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Franco-German and Sister war, a nun who has been attached Eveline, to the Naval and at Military Hospital for Lorient the of thirty-five space the Madame Cahen had already years. honour of receiving a cross from the the
0.
Heaven. :
to
a
controversy
curious
is
its opens heaven about
to
what
see
a
the
figure
of Germany, when the philanthropic French after the interests looking who were in countrymen lying
cut in it. One says Protestant parsons that heaven is and constantly improving is now a different place from altogether was thousand what it a years ago. " I cannot believe that Another says where we shall heaven will be a place
spend
time
our
in
hymns."
singing not got
And
so
Paul
Gentlemen
to
attempt
the subject
and escnpe
am
letter
coached
terms
to
A
Bishops, the Irish that message to
on
by cathedral
instance of presence remarkable mind, which saved the lives of many,
of
| . '
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it
spot.
four took men near, to and he saw had torn off they flight the intention some with rails, evidently of wrecking train which was the next his
'
drawing
,
.
On
,
Vienna
and
chase
hut
the evil-doers, the mail would soon his course and ran station.
time
had just handkerchief taking the train.
ped
the
over it
for
river
have
probably enbankment
"God
Singing
Save
'
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!
On 29th December,
occur the singular " God Save military singing Ireland" took through the streets place at Kilrush. About 9.30 p.m about 25 of the soldiers of the 2nd Royal Berks Regiment of the detachment quartered
of the
Gappa Barracks, commenced street and "God singing Save Ireland," on towards the continuing followed bridge, by a crowd of civilians, who chorused the Some military. the
met
went
to
word
gave
when
Irish
Royal
the
barracks
police
about
and of
thirteen in
Constabulary,
District-Inspector Bcene. This
Francis
in
Otter,
the «>f
charge
came
on
the
to be an seemed .incentive to the soldiers, who formed into a circle at the bridge, dared the police to inter fere with and again them, commenced " God Save singing of Mr. song in praise increased enthusiasm.
no
and a Ireland," with Gladstone, The police made
runner
to the attempt stop soldiers, to commenced the cheering disperse crowds of civilians, who were gathered in large numbers. The Birkshire men
to their proceeded the National air singing entire way, the police keepiug after
at
the The bridge. deal of sensatiou great
affair
barracks, the along the people created a
iu
town.
the
and
Two lished
Legion
the
ladies
Legion are
down
New Year. Coralie Cahen, who in
the
list
pub
of the receipts of Honour on
the
self
in
the
of Crosses of the the occasion of are Madame They
ambulances
distinguished at
Metz
her
during
of the
the bestowed The South
it
upon
and
its
nn
the ground the Times
feet,
desperate at the
a
Parnellism imas
slipping resolved
to
game
retrieve of the
reopening
—
:
;
who could
man
really injure the oiganiser
Kilmainham Captain O'hea, Mr. P. J. Tynan, Byrne and others
to
Sheridan, had been blow must
vainly
j
be
now
A sti iking There need
tempted. struck.
have
been no in difficulty oat making the whereabouts of Mr. Sheridan, whose residence bus never been a matter of The Times agent first secrecy. went
hunting Ranche."
dollars
lias
under
"
up Freeman
feeling
playing fortunes
letter
the But
for
be struck. luck at
annu
liberal
Grande ",Rio Cattle such rahclie could be turned and tried
no
Then
his
allowance. Museum, the
a
back
Mr. is Paruell, they said, mentioned by him; in -the
Availing volumes of natural
on
that,
Commission' The one
Parli
million
the
its
there has been no native the appropriation of rev enue. During the same period England has become aroused to the thoroughly of encouraging science and necessity
a
to
Crime,"
on
for
she spent half Nationol Gallery,
evidence
from
;
1800
in
for
and assert
and
Irish
gain
'
.
i
abolition
to
the
in
of evidence to upon which proceed, the contents of the " mysterious black box" (which they resolutely refused to "discover" so long as they could do so), aud were at their wits' end
herself of the fifty and the hundreds ol cases left history by Hans a native of Ireland, Sloane, she (bunded the British Later Museum. iu tin;
Culture.
frontier
a
town
Monte
called
with Ireland, representation not Imperial the Parliament, least of the phenomena fol interesting be the revival will lowing it in Ireland
millions for their Museums of art
pains to What
of national culture, and industrial art.
part,
MARGARET
SULLIVAN.
F. "
for
hoped Empire"
Reorganisation " Home include
for
in
especially Travellers
in
in
Germany, are Belgium
Kensington
towns, supported in in part by private
provincial corporate,
fine
The
Swit
in
indirectly, effect
in
part aud
Italy,
France, in the
of
England
the that
in
other of
the British Museum, in various and private collections in Dublin, public are evidences that the arts of beautiful associated with were the early design
have mon designers for or a since the opolised century, of art schools establishment throughout France. Parliament expended last year
and sacred volumes which the driven from their native scholars, carried with them. In haunts, away in architecture, in decorative art, sculp and in the manipulation of metals, ture, has that Ireland an obscured history makes more her intellec pathetic long death. While Western tual Europe
science and art of England upon the and nearly 5,000,000 dollars, upon and art of Ireland less than science 300,000 dollars one half of this being
and
classical
Irish
.
sank of
into
darkness
over
the
mild
radiance
Continent
penal statues of culture in
for
to
and
Irish
and
critics.
her
progress
with ark-shaped, plain or twisted and round-headed pillars windows incised with in mouldings interiors in which is simple dignity
Parliament
ornament bells warmed ; her by modest and her chalices and bell-shrines, her book-covers and book-cases, crosiers, her were artists showing that expert
ophy and Ty
and in demasking, repousse both cloisonne and champ enamel, and duns leves her belfries, towers, her clasps and mosaics, glass engraving authentic aud gem mounting, of which the examples are cherished illustrating
Lecky
;
of the country from to the fourteenth
fifth
the
claims
eighteenth
the
during centuries
seventeenth been as has
destroyed by statutes in the iu teres ts contrived lessly
scientifically
of
to
or
Maolise. Balfe and Boyle and
In
with
-
is as
iu
Goldsmith,
a
Sheridan,
;
There
cis.
as
is
a
a
spurious
There
patriotism. ionalism.
It
ought
is
to
a
fres
true
a
be
operation
permanent of England .
of
Home Rule adjustment pf .the aud
basis of justice we shall see the
Ireland and mutual arts
and
on
for
Ireland
English
flourishing,
encouraged
by
could
not
hope
to
keep
Only
should be expect-' expenses witness placed himself under " of the British Then
a
flag.
proves Mr.
quietly "
were
did
benefit
be of
sail rotoit,
suppose a
steamer
never
reach
The
he that
from
least
if
Mr. he at
the to be
provisions made in for advance, the his wife aud family." Mr.
Quebec. "
Very
some
that replied and a open,
were
that
British
would Londoti ? lie
would
"George" ports
he
boardiug
seen
New York in Strand expected should
satisfactory." asked
Sheridan
"
George"
political
of her
York as papers impatient, and,
and
to
examination
aud the relations
j
were
do you propose ?" " Well, I upon myself to offer. £10,000. It will be paid within an hour after examination in your if London, that
nat
friendship, industries
New
Times
The
nrgeut. the public,
pi
came
protection what sum will take
of the Irish the genius people to express it for its as was individuality possible that of Greece, for that of Venice ; and aud that is as individuality geuuiue as we believe American characteristic to be. Under the bt-neficinationality ent
these
high. ed until
lofty
possible
his
kept
4
Fran a
of
benefit
mat eliminury skirmishings, close quarters, and in blunt the reply to a pointed victim inquiry, said that if he was wanted _calihly in Lomlou his 'fee' would be £20,000, paid before sailing. Mr: George" expres sed great The figure surprise. was too
English a Burke,
Philip and
grew and
sceptical
the
to
repair
a certain time for required The consultation. detec-
however,
ters
Irelaud
as
classified
hesitation
and
it
to
side for more inquiry going on their than a mouth or so. after the Commis sion resumed its sittings. After a loug time bad been consumed
Wallace.
populary
little
them the Sheridan
whether
the
nation
were
music
but
getting besides
prorogue a
Counsel, reflection
him
for
Mr.
service.
tive,
makes
Queen
the
open
inquiring
convenient and give
he pleaded, judges, described in the
Irish
In philos Berkeley, Thompson are hers. Moore obtained ndall, no attention until he turned his dulcet of Wales a Prince and lyre to praise ;
cen
and ruth-
to
she passesthrough the sides of which
gallery coed by
all serve only tury decadence to make more the deplorable that of a people penal laws so depressed reached the when the present monarch three-fourths of the natives could throne neither The read nor write. sturdy which commercial of Ireland industry
appeared
When
al
filigree
and
his,
Irish
an
with wisely manufactures ? more
delicately i>e
London,
—
Her churches,
iu
not
Times, would
has used Irish talent for with sagacity and success. her own profit Her art owes much to James Barry and' Shee neither first Sir Martin a class both but admirable instructors painter
the vestiges
destroyed Ireland.
deal
1
,
England
of glory twilight gradually spread and extended its and war England,
had
Would
buildings.
art
beating
French
Parliament
a
Renaissance
the
of the
taste
in
After examination. much about the the secret bush, " as Mr. emissary gave bis name George!' of fact, his (as a matter only christian " is name and said George !"), after, that be knew Mr. Sheridan long parley, could be of immense assistance to the
subsequent
a year out that
French cried leading authority if did not herself France bestir England would take from her the markets of the which the superior technic and world,
1 <
betweou
the brilliant Times the ex -Land League is of .the We propose orgauiser speciest of it only .to place the substauce before the several public, reserving details which be for may perhaps matter
by
industry last
interview. occurred man and
aid.
by Parliamentary and Kensington
schools upon has been such
training
Visto.
foundation and support. have been opened in the
perplexed museums in Gaelic manuscripts, maDy concerof them delicately illuminated, the custodians or ning which catalogues At make scant Oxford explanation.
„
of
the Crosa with of Honour.
fine
the agitation
device
a
beyond
thousand
the
skill
Decorated
Nun
the
authority
art.
—
A
ament
in
attractive
about.
shred
art.
Since
j
after
;
but
soon
industrial
Commission, Times in
the
merely
article
Portrait National and the Gallery, India Museum are all of comparitively and have cost the Treasury recent origin,
MRS.
zerland, and in
the
Ireland.
police
found especially
scotched.
Rule
in
culture
was
an
hope of securing some which would justify the open testimony the ing speech of Attorney -General. After that at the declaring opening of the Times counsel theinquiry had not a
for a revi confidence which Ireland will be
<
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of
val
with
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of
subject evidence
out
188 L-2
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in
been
into
look
may
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j
at
we
of rejoicing,
quick
so
Should the of the British
carried
yards
droning in
political, religious, ethnical, has raged for centuries, will cease. will of the Good-will become a habit towards each English and Irish people other. With the of that habit fixity,
circulated
were
problems
political
the
says
that
a
that
subject
comes
BY
!
rence
it
Home
composed
was
the conviction Each felonious.
was
£10,000
Freeman's Journal the Times aud the special
on
to
The feud,
particular I am Irish people. the so upon quick
canards
modern
with
century
the
of 250 about rails had been torn ahead of a bridge,:
It
and carriages As the passengers. train would the thrown from the
danger-light,
a
fifteen
offjustafew
and
light
of
masses
OFFERED
The
Ireland in Westminister have cast three years a solid vote for the res of the National toration Legislature: That demand will be acceded to no this of the English students mode of dealing
Papal
especially to the gifts and it is looked the Irish College, upon as the slaying of the dragon of misstate which the Archbishop of Dublin ment, as
that
reflecting
the
were long accustomed
American
its
EVIDENCE.
for
preoiesaea oy specially for and the Ireland,
coming
the
is
to
was
be up, he changed towards the next he the signal-post to red throw his
Reaching
had
impulse
first
SkElUDAN
for
I
The gendarme's
-
These
the
on
had already
there
pass
so
and
Witnesses.
decade has found the enroll succeeding ment and it reaches increased now ; its maximum. More than three-fourths of the representatives chosen to speak
a
hour.
an
driver,
to
was
Holiness, written affectionate
;
within
in
"Times"
The
were Schools officially of With a population 1832, the enrollment was only
education
,
the
The
that
Ireland and the Irish concerning people will at be the Vatican, this .intelligence received with satisfaction. general the Irish and American Amongst in Rome and their friends communities
|
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the
mosl.
Rule
National
100,000, the people
(
,
for
the Home
as
the
in
that its has been growth the resuscitation of intelli in 1829. penal laws expired
is
7,000,000,
His has
himself also invoked
malicious
is
Austria. reported who was A police officer making his be round the line on the Bailway along tween heard some "Vienna and Moravia line and at on the noise at a distance made
Ireland.
well
as
symptom
parralelwith
the prelates gracious rich have been presents Irish Holiness to every
been
Benediction Sure that
from
once
nave
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in the needless cheered.
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remarks, vociferously was
passed terminated.
proceedings
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repetition that There
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with Crowu
Irish plundering knows who
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more
they He
couvicted law ; his
is
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Father
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!
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to
landlords who
are
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figure Government and it a
that in landlords
sell
funds
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is
doubt, interests
the
they could Good care ployed. advanced the amount
a
not
to
scheme
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attended
I
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he
taken
repaid, to the vendor.
with
rank
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in
people Year's read from
the
Pro-
the Eve, the follow the
Pope
Buotiieu, Benediction.
apostolic
has
a
father's
of
Christ Our keep and the first
entrusted
to
most
care special are reserved for thoughts whom We know to be sufferers misfortune. For We are moved
instinct
that
in
that
(
the and
lting afflictions.
tnauy cherished
or
the
affection
so
em
injustice,
XIII.
Leo
Our
in
of ing Ireland,
being done, considered
is
public
which Nature has heart of every parent to love and cherish beyond ail the rest those of their who Itave children been stricken For this reason by any calamity. We have always held in a special feel-
j
will
a
embrace with member of the fold
implanted
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that But reverts property even for failure to repay the advances, the English classes would be propertied well recompensed by the check that had been put on the depreciation of values. It is nothing that the execution of the the
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place those from
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outrage shame,
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the
kept value.
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even
deserviug
letter
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love
the bad
to
be
its
a
protest of the
Sympathy With People.
important Veneuable
Whil&t
terms
on
means
to
is
above
as
scum'
the case
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Pore's
Health
:
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enable
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land
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why
is
them, und unfair thus templed to
to
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thought
first
and
In addressing his New Cathedral on of Dublin Archbishop
!
pro would
springing of human
to
millions
advancing
advantageous
case
instinct
strongest self-interest.
—
for
are
in
concern
and
prisoner, scandal and
a
Iiusii
that
suppose
treated
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Irish
Lord aud his colleagues are actu Salisbury ated by any love for the Clanricardes or The Tories care Kenmares. English little for but they care much for thein, the landlords of the United Kingdom, to
is
the
in
be,
political
justice, upou for calling reprobation.
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the
Kennedy
to
humblest
the that. service of
capital
"we
signatories,
organisation perfectly and we kuow it has
who
now
of
for
it. suppressed criminal in such Irish National
with the outcasts Such treatment
declares
cable similar
landlords.
more.
nothing
mistake
of
anything
exists
of was
Kennedy
to ctiminal, pick compelled had. he not and, streuuously would huve been to forced
associate
previously
the
same
terms
in its objects, declared least been one by at high Goverumeut official in Ireland to be the salvation' of the poor tenantry from landlord and. injustice wrong."
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scene
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are
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legal
resistance.
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have
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League" believe
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the
different
a
of the moral violation was that he offence of the Natioual meeting district where Mr. Balfour
League in a fondly hoped
were
many
to
of no sole
attended
Irish
attached
dignified document. Father
this
from
notable
more
forcible
their
Mayor
had
is
part and
—
will
the
he
namely,
of
in
the
more
fact
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briefly
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price
territory of the
aa
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bargain.
the establishment of th© Holy See?
itself
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all
be
vote
the again and of stout
is
evictions
,
;
is
protest
society.
Gweedoie
Father
of the diocese of Cork, to the number of seculars, and twenty, have entered most a the emphatic protest against of Father the imprisonment Kennedy, of Meelin, curate and the patriotic
oakum,
heartless
Against imprisonment.
priests
common
and
Hearths
be
will
may be doubled take the same
it
and regular one hundred
they Dillon's
a
Protest
come
add,
After to the
but
Kennedy's
as
Mr.
past. to
Notable
the
of
goal future
consideration
this
could
representations, of Irelaud priesthood
together united
freedom,
is
the democracy will of the case. For an expression of their on the subject we shall opinion itave to wait till the uext but election, the longer the waiting the more matured will and decisive the verdict be.
will they of Norfolk who went
Duke
Britain satisfactory,
the
their
with and
people march
and
mouths,
their
of spite the others
pro
view
Mr. of
sign
thus
are
Tory Government for the proceeding.
a
to the moneyed sup of the present To the Ministry. of broad acres and great wealth in
that diocese
ranks.
was
weakness on the. greatest possible to of a Tory Government go crying for it shows that whining to Rome
tenants,
is
established but
national
that
indirectly
a
it
the
said
the length be exercised
of extended sovereignty question of one the existence merely spot of this in which the iu the whole planet to free perfectly Pope shall feel himself with those exercise high prerogatives of his office. in virtue which he is vested Between the Papacy and the Sardiuian It is there is no blood feud. Monarchy has true that the Sardinian Mouarchy not
'
is
throughout the
for
at
fragment
of
over
independence
cele
shudder
a
which
breadth
necessary
in
Dillon
the
will
of
Throughout
moment
directly
found
forces
no
that,
decisions
vote
mere
sovereignity, this
of arraignment lion, speaker
justification will seem
it
to
a
and the base comtemptible made by the Tory Government attempts from to separate the the Irish priests the vitality Irish He attributed people. Ireland of the Catholic Church in to that were the fact the Irish priests
is
section of the community large the exercise of the rights of citizen from are vested in which with they ship of the decree from the Vatican. virtue 1 If that is not temporal sovereignity, to know what like temporal should should is. Why, then, sovereignity
at
After Balfourism
theatre.
the
For
temporal
Pope forgot Pope may be,
of
tion
the
in
ample
quite that
National League two held hundred
citizens
and
men
the
liberty,
of view
object of the
because
there
of
this
tected,
porters
Later on people. where the City Hall, the branches of the of was the county
of property
privileges,
So
of
large concourse entered Mr. Dillon
in
a certain authority exercise poli'.ical of the control because which he possesses of the the consciences aud hearts oyer A t the present moment Italian faithful. from the absent themselves Catholics
De
the
a
the
sovereignity matter where
as
received
the
far
very
the
guaranteeing
iu
stay that
bailiff,
to die if not saved hand of by the The colours and charity. regimental the British are both flag indelihly to which disgraced by the' base uses the forces of the Crown military are thus put but the rights, or rather
in
in Waterford-
a
thanks
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himself
sible
for
the
said
of the Supreme dignity of Whatever Pontiff. may be thought that the question should his suggestion to international arbitration, be submitted that it is iudefenbe no donbt there can
man a stronger Gladstone, naturally of the remarkable than most personages to us as of men occur whose names is for their hale notable' longevity, of compared with many merely a junior Lord eightythem. Brougham was and amongst living nine when he died,
statesmen
iu
doubt
no
Vaticanism"
will
or
safety,
priests,
as
he
preseut deed from
of
Cardinal work
avails afforded
Italy,
Canal
Pauama
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on
pamphlet
tunities
fighting sfurdily as to-day twenty he was busy cuttiug years ago when is in his of &uez, through the Isthmus; Vou year. Count Hellmnth eighty-fourth years is eight Moltke eighty-eighth, The Em than Mr. Gladstone. older of Germany was ninetyperor William death. Mr. of his time one at the i.esseps,
his
has
Gladstone
time
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so
the
,
in
owes
re
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and enthusiasm lam much. not
eloquence
mutual;
magnificeint welcome arrival in the on his lately Urbs Intacta. those who Among at the the lion., greeted gentleman station were the railway Mayors of attended Waterford aud Killketmy, by
Ireland, discuss
down many years which he laid position that he wus heart ago when he declared that was necess and soul for everythiug and to the the secure safety, dignity, ary If Mr. of the Holy See. the liberty
lived in harness longer Palmerston died in Earl of eighty-one,
was
whose
to
It
It
impossible
acceptance Gladstone.
of Mr.
'
success,
;
Dillon
Mr.
brilliant
Gazette.),
harsh and which were things of the the aspirations severe concerning of its Holy See for the re-establishment but Mr. Glad sovereignity, temporal in his most fervent has never, even stone from the anti-Vatican mood, varied
and a Parliamentarian to-, He speaks and writes leader. party to Earl Granville day, not as he wrote of hope and confidence then, but with ot an of the reopening being a witness in Green. Parliament College Irish like the grand Men of nothing physique of Mr. Gladstone amongst the Premiers of England he. than
Position;
Mall
the Pall
in
not
secure
the part of acting and that his arms
soldieris or
Ireland.
in to
that,
her Majesty's against subjects. does not trouble or Salisbury Bulfour tiiat her Majesty's forces are women and children employed in casting out of their homes into the ditch, there
for
relations
of
found
Dillon
J.
Catholic open
British
tax-gatherer are turned
—
many
in the phrase to Mr. Gladstone's, applicable to be twice as He seems he was or thirteen as twelve of when he spoke retiring
ago, the public and rest quired career of active
Mr.
the in
license,
of the therefore cordial
recognition and it is
in Italy, rights (hat this idea has the receptive miud
established
its
delegates being After resolutions
Pope.
Mr. Gladstone
his
age— of
the
been
and
accredited duly on the occasion. present hod been unanimously with drs. Pyue and passed coudoling in Mr. Parnell confidence expressing the proceedings were and his colleagues, till the evening, when Mr. adjourned of Dillon addressed a large gathering
kingdoms but, uuion, of freedom,;
paper a union
with
note
test.
frieuds.
loviug
ordinary the last
indeed
is
language
a
and
admiring
pin
Italy revolt that he should against, surprised It XIII. the present condition of Leo if be wonderful any indeed, would, man were to observe it liberal-minded to vehement roused without pro being
has
certainly grand old
of three
the
Catholic,
a
modern
;
he
wretches dungeons of
poor
and
Gladstone
man,
;
foes, of
the
sympathetic
as
Mr. Glad much interest from which it appears that stone's letter, and the humiliatiug intolerable, at last commanded of the Holy Father position Liberal states of the great the attention
a
malevolent the blessing
him
in
the
upon
the
in revels schoolboy of and and health vigour ChristmrtB an absolute mind and body give him and intellectual exuberance of physical with He has been flooded activity affec 'and messages of esteem,' letters from all and veneration quarters tion, bitter and if he has classes and all
and
did
as
of
eightieth He has been Southern Italy
in
holiday &s
as
fiud
to the peoples sperity not united by a mere of hearts, by a union not Coerciou.
his
on
of
=
Man-
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based
argumenta
in the King ing forgotten Bomba. May he live to accomplish his of Ireland and work as the friend great his and may 6f oppressed nationalities, and be fruitful in services pro peace
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illustration,
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rich
is
atheism
its
the sanctuary very Church. The way is of the establishment
as power marshalled of convincingness thrilling, of as irresistible. The eye has lost none The ready gesture has al the old fire. most added animation and buoygained He plunges as into the keenly ancy. of in for the rights man Italy struggle as when thirty-eight years ago, to-day memorable visit. he paid Naples a former PontiffThe wrongs of the Pope, the
coiild
man
life
His language
ail
bloodshed
'
be accepted. not his be1 asked to risk
this
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this
;
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with
moment
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to As
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gone to would have
.
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as
writer
Had Uie Sardinian Rome the Italian
not
;
Good
untiring American His so. as
at
shipboard
on
the Church.
for
Monarchy
busy,
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was
evil
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receptive,
as
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Administration.
.
observed
I
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meeting
The Premier (Mr. Gillies) his policy after the dissolution issue of the writs.
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Mr.
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London,
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Government
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8. February be banqueted
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late have forwarded their ministry report to the Governor. Heavy rains have fallen throughout the and and the farmers colony
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provided. revolutionist
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6.
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Australia,
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amount
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6.
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of Australia. News is to baud of a collision having occurred in the English Channel between the barque Largo Bay and a steamer, of which is not definitely known the name
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point.
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no
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visit
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the 21st day of, December, in the of Our the eleventh Lord, 1888, of Our Pontificate.
have
since 1868. has been ascertained
Office
one.
a
upon
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a
inheritance. that prayer
charge,
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,
Our With a fervent Benediction with it may bring Apostolic and graces of Heaven, the richest gifts we bestow it most lovingly upon yon. and venerable brother, upon the clergy faithful
and
5.
that Austrian
action brought by Mr. the Times in the Scotch against has been dismissed on a technical The Tribunal of Justice has
of has
and Ireland, from their forefathers
cents,
the proceedings enquiry to-day, admitted that he joined the Fenian body with the express of betraying its object had members. He also stated that lie been engaged as a. spy for the Home
states
The
from who do not a false construction upon. Our putting if it in the hope of uprooting, counsels, were that renowned to fidelity possible, Church holds so the Catholic which deceits
who
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itself in the of pages presents in British, Saxon and Nor history man who wasin times. St. Augustiue, effect the first Apostle of England, and consecrated was sent thither " of Pope St. Gregory." by order of The. Venerable Bede, the father records the history, fact, English the Roman Pontiff and tells how the symbol sent the pallium, of at the Apostolic authority, and, same
time,
Augustine
a
to
letter "
suffragan bishops York and London
empowering
Ordain twelve and bishops for who
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been said been
the Church ; Father had, from of old, a power not to be questioned to determine the truths of faith, and to condemn all It is heresies.
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On Saturday last, tlieproprietors of the PVcst Australian very kindly treated their to a picnic. It was employes held in tlie of Guildford, arid vicinity passed off in a successful manner. highly
Everyone will be pleased to hear that the boy McPherson assaulted barbarously by the murderer Johnson at Newcastle some weeks ago, and left for dead, is now en recovered from his injuries. tirely
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authorityand
too
untenable
Professor
and doctors in bishops, thirty branded him as a heretic. divinity The old British Church taught that the supremacy of the Pope was founded on the law of Christ ; every Roman Bishop or Pope, elected and consecrated, suceeded to "Peter in
spirituali
have
Skating
From
that
swears
sovereign
received the following subscrip week tlie Miss M. Smith during Fremantle £1'; 'Mr. Barney McGuiness' Back Flats, 6d. Mr. James £l|12s. Mc 18s. Guiness, '9d. do.,
"The See has Apostolic established by God in tbe plenitude of In when 1411, power." " It is not of Wy cliff e taught that to salvation to hold that necessity the Roman Church is supreme the Archbishop churches," among of and thirteen Canterbury,
duly
its
see,
;
Peter. He who Peter undoubtedly who made him Christ, over His Church." prince Pope Clement IV. was addressed by Edward III. as Chief Bishop of the Holy Roman Catholic Church." your Holiness, how obedient said, tbe clergy, and royal family, of our kingdom have always to See. he your Again,
a
the
tions
Blessed Blessed
recollect
are
most
itoca.i
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desire
to
appointed
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to
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swear
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reject
account, land to
abjure abjures abjures
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them as having his doctrine." addressed the Anselm, following words to the king: "You wish mo to
shall
and declares the supreme head of the Church in all things, ecclesiastical and civil, and of the diocese over which, he is appointed to rule. It would be a hopeless task to to reconcile all attempt this with the ways of the bishops of the ancient British Church. Yet men are so as to perverse the task. A more fruitattempt less endeavour could not be The of undertaken. teachings
successors,
I will be lawfully descending. tbeir to defend and retain helper the Roman Papacy and the regal of St. Peter all men. rights against I will observe to the utmost of my the commands, power Apostolic and make them to be observed by others." of York, wrote Alciiin,
may not deviated
offences,
enoririities, of this authority
that he holds from of the realm his office, ties as well as realities, that he or she is
Holy
"That he may not be found to bis a schismatic or lei. non-Catholic, him follow the most trust-worthy of the Roman authority, Cliui'ch, that the members be not sepai-ate from his head, and the of bearer tbe keys of the heavenly kingdom
abuses,,
passed in parliament every of the Churchof England;
was
bishop
in
and
privilege
present be united and annexed Parliament, to the Grown of this Imperial realni." From the time that this
to
the
Church, and
be
will
obedient
by
forever,
act
hour and and
schisms, and
heresies,
contempts,
statement.
I from this future faithful Blessed Priter, Roman Apostolic
or
;
from the authority that in every bishop England held that his jurisdiction flowed from the successor of Peter. The oath taken by them at the time of their consecration, the of which is a copy, following this
pre-eminence
and, superiority .pre and ..ecclesias eminences, spiritual tical as power by any spiritual and Ecclesiastical hath authority heretofore or been, may be, or used for the lawfully exercised, order and correction of the same, I'tnd of all manner of errors,
The voice of for over a proclaims that, before the refor years received every Archbishop
confirms
of au
and ecclesiastical, within spiritual this realm." And " such jurisdiction,
kingdom."
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person,
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themselves also be metropolitans and receive the from pallium Rome." The Venerable Bede him" held that Blessed Peter in self; a special received the keys mariner arid the of the kingdom of heaven .
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we learn daily press, that Mr Shenton, M.L.C;, with his wellknown liberality, has lately given two large to boxes of grapes the inmates of the Invalid Mr. Depot. Shenton's generous act will be admired 110 less by the public than it was appreciated by the poor old men at Mount Eliza. .
George
Malay, found guilty of the murder of Mr. Claude at Kerr, Cossack, and sentenced to was death, down brought to Fremantle from the North-west lier last by the Otway on The trip. Executive will shortly meet, we under for the purpose stand, of deciding whether or not the extreme of the law will penalty in his efise, be carried out. a
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obvious, then, that for before the reformation
1000
years
the people to believe in
of England held that the Pope as the successor of St. Peter and the true head of the Church of England was essential and to faith absolutely necessary to salvation. It would be weari some to adduce further testimony to prove the truth of this fact. But the new Church of England its been has, from very initiation, It violently opposed to the Pope.
A boat four men holding suddenly in capsized the Swan 011 lash Saturday the occupants thrown being into the water. must They have been inevitably drowned had not some prisoners who were 011 a working close dredge by come to their rescue. It quickly is to be of hoped that the conduct the prisoners will meet with some reward.
Mr. H. D. a warder Naylou, at the Fremantle " of the prison and one noble Six H undred" took who part in the famous charge at Balaclava, had a narrow escape from instantaneous death on tlie morning of Saturday last. Whilst leaning his on Winchester rifle, the weapon bv some means went and the off, bullet his hand, passed through near the thumb and afterwards went so close to his face
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next the usual monthly On Friday .evening of the of male branches the meetings Heart will be of the Sacred Association at the usual and Fremantle held inPerth hour.
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the Bishop Lordship last from Tuesday afternoon
on
York; where During the
he had been 011 a short visit., Father Bishop's stay in York, a for was at Subiaco change.
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train
from
the bringing mails arrived in 2 o'clock on Tues-
Albany
and Intercolonial English at a little before Perth
last, having left Albany the1 previous at about 7 o'clock. The" distance evening —354 miles— was run through in a little 18 A who under hours; passenger, arrived informs us with by the train, that, of one mile the exception and. a quarter, ;lie whole line is now.laid down with rails, there yet remains some ballasting ! ilthough Of the gap that has to be to be done. that yesterday three it was stated Vailed, of a mile wpuld be laid and the' (quarters gap closed up to-day.
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as village their feelings.
one
singularly gratifying Both and old young to will in days call back come, frequently, to the memory happy time when they attended the first Benediction service held in the Guildford chapel. The Catholics here deserve all praise. and They attend the Sacraments regularly, to
are
ever
to
willing
assist
any undertaking whichjhas of God. greater glory rewarded for abundantly
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to present, aspirant political and Time alone lull. power. can whether Honest. John" be successful, the victory remain with his opponents, action taken will by Mr. most
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from
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violation
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honours as attach to humble Legislature, and
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to
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On Monday last, our Council Municipal aud considered the applications (four for the of office of in iHimbor) Inspector decided to elect Mr. and J. Nuisances, met
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place.
cer
in political who ambit-
Australia may and guiding
see attained, practical working whenever cxemptillied to be held in our
or
the
reasons
public
Correspondent.
Tlie Buubury election is now over and has taken very by the people quietly here, there being scarcely any one present at the Court House at the declaration of Our old and tho poll. much respected Mr. H. W. Venn, representative, being the only candidate for the honour, was, re-elected Mr. of course, unopposed, return Venn's gives general satisfaction will be though I believe the next election contested if he puts up. Judging from of tlie influence the gentleman who- is to stand if requisitioned, said to be willing there will 'be a hard, struggle for premier
parliament
011
a
it
On the merits or demerits of Mr. Morgan \s at this case, we arc not, of course, of stage the proceedings, in a even if we position, were at liberty, to speak. Sooffi doubtless, his plaint will be made before the proper tribunal and he will obtain the justice which he appears to seek. The issue may mean to him a seat in "the new or.
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Commissioner of Police has lately The from received the following telegram " Mason Sergeant Kennedy, Roebourne
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to for illfrequently brought justice to the natives, whereas, previous treating number of Act becoming law, the greater must have offenders these escaped as altogether, very rarely punishment of the case kind mentioned indeed a that it is very many probable although occurred came before our magistrates for trial Things are eviden tly improving last week this direction. Only in referred to abovo, of the description a case was which, had been condigtily punished, now there from the Greenough reported to the intelligence comes from Carnarvon effect that a few days ago Charles Pollard, of two charges of 011 his being convicted was natives, fined assaulting aboriginal and we have just heard on good £25 in all that at Derby, authority quite recently, similar character offence of a an for an named Frank individual Morgan has been To the committed for trial. Aborigines must Act" be given, we think, Protection due for this measure the credit in a large improved state of affairs.
M.L.C.,
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passed a' two ago by our Legisyears deal of good in a great doing which it can be successfully in White men are now operation.
over
lature, districts
,
in
fishing-rod, of Mr.
the property Venn, with the defendant, who together out in a Mr. D. A. Hay, as driving |md for a day's Constable carriage fishing. admitted that Buck, in cross-examination, he had to to joining the police previous but stated that his pass an examination, was not tested. The case was j" eye-sight" dismissed. case,
glazed
in
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to
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a who, gentleman Records the to known in he. was not personally many was well known West Australia probably who by repute to many of the old soldiers reside among us. We allude to the late who was for many years Signor Tamplini, 96th of the bandmaster (Manchester) as well as of several other bands in Regt., the Service. So far back as 1847 he play Theatre ed the bassoon at Her Majesty's and under Sir Michael also belong Corta, ed to the celebrated orchestra of M. Julhis works are lien. Among published The Bandsman a method for all .the "a Instruments used in Military Bands sounds of tho Diagram of all the practicable At Modern Musical "Complete System las of Instrumentation The " Trumpetand Drum-Major," Bugle-Major, Major, works. with numerous other together the Signor was bandmaster of the Latterly Hon. Artillery Company's Band, and the Band of the Corps of Commissionnaires. His death took place at Bologna, Italy,
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011. which based. The gentleman who fulfilled the duties of Returning Officer on the occasion of. the late elections in for treatment comes especially rough Whether deservedly or not remains to be at the petitioner's hands. A gainst proved the referred officer to, a charge bordering on favouritism is made. In contradistinc tion to his demeanour towards tho other candidates' he is accused of scrutineers, for some refusing, time, two persistently gentlemen, duly appointed by Mr. Hor of as scrutineers, the right gan entering 011 the Hall and taking their the places where the of the votes platform counting was It is that taking place. complained votes the reading of the he was during indistinct and inaudible, and that often vote had boon noted after a particular he corrected the same. the Sometimes, he read so rapidly that it petitioner says, to became difficult and that, keep tally, at the conclusion, the checking of Mr. of the candidates, one aud Mr. J. Traylen, to Moffat, a scrutineer, as the agreed number polled for E. Keane, and showed that Mr. over Horgan had been returned of one the latter gentleman by a majority vote. Reference is made by the peti tioner to the electoral contest which took some months between himself place, ago, and Mr. Burt. On that so he occasion, the Returning Officer states, erroneously to Mr. Burt a vote which passed over for the had been recorded but petitioner, when apprised, corrected afterwards, his mistake. Some charges of personation are likewise made He by Mr. Horgan. of names five whom persons gives the he accuses of illegal One of these voting. he declares was an of Dr. Scott. agent In concluding Mr. that a Horgan prays of and recounting the ballot scrutiny papers to be taken, be ordered so that the may correct numbers for each candidate may be and whether such ascertained, took place and that if, upon personation such scrutiny and recounting, the number of votes declared by the Returning Officer in be found or or a incorrect, under, number or to the number minority polled the petitioner, return for that the be amended with costs to the accordingly the in petitioner against, proper party which event the claims the petitioner seat. Tho also prays that it petitioner bo determined that of may the election Edward Scott, was and that the void, costs and incidental of, to, his petition be defrayed or may Scott by Edward other party.
of
the Southern Times, of February a learn that Mr. J. P. Sisson, at was (Solicitor residing Buiibury, recently named Buck summoned by a policeman a for carrying the Municipality gun within From the eviwithout having a license. to have llence adduced it been a appears of mistaken case identity— what appeared to be a gun out Vo the constable turning th,
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take place to-day and races Thb Bunbury be attended and will to-morrow, by a good from Perth and Frenumber of visitors i! mantle.
evening, Benediction
.
i
Sunday
time, Sacrament
,
,
for the 10th inst., the Most Holy in the Guildford was given almost The church was crowded chapel. to suffocation by the faithful who, one and most anxious to assist on the all, were occasion. For some time' previous the of Catholics had been making Guilcjford the necessary From 'preparations. Sydand costly was handsome ney procyirecl as well as other remonstrance, requisites, of -which, tlie. expense though very great, it to say, is needless borne by the was, town. Catholic of the little inhabitants The was a 'beautiful cope specimen of artistic work executed Mary by Mother decorated as it and the altar, Francis, had been by tasteful hands, presented indeed a pretty To the good appearance. is due great credit for the manner Sisters and in which was arranged everything, As to the carried out. it was all singing, the efforts of the that could be desired choir the admiration of many winning who are visitors, competent judges .of. the vocal music. Before Benediction was the Rev. Father who given, Kelly, an serofficiated, appropriate preached dn the and" 111011, Most Holy' Sacrament, to with the discourse was listened wrapt attention by the assembled, people. to congratulate the"; Fr.Kolty said thathehad that the holy and consoling congregation of the Benediction of rite the Most Holy. Sacrament was to be celebrated for the first time in their with' circumchurch, every stance of becoming pomp. Itwas due inthe first and the active place to the initiative oxertions of Mercy, and, of thegoodSisters in particular, I10 would of the lady.,. say, branch convent of in| charge of the little this town and in the next place to their and own zealous iff ready co-operation which had for its the every work object' of God's house and the splendour' beauty of His worship. He dwelt at some length of our on the Real Presence Lord in the' Blessed Sacrament. It was that, strange, with the God of all holiness dwelling of them, in tho midst men' familiarly to should be so given evil. But to-night would dismiss all such they distressing Let them lay open their hearts thoughts. let before Jesusin the Blessed Sacrament— thorn taste and try how sweet the Lord is. Here the sorrowful, the afflicted,' the relief. would find a sure sorely tempted, on that would they Surety night rejoice that they were Catholics, feeling deeply true how it was that there is no nation bur which has its God as near to it as God is to us." He prayed that the blessing of our Lord might follow each one of them, rest and their households and upon
On
first
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to the We are acknowledge requested receipt by His Lordship the Bishop from Dr. of the sum of £5, being a Barnett, of tlie of an entertain portion proceeds ment at the port in aid of held recently charitable institutions.
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gold.
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the
Kimberley,
of
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The
yesterday
Morrissey brought finds 'of in. Good sniaH lots came ijtlier miles this gold have been got seventeen side of Pilbarra. Most of the diggers are there. McGregor leaves by the .rushing Fremantle with Fliuders for splendid,
fibtion.
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learn
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per
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large will
;
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him his duties prevent carrying ina thoroughly efficient manner. Our town with is troubled many nuisances, the chief at of which is tho swamp the end of near the Parsonage, which Prinsep Street, the main tho cause I think, of nearly is, all the sickness in this town, and ought to to bo the first thing seen by our Inspector.an otter was' made some I believe little fill to in this time for the ago swamp land it covers, and I think the Governout
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this month, the day on annual will be held, is sports forward to with pleasing anticipa to visitors from tions. We expect see on York and Perth Newcastle, present the occasion. Catholic A meeting of our Young Men's held was on I am Saturday last. Society to say that the attendance was sorry very thatno business small so few were present The could be done. meeting was adjourn ed till Saturday, 16th, when we hope to hat e attendance. The young men who a large at the meeting agreed put in an appearance to lend a hand in making the shed for the out and carrying bazaar and teaineet-ing other necessary arrangements. On Sunday last the usual monthly Branch of the meeting of the Female A Heart held. Sacred Association was number the Holy good approached Sacrament. We now hear of nothing importance the gold fields. The people concerning to about here do not seem the gold get fever at all. The weather continues fine cool and we are some enjoying pleasantly
The which looked
.
age.
in town to Already arriving rather witness our races I think, or which, will be a success, though they hope, as far as the cannot, prizes are concerned, said to be a patch on last be year's of money. scarcity probably owing to the recent the Govern I notice issue of by a a has been ment Gazette that commission to into the causes of a appointed inquire the as disease cattle known among and I might Rickets" or Wabbles," that the say that it is my humble opinion the localities farmers' and graziers about wliere cattle are from the disease suffering to the commission can give a good help or in the newspapers by publishing themselves to the commissioners sending their of what causes the disease. opinions difference of I know that there is a as to the real cause of the com opinion some think it is a sort of feed plaint; eat that it is an animals aud others the. infectious disease. from Rumour has it that an eleven race Perth will visit during Bunbury week. Our cricketers held a meeting on of Thursday evening last for the purpose if them for a match with they arranging should At the same happen to come. also decided to a meeting it was play match in Bunbury on Wednesday next between the Vasse and Bunbury teams. Our little town bids fair to be well pro this weeK. vided with amusements during There will be a cricket match to-morrow to be held on the 14th and our races are of the 15tli the Race Ball on the night a 15th ; and on the following evening Concert in aid of the Bunbury Cricket Club will be given. I also hear a portion of in the Hayes' Circus arrived yesterday "Theresa." The Drawing of Prizes will take place in the Bunbury Catholic School Boys' room on the 16th insb., evening, Saturday advertis instead of the 20tli, as previously visitors
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have but
it
we
are
Feb.
had some broke last
having
hob weather and whilst
very
night
heavy
a
downpour.
our
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Heart
was
The
elections
are
to be the
happy
to say there was
that rival
strong the
which
rowdyism
in
other
day
that
from
the
consequence district country
As
enormous
crowd to hear
eager
became
it
as
soon
of
House
and
the
that
au
of not known
taking
was poll assembled the result.
at
the The
announcement
which
wa3
Mr. DeHamel cheering. then briefly thanked his for supporters him at the head placing of the and poll, assured them that he would do his utmost to retain the confidence they had placed in him. Three hearty cheers then were given for Sir Thomas and the termi proceedings nated. :
great
.
I hear is picnic scriptions
that the to be held in
aid
school on the
of
,
pretty freely. of The ceremony Great Southern the
children's 20th instant
which
sub
;
coming
are
the driving is Railway
annual
last to
in in
spike take
place
Thursday next, at a spot half way between and This final Albany Beverley. spike home by Mr. I'owell. the ciiailis to be driven on
of the
man
of the of
<
the
Board
leading contractor,
of Directors.
townspeople, will
at
A laige party the invitation
he present When the
ceremony. teresting of the Commissioner Railways drawn carriage by the Government Fremantle through from
at
this
people in
his
in see own
engine to Albany steaming it will be ample proof that on Thursday next, of the Great Southern line is the completion fact. au accomplished here has been and The weather very sultry aud a good downpour of oppressive of late, wanted. is rain badly Feb.
11th
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the colony of Western Volunteers. The General following Orders, dated January and Feb 30th, 5th respectively; have been issued ruary ead Quarters by His the Governor has Excellency for
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Volunteer
the
accept
resignation
Western Australia of Lieutenant F.
in
Force of the Fremantle
Wemyss,
His Excellency Commander-in-Chief
Artillery.
Governor
the
trusts
Corps
and
that
;
the
he
is
;
;
;
beiug cations
former
draw
a
was
time
to necessary study to be spoken on, the question thoroughly and to to' commit the speech memory. He assured those that if present they endeavoured to carry these persoveringly not rules into could they practice, to attain a fair of fail degree proficiency Mr. Moffat con in the art of speaking. from cluded his remarks the by reading fall Mall an article written Gazette, by Orator Mr. Wm. the great Irish O'Brien, the methods adopted by him describing to qualify himself as a public speaker. The reading of a piece by Mr. P. Healy, to entitled Cease to do evil ; learn do to a close. well," brought the proceedings
in-
provisionally should W.
1 year
within
be A.
of
Appli
appointed. addressed
the
to
Volunteer
Force,
submitted
to the iust. 15th prior Arm Alexander Accepted. for and embarking mails at for one £l 5s per at year,
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of then consequence the The game. in the first 234 runs 110. On the following
finish
Northerners
met
the
Fremantle by a few
and defeated them however being decided
24th
iust.
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The American attitude taken
Sumoa.
in
team
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are
press
by the
up
at
Germans
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Mr.
runs,
the
on
the
at
first
her
NORTHAMPTON (By Telegraph). AT
Joseph Chamberlaiu, speakingEdgbaston, said that England without colonies
would
sink
into
a
fifth-rate
One
The the
and
men
hundred an
being yards
and
and
distance,
in
spare, and a
first>
than
five
After the
First
:
of
Heat.
new
type estimated
is
The death
;
done
was
8.
Hosken, 9yds., J. Drage, 11yds.,
Bob
(aboriginal) Won
J.
10yds.,
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Murska,
is
The
being de-troyed. at «£600.
announced
of
lima
Evans
won
distance
Drew
by
a
W.
...
Final
being and
8. J.
the third
same men.
Heat.
...
people
Heat.
Drew, 5yds., Hosken, 9yds., Evans, 8yds.,
THURSDAY,
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William
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Europe.
poverty.
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JANUARY Ihe
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disclosed had lobster to
that this wife of life
on
the
drawn, decided Mr.
to
Cobb,
was
the same
the
the lor
The cause
deceased occasion
cause.
of
from
or
bed.
Peter under
Lord
Harrington's National Liberal rush of unprecedented In addition to this, the
had
who
withdraw,
to
proposed remain.
Among
M.P.
The
new
with have
these is arrivals
Earl include Earl Russell, Comptou, Sir William A.D.C. to Butler, the Queeu, Sir Wilfrid Mr. Lawson, M.I\, Bernard Coleridge, Mr. M.P., Munro31.
of
returns
notified
are
body of Sydney
in
been an members. several old members,
2
...
the
on
died
new
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GAZETTE.
Council. Legislative the following members Robert Frederick coytie tou Grant McKenzie
result
The secession Club has
yard.
GOVERNMENT
supper doctors deposed of death. The
3.
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a
in came half a ahead of yard No time taken. Over two hundred witnessed the sports.
Drew Hosken.
in
circumstances, the deceased before going
lost her nearly from the same
1 2
...
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essentially
3.
...
5yds.,
F.Lloyd, 5yds., H. Carson, 1yd., Won by
Munich
inquest who
peculiar fact that
1 2
...
there foot, the second
Drew,
The
Heat.
Third T.
in
She died Swanson
scratch
between
de
Hungarian
Nightiugale," who some years ago visited Australia. She was recently discovered in New of dire, York, in a state and poverty, was assisted t<> return to
3.
...
Evans, 8yds., Harvey, 9yds.,
0. J.
a
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easily.
Second J.
1st 2
...
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by
newspaper office, of 21st early on the morning the composing room and n
quantity The loss
tfab
Handicap
result
following
thirty killed persons were sustained serious very-
Considerable damage at the Record
January,
was con run, Hosken and F. Lloyd 5 yards to Hosken. A effected and the latter won Then a Sheffield
the
others
many
Bathurst,
time
S.
Lloyd conceding was good start by three yards. with
creditable seconds.
match
were
run
the
tape
less
no
fire
the
was
the
with
quarter
private
testants
breasted
winner,
easy
yards
fifty
Drew
to
sixteen another
were
vicinity
injuries.
excited wondered in excellent form-
race
in
by which
hire,
a match for £20 carncprivate the this town between C. J. Drew, of the winner hundred yards championship New Year's and H. Carson of on Day.
Tuesday,
Geraldton. interest and
18th
took on place of Hyde, Ches
explosion the
colliery
Jan.
in
was
the
Power.
On
off
its
Regulations.
Albany
in
to
team made and the later
innings day the
merits.
It successful for themselves with accordance the on
fur necessary to submit
Tenders
;
no
considered
;
;
result
not
receive from applications who might be willing to services in connection with with a view to each applica
their
strong,
;
will
to
open
;
:
out
geutlemen
offer
;
;
;
carried
being
Artillery
to by the lack of an officer to take Lieut. charge of the crops. Wemyss huving tendered his resignition, His Excellency desires to that notify
and Olbs.
;
;
being
now
Fremantle
be affected
Commandant
13 7 Premier, 13 0; Rocket, 13 7 Littleton, 12 3 Kinsman, 12 3 Nigger, West, 12 7 12 0 Fairy, Rosamond, 12 0. Northam Duration. Stakes, 2£ miles lOsts. Olbs. 7 7 7 0 Hinemoa, Progress, 6 10 Lowlander, 6 10 Gunpowder. Hero, 6 7 6 7. 6 10 Valentine, Footprint, tinA cricket match was between played Northerners and M.C.C. last. on Thursday The
of the
organisation
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was
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Henry
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a fair of members There was attendance the meeting of this association held on After the ordinary busi Thursday last. had been despatched, good ness a verv of readings and recitations was programme Mr. R. Pratt came first gone through. entitled "The with a recitation Village Blacksmith." Mr. W. Reardon followed with a reading Sorrow for the Dead," Mr. Conway by Washington Irving. " then recited Psalm of Longfellow's Life and Mr. P. Healy contributed by " O'Connell's address to the reading Clare Electors." The various selections were well rendered and met with hearty assembled. from the members applause The Mr. John Moffat, then President, delivered address on The art of a short He said that in tracing up speaking." the lives of men and who, in ancient as modern shone times, conspicuously successful it was invariably speakers, found that they became such by always He instanced their preparing speeches. the late Right Hon W. B. Dalley, who, he said, endowed although pre-eminently and possessing with a great intellect, to attribute constitute a likely every it a good speaker, yet always made point to write out and commit his speeches to He said that unless a speaker, memory. and especially a public speaker, prepared he could never well what he had to say, his to make any upon impression expect To become hearers. an effective speaker, it
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ATHLETICS
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Mr. Dellamel voting was Sir Thomas 102, Campbell 79v Mr. DeHamel was therefore declared duly elected member for this town and district, received with
YOUNG
Alexander
Toodyay Yasse Stephen Charles Harper ;
the corps, tion being would be
MEN'S
"
in
declaration an
place, Court
the in a
proceedings began on Mon not declared un-
was
the
arrived.
having
fact
against off passed manner, absence of similar
Wednesday evening votes
am
orderly entire
result
N 1>
Observer.)
(By
in Perth the game
at
has I
opposition election
marred The polling
places, but the
last,
until the
well
the
notwithstanding
that,
an
was
was
over, and Mr. DeHamel successful candidate.
candidate, and quiet
very there
male held
fairly
attended.
proved
the
Society
and
last,
A
NOTES
GLEANINGS.
SOCIETY.
of
meeting
Sacred
evening
SPORTING
innings.
CATHOLIC
tou
and
Burt,
Richardson
any
:
PERTH
monthly
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from a following correspondent in last Friday's issue of the Mor appears a Herald On Saturday morning ning for man named Thomas Macnamara, young sometime barman at the. Hotel, Railway of Colonial died at the Hospital Perth, His friends delirium tremens. complain in of the manner "which he was bitterly statements are true and if their treated, to believe and I have every reason they should be made are a searching inquiry of the police, not only into the conduct but also into that of the medical staff of The facts com the Colonial Hospital. of are these On Tuesday evening plained to the' unfortunate man went a store in several articles of and purchased Perth, them he clothing. Leaving proceeded and suddenly the fit at along Hay-street, tacked him and he commenced shouting and singing. He was arrested by she and taken to the lock-up. police, During and early in the night he became worse, sent the morning 'Dr. was Wayleh for, till about noon. When and did not arrive his removal he saw the patient he ordered not to the but this was done hospital until the next Thus a man day at noon. most from a dangerous illness suffering in was allowed to remain from 9 custody of on the afternoon Tuesday until p.m. attention." without Thursday,propet
11th.
The branch
;
Septimus
"
The
ALBANY.
an
WRONG.
SOMETHING
of A large number members wire at the present weekly meeting of this The princi association on Thursday last. was the of the programme pal feature of the number of the February reading The arti by the Editor. leading journal to which cle. dealt with ,.the dangers Catholics were who connected exposedthemselves certain non-Catholic with the members and urged Societies, upon to endeavour to induce the Catholic youi.g to this men of Perth institution, by join and ad before them the privileges laying of membership, and thus effectu vantages dissuade one or them from joining ally associations in other of the dangerous existence. The sub-leader had reference to the of a knowledge of com advantages to and the opportunity afforded position members for by the journal acquirirgcontributed that art. The articles by members included an account by "Celt" of of the blessing of the foundation stone under the St. School a letter Brigid's of "A Necessity" heading by "Yeoman" "A some Suggestion" by "Social"; Editorial Notes" and a poem contri Member". Several buted Junior by members criticised the contents of the and commented on the opinions, Journal, contributors. put forth by the various thun The John President, (Mr. Moffat) favoured the meeting with a on reading music" The influence of by Gerald read a and Mr. John Conway Griffin, entitled Before Immortality." piece it was announced the close of the meeting, Manager of the .Dramatic by the Stage that a public entertainment Committee Hall on the would be held in the Society's 26th February inst.-
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of
27th
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of tin ore a already good quantity been sent to the Colonies for assay. I very much regret the death recording of Mrs. John Moore, an old and respected which sad event resident of Bunbury, took on place Wednesday last at the residence of her grand-daughter, Mrs. E. in interred Woodrow. The remains were oil Picton tlie following day, cemetery followed to their last and were resting of relatives number by a goodly place and friends. The deceased lady was 8(1 years'of
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millers
California!!
prefer
home
grown
which
I
but
;
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exert
to
grower
this
were
doubt, the A ustral
stimulate
to
himself
here
Australian wheat to that
to
inclined
ain
decidedly
that
said
is
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it
so,
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more
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than
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the
borne
on
stamps The
head
has
been
crest
of
an
pattern. Victoria the emu,
new
entirely
of
Queen by
or
an
replaced The stamps, that Colony. home made, and are evidently which of the United manufacture not the with whose of so as is the case States, the bear words our Colonies, of many < one word New South Wales Postage' corner. In a bund which euch in being the top is One on snrronnds the emu, the and at the bottom Huudred Years,' before now amount of the stamp— -that M ail. us European twopence." being —
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and
much.
as
He
the
for pect he had
?"
Oh,
yet. thunderin'
I
the
would
it
in
now
the
have that's
maybe
But,
too
gentlemen, I thought
he to God. Catholic Tyner last
all
been what's
of
time
the
Glory
we
had
there of notes
phantom it Among parish knew
the
'
the
the
some
friend
this
day
as
of
.
the
but con
there standing the road with
room
we
of tender young bade them watch choke
it
cealed and
in
health.
his
Whether
it
the
effort,
was
that
he felt
more
likely,
fowl how
him. small
a
was,
his
on
he plate, bite next
the
Tender,
however,
of bone
splint
fastened minutes
it
his
across
con
throat,
all a few after, despite to save endeavours of his friends the wicked was dead. him, squire When the time came for the funeral, with its the hearse, grand plumed horses and all the of a great pomp "Mad assembled, funeral, Nelly," :
the
old
who
woman
stood them
curse,
bidding would
had the
amongst watch
_
the
along flinging At ground.
the great hearse the
from
was
priest the horses
what
see
head to and
plunged, coffin out
upon
the
so
last,
the
runs, blessed
the
bystanders,
moment in the
was oak coffin placed horses trembled started, and then reared, foot,
tore the
uttered
and
The
happen.
story who
brought,
and read prayers which in after they were duced to bear the coffin to the grave. They say that. Mad Nelly kept up a fire of prophecies, running saying that in every the curse would show genera 44 the priest had said, tion as the until,
them,
over
innocent
should atone." one, Well, the innocent in have thought terrible one for some way did atone, in every fate lias followed one genera and the doomed one tion, always saw the either the or phantom squire coach, though it has always been said would
in
each of sin.
it
case
was
have
about
the and
came,
just
a
I
heard
punish a
many
neighbourhood many wondering
the old squire's to whether be laid yet. ghost would 44 One thing strikes me very forcibly, " and it is father I broke in here, !" as
that if you have Mass
arrange in that
can
said To
a
grand coach seated There himself. was no the gate f6r him and his
open
a
should
we
it,
old
precious
dining-room."
I suppose Well, lived but on there, I speak lie came
it.
of his which in
res
with the One day he was sea road below us You may have
village fine house from hack
up box
to
any
died. That priest down to dinner have just with left, sat
He them told party of friends. of what had laughingly happened during the day, and, looking at a piece
conjecture since you surmises
connected
anything
a
We
form, well as
old
Tyner
gay
No
be
Continued.
More
Hard
Times.
If
so will much on spending yon stop rich food and fine clothes, style, buy good, and better healthy food, cheaper clothing real and substantial get more things of life and the foolish every way, especially stop habit of employing expensive quack doctors
much
so
or
using that in trust
cine
!
different.
his
hurried
and
a
nice
of the
experiences
Popish
Father dine
Delaney,
does that
of
you
at
.always
a
the
pure
medi
humbug
harm,
;
but
put your Dr. remedy,
that cures Bitters; will and see you Chron good health.
Hop
cost,
trifling
and
good Limes
vile
only
simple,
American
Soule's
have
"
icle.
hand,
him
you go
you your
to really
position that I spiritual
for
on
but
anything
was
ever?
head
of
glad guidance.
to
as was
It
pleasant." in such a
a
that
certainly
a
the
house
in reliable 1 have heard of j
voice
cried
bit
next
race
your spirit be accursed." in amazement
some
it
powerful saw
an
seemed
feeble strength front his powerful
call 44
and
May
!
him, he
remarkable
haunted
the
—
you
squire. Then the and com
out
old a
could
you never
miracle
a
eat choke rest and
that
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into
what
<»JT»
imperious
4
wicked
kind who I
with us that to day. for many lived in the parish and him the to coming of a
and
the
horsewhip
hound,' the old
Again good,
I'll
or
instant,
or,
resented he refused.
dignity but order,
exchang
our
to
unequal
had
everyone
came
Tyner
Who
I
in
ment
4
a
of possession of unqualified was a source Ballytyner I hurried towards him at delight. all followed us into the arid once, 44 Can throw drawingroom. you any father ? I asked. on all this, light
is
!"
night Squire
that
or com
—
was.
them
was
years, Catholic
ladies
was, their
priest,
He had
and work
month
a
seated on eye fell on a poor old priest wall the low by the road, looking out at the He shouted out to him seat. Hulloa that fellow, open gate for me.' The old man was feeble very and had come to the place for his
at
place
in hatred
gate before
one
maddening
drawingroom,.
hubbub
44
for
the
driving on the
,
this
By
ing
?
ould
him." out
dire
along
large
guessed ;
remarkable
a
Dublin
to
somewhat
like a blast swept in and up the stairs notliin' whirlwind and I could see at what it was. all I And you it
must host that the
great part of his then however,
a
and
religion.
noticed
the
seen
night
sin is his— shall atone for
the
of from and groont, fair share of
a
bears But
it.
i-eligion
through
knock. The mistress and the priest mistress young all the ladies heard it, and when and the door a cold only opened
and and
all
worthy remarking
now
a
driving
at his heard
squire's' if you
!
his
Phantom
4
old Lord
old
were
dinin
had
spent
for
tempt
1 thought
the
seen
The
sir.
44
answer-
the
we
here with wild returning wicked as himself. .as panions that he had little imagine may
was
sir,?"
My for
here, off
Catholic it,
for
two
Preston
was
he
see
me
same.
?"
now
Oh, then, it most ambiguous
should
raise
iust
44
in
that
-
not-
fire.
judge
can
you the
appearance
going
,
asked, Where
when
The
come.
sacrilege
as
:
matter, the up springing steps. is the coach that drove up
,
I
Father,
said,
44
for
innocent
the
is
would
as
.
Black.
the
is
subject Father all
that
failing, to
That
counten must have on the human ings, ance." This acknow compliment being the good several hear, hears, by ledged on went priest 44 The is a good deal changed place since then, but the diningrootn and all much that part of the house are the
Story.
By Josephine 44
it
his
whatever may there is a wonderful in the of the expression improvement Let us it all down to features. put which the beautifying effect our holy well followed in all its hear religion,
CURSE.
Ghost
True
Yet
.
time
'
now,
squire resemblance to be the reason,
—
MAD
the when
on
relate it to us the drawingroom
present
who had
he
I
excuse
of
one
squire,"
portrait may you good looks.
subscription,having existence. Tweuty of the lived to the the Tontine
their proved members of
would round
His
original
account,
on
Delaney sembled "And
the
after
never,
discussion in the evening,
like
_
Strange, though, so like yours." 44 1 had as to repeated my question the old and the priest was squire, about to when the dinneranswer, and all agreed to defer gong sounded, any further later until
drive
innocent
give to his relation. his account that was
to
old
!
:
shareholders, share in the
to
right ths association
of
profits
116,000 their
that came
within at least a certain of the hearth-rug. 44 is not a very Well, the story long "but said the it runs as one," priest, a follows Nearly ago the century then of Squire Tyner, Ballytyner, wicked was a very indeed. man, living,
of
of
that
was
credence
radius
was shareholders 116,000, three years ago 17 of them, 162 shares in the Tontine, possessed still It is a curious fact alive.
who
own
his
tell
6,000
to
i
let
the
was
the
woman, may ever and have rest. have rest You can never ,no the anthat have touched Lord's nointed May your race be accursed !" said the in a old priest, "Nay,' " not the curse weak, voice,
J
it
v
said
!"
Aye
you
he felt himself and the ditch. on his way home hard to know very
till
it
fair,
He said that it
and
leaped off
44
gathered
and only
story is thread slight and the connecting minute as such and scientific— only it. knowledge of the period could make of its is conscious :..rTl»e reader hardly a to weld huge yet it suffices presence, correspondence mass of miscellaneous life-like into an authentic biogiaphy and of who all the man of portrait his mark on made the greatest others his anil generation. country with myself, A Cidoiiisi here, who, the future in takes very great interest of the Austral trade and flonr grain has directed my attention Colonies, just remarkable a is certainly very to what ol the chartering viz., circumstance— Ualifornian for steamers transporting should this wheat to Australia. Surely
He has
double
to proposed of the share the reduction
death thinned portions the iucome of each of the shareholders the was to have on survivors gone till it reached a maxi only increasing
increased number
knowledge, arrangement
his
of
of 40, 606,0331'., cash. The in
capital
livres after of 3,000 annually, the deaths of shareholders were and not the sur to the nation, profit vivors. By a decree signed in 1809 mazitnum of wus the livres 3,000
Fitzpatrick students ol human of
of all and
tact
represeut-
a
soft,
near.
i
which
Mr.
the
pertinacity these letters, and discretion,
inherits
route,
from what
a
there we know not; to combat with her, stay his seat again and up into rate at a towards great
Ballytyner.
in the muffled
noise
terrible with
it,
between as he
However,
!
mum
for
character,
.
Great
the address. a volumes containing of life O'Coundl,
Fitzpatrick's : Athenceum says due the gratitude is of truth, history,
State
as
Committee
Unionist
The
Tontine,
object holder's and advantage of the Debt. National Perpetual transformed rentes were and brought 5 per cent, The price into annuities. 90 In pro of each share was livres.
to
just
to
the freuch
l,000,000f. of the assoeation
over
originator attaiu the
address,'
once
French
at
nearer,
;
so
of l,318,199f. nominal a ing
his him birthday. upon congratulating in the They express unabated confidence lion, of the right gentleman, Irish policy confidence to a with look forward and at from Scotland, representation larger of a policy iu favour distant no date, to be at they believe honourable and
celebrated
association,
Midlothian, the eouutyj ,000 electors,: an
are
but
read
drove
declared
—
.
men
its
laughed
nearer, crushed
of
as: 1791 long ago by M. come to has just an end by Lafarge, the death of the last shareholders. In the statue deeds of the virtue of
by
villagers.
the
was
he
j
I
The created
WowThis, on successive year ever, al>-ent had been Mr. Gladstone which on the occasion from the local festivities ol The conveners of his birthday.
Hawatden
ibe
J
j
usual'manuer
Royal
which;300
iu
stables,
the squire he did hot
easy to about this in a ditch
always
the phantom coach, as coming just you
seen
with a done, and then distance, sound as it drew
j
j
the expenses
he had described
have
j
j
the
in
celebrated
was
j
tic-
employed.
hie seventyattained Gladstone The event year on December 29.
ninth
be in trod
cau
that and
j
j
the
figure.
Mr
any economies includes This sum
burning
as
.
hud that lie declared at home, recently out of four of a million made a quarter week he Next teen of his best plays. the intends to sell copyright by auction of these plays and it is probable of some in will" be keen competition, that there will not which the Colonists play a small
sum of come expenses a year. There must obviously 85,000/.. and be great somewhere, extravagance Lord the complaints of the -'teward'b office but it is said to be are constant; down or to see to cut it quite impossible
not
—
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well-
as
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j
is
America
in
the Queen's to the enormous
much
as
so. fellow found time last was year bruised black and blue" He
dp
that
said
is
stoi-ies
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possible,
j
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Australians
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here. such
light,
j
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the;
l
to
tried
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flaming
popular
a
about check
people
s
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known
iti
,
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save
children
Cardinal
see
Tender the for would
the
is
as
love
hear
of his
of every indeed
be strange unmoved the
terrible
power we'
Africa, of
Manning,
oppressed
his
of
England.
of
story
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that
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number
monster,
the to
or
many years liberation of a people. slaVes of their own
1
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!
could
To
slaves
lo
and
the the
there dreadful
have drink— a noble
been'
army
the
:
slaves of a noble
cause.
Great
the
Cardinal of Archbishop the mitre that adorns that brow, in the pallium
is
Westminster
,
his
in
venerable
'
his tireless in upon shoulders, the crimson robe that marks him Princes of the Chinch; but far is he as greater
hangs
father
of
lowly, slaved,
the and
Upon the
the
the
poor,
friend
of
i
,
(
be
of
the drink-en of the enslaver. sainted of priestsnows of eighty
liberator
the
scourge the head of this the Most High
-
have
but
fallen,
heart
his
.
to
think
that
ere
bis
ninny-
of
by this glory must humanity hour when his down
round
him.
'Tis
have
-years Church But away.
the
puss Lord
bid
shall
him
eternal,
soldier
1 '
of joy ami whispeiing of. the thousands and precept example, by
word, and out of the
and prayer, he has lid of the demon of in into the of the temperance liberty of Christ. In his dying hour redeemer a people's ami tears will be for prayers for him him, a ransomed host will plead ;
witli
!
44
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he
'
despotism
the limbs
of
.
1mbo u red, and died, lived, of the people of bis love have his sublime Whilst teachings. amid the applause of battling
Ire-
few, by England, and lew the they which they receive who bear plaudits aloft in the Green Isle of the the Cross abstinence and strive to total crusade, very,
few,
alas
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are
genuity
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look
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shall
sheep
in
land
the
to
cannot
very!
or
close with them thai and less 'hare ill
find
we
rougher, tho others. be beBt to rule,
of stock
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in
fine
case
his 44
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march of tried
resolve and as I the Cross shines of champion presage ;
—
angel
with in
the
It
do graze
a
witli
together, is
exception with cows.
removed,
in
as'
the seeds," This poor. 44
the
the The
is
an
comparatively
why
old
cheese
more
than
tluj
coarser get nothing but the aud thus quicker-growing grasses,
will
it
become deficient has passed into
places 44
cream
that the
there milk"
ami their
in
richness in proverb that nothing
is
more
quickly with the
pasturing sheep along and it should, cows, never therefore, Too long or coarse be done. pasture of course no in. benefit, and, fact, the of the milk is ofteu in the in-' quality isi
ture,
ratio but it
must
eat
it
of the is
the
bare.
bareness cows
Carter's the Royal medal lias
which
.
has
now.
a
Royal
as
female. and male,
very useful, of sample from Square
from and
season
Red
the
female
as
this
crop.
between
cross
Prize
Royal
was
grown at
was
rate
of 56 bushels and the per acre, is of a very grniu useful character. Goldeu Grains as male and Chidham as female produced a very excellent sample, the is round berry very like NewZealand short berry," the color being that of ( bidham. Golden Grain as male and April wheat as female 44
shows
useful
anil
good
which
sowings ou 2dth
;
of
sample has
sowings
beee and
the former
having
strong grown from
a
red
from
spring been planted
aud the latter October, on 6th The were April. crops harvested on and on 25th Augu.-t 1st September This wheat respectively. appears likely to meet a want felt in England— greatly a namely, good and trustworthy spring sowing variety, inasmuch as it ripens in advance of either parent considerably and has s<> far proved stock, itself to be as well exceedingly as hardy, very The 44 bird prolific. has proof" variety been established from a cross between White
measure
that
shoit,
stout,
the
female, 'the habit of close compact
us
beiug
and
best
t>irds
by of
certainly
or
a
of
Ifill-
growth
heads,;
with'
awns, affording protection against tbe sample ,was
j
a
commercial wheat
useful,
and
find
and
piickly,
possible
damage
male
as
this
particular convenient place
in
fields
of portions fields, thick hedgerows
converts adjoining or by roadsides. It is observed that the results obtained are in to likely, have- a years to come, marked for influence the good on of the world. wheat-growing industry, It of these will may be hoped that some be procured for experiment.
a
than milch
verse
good
between
cross
red yellowish wheat was Head as male and Fil'ineasure next the Talavera to crosses, the earliest to ripen. The
might
pasand
on
will yield In fact,
produced
of period has ripening ten days to a fortnight feature in connection
(to
description,
if wti young grass. Now, varieties sheep, these very artj removed as they grow the closeii by of these animals, so that feeding
put
of
crosses,
several
one
Mammoth
down!
sown
reason
yields
these
if
recently
produce is
always
butter
and
&c.,
trefoils,
grasses,
ture
As kinds
produce and the alto-: percentage yielded depend on the presence of the fine clovers
cream
this
,
well
That exception. of sheep along flavour of summer
Talayera
described. previously A somewhat but unoven,
wheat,
would)
other. several
practice,
in
as
autumn
for certain il predilections grasses we do not they can get them, though know much about this matter as yet) and thus each might be gratified with-!
iuterferiug of fact,
to
likely
as female, a useful produces very of description rather grain, large; and plump ; it was of all the last the crosses to. blossom, aud next ripeued earliest to the
the
sweeter"
44
fine
.
the type, berry being and and the large long, colour rather than that of deeper laluveis. I his has been the .first to each year, ripen and; it may probably prove of great value in New Zealand, and Australia, also Oregon; in the State of Michigan, U.S. A , and parts of Cauada. This cross is
Enabled
the
bite
appear culture
for
silver Agricultural Society's been awarded) aud Talavera fixed character of Talavera
this
has
out
an
firm of
the
of
with
a
guardian
is joy his words.
see
The battle
fix;
let all general graze in this each enij together, because, way have what the other does not require) and thus more be out made of might the land. It seems certain that each as
aud agaiuin rages and victory the I see a balance. hangs in Yet, vast number of men and sealed women,
Again
is
grass than
some
sorrow
tin)
very roots not bur spots are touched, left the other on rough. Cattle, hand have uot only a large muzzle, but also the absence of upper so teeth, ol that,
parts
victory."
,
nibbled
the
over
grown by Co., seedsmen their fa.ms the
and
from
this
eat
they
Mark-lane
male, and Talavera \ cross between Talavera as Club Headed Rough Chaff
other
ah aid ; with the
its
in
Some
are
spots while
cows
about
of
size
predilection to the Next
horse,
—
Prize
rizo
al-! for, respect, though his mouth is large, yet the fnci that he has teeth both above and below; enable him to bite It close. is ver)! noticeable in a where horses aril pasture
them will the battle. What give for the soldiers issue of the struggle be, few and their foes are of the Cross are ? But the crusaders seem not legion
.halo
:
fact that tbe differ of the farm all pull
the small with its
the
.;
writes
M'Connell
grasses.
the
comes
gether
the
to
due
mouth,
ou
varieties following suitable prove climate The which there are samples and the been accelerated
Royal
CATTLE.
Ameri
wheat
Carter one of
very important with them. 'J he
2®ome,
it
will
as
WHEATS.
a
—
antr
animals
course,
iheir
eyes grow him and
is
us,
1 iu
of
Weekly
Primrose well-known
necessity, they aud, therefore,
In
;
aud
bearing and of
answer
ymu youi be ?
Review.
Station,
a
alone,
watcher's
his
tell
little
the
unequally.
despair Is thoi
O angel
the
shall
and and
of the muzzle The sheep itself. is one of the closest feeders we have; in fact; with the exception of the rabbit and th it will eat a barer kangaroo, pasture than other animal. This of any is,
ad army men, women, the little vancing of Christ aud bear a great ones ; they white standard luminous with the Cross. With of aud songs prayer and bead come, at their they praise march and of God, Bishops priests of their and lovers brethren of the As draw people of Israel.' they nigh, drinkdemon the hosts of the prepare
even
What
domestic
matter
44
country
valiant
for
up
bare.
in report crossbred
James
:
'
bitter, lost
!
out
your
no
each of the Total
do
a on
Messrs London
their in wavs; grass different due to several partly causes, such as the predilection of each kind for and aversion to particular grasses, others) and also the arrangement of the incisor teeth in the mouth, as well as the size
silent.
gaze, around
in
shackles
is
courage
—
—
free -their heavier far
us,
From
Express
and eat This is
to
Matbew
forgotten are many to strike a from world laud the chains forged
It
ent
all,
people.'
of
and soul
PASTURING —
4
!
many
lost
!
help
the
Cross
own
your
Catholic
Professor
aud
of England could never themselves subdue, yielding body and soul slaves of accursed drink. For, alas in the land where the sainted too.
Lost
again, of the and land, these ?" hope for the ciies watcher, and hope is bearing look afar and off,
look
only,
out lougiug eyes and stretch help to Ireland. There there are ing hands of a brave and generous thousands race, resolution whose courage and the all
Father
:
to
44
redemption
England
your temples,
NEW
j
sumptuously
the
we
with
cruel
cry
of
for ever perish voice grows husky dim with tears ; his
the
us
ours
rulers back
none
struggling slaves in
of drink's
the comes
answer
bondage
for
j
forget
happy
the
not
rather
pasture
of
out
reach
make
number
a
Paper.
Will
" :
;
where pittance might be fed, and
and
us
work,
before thr throne of God. With the broad charity and the burn the spirit of self-sacrifice ing zeal which with ever Curdinal brings it, Manning and his Leaguers of the Cross, not con tent
feast
among
.
by
be
and Will
for
JParm,'
4
lay
,
whom,
and
miserable
can
and insult
scorn
League,
for
brother's, God Toronto
will it clothe as in the every day, and richest it will finest, buy for us the first at and the first places feast, chairs in the and saluta synagogues tions in the market it will make place,' the and rulers us among greatest great
j
victory,
and
tones
in says, and power
brethren them ? under
enlist
battle
j
writer
to
tne
Keep fair of this and to the
and
themselves, on such
by putting
?"
guardiau
sweetness
Abstinence
!
Drink
Drink
!
the
!
!
these
for
angel
to
fields
the the Cross in this; that world has the of you looked Will upon? any the heart to stand idle lookers-on
you
for pleas slaveBut the their victims and drink oftener
mock Drink
than
perishing hand to save
with
pity.
misery us
will
angels, memories
guardian
and
the
at
hope of the nation and the glory of the Church. 1 see once and lovely loving womanhood virtue and happibartering ness for rum, aud dying as only druokards die. I hear the wails of want, the moans of misery, and -the of sobbing mingled
drunkard And
.have
can tongue prematurely
and yours you and housed. ololhed, Give and it will adorn our gild
ilio
and for re.prepare around the dying bed of this of the Cross as there will come
altars—
his
at bear the those who jeer it not be more toler will 'Truly, the Day of Judgment for the
ever
and grown old in want, misery, and crime. I see bright boys and fair down the young girls tripping blithely I see wreck road to drunkards' graves. ed and wretched once the manhood,
your Give with
!
smi
arms
tell
4
gone and of in
to
:
old nor has his' grown courage With a firm he bears the grasp crusader's and in clear, banner, trumpet tones bids the best and most devoted of rally
this
and temples, and thenum
his
only cry at them and drink deeper
lists
not.
to
Cross, see
another and demon in a
me
serve
masters
failed.
England
before
keep and
despair, help
'
winters
I
withered
in
battling
mine.
of these victims what ? I childhood see
;
ber
|
never
spire,
the
see
in
Cross. able in
mingled
an abode upon many and surpliced priest, upon of innocence and penitence,
drag victims
; .
who
a
many
I
not
it
in
and
dare any of you those who carry crusade greatest
too,
riseth
!
who
hell,
.
/
Upon
!
I see picture. the land ;, it is the demon of drink. His in earth, temples dot the exceeding number far those of the God. Living The evil one, hath his too, ministers, a
!
of appetite, the drink the great Cardinal leads the /van of the 'battle. Many as he snatched brands as from the burning and enlisted as fellow -soldiers in the combat; with them he has banded thousands of others
'
than It is
;
j
redeem
goodly land, shone upon
never
might be allowed, snch as borses but the cream they are quiet, of the must be up the. pasture service of tbe there wiil cows, elsr be little cream on the milk. Cows are not, of do coarse, at "utsiile the present ing much time, but the arrangements of the farm for thy next year as to cropping1 ami graz be thought ing must and over, settled, tbe fences, gate.-, and other etceteras seen to It during the winter. will lie best theiefore to let the cows have their if
ol the streets from the midst of this who the voices of some
to the land, turning readers of these lines,
tell
answers
see,"
fairer
a
land.
templed
1
throng
mock
!
by no for by no obstacles, for the! struggled weaknesses, slaves of
44
44
!"
tell
—
not
it
listless
forget
and
Republic,
seest
4
ho!
publish Ascalon'—I hear
country. on the
sentinel
And
Gath,
and beautiful. I see a people enjoying the blessings of liberty, sanctified by with them or make none to molest law, afraid. But this, alas is not all for,
\
;
deterred he has
<
<>(' misery of evils presence
the bondage. and terrible, and seemingly great out Cardinal remedy, Manning not look on. Dismayed idly difficulties,
!
demon of; than he can of this slaves the
tell
In
their
I
Maiming
dear
own
of the tbon
to
we
stock
His
battling.
of piety and learning, of infancy protect ed aud old age sheltered I too, see, the glory ol the Cross lighting up the of life, lives of toilets of every walk and makiDg the paths of the lowliest bright,
!
better
!
perhaps,
Cardinal terrible
none
to
one,
our
O angel,
out,
holy emblem, of veiled nun a homo mauy
i
and
drink, enslavers.
were
heavenward, pointing the Master's sign and
of
of
no
a
>
attempt
slaves of their world
liberation
an
curse, slaves,
Crusades"
New
in
told
in
battlings
what
Cross illy
the watcher,which the sun
j
the overthrow In all the wide knows better than of the the power
.
for
'drunkenness,
the
the be but
Look
as
bounds of the the uttermost the fame of earth1 there has been borne the Archbishop of Westminster as an other Of a Cardinal the leader crusader, for
44
watch-tower
to
mighty movement England's myriad
of
story would
But it would in negro's wrongs. be stranger far if he could be cold in the presence Of and indifferent the woes race of slaves, the slaves of another of his native' drink -slaves of the land, And so it has come to England:1 pass poor deed
:
greatest dr in k
Father Mathew.' wearisome indeed to It were go in lands .where in to the many other spirit its 44 horrid front" and temperance rears Yet the holds its victims in bondage.
heart great it clime, he could
if
race
another
.
crusade,
his
in
CardinalLavigerie and doing all that in
Supporting
of Christ and enriched sign and graces, looking powers indifferent of'the idly on, spectators out no combat. stretch They strong the warriors of the Cross, no arm to aid fallen hand to the helping uplift brethren for the crusades ure whom
and
people, own
raise
the
with
furnaces look mercy
of the themselves
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the
with
troubled
The
—
terrible
?
of
blast
the ,
cornet
amateur
player.
vessel
One may his
have V
Why
up riveted.
is
the
figure
it
is
nothing
9 like
blacksmiths
without
What "
you put
to
that
—
after
A
the
over
led "
Why ?"
Because,"
I'm
"
The
a
said
do his
can
men,
other
"I
aim
to
the
interrupted are a very
but
doth
if
Well,
you
Brown
I
Smith
edly oh—
er
it
Milkman
up.
to
five
there
believe
you luck
?"
asked
I do
"
what
a
"
?"
way I
had I a
was
proof refused
was
A covetous a
of
bear
can
better
is
any
than
a
makes
man
and
farthing,
of sixpence A deluge
of halfpenny makes mau
a
liberal
a
it.
of
and
words,
of
drop
a
sense.
£ "
in
corner
this
I
"
to
a
policeman. the replied to pound a
order," ceeded
A forgetful
makes yon jam everybody up in a crowd ?" yehed a man
What
to
want
policeman into
man
me."
'
Yes, and I waut know what you are going to do about it? mind. "Do about it." Oh, never the an emetic and I'll he'll dog get give "
to
Considerate mother (to governess) don't let Alfred and "Miss Smith Jeannie sit down on the damp grass for catch cold. When fear should they tired
are
they take
them
Smith Jones J(es:
;
draw
on
hundred
pretty
it
good
a
Pretty
A often
men
One
wicket. was
Dunn,
Nunn. got Nunn Wunn
faster
Dunn
these
two
cricket-
named
Wunn, in
out,
and
so
got got
and
was
than
a
the
is
its
keeps is
as
best lustre said
soon
sermon.
with
that
begets
a
the
iu
as
bad
a
loose
let
make
even
the
stable round the stable
him
and
keep the bet your
cau
they
Particulars
about
posed farm. of the
amateur
and
got done
was
got If
one
was
one
run, then
j
none
j
Runn
have got two he would ruus, have yet got one too, might then have got only would as
as Wunn. had not run If Wunn many Rami Nunn might have won, but when had done, Dunn got none, and so Wuun won.
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this
do all besides
differ
an
and
know
is
sup amateur out
cow
teaches
its
place. is
amateur
dog
for
amateur
the
Scott
dog
the At
supposed farmer,
out
I
night
I thought,
that,
the
even
walked
biting
a
amateur
of sample out tramp who
overy comes
along.
My !
dogs
so
He would
useful things. cowardly that he
charged
cow
would
never
of these the
t
various,
at
him think
was
do
any either
had got out of the field before and had gone somewhere, and I got down foot
a
off
and
town
to
retired
that appalled and down th« front dog walked up and happily kept inside
the
of the down
with
siege
road The
since
1
the butcher's
cart,
'
the girl. yelled Let the dog I answered with
eat
to
with
in
bite
and
iu
tiie
there
will
be,'
run
with
when her
to the cow head, or he seemed and the hog had the run of the garden would and run anyhow, and then ho and aid theui gambol aud bark joyously friskily
iu
trampling
every
living
thing
in
him
j
Open
the
find
a
he'il
j
I'll lie
kitchen aud
but
to
no
disease
Iu
effect.
began ;
this
strait
she
of yo
the parish.'" she It seems Mother Seigel's like
that
on
lever
ou
had
got
I
saw
it"
he
had
a it
my me
aud
go
:
Board
no
hope.
good 1 to
expense
hold
of read
Syrup
the
.one
of in
of the
the ever, the other
lone
cases
was
course
of
been about
able
Syrup
medicines their a few
to outside to
journeys was
since
actually she
she
had
was
bronchitis, of symptoms
I'm
'
which
were true
her
uo
abated, be
(indigestion aud it
soon
of
and himself, witnesses
the
hosts of Mother power who h ousauds sale and ed
,
of
living Seigel's
were
Seigel's chemists
as
hale
uow
and
be
one
to the to save the
Syrup
just ready Curative
than
more
disease
seeuis
Mother
only
out of bed, but to move get had taken the and house, a considerable aud distance, better health than enjoying The asthma first taken ill.
dyspepsia), rapidly will that Barbara hearty as the Inspector
open.
taken. the
already
in to find, she had not
astonishment that days,
and
long
woman
poor pitied how her petition, believing, would as proved as useless
granted
What
aud
afraid broken I've sor. I it, understand don't them new faugled 'That's all right, Mike, put in the aud snap it shut cartridges again.' I thought I was woll out of range but the first shot caine much nearer winging me than the But the hurting dog.
or
only
more
j
top
for
is'
and the
by
last
does no
en
two 1 reguest of Mother
bottle
it
can
week
a
one a
Almanacks
and
arouud
is
:
wrought
cures
in
hers. The
i
'
>
I
worse.
:
Lei. I
to
that
giv6 me Curative Syrup-, Seigel's and a failure If it proves and make will die in peace,
great
gun
'
open it.' Mike fumbled time, and at lust
her
usual symptoms the of sour rising
the
would make
short
I'retiB
that the
worse
time Mike appeared on the balcony with the gun in his hand. Did Mike ?' the cartridges, you find 1 did that, sor but they don't fit in the gun, au' I can't find rlio ramrod.' There's no ramrod. It's breech loader.
that there to see disordered stomach main trouble that if the others' would leave soon tiie
with
do, bad
sufferd affection
long
enough
I am going on from I feel dure it no longer. / shall be dead. There
at
an
in the armoury. cartridges him blaze awuy at the dog, while round by the back.' a
no
'
bouse,'
some
In
is
being
touching appeal day made the following I have been swallowing to the Inspector do no medicines months. They me for good.
back. a
the house. tell
there
:
attempt jocularity. Mike ?' I cried. He's ou the roof of the stable.' tell him to come Well, down. of the till keep the attention gets door
not
did small
a
one
Where's
into and
ou
had bronchial
a
from
arose
years,
?
me
she would
breath, and faintthroat, oppression of the stomach, loss of sleep, ness at the pit dull bad taste in the coated tongue, eyes, became chronic and mouth, &c., aud finally her not hopeless through being able to find that she The Inspector states any remedy. under medical treatment or had been fluids
infor
and wise
was
headaches,
grocery wuggon, and the iceman. Had
anything
brought
extremely
She
and
she
Although
others
as
the
out
was
that
dated
and digestion, the be cured It is probable
could her.
dog had kept them iu the morniug. o'clock
1
He bad kept
likely kind. but
.old under
an
more
asthma
and
hired
some
look not of any
ago came
in that, Barbara place, of a pau occupied the position The trouble from which out.
and
Barbara ailments
answer.
yelled
—
in and
short
instiutions
from
—
me.
did
it
health.
on
to
incident
and this, added shrewd to native education, to use enabled her good judgment in ness, her situation and state of to own respect
but
the
Request.
back In many years. prosperous days she had the foundation for Chronic way laid and this and Dyspepsia, out of Indigestion and had sprung as up other complaints age infirmities her. crept apace upon bodily albeit she had Barbara was not ignorant, fallen into In earlier life she poverty. obtained the somehow advantage of a fair
Finally the balcony girl appeared of the tower and making a speaking tube of her hands for the house stands well no
and
better in some
up the
me,
the fence. hoarse for
'Dying
using and yet pathetic "the poet Gray called
am
the
necessarily per, living she suffered
resi
walked place and I
servant
the
I said Mike,' the gun and at you wait till him to pieces.'
If he is again. yet finds him may keep
who
one
any
parociiial
house
suburbau
me.
I shouted myself was but there
up
care long need i eside the mainland, on land few miles a distant,
middle
haunted-
deserted, about my a
dence
have
If he runs then blow
A Pauper's
ill,
to him, but the moment I put latch he bouuded my hand to the gate down there with a perfect hideous snarl his and his that showed tuskfi general
appearance
you
Load
He says that time some named Barbara woman, Smith, the notice of the Board. She
those
I
'
and
shouted
?'
lands.
visiting
on his face I saw the expression he imagined that he, and not owned I, I some the place. spoke endearing
of me. opinion of the road. There was
think
d'ye
of the is told simple annals poor," by Mr. JohuJ.K. one of the Macklejolm, Inspec tors of the Shetland In Poor, at Lerwick,
The couple of
I When days. the place I saw the dog sitting reached in the middle of the lawn with bit of a attached to his collar. broken chain
'
bear
moment.
a
down.
Au what
strongest
home.
days
on
him,
think
close
alive,
'
obstructive
to
the
dog
men great Sir Walter
garden
hog
to
but had
how
to
ever
Sharp.
things. I don't. A dogs. to be necessary on He keeps the amateur
the ideal
least
one
Luke
little
liked
the
Friendly
and
curious
is
about
myself
sprang
place boots at
horse
'
blade off but both
a
above, seemed
him.
him, and
tire
'
to
come
feet
and chased them. I never saw him
at
growl
chained
was
with
would soon of dogs.
in
the
I don't of this know what the result would have been, for Mike stratagem was slow in very getting down, and before he appeared the Detroit Bicycle Club passed up. The dog had evideatly never seen a parade of this sort before and he promptly over the fence
place,
up We riveted the chain to the so that if he went cavoortiug the place he would have to drag
back
don't
I
he's
that.'
I shouted 'No,' not 'There's
but
enemy,
an
lie,
him round
You stay
But he'll any of you. clear of tramps, you
eaten
is
guests
till
that
fix
I'll
right.
he'll
and you can't
of.
gains
ail
lovely.
thing's after
mation
friend.
a
By
-single
Hnnn,
first,
and Dunn three and won. one
name
Faithful
savo
played
went
run
run
one
loses lie
pew
easy, ? salary fair. I
in
Runn
example
never
amateur
was
better
generation.
and
!
Four
joke
A
English.
Twisted
forgotten
is
'
for you. I'll take the dog to your place and chain him up. You a feed him for few he gets to know till days you. Then let children for the feed him a while he knows theu till them, every
the
with
—
sometimes
forty
despondently. come
that's
Oh,
back from
A bouse filled and ill-spoken
It
a
run
as
and
pausing
Mike,
distance.'
I
up
:
year, say hun debt seven can't on dred—and if a bachelor live that lie ought to be ashamed of himself. and
toon
I
me
'
:
hundred,
one
so
action
in.
was
dog and charmed lives. ' Have I hit
don't about know that. I'd be afraid that to lead to an dog home unless lie was attached iron rod so that I could him at a keep
pair
one
A.
You take have you must H-m. Ye-es.
twelve
down
sit
can yon your lap."
not
frowu
dark. A good word
it."
over
weary
smile.
A good A good
4
Well, Seems to
man is
friend's
A fool's
bit
a
lost.
jelly.
dog
mister, your Say, The deuce he did ?"
of heels. A friend
preserve he pro
as
head makes
Mike
the fence windmill
the the
you he. knows
words not
is
Stop
yelled.
of
off
that.
when
From
A but
—
friend.
cowardly
man."
young
book.
note-
clear conscience A trouble. A foe courageous
such of
man a
my
admit
I
kitten and when
1
'
That
felt.
—
take
any
young
I've
;
when
girls
is
from
Worth
dog
in his ears aud he musketry could else. He blazed hear nothing while 1 clung to the ladder. away the knocked Sometimes shot a picket
shoddy
a
a
him,
The
!'
But roar
surly.'
as
the road. and up
mill.
Mike,'
shooting
I
you.'
really
Remembering. broken friendship may be soldered, will never be sound. of one's own A burthen choice
time.
Do
is
only
Words
have to ask abstract
I'll
:
not
Jottings :
Well,
:
;
as thing a bachelor. " it." In
by
Jones
?
—
own
"
showed father He did Brown
it
was
—
all been attended Oh, that's certainly, beg pardon
:
your
:
milkman)
(to chalk
to
you
you
out.
put
felt
girl's
over
feel
you
much
to
should
how he doth.
out
Jones
?
him
with
have
that impression the discoverer of
King Tommy
if
but the
the
with
surly—
kind
as
know
to
get
stable.
King
with We
he's
so
looks
So the dog
Forrest Mr. distinction give the credit gracefully to whom it is due, but might also resign his seat in favor of His in the Legislature as needs that institution sadly Majesty, blood. Herald. new Morning entitled
you
bee ?"
little
busy
So your
:
you the door did
the meddle
to find
be apt
How
acquaintance, shot."
bad
How
will
Mr.
"Yen,"
truth." "
«
in
been under Alex. Forrest
But
on
be grati and in
feelings,
ready compliance modest request.
Kimberley,
tell
an
Majesty's
hitherto
when
work
best
liter
condition.
critical
Her
a
re
voluntary Tommy of the suzer
Tommy's
unlike
book reviewer,
The
should
Oh, he
!
subject, the Perth and
of
by King Queen Victoria
to
fying duce
King
natives."
cognition of ainty
blue, Scrib the author,
so
seldom read."
very
so
ary
you always
entitled
valuable
humble
Majesty's
Dower,
Fremantle
baby.
are
bler "
observed
man,"
a
is
most
i
Gracious Thomas
upset may completely Smith when he stumb
thing
little
he
his
he looks
But
'
as
of to the Govern men t colony of Western Australia, op ing that this will receive Your Majesty's I Your Most consideration, remain,
name. "
for
the
man's
a
he considers
annuity rendered
services
every day. whether makes
or
small
a
be satisfied
of the
'
dog.' '
gate
back
machinery Mike,
'
travelling Forrest, who man
Kimberley District, begs Most Gracious Your
to
that
Majesty
tail.
the
compo
'
wouldn't
on
,
his
through
i
You
at all insult
into account mad at the
and began going again round" and round the foot of the windmill with Mike's next shot ghoulish glee. rattled' above head the my amoDg
guard. to be part a strain of
with
that
got howling
bounded
ou
He looks rather I said formidable,' and the price is prety high." it doesn't Well,' pay to have a cheap You want the best. dog around a house.
at
Queen Victoria, Majesty, ami is Castle, England,"
was
was
'
office,
Gracious Windsor
that dog warranted
took
never
simply
and sprang over the fence I made & dash through the the laddet of the windmill.
sition.
monarch. who is by call
discovered to iutimate
?
steel
it difference Dr." before
a
its
perhaps
and
forge
and
peacock
a
that
:
?
courage
of
Majesty,
It
i
bull-dog, part mastiff, blood-hound running
be person
will
" follows Tommy Dower also with Johu Forrest Alex. and who claims to be the first
the
stop
stay-sail
Baid— ironically
is
It
a
his
screw
attention
Bebause
to
wants
the captain does he hoist
When
readers
our
while
The animal
condescended to proud, us to aod requested publish the subjoined to the Queen of petitionto be England, which we understand is Windsor forwarded to Castle by the ".To next mail. is addressed Her It
filed.
is
Toot
of
many
round
come
monarch
one
means
this
sharpest
despair.
Mr. Tommy Dower, with acquainted King of the Perth and Fremantle natives, and we also have the pride and pleasure
no
is
gas-trick
newspaper
a
is
i
Queen.
that
often
of the acquaintance On Monday last his
fever.
When When it
in
the
to
the
me
bring
boarder
brute
A
ally
the
up,
people
not
is
Very
seance.
kerosene
and fruitful earth. the moist I hope villainous De miter, whom some time to meet, a dark when alley I have a stout in my hand, walking cane would No burglars sold a dog to me. into
pie,"
Iowa,
in these days, another especially petitions under such circumstances as romantic to consider. we have uow those which
i
stated.
A ghost
with
Keokuk,
a
Then
new
A Petition
carpet. the ocean. travels
Bhip
a
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i
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on
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20
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DRAPERY
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customers
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ceedingly
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Right
of the"
street,
times
W. A.
Perth,
by
Bryan.
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