfs

cases

Rtr?n

some on

Coy's of.

majority

TVTlfl/llpRn

trades

the

mean's

left The steamer Alameda for San Francisco yesterday,

.

In fllfl

Kaikoura.

s.

in

first

th

never

loss

for

before has in a verdict of acquittal. At the jury did not agree. trial

'

have occurred, been victorious. the Watkins, eminent and M.P., has railway director, of the dock companies urged the directors to concede to the demands of the men. The annual of the Trades congress unions in Germany is now and

both parties showing a dogged determin ation not to yield. Six thousand carouses of frozen mut have from ton been unloaded the New

Zealand

and

men

critical

improve

the

by

pipe

riesulted

Scores of minor strikes in which the men have Edward William Sir

unchanged,

is

main

sub

suffering the time of the in the cotton district manufacturing civil England during tha American The estimates Daily lelegraph

engagiug. of

been

Lorimer, a

issued

been

lias

of gas from

Company,

the

iiave

left The Orient liner for Liguria this afternoon. Australin Fifteen thousand are stationed pickets at the outsiders from Docks, to prevent

The situation

the

by

gun.

London,

are

assistance. Cardinal to mani Manning continues fest the closest interest in the progress of the strike. In writing to the press the subject on he declares that the order and heroism which have been, exhibited

Ajax, belonging the to the First Reserve employed on service at coast-guard Greenock, burst. No damage is the reported through the destruction of accident, excepting on

for

James in of signs

been

.

and Millwall with the strikers'

pounds have

thousand

Sir

the

disappeared. named Robert McNamarra A man has been committed for trial for the R. murder of Mr. G. Fry, at Backenham on the 21st ultimo. of C. A. The second trial Jones, cubic with 30,000 charged stealing

bnt this is qnite men, of insufficient to meet the barest wants the hungry families of the men. The trades unions are nobly respond to the made to them for ing appeal

are

than

negotiation and is it

iii

scribed

O'Con

starting quicker Searle,

champion.

Six

is

ult.,

are

tive has

feet Commercial

of

of late shows

on in regard to the betting Great MetropolitanStakes. Sir Henry Parkes has stated in the that New South Wales will Assembly assume control of the river Murray, and that notice has been sent to those in the fair way of the using the water

ertisement

v

5.

September

who is charged Stewart, £40 from the embezzling Opera The accused Bankers' Society.

with

and

Forty

Outer

health has

condition, ment. A warrant of J. arrest

also,

;

committee, expected they will submit to the demands of the men. VI r. Burns affirms that the men are and will defeat the dockowners winning, section after section.

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difficulty

away

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favourite.

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30th

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rapidly. to get

seems

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still I

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j

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sculling

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pay 8d.

.

them nnfaiily, consequently for the concession required

demand

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which, though great sufferings,

relief,

dramatist

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JOHN AND

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Cliff

MERCHANT

WINE,

IMPORTER.

Offices

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Rooms Fremantle.

Sale

Stree,

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at

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Currie-St.,

Bmirke-St.

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West, Melbourne, Cognac.

Australian

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Assurance

AND

LIFE,

Messrs.

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(Limited)

Beers,

Co.

MARINE.

Younger Bulk

in

and Co.'s and Bottle,

Sale.

on

Oilman's Sugar, Stores, Produce. and Colonial

Teas,

MoCLEERY.

JOHN has

for

AGENTS CENTRAL SCHAMMEL

THEREON, in

George,

Murray,

—

Newcastle,

GOODWIN,

Dyer, Douro,

Charles,

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I-Iamplon Road.

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the

Largest

and

Best

Selected

BEERS,

CIGARS HOTEL

TOBACCO, Provisions

and

T

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HAY

of

Stock

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Attention

of

STREET

Fruits

in

the

Store

and

Hotel

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be

shall

to

glad

for

arrange North-Western Ports.

and

direct

&

premises Chemist

Town

Hall,

where

patronage. and GOLD JEWELLERY

SILVER of

he solicits

PERTH

of

made

Wedding Rings Time

JOHN I-Iowick

to order

BOWRA,

Street,

the

opposite

Town

Hall

SURPLUS

IN

the (namely, on PREMIUM

Liabilities)

INSURANCE

IN

-

FORCE,

/

..

/

EVERY

may he regarded TION of its kind New

REFORM.

to

UNDERTAKING FURNISHING,

of numerous friends the undersigned begs he is about to add and FUNERAL to

his

conducted town

in

inexpensively

or

Mackie-

OF

SISTERS

in

Year

for

LARGEST

j.

Chief

Medical

ASSURANCE STRONGEST

all

from arising. Blood effects monials. each

Co.;

is

warranted

Eor

Lincoln,

Chemists

in

of all Sores Thousands bottles, and

everywhere. and Midland England,

—

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to cleanse the whatever

Scurvy,

Scrofula,

Sold

by

from

impurities

and Diseases, marvellous. are

Vendors The Lincoln

Life."

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over

1888,

transacted

ever

in

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the best and spirits

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fob

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to

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brands -of kept in stoolc. an

MONSTER

the Guildford in the Colony.

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has

no

and

evenings.

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:

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Gd.;

Is.

2nd Prize

L

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SATURDAY Prize

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Professor

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Roberto.

GIBNLY.

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ALLUM,

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to

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select

&c.,

to

value

value

of

£10.

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the

of

Is

equal

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is

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Wellington

as the whole subscribed.

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BLOCK

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A

1889.

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S

as

money

and

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comfort,

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800

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5.

Skates

and

JUOM.

AFTERNOON.

From 8 to Good

Lr

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only.

cause

and lis Medicine

any

JJliN

Hotel,

blood

Skin and its kinds, of testi

by7

year 7

to

apply

opposite Station.

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For the

PERTH.

m i3i-

and

ORGANISA

World.

Visitors.

is

WIMBRIDGE,

OFt

MORNING.

quarter. Blood

addressed

over

SOCIETY,

and

—

tub

be

Officer.

Proprietor.

JOSEPH,

For children, under 10 5 guineas per quarter, to years, be paid in advance. and singing, 2 guineas. Music Entrance Fee, £4. 8 guineas over 10 years, Children

to

sannTuiaw

NO W

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letters

HAY-STREET

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per

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—

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31st December,

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in the

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BUSINESS

particulars

etc. Builder, Jan. 2, 1889.

BOARDING

tCONVENT

CORN-GRUSHING

MANAGER.

REILLY,

Perth,

Street,

all

in

M.L.O.,

country..

PHILIP

any length of Perth.

part

U.S.

FRED.

and

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at

any

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to

WOOD in

premises.

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Manager.

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as

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business.

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Business

THE LIFE

the request and others, that announce

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LTFE

EQUITABLE

.sjj

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ST.

cliaigos.

DIRECTORS:—

taken.

payments

the

on

ASSURANCE

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

hand.

on

BRANCH:

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always

description

FIRE

delivered

respect

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SOCIETY

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the

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EQUITABLE

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share

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and

cut

the

to

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London

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BITTERS.

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ARTHUIi CHRONOMETER,

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prepared

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Marvellous the

of. enterprise Liverpool stricken or tbe shippingof the he Clyde may and what fields will paralysed, then lie for the invitingly, open of irreligion, the disciples, apostles of Socialism, and the fire-brands of Revolution The present strikes in London, which for the

be may industry

.

Most

mercial

;

The

too,

it

is

not

an tvuv

iViUWU

by

any unfamiliar to the declining means of the nineteenth years century. The birth of almost decade every lias been ushered in and its with, demise celebrated by similar in while each; omens; Hbr Parlia Majesty's ments is marked by tbe wellintentioned but misdirected efforts of philanthropists at the temporary alleviation of what statesmen are; auspicious session of

to

pleased deprecatingly designate inevitable ills. But in. Society's Trade, spite of Free Factory Acts,, and Mining Laws, notwithstanding, that wonderful for all social: specific

'

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short

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n

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Shylock

of inns

should

n

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poor-houses rlflmnraliao

the

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is

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future more

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THE

OF

OLD

ENGLAND. «

This writers

-is

so

who

supremacy

Hook, was

not

regarded legitimate Froude

e.g., at

the case that even of the royal the antiquity Dr. are to admit it obliged " The royal supremacy says the time of the Convocation with the as inconsistent, clearly assert

:

.

claims

oi

une

papacy.

\jlj

"

It is not remarks.: very to see what Henry proposed easy to at so this himself designation by requiring the movement. The a stage in early breach- with distant, .the Pope was still to make was and he many prepared even sacrifices before he would, seriously little: desired. It a step he so contemplate that this titte wai not is certain only it intended to imply what when, implied it was conferred by A ot of four years later and when eventually Eng Parliament, the Roman land was severed by. it- from also

,

communion."

(2)

but Convocation then, It was not this that Parliament four later,, the years this conferred title, upon -the King in the to The. next step was anti-papal-sense. obtain -an Act of Parliament, recognizing This of the Church. the King as Head were The first-fruits was, done. easily his new voted -him to position, support to called were and the upon Bishops which surrender the Bull of appointment Rome. had received from Henry they than the full now less claimed nothing "When the of the Papaoy. power to was transferred King Supremacy and all Henry, of; blessed memory, thiqg to tn« law which belonged by canon Church Head of the Roman Pontiff as to him, he then became made over were for both King and Pope. (3) Fortunately vacant in the Henry, Canterbury became to nick, of and thus he waBable time,

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his of tool, the appointment' took the The latter's Cranmer. proctor to the Pope, and usual oaths of allegiance his Bulls of Consecration. obtained took the oaths, Cranmer himself tajpd that ne first privately having protested not mean todid proceeded keep them, himself. to perjure and publicly solemnly in his Bulls There a clause was, -however, that if he did not of consecration stating he was take the usual oaths, prescribed, so suspended by that fact from his office, had the act of that his initial duplicity his whole effect of invalidating episcopal secure

confess the only hand to renovate of the lower strata the condition in the property of of Society lies the other members of the com stated Thus the munity. baldly at

,

or.

falls

it

direction/' and ignorantly the legislators who

reconstruction. than which t.h ft distribution, of nronertv the French followed Revolution; the wind we cannot but if we sow than to reap the otherwise expect It

often has the matter been shelved, sonibtimes with in contemptuous other times with some difference concessions measures half-hearted to the pressing fears of the mo each ment, while with generation rulers is increasing the burden for. under and the evil more assuredly of all the foundations mining

the levelling tribution

sf.r

of the much

ibasis

—

smacks but

rlii

:

that

in

venture prove .the speculation turn out a failure the loss could affect the individual not possibly it is his in .as much as surplus we or a have been This utilizing. doctrine must be the broad similar

seldom efficacious or are fright shiver but when the cold lasting; has passed over, of apprehension do well to turn would legislators to the cool and dispassionate con sideration of the vital question alteration of the condi the radical classes. Tootion ,of the working

communism,,

opportunity

—

the gain, successful

of England are to be ing> classes of poverty raised from. the slough and disoontent, must first; Society of these turn reformation to the We admit surroundings. quite is not the that the present moment for such evils. best time to legislate Measures conceived in the panic of

utterance

n

any offered This

!

—

see

i

its

if

owners

employment. but socialism

indeed

of

command

the indolent, and by the introduc tion education ot compulsory, denude of millions the annually of those who have for the pockets benefit of those who questionable have not All we ask is that the State should have the control of accumulated and the individuals to him idle hoards reserving

the great of men." inequality halt here. If no

We

or

private

fearlessly headed for by institution the by

'

we

arose,

so.

claims of property should we there deaf ear to the higher fore turn a which form the object of all claims, the and before which human law, bowthedicta of statutes must The- present of humanity ? claims of masses of the great condition of outcome mankind is the natural in which their the circumstances and if the work lot has been cast,

means

the

:

anything

is

an

Society.

at

,

immediate

.

for

in

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nonann

in

ever

more

of indefeasible right legal the. of flesh in he. pound property claimed. The Jew but asked that which the maxim of Society, the the of maintenance requires should be en of property, rights " claimed the forced. He Law," delicious and if we endorse that piece of special pleading by which was his claim to property overruled, side of the was no (there Equity Court in those as days) it would inconsistent in be rather suredly to advance this us now identical answer to. maxim as the irrefutable Law.the demands of the Natural with the is concerned If Society had

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utilized thus, judicially would be a vast motor on of So .the position time would at the same

and

ciety;

steeped like centres

6

10

present land '"would ever of social tranquillity." on allow ourselves the entertain snch an idea of semi-barbarism state

various The wealth by the state in helping

yet to come of Society a final haven W e cannot hand to one that as the

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Larrikinism Fremantle. there

is

exhibiting

The

windows

smashed

were

a

.

number, .of. boys- on a recent Sunday. for fourteen lads have been sent to prison

by

the lias come off Australian, in the. sculling for the contest, the of world, with championship O'Connor on He beat the the Thames. American twelve with by lengths, ridiculous ease. .

.

.

From

Mr.

the fol yesterday received The by telegraph :-f-" races are forthcoming Alsation, Wanderer, Fish Dangar, Lady Kimberley, Electric, Flying Handi monger, Kelpie, Towkow cap— Towkow, Kelpie, Pretender, Keepsake, No Lady Kimberley, Electric, Name, Alsation, Wanderer, Handicap Dangar Hurdles— Brown Shamrock, Vulcan, Horse, Kelpie, Jack, Wanderer, Shamrock, Grey Horse."

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for the homeless, help for .the sick the. To for instruction ignorant. was ones, it. saye the larger however, the lesser ones to. .the agreed to saorific.e.

Fob

greed. Bang's not that the It must be supposed A people submitted tamely to all -this. serious called the rebellion, verythreatened to of Grace, Pilgrimage The the Government.' overturn Bang and promised to reverse had to negotiate, had the his whole Scarcely policy. were when gibbets dispersed, people and the country erected in all directions, .wasdeluged in hlood. he so far, Although Henry had gpne hud the Protestantism no. idea of allowing

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Letters. p. 333.

Green,

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success

of

name

.of

another Dillon

his this

North named

thrown

out result

a

broken

nrnwarl unai-uTDU

Sac.

Sept.

in

from of her

beginning in

passage to reports

Kirkpatrick in We publish remarks made by Mr.

nnnnnltfin/1

ouuu

cvu

Mr.

Wright's scheme has many other in forming com which, a advantages between the relative merits of the parison not two schemes, should be lost sight of. Its success would mean the utilisation of our Swan, and Melville magnificent not Water's measure a becoming in some an for West anchorage large one probably It would mean the Australian shipping. opening up, and the keeping open, of the river bar to the navigation of the river steam of our an object which, in the interests ers, must be secured regard trade, shipping less of what scheme may be ultimately

which the

contemporaries

our

ennU-nvi

nna

is

in

reference

In

this

to

other

the

Fremantle, James Moore

an

is test

—

on/iAnnn

isuwcoai

uiiiuauucu

—

last Monday's correspondent,

of the

issue

West Australian

Pearl Shell de plume of over the nom Fisheries, Visitor," sentiments with which utterance to gives few right-thinking them can persons bring in accord. selves Visitor" is in evidently frame of mind. And an exasperated why ? a

writing

the

on

a

accidentally he was riding. of arms his.

in which trap of the one mishap, a

of.

day,

"

was

in.three and he places, to the Colonial Hospital,

conveyed

"

had

to he Perth, for

West Because, as he himself acknowledges, Australian men at the negroes anilJVIanilla .North have schooners and West acquired of their own boats to? compete white against l" This a men to him appears shocking

treatment.

A Chinaman

named

to

posed

Ah

Ching

crime.

sap-

-Cheng,

from was suffering insanity, at to three .months' imprisonment Police Court on Saturday morning that he might under be placed

City order

He had medipal care. charge of vagrancy.

been

brought

on

np

He

in the states, that theresult

lamentations,

be

sentenced the in

the

according

appeared

down

the

"

man

was

made

and

tine,

at

spy.

column some in Queensland

'Near

'of

must

things

have

"disastrous in it"

declares

the

developing "

to

be necessary be allowed to

should

man

his

new-state those who

to

much

so

and coloured

industiy," that no

a

be

invested

of

course

of the

—

in engage have read

as a servant." We fishery except letter from ".Visitor's" beginning and must confess that a of it end, study, has afforded us no little amusement if it has occasioned loss The some of valuable time.

of the Captain popular sportsman of Perth, West in the proceeded to the North fill Flinders last week to temporarily the of in of the one position telegraph operator offices He was the there. entertained by to his departure. Rovers previous Lambert Ogborne, Footballers and

Mr.

Rover

the

a

,

tralia.expires,

making

of

Sflrvinf

Tfc

in

office

"

Aus-

from, the believed

trenftrallv

ft

"

by Frederick We9t

men

in Visitor's" In all eyes. of those suffer who probability he, is one from either and: or indirectly, can it, directly look the men in opposition to himor to upon individuals in whose welfare he has a per-

thing

News,

altogether i

the

when ridiculous, prompted by Nci'doubt? the competition of the it' would as seem to be, a is,

itself

selfishness. coloured

unholy

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similar

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But

mark' what Sir John Ooode says of The of scheme practicability entrance to the improving the existing: Swan RivCr has, of course, engaged my anxious and careful consideration, lb to the will be observed, on referring that the mouth of the river is Drawings, to blocked, a considerable extent, by a barrier which extends completely rocky across the entrance, the centre portion at low water. The new being dry borings which have been taken under my direc tion have determined the surface of this rock. From these it appears that to form an a having approach through the rock, depth of, say, 18 feet only at low water would necessitate the cutting of a channel of 2,100 blasting, entirely by submarine feet in length, 150-feet in width, and 11 feet in depth. Allowing for the scend or undulation in such an 18 feet entrance, would be sufficient for only coasting steamers and. such craft as now use the at Anglesea Point. Rock removal jetty under such conditions would be a work of considerable and attended with difficulty would bo altogether an which expenditure to the benefits to be disproportionate derived from the deepening. But the have more serious which I objections, out in connection with the already pointed with almost Rocky Bay project, apply I refer to the necessity equal force here. works and to the for costly sheltering I might almost probability— nay say the at the that, certainty looking large of sand in motion, quantity particularly near the coast the limited back line, water available for purposes scouring would even when aided prove insufficient, and protective to keep works, by training a open deep channel through the rock barrier after the latter had been formed. A reconsideration of this now question, that have had of I an opportunity the and site of personally examining the further data which have studying been provided, has tended to confirm the views in of my Report expressed cliat the conditions are so 1877, viz. adverse that it is quite to impracticable treat entrance to the existing the Swan with a view to the formation and of a deep-water maintenance approach from the sea with of success any degree and that-any of this character operations extent to which I except to the limited hereafter would be attended shall refer, with failure and disappointment," Com ment is superfluous, "

this

;

vwww

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responsible heading of Sir that

to retire

is

for

is

paper the under. publication, of the statement Gable," Broome, when his term

in our opinion, a magnificent the inordinate length to which will in unconsciously go,

epistle supplies, illustration of human nature,

if It would, as pointed out adopted, any. much greater for security above, provide the shipping from the attacks of hostile cruisers it would be no difficult (for matter to protect channel from the narrow seaward to the bar by submarine mines) and also allow of the construction of docks, Fremantle near the North (say) Bridge, which would alike enjoy im comparative But munity from danger in time of war. is of last and this advantage importance aliow a harbour within the bar would of the reclamation of about 100 acres of land on the south bank of the river be tween the railway bridge and the bar, and if the whole scheme were a success, it is nob overstating the mark to esti perhaps would mate that this land be worth £5000 an acre. Sell and the cost of it, of Mr. harbour construction Wright's met. A would .be nearly grand thing for the capital and the colony, if Fremaritl'e,. all this could be done. —

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to

Withers

58, Assert.

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mar

matter.

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She

one every colony at heart. the fuel this well

to the who used it gave engineers amount of satisfaction not at all anticipated even the There most by sanguine minds. indeed for rej oicing that the great cause

John

mission.

A Melbourne

'Bullingbam. (4);

out a'.spy to watch and to endeavour

week.

have coal

by.

of the

Roy

to

brought

was

Fremantle

Geraldton,to

Rob

by the gratifying of the

generated

vessel

the. usual

trial

be

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steam

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of the must

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of

Archbp. History, Zurich

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the murder named. Hoppy Esperance Bay. a native been sentenced to death at Albany. lately It is. expected, that the sentence however, will be seems .to commuted, as the murder " tribal" have, been .what is known as a one

Dillon's

.

(1)

premises

another,

of.

The

in nis aiuguuiu. get a iooung a book, he had published :When young On the Seven Sacraments, Luther, against Fisher, wiuch was supervised by Cardinal the which for Henry from and gained of Defender of the Faith. Pope.the title " Whereas Luther In it he had said the Pope affirm that dpth so impudently neither hath his primacy by no right, but and or human divine, by force I do wonder, how the, mad fellow tyranny, his readers so could hops to find, simple to that the or .so as believe blockish, unarmed, alone, Bishop of Borne, a. priest force or either, without right temporal divine or human,, as he supposes, should over so many be able to get authority so his many equals, throughout bishops, so far off from and different nations, him, his and so little temporal power, fearing of be so prodigal or that so many would themselves as to subject their ownliberty as to a foreign in spiritual matters, priest or have done for sp many, ages, now they, them oyer to give him. such authority, at all there if lie had no right selves, unto;" (5) ;

the

on

result

Irwin With

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which

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house without a eating has named Walter Mills the Fremantle Police Court. at and sold that he was a pie-man who visited his shop a of number

keeping

;

;

and.

license, been fined It appears

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;

:

shelter,

we

intelligence nominations for the Derby Handicap

with presented congratulatory by his subordinates a short time ago, on theannouncementfchat his as: Postmaster General appointment of the. colony, had been, confirmed.

be.

Derby

lowing

arm.

,

to

sure.,

knowledge

victorious

Major-General Edwards that suggests West Australia oblige every man, when he .attains the age of twenty, to enter a rifle club and standard of pass a certain in the use of the national efficiency

.

was

to our Such a proposal had not been previously made, and it to have formu merely required appears meet to with acceptance. lating general The professional man saw at a glance how would best be met, and the the situation his suggestion mind has endorsed public as founded on and in accord good sense with the prin as we may assume, ance, and the art of of military science, ciples naval warfare. The General has also condemned Sir John Coode's outer. -har bour scheme, of course again on military this and that his judgment on grounds meet should also with general ap point without General proval, saying. goes to have the harbour Edwards would prefer constructed within the river as bar, measure of pro a much affording larger to the in time of war tection shipping than would be its lot if lying in Gage's Roads. The General, as a is General, as an is prob but, again right, engineer, river harbour Mr. Wright's ably wrong. in with Sir John would, comparison be immensely more secure from Coode's, of an the depredations enemy. poses.

Whitechapel.

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unpopular the centre of The monastery was nearly in the neighbourhood. every good work was food for the There provided hungry, a measure

nature

barbarous

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new

damage

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at

itself

of

other

and

,

too but the report being A copy, favourable, it, was. suppressed. has. recently.. however, been found among commission the. State. Another Papers. of was consisting Legh and appointed, called, the who sent, in a report Leyfon, Black Book, just the thing to suit the " of the The character purpose. King's the. of their visitors,, sweeping nature and;, the which report,, long dispute followed, little onits leaves reception, doubt that the were charges grossly The Commons resisted exaggerated:" (1) for the first time. They knew how dition,

the

following

that

a

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no

whatever

in

December,.

wrote

to the

Mr.

1887,

;

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asser

of

Secretary before he

him asking Responsible Mr. Padbury

to pause Government

West

to

granted

Australia.

must have influence

formed when he

small had- the

of his

estimate confidence

no

to of

.

;

with oppose the colonists,

the

it,

wishes

of

a

body

large

;

is showing London strikers.

australia with the

a

General

Major West

sympathy

practical

Sunday evening, the s.s.'Franklin and Wyndbam. Port Darwin

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a

Edwards

majob-General self

much pleased Volunteers.

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the

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last by when

Saturday

on

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will

be

four

form matter

hundr

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at

in

present

enjoying

well-

a

being LAST Friday month, Benediction ral of the Immaculate

the

first

in

Friday

train

on

100

tenth There

one.

demand.

given in the. Cathed at the usual Conception

slides

miles of

consumption

climb

of

hour

an

at

a

calculated

coal

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very

pleasant,

Perth Catholic .Thursday last. to the

.during seat of

has been found a true bill by the Mr. J. J. Grant who General against for trial some time since on mitted marked, cards. of playing with

the Aus

colony's

Justice;

Broome's

at

died

colonist,

She came.to

Thursday.

unseat

evening

Young

There

the

was

was

spent

by

the

Men's

on Society mock a attempt elected to recently

gentleman of Mayor. Mnch amuse imaginary ment was caused by the singular charges put and that official by the forward against he made thereto. replies laughter-provoking two The occupied nearly hours, proceedings in the result being that unabated confidence almost unanimously express the Mayor was his seat. to retain ed,, andhe. was permitted an evening's, The affair was got up to provide the realized wishes amusement, and it fully of

office

its

promoters.

his

go on of the

to the he

if

even

West

Australian or

pearling

in

the

fail

in

any

the

far

from

be

who the is

not but

in

to engage servants.

power

childishly upper content has an

to say to cry hand

to re ambi

hook" and share the It would, apparently,

own

ocean.

Visitor" to agreeable stamp if no coloured men

of his

trying to

inclined More

1

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and

others allowed

were

shell

as fishery except condition of things, we this will be in West never colony. is a free and every lawcountry of creed caste whatever or or subject,

pearl

But

such

a

;

should have perfect to race, liberty avocation he pleases and is any honest to pursue, reference to the qualified withopt of whether he is a white a .question man, brown a black man or a yellow man. man, colour follow

or

white

pearlers very of the a

brethren they That, however, ment "

of

does coloured

schoolboy, in mates a mother to come his trouble-giving

fistic

encounter, assistance to bis

opponent.

description is not practised

the

shouts

for

his

and

lay

low

despite and Asiatic

made

suggestion outcome

of

commendable, makers

disregard

and it

fain

races

;

by him,

and we which

a self-interest will be treated the authorities '

in

Aus

people to hope that is

anything by. with

see

our

the

fortifications

utter

Edwards of disapproves and would Fremantle, for defence purtorpedo-boat at

a

:

plainly but law

deserVes.

Major-General substitute

dark

of

Oppression

would Visitor" to be tolerated likely the aversion of the "

the

the the

suffer doubtless much. warrant the treat not in the men manner this the cor way,

demands. By reminds us of the chicken-hearted who when worsted by one of his

respondent

tralia,

j

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of the North West are, we body, and in conse worthy of sable their competition

will

the

Visitor"

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hour.

old

done at those you I" and jeer because he is getting out he of them, or because main a common labourer,

believe, quence

and yard, radius. yards

Australia

man— a

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will fellow

efforts,

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"

so

people, his

hamper

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no

in

will

horrifying

is

can

on

sure, or

own.

by

colony, pro vided he behaves himself and conforms with the laws of the land while he is so doing. if he display sufficient Indeed, pluck and with a .all to energy whiteman,

to.be

an

of 16 inches

gradients

run

,

is

are

aboriginal— carrying other he chooses, industry

max

locomotive's ordinary and smoke, no noise, with its brakes danger i3 reduced powerful It is to almost a minimum. supposed to

only

was

reports

the

imum

the-

believe

can

the new to revolu

railway at Paris is destined, world. It is supposed to railway demonstrate that by a simple compressed air it is feasible to run or water, at high pressure a

4th Wednesday, inst., Major-General PhilliEdwards was banquetted by Colonel in St. more and Capt. Pilkingtbn George's Hall. on

w6

sliding, tionise

to his

opinion

on

abiding If

W. B. Kelly Rev. Newcastle district earned vacation. The the

prejudiced

we they, see anything very wrong of a coloured spectacle from Manilla comes or

hope,, Australia

£14,000.

.

initial

butcher the man

disinterestedly

and

;

charitable

over

stand

less

a

not

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can

in intercolonial telegram the foundation stone of laid and infirm was

Carr.

a

who

all

a

towards storekeeper rival shop next door

or

opens

.

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Sale, of city

an

Australian, home for the .a new Victoria, at Northcote, finished

the Catholic Corbett,. has. had the. freedom Victoria, on him Limerick conferred

he

of intelligent than they

conditions of the force would not fail to become a body soldiers. of. useful and efficient

Archbishop

DR;

the

considers whom

Keenan

Has expressed,

with

as

lian

Ellen

named burned

woman

Albany, has-been accidentally

.

left

;

volunteers, fine lot

a inspected, who with more training men, under the receive possibly,

recently ON

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Australian

by

baker

who Bat

Padbury

Walter State

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the

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subscrip

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town The little Mr. Editor, annual made lively by our again match which came off on Thurs ploughing We did not have as nice 5tli. day, Sept. for the a day as we should have wished —

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was

occasion,

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course,

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We have to be con have what we like. what we can The tented with get. in one of Mr. took place ploughing Edward but was Dempster's paddocks, not atteuded as usual. The so largely on first eyes entering thing that met our the ground was a beautiful green sward, all over with gay flowers, dotted awaiting to commence. the ploughing Looking up one we saw some part of the field, gentle out the ground men very busy pegging On inquiring each person had to plough. we were told who the gentlemen were, that day's that they were the judges of our around, ploughing. Turning eyes of men with their a number caught the business. Some ploughs all ready for had double-furrow and others ploughs, eleven, in all. single-furrow, numbering in watching We found pleasure great to the men They seemed put plough. much into their work. spirit Turning our attention from tlie away ploughing, crowd was drawn to a bright and cheerful to the other end of way making their we the field. Wending our way thither, two booths with tables saw large very with one table was covered spread and the other useful and fancy goods, which would tempt with dishes of eatables The ladies called it a lunch, any-one. it if a dinner but we are sure they called not be wrong. It was laid out they would so beautifully. The tables were presided over cheerful and by the following bright, We are sure very busy ladies. they labour deserve great praise for their Mrs. Kemrn, Mrs. Lockyer, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. F. Mrs. It. Morrell, Morrell, Misses Bessie Morrell, Kandford, Lockyer, Ellen and a number of others Meares, names we were not able to obtain. whose ;

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also

imported The prizes

had team

on

following :

;

the best colonial the ground. gentlemen received

and tho

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For

Ploughing.

1st Mr. M. prize, £4 2nd. do. Mr. A. Andrews, Lawler, £1 10s. 1st. Two Furrow Plough class, prize, Mr. H. £5 2nd. Mr. A. Lawrence, £3. Martin, Mr. W. No. 2 Class,— 1st. prize, Carroll £2 2s 2nd. do. J. Lawrence, £1 Is. Mr. T. Lodge. Best imported Team, Best colonial Mr. T. Wilding. Team, The crowd began to leave tho ploughing four and half-past p.m., ground about into A grand made their the town. way in concert took place the same evening Hall and was the New Templar's largely attended. of the Sisters of St. Joseph's A pupil School, Northam. —

Class.

Champion

;

—

;

;

—

—

A

THE TO DISTRICT.

VISIT

VICTORIA

formidable but and he said, was "Would no that God the fool, as others see giftu'd gie us, to see oursel that I would be the only us") thinking of the compartment with him, occupant to and he was about valise pick up his clear another out, just when nondescript was The pushed in and the door closed. latter deserves a in this place hasty as he scroll, proved to be the very essence of loquacity and knew every place on the way the very man I wanted. So I shall call him Mr. Garrul. The former, on the contrary, did not utter a word 1 shall call him the whole way. during there was no hope "Dummy." Seeing to escape, Dummy" sat on the opposite and when he thought that he was seat, in his he felt very unobserved, cautiously that breeches himself pocket to convince all A loud something in it was right. tish from the whistle, tishe, tishe, Weld's and at last— not Governor engine, the colony— she (the train) unwieldy, ship, moved slowly, first for a mile down the fester mile alongside of for another street, " south to Walka it. Here a line branches Across the way." Chapman bridge, near the four mile, then sand plains. I out thinks case. pull "Dummy my cigar it a His hand mechanically pocket pistol. his breeches finds what goes into pocket, ever it is and you can read con is, there, " tentment Garrul in his face. I offer out a cigar, which lie declines and takes " what your factotum Pat " would call a rail at dhudeen which he kept pulling, or no the whole The light light, way. has opened his jaw locker, pipe smoke his garrulity's is unhinged. safety valve Look ere mister. What's name ? your Hebdomadal Scribbles. Habomable Where ne'r lier'd t'name. Squibbles " from ? Cosmopolitan. Cossumpollytomi Furrener ? Antipodean. AnQueear ? There ain't no fabia in this tyfobian ere But George if country. you follow, ". Garrul," me and I follow we won't reach N. in a week. Between the one, two, and rumbling four of the engine, three, must of the shout like a train, you Stentor to make yourself heard. The and train stops at the 6 mile gravel pit to be filled 16 empty trucks are shunted on return. At the 7 mile we stop again. " Glenfield. Garrul bee the says this not at Off again Pope's place, palace. medium And speed. looking through the window, Oh George by George (ex in cuse me for name taking your vain), never saw such you pan kaleidoscopic, or other "ic" oramic, any displaying of all and every such a sight of flowers not hue. Old Botany would everlasting bear Baron Yon M comparison. would down on his knees go amongst tears them and bedew them with of and wish to be. dispatched gratitude for that he had seen his salvation." now Are you behind George ? I fear I shall lose not but myself in this only you, laby maze. Ho Mr. G where are rinthine we? Thur is t' white peeks you" 10 mile. &c., Stop, deliver papers, parcels for quarrymen. "Dummy" quietly his treasure 'tis where puts his hand is, to know there still. Should like what it the in exchange for a is, perhaps gold But pshaw what is it to me big nugget. I am not curious. The line here takes tho form of the letter S I suppose to avoid the of hills. No more cutting till we reach the 19 mile, the stoppages first house or farm since town. leaving Garrul" this be says Cuddy Cuddy" to Billy as had his as onst Taylor 'longed off nout an thout 'bout it. leg cut tell on him ?" You heered Yes, I heard 22 moon. tell of the man in the mile, "Garrul" another what ? stop, place "0. K. Belly." Dummy" seems annoyed at this did not move repeated stopping, swathed the hand this time. Country in Off waving grass. through deep " Gar" calls Tabl'ill to the 25 cutting where once the Maguire Mine was brisk at work, but alas where now stands a brick chimney as a monument of folly or tall of the precursor of the other cenotaph in failures that followed its wake. farm and a smithy which 27 mile another Garrul" at one to says belonged time, A rry and Bill Priest a Mercy," be Wugama. coincidence. 28 mile "this At Joan Off Royan's. again, Stop. reach the 31 mile across a bridge, and a comfortable home station landing, beautiful "Garrul" in country. sight, 'ere be the "Bous" "This says place to Mister Tom and 'longs Burges. the Dummy" knows that we are near and for about end of the journey, feels in his the 10th time pocket born blind and a could see slyly, that he is satisfied in his face and, it takes for like a bird ere a wing few flutters a times. flight, long see that Mister D. was One could you

what in know what

see

Letter

tourist

a

in

Pevth.

fiiend mail The last conveyed Ceorge, to you my intention, while in this vicinity, a visit and give to pay Northampton flying of that as town, you a cursory description once well as of what an ex-Governor and as the unhajipy railway, qualified the a M.L-C. from the So.uth denominated "white the adjective Well, elephant." " at unhappy" may have been applicable the facts at present the but from time, the colour of the quadruped demonstrated, not white but that of a roan is "'Steer(e)"

from

Dear

i

to

—

the but not for yet fit Geraldton distance from is 34 how miles. Not, sable crow flies. The train as the ever, and back three days in the goes there and Fri week, Mondays, Wednesdays, It takes three hours more or less days. (time'sno object) to get there and the same Now old boy follow me to come back. close by lest you lose, not your head but, to Five minutes the thread of my story. time. No hustle or bustle at the station. in No difficulty Officers silent and civil. ticket. I am ushered into a procuring no sooner vacant where, seated, carriage not man whose than a lank age could exceed three tens was shown into the same He had on a slouched hat, compartment. that was once a blouse blue, something skin side like a out) (fleshy kangaroo and a pair of strong breeches, leggings with thongs in a knotty way to a fastened rather boots. He looked of light pair buslnnan from head to feet like a thorough must have who, if not born on horse-back, me bred there. After been eyeing knows I could (goodness suspiciously

in

good condition,

The slaughter. to Northampton

National Library of Australia

From

a

Correspondent. held at St. John's Chapel, meeting, the following on the 25th of August last, members of were elected gentlemen Committee for the of the management of a Convent School Rev. building At

our

turning

was

ing priest had attended moments.

is

Shearing

tun

in full

now

unemployed

ueueuseu

to

"

are

scarce.

hopefuls. Sept.

1889.

From

very

"

"

all

getting

ready

to

flit.-

I'll

keep

an

Grand here. country trottered N.S.W. Could a 40,000 Off again for the last man but see it to Hurrah time. Only 3 miles go. town in sight. on

him.

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be

continued.)

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on

O

Salutaris,"

"

etc.,

by the choir. Gibney preached

on

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lated

of the

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were

its

assistance

his

efforts

to was

the

trustee

vacant Bro. John a

Nugent

Od.

C.Y.M.

the

the

1st.,

the

SOCIETY.

meeting

chair.

Mr.

the

little

and

Mr.

Wilton mem

speech, congratu

and

had taken

step they

becoming members,

T.

elected

Raynor were duly Long, in a neat the new members, on

held

was

President,

Father

them

in

funeral

Secretary for meeting

a fill

fortnightly in

T.

Od.

branch

Society

for for

which

2s.

Prendergast, bers. welcomed

6d.

lis.

hoped they

in.

would

have

cause to their action. regret was to Bend appointed Prendergast to A the Record. en reports reading, titled The greatest hero the world has ever and entitled one The Irish in known," South were America," given by Mr. C. and Mr. T. Lucey, respectively. Prendergast, was then Sharp practice proceeded with, a A de members good many taking part. bate next was for the arranged meeting, Is a railway to the coal subject being fields Mr. T. Lucey, necessary." supported never

Mr. the

C.

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assisted Reynolds, the The Ventura, negative. Director and. 19 members were the meeting.

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Mr.

F.

Spiritual at

present

GOVERNMENT

GAZETTE.

"

The leading men of York should unite, and use all their influence to further the best interests of the district. possible They should be "up and doing." It appears that the "Glee Club" is to be on under the conrevived and carried of Mr. Hardman. ductorship of Mr. J. H. Miss E. Monger, daughter to York from a visit Monger, has returned to the Eastern Colonies. The weather at iB splendid. present with genial sunshine is Alternate showers the rapid growth of vegetation. causing The hills are with verdure, and painted wild flowers are blooming everywhere around.

SEPTEMBER

THURSDAY,

5 th

\

The Governor's Deputy. His Ex tlie Governor has appointed cellency His Edward Albert Honor, Stone, Chief Justice, to be his Esq., Acting in an deputy for the purposes specified —

instrument

under

ciatea

September

otli,

His

hand and the Excellency's seal of the colony, during His

public

intended absence from Excellency's the seat of Government, beginning from the 6th inst. Appointments. Anne Lubker, to act as matron assistant of the Lunatic Fremantle. A. C. Baldock, Asylum, to act as a in the telegraph operator Perth. John Stokes, telegraph office, to act as telegraph and line operator man at Carnamah. Sergeant Farley, as to act clerk of the Local Court and of the Kimberley Mining Registrar the goldfields, during temporary on absence leave of A. S. Forbes. E. Lance Smith, Mount Corporal Gould police for station, Gascoyne, the Gascoyne and Frederick district, to Wedge for the North district, contracts witness with aboriginals under The Protection Aborigines 1886." Act, Order-in-Council. An order by the Queen-in-Council, the pro extending " visions of The Deserters Foreign to Brazil Act, 1852," also the copy of an Agreement between the Govern ments of Great Britain and Brazil, to Merchant relative Seamen Desert ers, signed at Rio de Janeiro, on the 30th July, 1888, are published. Roads Board. The Governor has been pleased to order and direct that the Reserve No. 615 shall vest in and be held by the Sussex Roads Board in —

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;

—

trust

as or

stock,

ject.

9.

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Mr.

were

upon " and the dispositions essential to a ot the worthy reception sacrament of Penance. At the close of to his he adverted the feast of address, the of the B. V. Mary. After Nativity the meeting of the members of the mass, male branch of the Sacred Heart Associa tion was held, and much better attended than former ones. It concluded many with benediction. The result of the investigation into the affair at is now made known. Cuttening the It that between quarrel appears Merrick and Bennett took place " some weeks ago. The Chronicle The says two the night men in during question of intoxi had indulged in the use freely and while in that state a row cants, Bennett would to have ensued. seem a severe fared worse, sustained cut having across the top of the|lef t eye, but as he states he does not remember of the circumst any ances in connection with the affair Lhe authorities are at a loss to know by whom how the wound was inflicted. Besides or the above-mentioned Bennett has lost cut, several and his countenance, it is teeth, shows said, plainly signs of rough treat ment. where the affair At tho spot oc curred the ground was covered with blood,, and an axe which was lying close by was besmeared. Since Bennett received also the he has been at different injuries intervals and there is every delirious, pro of his being removed to town for bability the purpose of placing him under proper surveillance." to the York advertisement, According Fair and Show of stock will be held on Wednesday, 30th October next. On last Monday evening, meet a public held in the Mechanics' Hall for ing was the purpose of forming a Carrying Com for tho pany of goods from conveyance to the Eastern York Goldfields. The attended, meeting was fairly though not so largely as might have been had sufficient notice The prospectus been given. has been published in the Chroniele. The same devotes, a and journal lengthy article to the sub straightforward leading

Sept.

£3

usual

Mr.

own

lis.

of After the transaction closed. business, the meeting

September

and

their

branch

to

routine

The

and

Cunningham's

GREENOUGH.

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sung Fr.

.ave

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roll of Mt.

of £2 £16

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Townsend

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Perth

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and the swing, A good clip is

received

expenses. voted to the

instructed

anticipated by many. The Inspector of Schools arrived here on last. He was Wednesday highly pleased at the proficiency displayed by the scholars of the Sisters of St. Joseph. In I believe all the parents of the fact, children who attend this school are very much with the Sisters for the pleased manner in which they instruct the young

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aid

had

St. Patrick's the members of the late Bro.

secure

R.C. Cemetery. The officiat the Rev. E. Brereton, who the deceased in her last

in the

grave

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from from

Correspondent. another death to record for this the deceased Miss district, being Mary Jane The funeral was one of Ryan. witnessed in this the largest ever town, all the in nearly people Northampton

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that

Election

ioiiuw

the

"

own

to

in

Port in behalf branch, of Adelaide, of a deceased member. It was family decided to list a subscription open among the members. The announced Secretary

I have

out

made

was

members

Sea" the

and

,

;

benefit

Hollands who was unanimously and a letter from the C.S. was read funeral Also etc. acknowledging money, a charitable the Star of the appeal from

NORTHAMPTON. From

addition

the

above

the

Hayes,

An

fort usual was Society the in President,

of the

elected,

elected

P.

Mr.

last

James

J. Ventura was then and Mr. C. Prendergast, of the Building Committee. Secretary, instructed to send out The Chairman was lists where he thought subscription money could be collected in aid of the building. solicited Donations are by the committee, and will be acknowledged in the W. A. Record.

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Jr. Messrs. Francis J. Long, Charles Bernard Ventura, Prendergast, Michael James McGuinness, O'Brien, and John Mr. McGuinness McCartney.

Francis Chairman

week

Tuesday nightly meeting held, chair.

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Patrick

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the other

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certain fencing house and police station for £26 10s, 6d.

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McLarty,

at

the court at Pinjarrah

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it

all

is

here

was

soon

of

the

to an his paper ap Donahoe, sketch of Patrick preciative of the Pilot and the the founder editor of that excellent monthly, present we From it Donahoe,s Magazine. is 85 years learn that Mr. Donahoe most and active as but as bright old, His And men of fifty. no wonder.

and

Jntrnfftfiiual Gavan bonds

Charles

Sir

into

enter

the visit

private

is

Duffy

of wedlock

Croke proposes to Australia.

Archbishop a

Jcrmp, going to

of devotion

xne

uarnonc

ahead

other

all

.of

education. Scarlet

ed

scnoois

schools

by

been

South

in

nnma

nf

nnA

fihpm

Irish

to be

sacrifice

of

is

in

worshipped

some

is her country, the whole world true, the and her ruler cannot live beyond home. boundaries of her proper of Alexand Mrs. the wife Sullivan, from of writes er Chicago, Sullivan, Freeman ) cor Paris Dublin (says the of the the story of the shooting recting in man Hannaford by her husband The thirteen Chicago years ago.

of the Micheal Davitt, speaking Manchester martyrs. of Cam Three cheers for the Plan Three months' imprisonment. paign bread starving people with Supplying another three months. South of the New .More than one-third are but volunteersWales Catholics, said

!

—

any of l4ow

hardly religion,

General

the

officers

in

it

is

that

of

are

West

Edwards

a

the Douglas, in Queensland, to Mr. fund for Dillon's contributions £2 the evicted tenants per average whole head of the European popula be in will the tion. What average of

all

by

Mr.

light alike."

Gladstone, narrates

News,

warmth

a

Armenia, ing inquiry

entirely done

were

was

juries Mrs.

of Turkish misgovernment. The dead body of a man, apparently was found lately in the Gong a labourer, reservoir supply Gong, the principal

that

ful

father's

quite

sure

her time

and

that

deceiving

innocent.

still

Catholic

charity. of all

the source and the acterised

is

by

quickened Church

was

the

chivalry brightest which char charity

noblest the middle

What

and The

ages.

claimed

be

to

a

petrified in Sydney. of a woman, and It is said to be that within to have been found 10 is stated the man was feet of where petrified son Edward a of discovered. Sala, of the first G. H. Sala, the proprietor now on owner of the one is human

is

body

now

on

view

part

figure,

view. a moderate estimate, London, milk a of 125,000 gallons and a week 875,000 gallons ;

can

be

safely

set down there is

week, gallons herd of 87,500 the London furnish a

these,

London

some

14,000

cows

to a

drinks day, as

a

or cow

10 yield formidable

required

Milk supply. are kept within

boundary.

National Library of Australia

to Of the

XI.

3'our

than

all friend slie presided over lierself and carried arrangements not that with such precaution was awakened. least suspicion

young

her tlie out

the

plished."

Playter knew ot a sequestered on to Vienna to the road dwelling and luggage could which the carriage he sent in of our travellers advance and when set in they started twilight off on foot with their kind thither, to whom hostess Lady Eliza did not fail to leave marks of her grati many

Annie

!

tude. at Brumn. left a with good saddle as and was to bring them word horse, as General left the prison, soon tlie shall we describe Laura's How during these long mingled impressions of Sometimes her, hours suspense. at other times overwhelming, joy was

alone

Bernard

He

her

heart

Seated

should

was

which as

soon

appear,

of sad misgivings. her in the friends was to convey tliem of the captive that

full

beside

carriage away

was

provided

was

as

she strained

her

ears

father,

carriage did it

in

consolation

that these

we

shall

it

not

my

see

"

Eliza. It

is

most

them, greatest

all

away

in

unjust for

afflictions

in

the

these to

you

midst

are

obligations

of

have

you

she

:

"

again been

answered

afraid"

Put

them

were

they

"

father

poor

towards

at some standing distance scene the contemplating before them with profound sympathy. " Come, come," said Laura, "It is to you I owe my happiness, come and in your work." rejoice Then hand seizing Lady Eliza's to her father. she took her over There is the angel who has drawn me out of misery, who has watched over childhood and has brought my me to your arms. Thank her for all these benefits." At the words tlie General looking at the noble woman before him was to throw at her about himself feet when him. Lady Eliza prevented manner With that winning which had so hearts gained over she said many She speaks of benefits but it is to her I owe the happiness of my old age.I was and sad, and her care lonely and tender affection came to me give back joy in this world. When you have lived with her you will cease to think she is indebted to me. All the saw

precede us Are you

find

"

Turning

Prince.

friend's

have

people by keeping

us

?

be

father, excessive

my troubles." now remembered girl friend and the good

The young her faithful

her faith

not

your

"

"

does

darling

let

"

Eliza. Does of abusing of

yesterday

my

and do not

"

on

side.

my :

m

always met with the deepest sympathy, how far God has see and soon you will His mercies. I must be silent carried A few more moments but hope on. desires will be accom and all your

;

greatness being perfected Catholic faith,

Mucli

dissi

not

of her

explanation

?" prisoner do not be "No,

doubts.

j

by

true

to

identity. to he looked says of this favoured by being crowned

TRUE.

(Concluded.) in mind calmer

the

on

My

joy end to our first put a fatal meeting. The prisoner looked up into her face with the mingled of tenderness feeling and pride which a parents' heart alone can feel. It was the first time he had such pleasure, but in the experienced midst came sad re of it suddenly a membrance to trouble his delight. Where is your mother?" asked he with a stifled voice. "Have I lost her?" in She is answered Heaven," Laura. Her last wish in this world was deliverance. She has gone your to beg it of God. He has granted her and now dearest prayers father, you must live for the child she has left to love. You have promised to do your so." "Yes, my child I. will keep that if God will be pleased to promise it in Heaven," said the General, ratify to his close his daughter drawing heart. Laura the "Darling you are In you living image of my Esther. her soul and again I find her features, How her virtues. dare I complain me when Providence has left such a

a

Lady

j

nd

clue Mornn a

domestic

nothing

as

to-day

I

Cardinal the

for

water was

speak.

calm

"

j

with There

thus he took her hand Speaking to an conducted her appartment on a where her father was lying at bed. When he saw his daughter the door he threw out arms his with an exclamation of joy. Soon they were within each other's clasped the first embrace. Poor Laura was and

"

the road she expected she de

?" said Lady her capable

friend

entertain

CHAPTEB

and

out ....

to

she think the confidence placed in her?" make such a supposition Do not friend" answered Laura. my generous reason is the that "But what my

1

purposes. body to give

.

Ballarat

ing

AND

in

proceedings. mysterious " distrust Does my Laura

instances

TRIED

'

on

carriage as

an

to

As that

them

manded

to which religion a statement, by Le contradicts which "the jury Sullivan was com over

succeed

fears

new

her father's

before

manipulation, a contain single

Mr. acquitted posed of Fenian sympathisers. the now hanging charge Mrs. Sullivan husband, says will show him to be entirely

not

her

control

ing

in

hostile

finally

Daily of shocking in occurred

false,

to

an

the

a self-defence, two confirmed by the her which acquitted Sullivan avers further

that, owing these not juries member or of the race her husband belonged, the way, which entirely Caron's assertion that

the

to

writing long list

is was

in that and

did

friend

in an instant of the villa. A to meet her. It

doorstep came

.

Prince.' "'Your Grace !" I have come Yes, 'it is I my child to be a witness of your and happiness But in order liis. that your joy may I beg of you to moderate be complete for be is extremely weak. your feelings

:

a

Sullivan, shows

letter,

to did

Sydney

to have alleged and demands that a searchshall be made into these

atrocities

which

Chicago

,

shared

Like and

side.

fact

matters the and took sunshine the

—

particular its of heaven

suggestion the deed

husband.

Perth ? Archbishop The Cardinal " In purely political says, made no distinction Church

by

Mrs.

provocation. ably written

judices. At Port

no

was

story which

view of sensible military He is evidently in the colonies.matters ideas and pre not a slave to military taken

circulated

newspaper virulent has displayed hostility to since the Cronin Mr. Sullivan substance of it was murder, and the without that Sullivan had shot him

Australia ? to have appears

1

at Vienna When they arrived de S was taken to the General station there to spend the night police was told she might write and Laura But so full of the to him. she was that of him this desire seeing per mission could not in any way compen sate her. Besides she lrnew very well letter would be read by that the reached her father before it strangers and this fact destroyed the charm she as have found in writing she would out would be prevented from pouring her sentiments freely. On the morrow however a messenger in to a to Lady Eliza answer came to letter she had dispatched secretly her protector. it she appeared full of On reading and to Bernard. orders gave delight to be ready to Laura Then she told The without latter obeyed start. for unceasingly the fear questioning, came that some new order lier upon to her hopes would be issued contrary able to hear the and she did not feel -So she shock at, the present time. in the hands herself leaving preferred and of her prudent friend following directions When her they silently. out of Vienna a good had driven way however she felt lierself unable quite

" if Home he added, whether, ask;" for a nation, it was not Bule be right within or with for the Church, and, the Boman out Communion, let them it." But if work to win the Church be if she be as she must be universal,

mankind,"

j

pating.

texts of the Mass, for single and antique traditions might be used The single for the proof of anything." has always been the text, nevertheless, sword of the Evangelical. keen-edged to deal with the The preacher went on " them Bule Let Home question.

Question."

thing

ai'gument

doctrine

McShane in the

The heroism

"

her

Evangelical

,x

with em charged General's Registrar remanded. S. A., has been Office, " of the The great question English of the Scotch question great day, tlie "is Mr. Gladstone the says day," Chas.

bezzling

traditional

The the Catholic Church. against of Bev. DrJefferis, Sydney warning his against Popery, said congregation " be worsted in argument they might and the and Purgatory, about Penance

shot

was

may. long be spared of Boston. as a leading citizen antia notable It is curious to find of the Catholic Evangelical Boanerges as to the throwing up the sponge

type

Australia. of the inventor MrLouis Brennan, the celebrated torpedo bearing his name, Australian. is an IrishJno. Morley M.P. representat says at present is in Ire'and ive government and a farce. a mockery in Victoria A party of tinkettlers than more warm welhad a reception

'

for

trust

we

carriage

the gentleman on

hear hardly She sprang

her. and

"

Eliza's persuasions show keep her from as the carriage ing herself passed. raised her hands Then the pious child God to heaven and fervently thanked

things

and

man,

to

said

was

to

her petitions. granting one was a /tedious for The journey were anxious to advance they quickly the the and carriage containing went General often only at a walking Laura This filled with the pace. which even most sinister suppositions

cheering

are

race

could

girl

young was

the

was .

Lady

all required and entreaties

and integrity of religion,

business interests

a" behind Mr. Donahoe

that

are

condemn

Edwards

General

jx.

in elementary

have

uniforms

o.

the

to

and

country, to have

failte. in

of strict

life

long

again. to make Gead viille

.

.

:

The what from

"

The

would

enough." correspondent

|

catch the least sound. Her brow and bathed in a cold perspiration her eyes wandered uneasily from side to side. she was half Many times to ask her friend to take her tempted to back Brumn. At last Bernard an end to her and galloped tip put "He is coming, Signora" suspense. "In a he in a low tone. few said minutes they will be here." of a carriage was In fact the noise heard. Laura screamed on distinctly it. The child was poor perceivingto control unable herself and it quite to

all

utilised,

income.

brings

acres

" 10 acres prove The Boston Press contributes

:

.

the

the

fortably,

licensed victualler, 1st general meet

Casserly,

P..

Joshua

re

-

10

lst,

At

the

banished all These words completely sorrowful from away impressions Laura her soul. and a holy joy filled In the midst of her anxiety she had not absence. noticed Bernard's to her friend she asked her Turning where he was. Lady Eliza pointed to a horseman who was galloping towards It was Italian. them. the young his On seeing them coming he turned the road horse's head again towards he had just crossed. Having entered the a on the right gateway carriage him into a beautiful avenue followed which had leading to a charming villa from their view by the been hidden high hedge on the road side. here ?" asked LauraIs my father

Quarter

recently

the

High

Judge

Purcell

with

gloves, docket. had so

„

Limerick

Sheriff a a

signifying

pair clear

of

white

criminal

The Judge

remarked that he white gloves, that to do with them. of law declared a laud

many pairs of not know what

he did Yet Ireland

is

lessness

who by Balfour, to necessary keep that garrisoned country by So long as 30,000 men. up

Sessions

presented

will

England

have

ail

considers

it

unfortunate an

of

army

this

is

enemy

kept at her

gates.

The

Sir follows

ject.— My

of Treatment Prisoners.

Charles to

Dear

Political

Gavan

Duffy Segerson ou

Dr. Dr

Seiiorson.

—

writes this

I

as

sub cannot

"

"

Tell me, excitedly. my dear Do not keep me in suspense." answered calm, I beg of you," Eliza.

friend. "

"

„

Be '

Lady .

,

|

information about give you any the treatment of state prisoners in Victoria, because the quarter of a during century I was connected with that colony there were no State prisoners. At the open-

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'ihere the Colony, offences the against if the and country, to

applied

Ireland, trouble.: about

.more

State

Ausmeic

ivAimi'n/v'ln UlUg

such

in

be

system will have

some

f.

i

on letters of writing anonymous This said. ho Dillon) (Mr.had arrived in Melbourne gentleman from the letters of recommendation with should have been Times but they A of letters warning. (Laughter.)

a

no

of

a

trauaus

tree

vjuunituuuu

got and riots frequent and of course surrection, but the of prisoners convicts political ought never as Melbourne arose,

armed

even

were

the

respects

obvious be overlooked by

there

are

some

only Political to class

whom,

and menial these when

indifferent

rough

imposed

are

burglar,

the

is done. injustice prisoners, have Civilised mankind agreed. to treat offence is whose not against prisoners law as a the municipal the moral but and special class. I know no separate ex to this humane practice exception if which is half Russia, cept Russia as in can be regarded a case barbarous, when are we point speaking of civilized it We aro nations. going backwards, Lord he was at seems." Eldon, when treated the head of the law in England,

manifest

a

—

Cobbett Irish

and

do

not

cite

are

the

political

not

asked

their have

and

of joy

may

by the

of grief. A of Ilenrich Wal

.

name .

in

and on brain, he arose from

him

or

a

man's

poor

morning

shortly after, bed quite mad. he down the into street, Rushing of his to tho voice top shouting began of Germany, he was the Emperor that of money to he had no end and thai knocked of which he in proof spend, fruiterers who down the bnskets of the the and scattered were to market his

going

contents

the

on

they him he still

difficulty

great and

removed asylum where

It

ground. ovei to

was

him with

powered neighbouring

a

lies

in

had

out

it an

Irishman

at the

to

raise

a all.

to

month

them

keep

alive,

Dillon

Mr.

was

guest of

the

the

on

some

—

Foureur

and

would

uigbt Chronicle

Champagne.

Mr.

John

interesting Trnlnml." —

1

Dillon, lecture tho hull

on

(says 17th

delivered M.P., " Home Rule

being

cj

well

the

August)

filled,

an

for

and

was conclusion upwards of £300 on the scaled subscribed. There were townsmen of our leading many platform His and Sir Patrick also Jonnings.

at

ils

Worship find

the introduced

Mayor Air.

occupied Dillon to

National Library of Australia

the the

chair meet-.

a

medal,

gold with

as

French

Many

sparkling bronze medals

these

the

to understand is Association is a that this Exhibition competitive medals have been obtained one, and our tbe world. I hear, has against Austria, and obtained one only medal, gold Switzerland none."

wish

Ireland

Grows

Poor-

followibg 80 gentle

of the American Consul report of at shows that the nnmber Belfast who embarked at Irish emigrants ports A

P.

the

proposed

Higgins

health

lon.

oi

Mr.

the

during whom

were the proceedings marked Hotel, and unbounded cordiality by the utmost Mr. Dillon enthusiasm. (Toowoomba) and those the among occupied chair, Hev. Frs. were the O'Connell, present There was and Hayes. also Hughes, of Warwick a numerous contingent had come to Too who people present to War Mr. Dillon woomba to escort

Mr.

late

1888

year

41,697

number

eighty-five

of

per States.

United

the of

to

came

79,211, 37,514

and

total

or

66,906,

emigrants cent.,

the

Of

females.

were

males

were

of

was

the emigrants cent, all per Eighty of fifteen were between the and ages the percentage over that age thirtyfive, under fifteen 91, and of children being 109. years, make a pathetic show These figures of Ireland. They ing for the condition tell the story of her declining strength.

(Warwick) John Dil

of from

-1

"

—

-

--

.

PLANT.

wonderful

a

new

Silvestris

grows in of .South

of bringing

forage

The

Germany. the Lathyrus

is

plant in

plant

&nd

SilvestriSy

to

it

its

present

half a development, through and century of constant experimenting to Professor improvement, belongs The Wagner, of Germany. Lathyrus pampas flourishes

wild

a

state

the

on

where

America,

it

that luxuriantly sheep are in it an d smothered entangled frequently by its rankness and closeness of growth. its wild state of the ;plant the.- sped Iii, does not germinate, but, after fifty years of

so

the

careful cultivation, this been completely overcome. to the order of the belongs

most

has

difficulty

The

plant

and

leguminosm,

sucb

as

itself

able

is

it

to

to nitrogen, of regard it abundant which obtains supplies, of soil either from the lower strata or from the boundless stores. atmospheric it is said to Even on the poorest soils for

grow four

a

in

which

crop of

tons

will

hay

at

yield

least

and

per acre, the plant,

the

value of as deter nutritive is mined about by chemical analysis, of clover twice as as that great hay. The Prussian of Agriculture Minister with has been so deeply the impressed of this that a Govern plant has just been issued, grant landowner Prussian who every

value order

great ment

Why

FORAGE

question the. credit of state

forage

wines have obtained only and honorable so Mr. Foureur mentions, to be has reason very proud of his success. for Your, medal was awarded St. One thing 1 your George Claret.

and

When

Dillon in his reply said he could what a difference of thinking help of the land. made in the value situation at If such laud as ho had been looking few existed the last in days during of it of 500 acres the owner Ireland, for his whole life. If such would be rich Mr.

English

to ing cultivates of 30s.

it

per

his waste land a subsidy hectare— V hectare being As a con English acres. on

cqnal; to of this sequence Imperial of the plant, the value seed of the cultivated at famine brought up of

-uuuihcr reserved

but

prices,

have the

by

a

been

Lathyrus

established at for the purpose of introducing I gather these iuto England. from the Leader. No doubt

Agency,

Liverpool the crop particulars

for

Secretary vigilant Mr. will Martin, some seed procure

ture, to

fodder

of recognition the available plant has; been

plants

young for sale

Silvestris

our

all

for

Agricul

at

once

take

of

the

wonderful

steps

(says

not 15 and backs their

over

turn

to

valuable

are

grants are

They children. tho

on

brave tired

has rather

1

are

'

of age,

a single of vigor womanhood, the

the

most are services These emi nation. not the old and decrepit. not tho infants and helpless of them are But the most who men and women young of the galling yoke ofoppreshave started to seek better

state

and eion fortunes across

Speaking.

not realise what a great because they assistance Catholic papers give might or from difficult tasks, to them in their are hidden some cause, strangely or failure of as to the success apathetic

like

35 years Ireland in

represent year. and young manhood of people whose class

—

We

over

They

poverty.

to complain of the going scanty support and encouragement given to Catholic in this journals. country fro in either Our as a body, pres clergy or their sure of duties, responsible ult.)

country

people Ireland

suffers terrible loss. it a year number repre per cent, of this of youth and manhood tbe flower Over 60,000 people, womanhood.

and

have

contemporary

80,000

plant.

or

tbe

NEW MAKING

is

wonder

no

over

it

But

it

and can

much destroyed from such rally

property. disasters.

But when it temporary. when and women, the loses its men the it is leaves then "lifeblood heart, and impoverished indeed. stricken loss

is

but

Still another A correspondent says (Dublin)

OF

METHOD SILAGE. of

method

(

making

silage.

of tho Farmers' Gazette "Instead of building silos or and putting on piling up stacks heavy weigh ts, simply make your silo as 15 or about 16 -you would a dunghill, and to /feet' wide," length according Draw curt quantity. your up one1 end down

and as

coming empty

back cart.

keeping edge

outer

through

tbe

When

done,

ends

two all

—

:

the other, the

near

with

sides.

hay

Bea.

is becom that Ireland It is that losing, ing impoverished. and when which is wealth possessed, most makes a when country wanting the flower of It is losing poor. pitifully its and it is sorely sturdy population, bereaved. feel A State may poor when crops have swept when storms have failed;

Its

A

one

sent

a grievance: We way of airing week to do a bold this tbing going tbe Catholic Household of the 10th

blunt

almost

Eighty

rented from 20s.

chronic

army of a small

out

in

was

of

of

an

move

it ontin would Ireland, 30s. Ire to per acre. a to be looked as land bad come upon The it was not so. but poor country, drained out of it, wealth of Ireland wns> extreme and it was this which occasioned measures for the country's relief and to

land fetch

are

last

of

him

given

the wine, they were, most pleased but bad they done 60 it would have been wioes to of it the comparing great

of the Home Rule supporters movement. The large social assemblage room of the Queen's in the long gathered

An

SPY.

Tuesday

his

have

—

.

On

Toowoomba

number

highest. medal for

race

has obtained here) of points for a silver champagne, and the Jury is

(who

the

men,

wick.

antofftom?.

Station,

NEW

News

>

)

#arm,

Paris-

:

reproach In the

Irish

in

of Mr. E. B. Young, Hod. Secretary the S-A. Vinegrowers' has Association, the follow handed the Adelaide Register from a letter extract received by ing T. who him from Mr. V. Rauch, the vinegrowers at the Paris represents " The S.A. exhibitors Exhibition who marks have medal are obtained gold Messrs. & T. Ponfold Messrs. Co., and youiself. Mr. Hardy & Sons

he had been suc through Australia dreams, and beyond his wildest had been these poor people kept from instrument his hurablo starving through and cheerality. (Loud prolonged

Queensland-

"TIMES"

A

clergy.

—

comes

All

a

the chief Catholic

of

the

Wines

Australian

It

in

that

difficulties

is

to is ties, preferable remaining. At Ireland has only some besf, five or six million Bat if it is to people. lose alone 80,000 a year by emigration it will soon be a desolate and forsaken witness to the a country, injustice sorry that has driven the best of its citizens from liome.Tho Iowa State Register.

old

'

cessful

Plain Dillon

is

with

rests

there

England Now why

of the Government. English. do not and without easily, good reason leave the land of .their birth and the home of their fathers. The ties of and are nationality kinship Bu t when so many strong. people leave Ireland it that every is.evidence year their lot- has; been so unhappy, that even with the severing of all the emigration,:,

People

A

trusted to and it was him, people he now that for these poor people of Australia for to the public appealed there was no cause outside help, and which could own domestic affairs their much as one. call for as this support

state.

Mr.

firms in

expenses.

ntiRwer

the

of

paper

misrule

have

Australia, travelled Dillon) wherever he

almost

Our

journalism

to

became

its

pay

?

cause

from

Catholic

could

the

to say dis not neglect, to Pro their stability for without the adver

owe

one

flu's

message

(Mr.

a condition prevent Advocate.

frantic

a

This man about Dillon) he appears to cable the

not

irancs.

ouu.uyu for

much

the

received home- to

Antwerp,

recalling

too

to

excess

succession

proved

fatal

as

prove

ia

were the Irish fight party of Irish men and women ing the battle lot be cast. wherevever their might and applause.) there To-day (Cheers were 500 families and he had evicted, £1400 to issue to these people per

Thursday,

virtual

JJoffy.

Gavan

that

nfiVA

WW

come

great struggle to their own;

is

of Joy.

as

reason

a

It

hardly

cable

until people, to be called

ing.

Hotel.

domiciled last month

This

per claims

one

yours,

Excess

innerit

no

—

Shelbourne

ter,

control

at present. bold should

u.

news

had

Penitentiary,

which

faitbfull

German

because

entertainments daily not bnt that shall they of detention turned into Believe moral torture.

frionds, a sentence

Excess human

I and the

to

giro

physical me, very

than

to-day.

of 1844, which

prisoners that they

or

levees,

better

O'Connell

of

case

the State prisoners Dublin Corporation, of Richmond the mitted us liberties for

Hunt treated

Leigh

journalists

O

him.

over

he

f

man

weathered

support, of non-Catholic

tisements

of false infor messages the purpose of misrepresenting and of Great the public Australia. agencies "had long been at work poworful Irish to the character of the blacken

political

upon

J

and

as

sent back mation for

habit and the

which

inflictions, to

testant.

have

that

cold

couragement,

the country, the day he arrived was there appeared, the old country not some cable from the to Irish and adverse tiue, quite Thi3 ho was cause. gentleman, sure, and was in alliance with the cableman,

of a and

commonly

ViAiiocf. I1VUVUV

(Mr.

city,

because about

training a means torture, plank-bed of the pangs indigestion, and service ; degradation

antecedents, coarse food

makes

which

question, which can blindness.

their

from

hiua

influence have

some

V<«

say to

to

city

treated would

Country"

wilful

are

prisoners

how

juries what was con and arbitrary

general rules

1

nothing'tb followed

crop

question to be

men not convict resisliug exactions sidered illegal arrests under the old " Mother

regime. As

in

liberal

a

;

\?UI

flifnrir Vf

of

storm

,

J:.

I:a..

Those

expect.

work what

no

_

1

"

in

naturally

are

yon the classification Before the

prisoners.

'political

moment there was a gentlepresent sent of Kirkpatrick by the name Times who was out by the newspaper, and him all over Australia following and valuable engaged in the interesting mau

in

or

appoint

the

go to by free

gift; except can Downing-street a remove policeman

Treasury, perial and the .Cabinet not

they of the Im ;

Revenue,

terrible

;

a

railway

of 80,000; people,ma;rching in a is a Ireland year of the injustice and indictment

away

.

which

on a the porter and the expend does not shilling

—

'

collect

This. army from

Catholic ing

—

;

.

to

down

We are not speak journalists.. for it is wellof ourselves, entirely as a known that Catholic newspapers and in rule both here various places abroad suffer from tbe same want of clerical and encouragements In notice times various at different England and Catholic magazines have journals and collapsed of late years, and started one much we doubt whether one single, ever received a tenth of that was floated that cordial support and encouragement to from the clergy, which it had a right

an which the read ing, after secretary address of welcome. -He Mr. in hisaddress said Dillon all the other discovered day that after and disgrace the shame tlmt had' fallen on the Times they stili had the courage loft to Australia to send out a gentlemen him him to the to follow and expose that at It was true Australian public.

.

in the of the period Home Rule, was established in most furm, perfect their own The elect Victoria. people is chosen the Government Parliament, and only exists so from the Parliament, The it retains its confidence. as long to chosen so appoints Government that of Chief Justice from office, every

ing

-

—

-

1

.-

on

and put "them foot of clay You can build it to keep rain a

on

the as

wheels

middle cat

off

.

4

possible;

with the

top taken

a

covering from the of small rick

Seven

off.

or

of very heavy grass can be put into one of these easily heaps than six and not be very long or more I it last and feet tried year, high. of making on would not think silage eight

acres

any other plan had experience There is little

on

of

Laving

accouut, any other ways

as

well.

no trouble, risk, sweet is just between and and the silage 60 tons of it sour. I fed about to my and stall-fed6 and was cows, dairy I had not The made more. only sorry or

no

the hay I put over improved than otherwise passing up through it."

silo

was

by

the

rather

odour

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A

The cup

tumbler.—

Speaking is

sickness

are

?

Lawyers most

in

well

best

men

one

energetic

send

to

charges them.

stand

stane

"

always

father

the

it

yet

worse

wpn't " win

The

"

—

the

or

undetermined

is

who

man

?

cents children twenty-five be had at the office."

have

boy

cake

some

must

remember

Small

boy cake

some

A

All

small oue; that every little

a

should hands on Smith I

thing

is

Jones

a

he

isn't

Robinson

?

measure

ten

about

is

magnijntly

No

:

;

how

much

do

life?

Doctor: Ten

.Convalescent worth it. doctor said he could A quack bring of to prove the efficacy witnesses living " his medicine, which is more," said he, do." " than can others in my line lost

my

said "no

appetite," a said friend,

lion

a

now

Mrs. Brown

Bently is

Old

do the .faith

Blessing where we

of

look

randah

we

Mississipi of the

River, on river

could

current

feet forty below.

were

commons,

of

"

if

the

the

across

.

a

We a

in

from

gone shirt

said : a guinea, neither of them until man': You aro

and

change .aha,

Does

I.vyant

and

you

always Always

man

that

—

:

all

take

fat

knew

to

"

said

Yes,"

Quiggles, hauds my

on deal good I perceive," "So

a

"

why Fogg: replied ?'" don't you try a little soap and water "Mrs. to visitor: Little pitcher, blind ?" " Blind ? Smith, be you almost head ?" into your what that put said

Mamma "

figures." " Yes

she

r

girl to give

asked

was

and

who

informed

Fifteen," that this

was

exclaimed, petulantly anyway any difference the milk."

sho

make get

"

Wife if

do

I

:

were

think

I

waters.

if

we

"Well, would be

so

I

wildly

down,

it

Wait

her

|

—

age asked

once

while

I

An a

|

i

at eighteen married she replied. then Now husband was thirty. my theu I must be thirtyhe is twice that the ? Is it six." ejaculated possible novel method of other, aghast at this

|

;

of tho

Wall, all.

an'

gunboats shot

wants

and

de guns

at

gem'len

when dar

up heah,-I who h-mdlod

so

am

i

the

all

right,

kurs

may snap at my heels. oar desires tew satisfy with like tew stop up a rat trieing sand the rats will soon dig ;

wbare

else.

ov

piece be

nobody when

it

blessin'

be

it

was.

now.

|

frowed ten on' l'arned

Sun.

.tons liirn

if

the

"

rendered

so

hear iz

shall

it,

.to

say

bekauze

just,,

it

to

duck

?"

—

New

of

all

the

is

1

i.

the

best

most

to

on

and

1

in

thing all

irri

forms childlike

of

"

same

What

R

always at good times

;

vile

only

medi

humbug but

harm,

put your Dr. remedy,

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

a

Hop

;

icle.

The

but very mensions

days

are

is

such

as

ina diseases or

em

and

surest con

dyspepsia;

or

I

malaria, tell

But

and

developed, that no operations

ill-health can possibly and yet it is power, Harmless for the most invalid smallest child or

exist

or

or

resist

its

chapter

weak-

"

aud

Bright-'s

complaints,

other

Patients

have been cured. Women gone nearly crazy From of agony neuralgia,

tion,

aud

wakefulness,

111! nervousness, diseases peculiar

various

women.

drawn

People atiug pangs and

or

Erysipelas "

from

shape rheumatism,

of

chronic,

of

out

excruci-

inflammatory

from

suffering

scrofula.

!

blood

Saltrheuni,

indigestion, frail

in

and,

dyspepsia,

poisoning, almost

all

fact,

diseases

»

Nature

heir to Have been cured of which ters, proof in the

-»

is

neighborhood

by Dr. can

known

Soule's

Hop

be found world.

in

Bit every,

, '

iNone hops name

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