The Record Newspaper - 14 March 1889

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of Mr.

Story

on

O'Brien's

of the Press correspondent on Jan. Association, 27, writing " I was in stated Oarrick-on-Suir and had an interview with yesterday, one of the young men who assisted Mr.

Mr.

put Mr. Bodkin,

being

when

Mr.

detain

to

police

Brophy made hon. did

two

:

.

that the

As

with

such

force

Halfway

to

them, the sergeant taking away separate and O'Brien's necktie in his hand Mr. Mr. collar. O'Brien was thus left free door at the at the courthouse just the moment the police outside court

It

they dashed up

distant, lane by

the

respectable

of

house

in

O'Brien,'

the

was

the the

still

reply

and

in

unobserved, they bakery premises ' street. Miss O'Neill,'

a

Mr.

' this is Mr. O'Brien; explanation, ? him shelter The police you give on his 'This track.' way,' the into exclaimed way leading

will are

she the

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j

a

T_

for

replied If you

must

said

go,'

—

of

one

his

Shot

disguised. 'you panions, hat (a description will get you a slouch in that of soft hat worn by farmers part coat of the country), and an old frieze look like and then you'll Mr. O'Brien laughingly be dressed in habiliments another

There's

he

as

said Mr.

take

would knock the peelers scent.' 'I would the

as is in such a thing this tolerated amaz nineteenth century is indeed and If Frenchmen ing. Englishmen have no insist on going whither they business to go, they should be allowed

the

street

?

completely my the left at sat down

to save you, O'Brien,' men One of the young reply. this point, and Mr. O'Brien tea in the and partook of a hearty short the young kitchen. In a time the soft hat and man returned with life

shabby-looking, property of

a

such

shawl,

was

much-worn and

cattle

pig

countrywomen wear, and as Miss O'Neill,

as

procured for O'Brien and his companion kitchen ready for flight, '

heartily,

exclaiming, could not

blarney"

What

this.

coat, drover.

a

hold

a

candle

to a

The to take us !' photographer present men to see that the then left young were One of them, pro streets clear. of the convent saw a ceeding to the rear if stationed as force of police suspicion it was and on his return rested there, decided no

by New-street.

to go

with into proceeded was time there O'Brien,

of

Main-street, force waB police tion.

thirty

Finding Mr.

in

person

William-street, on Miss O'Neill

his At

New-street. rioting and

arm

this

in

the direction bulk the of the

stationed

in

that

direc

had they Scarcely, however, which yards down the street,

got was

care then in darkness, having been taken of the that the two lamps at the corner when half-astreet should not be lighted,

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acting

a

First,

;

forthwith

crew

boat's

aDd on the Island, at the November the Opal arrived Asked to submit of the mishap. nounce

on

however,

scene

to

it

is

effect

to be on

wlmt

hoped, native the we

continues

in the

have

a

She

mind." toto

deny.

published

the will,

That

"It

is

is

account,

And

it

degrading, Christian and purer

is

professedly

with

employed

degradingly ruin utter

on

a

of

lot

inflictiug

defenceless

pour

in view with no other object savages, so-called. How than that of punishment must be to the splendid odious the work who mau officers and men fellows be not to told. tlie needs —

—

—

fleet,

Colonial

Gazette.

Military "

The

Times"

and

on

say

The appears

Express

Paper

Geraldton

the

the

to

a

car

evi

date

this

till

attempted

most

atrocious

—

can

be put in the

tele-

wiiicn reaches intelligence graphic from which has come London, the news to hand re during the past week with of the Parto the proceedings ference

Commission termination

is

significant of the Stute weeks back

which only n few to drag its weary length the first From ably. until Commission quite be admitted this

specially the most

of

an

Enquiry promised

intermin along session of the

the evidence constituted

it must recently taken before Court has been

part decidedly uninteresting in fact that with the uninteresting of Times itself the few, if any, exception Great other of the English journals their to whilo have deemed it worth of what was full takiug reports publish Until the somewhat sensational —

so

place,

but

occurrence, Parnell Mr.

far

so

as

connecting

and his

fol parliamentary or with lowing either directly indirectly these murders and crimes, the Times has done absolutely With re nothing. which letters gard to the diabolical the of having Times accused Mr. Parnell had either written or by his direction

of signing with his on which it testimony relied turns out to be that of a deepin villainy, a traitor of dyed past-master the blackest dye, and the very imper who has sonation of political corruption, at

dictation

his

and

the

hand,

own

sold it for thirty pieces of silver. that be remembered the Times in its columns of published fac similes these letters, and on the strength of the in it as to their faith that was genuine after It

all

will

of

ness

wrote

a

cles,

under

the heading in which

Home

Crime" Ruler

as

blood

a

series

arti sensational of " Parnellisin the Irish great

held

the

up to revolutionist,

was

thirsty

world

a scoun

drel from whom respectable peopleshould hold aloof, a veritable a criminal pariah, fate than is affor worthy of no kinder the

ded by

believed

really

Times human

the the

That

gallows. Mr.

Parnell

him we do not doubt painted us but what is surprises a with historic the great journal has and world-wide fame which

monster

for

it

minute,

a

that name

the Thunderer

to

attached been so ineness

easily of the

permit

itself

This what

as

to

so

gullible

the

genu as

to

by such a as specimen of humanity Was it that Pigolt. father to the thought ? duped

be doubted

cannot

it

or

letters, to be

have

should

convinced

contemptible the. arch- villain. the wish was

the

in

face

of

has

had really much to transpired do with the aggressive attitude which the Times It had espoused assumed. and the cause of the Liberal Unionists the Sysyphus-like had evidently set itself task of quelling once for all the Irish for Home Rule. Even prior agitation of the infamous for to the appearance of that vigorous geries a torrent writing been absent which had for years from columns

its

of

ciation

in

was

its

through

Mr.

less

or

more

live

poured

more

channels

in

denun

Parnell and all his which could not but public

when its

on

the past the

itself afresh the great among but the extreme for

party effect

throughout seemed to

opinion occasiou

The

the empire. have arisen longer

once

editorial

manner

a

Times

would

glories,

but

no

win

premier position of the world, and the rav which it snatched

journals readiness

<

with greediness and attempted to digest up, swallowed, has these demoniacal once and forgeries a for ever ruined it as of leader public enous

In accepting without due

to foe,

it

and

stock financial

it

has

filip

before has

it

lias

connection

movement

had given friend or

never

cither made

of the century. loss which

by the

itself

Apart

;

laughing the

front

will sus the paper with the Commission

in

and

the

libel

case

dare face of

not

attempt

recent

that

given

as

tain

it

genuine— enquiry— the

as

to have been written purporting the Times Parnell overshot the of quelling tho agi and instead of Home in favour Rule for

by Mr.

:

credence

w

that place in Ireland, agrarian outrage has been rife, and that other crimes of the foulest nature have been of common

Ireland such a

Victorian

up proved what nobody to that deny, namely have murders taken

has only

has

tation

article

equal

and on the whole honourable of British The journalism. dence taken before the Commission

mark,

subject.

admirable following in the issue of the of March 2nd

any

has

no

eer

opinion. evidently

Crimes.

as

long

letters

What

for

moral

great

proceed

so. not punished Renuie the Mount not British fleet did of to the city lay

English

early

;

Thereupon tho Opal opened fire. " with bombarded great accuracy a measure which whole promontory,

are

walking by a higher nation, illumines the mind thau that which light should be of the mere savage, England of cruelty and above even the semblance English guns and gallant injustice. and sailors are unworthily

nell

forth no natives at all understood the adage the is better part of had cleared to the bush.

brought

evidently discretion and valour,

men

at

property

anathematise

have been anathematised body of men the by an English newspaper during

and

degrading. of the British admit that in

us

them,

they that

very

? A few cocoa-nnt houses, penniless small thing pigs, &c., are an exceedingly not be for in British eyes, but it must that these are to the Islanders gotten and vast flocks what cities precisely as to us. We such work are repeat, in is both the Opal has been engaged

If

captain might pro the natives declined to " of the kind, one do anything offering in man and and two pigs" reparation, to surrender actual further the offering on the morrow. The morrow, murderer any

be

even in ashes. And why, do for argument admitting, (which we white on attacks sake only ), that native are and unpro always altogether people to be carried voked. should nunishment of rendering native the extent every homeless and and child, man, woman,

21st

her

sentence

yet

Sydney

deserve

led to all the din. was murdered at

what

see

to

mention

to

instance, the occurred,

affair

many and ill-

as

many a view murders

part

for

When,

too

Pentecost

pity,"

you?'

so nearly and with

and

goes on,

juBt

take

(in

White

all.

to aveng of those so-called the ing down whites, goes a man-ofprecious " murderers" a taste of to give the war us take this late partner Let her guns. between the Opal and the ship business Fabert as a fair then specimen of what

the

lyill

trader"

not

bardments,

cheated, to subjected Once and again a what ?) is killed,

indignities. "

white

dozen police came against up hurriedly them. When about ten yards off Miss O'Neill loud enough for them exclaimed, ' or to bear her, Can't you keep steady, police

in

are

instances overreached, women and their used,

not

of

natives

The

perhaps such a fate

haven't

we

pity

them.

was

suit

who

to the the journeys of the ostensible with purpose trading the greatest scoundrels un natives are Some of them, mind, not all of hung.

horrible

Mr.

those Islands for

were

a and we necessary, it it is modified be, surely may degree to and cruel, and unjust, degrading, and abso it to the point of utter carry lute ruin and destruction. Heaven only knows how many poor native lives may bom be sacrificed of these during some

and cruel. unjust as a because,

their

on

consequences Some of

make

the A

stood in the he laughed

A

take all the shoulders.

to own

sacrifice

Mr.

Seas-

the

O'Brien's

That

South

the

How

to

enough,

the

through

goes

in

Shell

Two

own

of

one

game

and

H.M.S. warships, Opal and the French cruiser Fabert, have, according in to been engaged accounts, published of the poor South Sea the " conversion" of shot and shell. Islanders by means

I

farmer.'

consented not his

you

to

old

an

thing,'

'are

men; young Miss O'Neill,

"

5

com

be

must

off

a

.new

remain

arm

was

the

on

is

disturbance.

no

hills

to us appears and very cruel,

this

unjust, very If retaliation

"7

buouiu mat ue suggested but Mr. O'Brien the night, that he would leave Carriclc.

u

All

was

there

the

"

that

told

as of the shells echoing with the clamor for we Havannah Harbour put our head and steamed away."

1 j

_

#

Miss

-

-a

further

and

the arrest After of torchlight procession whn. TVafinnnlistB. Acnnmnanied bv bands, News. The Home paraded|thestreet3. was

Once securely there the young from the who tore Mr. O'Brien fellows their counsel and them, sergeant joined to be was taken as to the course pursued. kitchen.

,

London.

to

over, he was at the disposal At the Balfour's policemen. there was a of the meeting couclusion rush to the It had been platform. should sur arranged that Mr. O'Brien was arrested in render he but himself, an a ante-room, body of police large to There been sent the hall. having

the

was

Sunday,

an

meeting of Mr.

in

;

congratulatory signals." to Paama the Opal proceeded Thirdly, of punishing for the the natives purpose for treacherous attacks of that island made British that had been on two " The evening set in as the schooners. and we are bombardment finished,"

received,

as

ground

was houses, other words,

!

a with price upon outlaw, from his head. He quoted the speech main which on he had been convicted, and that if the law in England taining were the he could with Ireland same, in Manchester every impunity repeat as that As soon word of that speech.

Miss William-

in

spent for train

native

and of Si,

!

on

collier

he

was

come

into

O'Neill's

a

be

to

the

Wexford

to in

whereby

to

fit

seen

captains

lost entire everything community had in the world All fences, they were utterly plantations, crops, &c., The and French destroyed English and to their returned ships, respective " with the Opal and the Fabert parted

Railway. O'Brien

appeared

he escaped

80

"

Fabert

were

settlements and destroyed

ships. of consisting to burnt the

meeting in public Manchester. Hall, from after his flight

Wales, where by the night

left

French

a

conveyed

in?

the

Their Sandwich. understanding

reached us this week the limes telegrams had succeeded in proving nothing either in case or that of support of its own Mr. Parnell and others" whom it had

com

come

lauded from the British The whole village

ed parties

enthusiastically to to come when he promised said that, would he little he. thought Manchester,

people, All right seconds a few

returned

M.P.,

that

stated

is

and He

street. '

ran.

;

to

chapel, back

a

to

whispered as they

They sir,'

side

Limerick

evening at Hulme Town

South

dark

narrow

a

Miss He

Carrick-on-Suir and was thence

My informant, O'Brien, whispered to to follow him, which and running he confidingly did, quickly yards by the end of the convent, eighty

.

part they

Mr. the green her O'Neill and bade and his male attendant in the into the country

across

good-bye. then proceeded darkness." Mr. O'Brien, the

who

with it. had followed Mr. the hon. member ran

and

Tuesday

house got orders to disperse the crowd, Mr. O'Brien in the which they did. darkness got mixed up in the crowd, and

the

was

fire

in revenge jointly murderous murders and for alleged of, Be it observ attacks on, white people. in passing, that some of these whites ed, were British nor French subjects, neither is a small but we very suppose that matter. Well, what took place ? Arm

which

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!'

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replied,

tbauked

he

as

shave

narrow

Waterford

the

of powerful build between the sergeant

captive

a

certain

prevented the huts, If complete."

to

does the "pity" the Opal and

to an native attacked

came

played In the darkness splendidly.' where Mr. reached the Fair Green, O'Brien was joined by oDe of, the young The Fair men alluded to. Green is the outskirts of the situated ou town, end of it runs and almost at the extreme

men

young themselves

crushed and his

throat.

the

by

gentleman so

and

By

'

in

said him,' care of him.' take he as the sergeant, Said up the town. Miss O'Neill Jove,

I'll

;

replied turned

was

she

Sergeant the caught

O'Brien,

rush

a

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that

on M.P., O'Brien, Thursday to elude the last police and to mysterious from He the town. ly disappear says was that while the gallery being cleared rose from his seat Mr. O'Brien quickly and got mixed up with the people who

night's Don't mind

punishment

the but

surf

heavy landing

.where Secondly, met at Port

charge

lodging

a

'

men

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the sergeant

you

well,'

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William

and court, on B.M., called

I'll

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—

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or

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exclaimed

quietly,'

the from

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.

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were

the

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.

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that

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gKlianing.

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revelations

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Times

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of our The adoption principles party, by changing English situation, our labors

demand

said,

Indeed

reasons.

given

just

you

reasons.

by a great the whole increased

has

considerably The expenditures. to for Irish members speak at is universal and meetings and

English unanimous,

our

and

the account do enormous that their speeches the movement in advancing

and prejudice.

I

get service

is

by dispel We pay

ling ignorance of our in travel the expense speakers out of our about the country own ling been an Then there's funds. equally demand for literature on the large We have had accord Irish question. a to establish bureau for speakers ingly which is known as the and literature, Press

Irish

Agency. English

the

for provides at the same of duction

taken

to

when

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pictures the agitation.

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Times

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disposal

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think that

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to you

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to we

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practice,

constantly

giving In blaspheme.

the enemy to build ships

without

guns.

imn./inmmiDDiAnArl

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a

a general rational man

should the

we

have

the

same

Liberal United of 1885. Parliament

as

in

would

be

a

to intimidate the rejection

quite majority of the House of the

Home

expressed by Henry George with interview the London the of the World that representative creation of peasant would proprietors

the

Richest

Nation

P

could

scepticism

be from

persuaded politics

to

points Debt

village, all have

out, been

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the from

of

schism

a

debt

if

were

to

among

the

Irish

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schismatics.

fact,

put

act

swimming cuts

its

in

at

people, If Ireland

Rome

in

for

of

the

be gained

for in

good people, of

a

to

attempt

an

throat

own

to

demand

once

to

as

sympathies

These mind

in

us

her

in

for

possible

so

she would be united Home for the Rule,

the

that,

pig

gain

a

goal,

action.

by Ameiica.

Gladstone

has written

only

the

and

the and

leaps

down to the small great city to the commune department debts and burdened the

of several francs.

hamlet

in

which

holidays thousand francs

summer

,

social life of America present at all a im points profoundly of observation, field towards

European to

eyes

be turned. will

man,

largest

only,

have This

hardly

social

life

yet of

embrace not shortly the largest beyond and will in form,

but

comparison, constantly growing in element the

a telling proportions, condition of and even of humanity Christendom, at The special interests of the book large. turn The true meaning upon marriage. of a discussion which calls into question the ancient and specially Christian con

of

stitution

in

upthrow

general

the family is that it is a vast the world of thought and

fact

if consummated, will which, change time the whole moral surface of the and shift, in a revolutionary earth, sense, of life. the The polarity chief in

thrown throw on

or

the

review

—

which

a

can

for

informal Divorce

:

begun the

lias

an

an by American lady named1 Margaret Lee. What Mr. Gladstone says is not so as the' liu-.t it is he who tliat important has taken in hand says it, and that a too He ignored. subject long

civilised

the

thousand

it

Rome

with exceeding folly. divided from her allegiance

offers

contracted

a

who would crush

therefore,

act

The

—

little Every Frenchman spends his

hundred

not

increasing going up by

future. boast

woman

of the Pope to and men who

aud,

induco

create

says

had

bounds,

j

efforts,

them,

Mr.

!

:

opinion recent

bury's

all

National national

a

break to his Holiness the law, proposes an act of glaring and one befool inconsistency action in fulfilling the offices ing his own of his sublime calling. But as for those who would second Lord people Salis

tho

Blowitz

Rule

political

Salisbury, aid the offenders

enlist

or

man

the law of the disobeyed who had suffered for doing so.

and

land, Lord

a

had

Warned

the money to buy with at For it is not as if FreDGh had been lying idle, for capital waiting new channels. On the contrary, as M.

Lords

who

also

AAIH

the Panama Copper Syndicated and the Canal, Russian loan ? M. Blowitz's dose of scepticism might have made the French investors buy cheaper or uot at all but how significant it is ;

sufli-

offeuder,

political

were

their would with they be, other the most qualities, and the richest nation in the So says M. Blowitz, in an in-

they price

(

a body of offen political of heroic merits. possessed Every one of the whom the martyrs English was Pope bus recently canonised a

portant

any

Pope against such an unmea

in

ders

Nineteenth century of a novel called

their

the

find

declared

on article French finance. But be very the richest they must nearly nation What other on already. people the Continent could produce there such resources as examples of latent financial

that

in

fiy

to

anxious

so

all political and offenders, tbera against unmitigated to suit the occasion. This the face of the Pope who has

manner

lately

they

teresting

any

of

aid

two

Pope

contradiction

condemning

denouncing punishments to

the

who has been

the

enlist

In and

oiiu

Frenchmen

powerful world."

election.

has

If

numerous

of the prospects

is

any

now

any

"

to shift finance

,

Ireland, sured

is

and

curious

a

total

Is France

his

of

to

more

confi vote

in the join of survey

to

photographic

Salisbury

is

It

observatories

Lord Salisbury,

to thirteen equal regiments, horse 6,500 uien, have not a single which to put a saddle.

on

besides as you a s malleiknow, would quite suffice." majority attention I called Mr. Parnell's to a

Short.

practical people, Gazette aud we pride In upon that fact. we

son

or

which makes the Liberal eighty-six, over the Tories alone eightymajority I think we shall remain pretty eight. be much where we are, and there would of 174 for Home a Rule. majority

the in

Horses

British

men,

the the figures Then, if I remember rightly, the Liberals had a majority of two over and the Tories We us combined. were

cient

was

without horses on army, which to mount them. That is to say, of that out of thirty-one regiments

a

predecessors." " What do you in England ?"

bill

by

i

tyranny

"All don't

chief became

we

the

of coercion. Of deal of cruelty great and wrong, but the back has is broken and Balfour

there

of coercion

I

Perhaps

living.

the

"V/U-WWIUUJIDDIUUUU

look

and and

breakdown

complete

failed

the Cardinal two of the oldest

returns we have no fewer just published, than or more 6,500 cavalry soldiers, than one-third of all the horsemen of

?" succeeded I am bound to say," Parnell, replied " that the people have resisted coercion with a firmness beyond all ray expecta tions. the To this firmness I attribute

and

as

make without guns having from which can bo fired. carriages they In the army, to the official according

"

course

youth Mr.

as

alert,

enthusiasm

a

navy

and

the the

situation

are

Mall

especially however, occasion

been Govern of of

he

6,500

is

it

Times.

octogenarian who Dandolo,"

old

when

as

not the

to

strength to the

now "

does

and eighty-lour, and after going a-Crusading besieging died at last at the Constantinople, respectable age of ninety-seven.

t

any charge." now about the How do things

"And

,

worth. As in the case, the all the servants

but has

is

of

men

blind

JJoge

been

besides the past.

in

sums

his letters

full

rival

who

Lord

of

receptivity

recluse

a

Manning as

youngest both may the

green within

marvellous

us

ciiaolr

a

two days of eighty-first year, and he fossil in mind when com

—

gener afraid to

struggles; vast

to was

Gladstone indeed, Mr. Gladstone are

true

is

us

money's

giving

against

of representations in the scenes and other present costs All this, too, money. regime. Press Agency costs The Irish annually I may say, to 65,000." 453,500, rising, giving evictions

extraordinary that I am

international the heavens.

writing

ful,

and

T

have

and most statesmen. old age, but

subject

of

Cardinal and

Mr.

?"

1VU1UU

youngest European

the

he is

even

strain

Where wonld we have been without the of America ?" assistance " Do you thiuk there is in any truth that the Govern the popular impression ment is of the expenses paying a portion of the Times ?" I think it is don't making any

That

coun

things

Li.

Ireland. Has coercion

?'

he

now

an

.

but

keen,

years

Government

Lord Grey is older Gladstone and mentally as

than Mr.

Some

iitlii'/ili

Wc

political

great

ment

Party

in the present movement, or have great of by the adoption they been diminished the Home Rule nrincinle bv the Liberal party

such

plainly Irish

a quite pared with the Mr. Gladstone.

"

head.

this

with

they have

shall

more

no

am \J

hesitation.

by Americans though it

grant

evidently

was

wo

iw

stand

oiiKiaaI' OU I'JCUU

n Cv

his

completing

this

of

half

Gladstone

is,

sur-

and observatories, to have a telescope of be sixty shall glass

for the instrument. has taken abont two to get £5,000 for our

it

Mr.

PalmerstDn lived he died when he

that the sub say it, from there have rather fallen scriptions off" for the last year or two. But, then, have been very their they busy with

confine

that

for

pnrtner mines.

America

of of

one

vigorous

was

Australia, Ireland brings

in

does

some

osity

disappeared,

said,

statement to the hilt."

case

our prove There

out

he

me,

the

remains

he

as

be

not

should

£225,000

England a

Octogenarian

the

for

Morrough,

Kimberley. from

about

Octogenarian.

an

they private

by

wish consequently whicli the object inches in diameter, twenty-four than the Lick It is telescope. will dently hoped that Congress

any

ofvland."

Gladstone

existence,

that

passed

Irishman of becoming enemy Home Rule he happened to become an owner because

Mr.

in

desirous

M

conclusion,

of

America.

Madre, about twenty-five miles from Los Angeles. There is a rumour that American official astronomers are

an

?"

came

ia

treated

to say." about the forged letters ?" Mr. face as this Parnell's At point sumed a most expression. Sphinx-like

to

the

in

emphatically no chance

is

1\T

in

Sierra

year."

necessary

Mr. and

friend

a

'Plmf

with

how

"Permit

"there

£10,000."

"

myself

to

from

organisation

about

thankful

And

"

money expenditure

also

money

Parnell, eleven-stone

I returning. of weakness,

is

Parnell

a

the

year

got Irishman, Rhodes in

ever

Mr.

only

am

and it

suffer

these I am

find

£10,000

a

\TA

/IAIMihaiiaa

the the

to be the largest but it is now prothe order has not posed (if, indeed, been given) to construct an already instrument with an object glass six in diameter. inches greater This instru ment to be erected is at Wilson's Peak,

j

n>rmllon

f

-rill uuu

iauj

expenses." received have you

£1,000

1 don't

so

returning,

x

I got £10,000 from Mr. Rhodes, a African who is in merchant, and I sympathy with the Irish cause,

he pounds. However," mind not increasing long as I feel my strength

154

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weight.

weight

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not are

continue

least

telescope

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spend

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in,"

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in xu

course,

to

You

me.

only

/aiu

they

Telescopes

at

years

of

" Parnell but Certainly," replied conservative has various meanings. to They will be conservative "in regard but they will not be conserva property, tive as of the regards preservation

"

my

largely 1 scarcely meat. My food

_

"

placed

comes

<<

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atij

surely

resources

are

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of their possession " make asked, the present conservative ?"

I

holdings," proprietors

South

con butcher's and game, and very little sisted offish of else. Then I took a deal great deal a and I was taking exercise, great and Parliament the Commissioner until

improving

nnir

of

funds,

enormous

to

is

owe

month

a

touched

interierea

The expense. of Campaign the Plan to the added largely

under

alran

f

last

sometimes too much, and eating in the morn in bed too long stopping Sir Henry Thompson undoubtedly ing. understood my case his that regimen

increase

Large

i

independent apprehen

no

nation,

to the

they

thriftiest.

never

proprietors." Will not the

"

enormous

miscellaneous " Where

too

eating

richest

Parliament act made

in strong and land

peasant

deal of money great after the registration of voters ?" looking " I put the expenditure under Yes. at between and £3,000 registration £4,000 —say £3,500— a year. Finally, for £2,000 annually you may put down

faBt,

recovery.

Olanricarde property, has been evicted, district

entails

M

men,"

public —

causes

We

strength.

tenants to a certain extent of the landlords, I have sion the whatever from

the

on

that

con strong used to see " I attribute

I

until

take

evictions

oar greater to be really the ballot

began

sight hold

his

to

the a

weekly

lose

never

Where

him

a

do come from of the at the disposal cause. I put down our annual national at the moment on expenditure present of evicted at £25,000," behalf tenants " item ?" What is the next " The fund for members of the party

tumuss

is

a

—

trast

we

he is restored

as

the

Struggle.

in America. It is a delicate unknown invalids. fish and often recommended to dish of that it was the one I found which

our

course, under this head. The ex expenditures the Plan of Campaign for penditure does not come out of the funds of the National for the League, League has

:

tnis

of

!>

of the

in

We

who falls in bad landlord

tenant

until

operations of have,

to the P. O'Connor as follows writes I was rather from London World I sought an interview fortunate when at dinner. Mr Parnell to find him with was

you no

food,

place,

this

T.

nave

tenants. know, a rule

a struggle against We build neglected. we him with a supply

for

money

He

evicted

,

ing.

tiAirAt« ucvvi

Cost

it;

that

of him

—

,

Are there any limits of French saving ? If

.

as

made

house, allowance

heated and our furnace, for the congratulations people cause has been so effectually we not say— so providentially

feincerest

have

shall

times'

seven

for

manful

to

him !" crucify as tho most accomplices or hos rabid Unionist Loyal Patriotic have As it is we tile' Orangeman. for admiration nothing but the warmest the

penditure?" "The fund movement

with

!

with the Home Rule cause. I do not agree with George," said " Parnell. Our experience has been that the more and independent pro the Irish tenants have become sperous "

been

ready

as

interfere

ex

|

and

wo

of

!

own

rejoice otherwise

item

great

;

their

we

another

is

'

pated. for the in

earlier than we antici the sake of Ireland, and of the Irish people not only but country, everywhere, at the issue. Had it been

For sake

What

"

reached

has been

this

when

out

laterally

from

this

great

spur up

in America. Many a reader side of the water will be startled he learns that in the old State of is

Connecticut

one

marriage

is

dissolved

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Governor

with has

he

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with

to

like a tribus," "prmrogativa entrusted, and may do with the destiuios of others, mar much or by her example to make

which

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the

Severe

of

a

port.

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in French mysterious disap the Abbe. Rabond,

excited

Gazette

has

found

a

written

him

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this

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likely

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Abbe

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at the time attached the Russian Minister

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;

the

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Daily

News.)

FOREIGN.

House

March 5. intend to banquet

London, Tlie Mr. It

Club

Liberal

that the Times is reported pre in pay £20,000 to Mr. Parnell pared settlement of everything. If the full the Times will be refused seek for offer to

the

largely

.

preliminary an Imperial

floating

Company

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rumored

been installed in United States

Colonial

for

;

Trad with

Canadian

Parliament

by

a

withdrawn

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Queen's -in

on

the Ad'Jress-in

opening the

Commons

speech last

passed without amendment. General Harrison, tho new

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to

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night

con

and

to

a

fortnight. confirms

the

the

the American

Samoa.

at

Olga

extending the subject

on

press between to

stor

that

effect was

Tlie the

bombarding

the

American

vessel

and

all

were

havobecn

from

francs.

is

;

'of forming submitted

a

tho

been accepted. The Russian tho but

abdication the alarm

Mr.

Cabinet, same

names

Copper the Crispi which

task has

the

iu

is

exultant

King

Australia

of is

Servia, in.croas-

March the

when

Monday,

on

6.

Govern he

The

an

weather is

generally

is

and

wet,

the

extraordinary

an

season

one.

in

debate Address-in-Reply

stated The

a

6.

the

on

been resumed. that the deficit

December

£4,065,000. caused

the Assembly has

Treasurer the end of

at

now

amounted

to

has

announcement sensation.

widespread

March

Adelaide, The

R.M.S.

Premier

has

tion that the General Downes The

passengers Mr.

them

received

train assembled to

notifica

and

10,-

shares

are

Arcadia

leaves

Monday. Melbourne, Loch

for

March

9.

and

off.

of

have been this the

typhoid for

seven

hundred

year

against

same

cases

659 of

period

last

year. This

is the last day of the V.R.C. Autumn Races. The Steeplechase and the Stock Plate were the principal events. There has been little very room in any for betting of the events.

March

Sydney,

the

witness

the that

His

of

by A

the

largo

Railway

Excellency's

ai'e Brokens quiet. 14s 93s.; Junctions

has

received of

Secretary an

under

Agricultural in Windsor the

prizes

March 6. circular a

State

announc

Exhibition Park in June

Queen's presidency, be given valued

will

and

Assembly

seats having The elections twentieth to

9.

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yesterday

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five

years

a

while

killed

in

Harpey

named to

the

has been

imprisonment

abandonment. March

Adelaide, Loch and

Henry

9.

arrive

family

here to-morrow, and will be the guests of the Acting Governor. The Alma Gold to Company repaid the Government the final" instalment of £1000

for assisting property.

of their The

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Melbourne,

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generally

Governor

Ormuz,

City

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board. million

the details of a proposed fortnightly service between England and Australia via San Francisco. The scheme

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; 14, 12s. 14s.; Centrals, have fallen generally

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the Gomptc D'Ecompte of the manager's suicide. consequence The Bank of Fiance has been requested advance of 36 to help with an million

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million

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collision,

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proposes and Navy, exclusion of

arrangements and almost

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four

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celebrations. increase the

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to provision of 70 ships,

tonnage of 318,000 of twenty one and a half of payment the time ing,

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of Commons

scheme, asking the construction

Parnell.'

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Hamilton

Lord

is

Bishop

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£69 per ton and £96. London, March 9. lias to the submitted

at pressed quoted Tin nominal.

who

7.

Minister of and Lands, Postmaster General.

Mr. Oceanic

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a

Melbourne,

for a few weeks. France, to visit The Czar inteuds the Emper of Germany iu April. or market is The copper de extremely sales

and

March

Parlces has practically the new completed the task of forming all of which is new ministry, blood, as Mr. Brunexcept himself Premier,

of

in and

sworn

at

are

throughout

of Railways to JeraSt.

and

Gov

Thursday.

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the

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travelling.

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its

England by the R.M.S. at Albany on Sunday,

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Henry

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Block pump The repairing expenses yesterday. will be heavy. The was made pump of imperfect material.

inciting

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held

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change

was

fortnight. The Fulton

continued The people.

the

ment

staying

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of Railways, both Inspector now indicted for conspiracy. who was Father Stephens,

vel,

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and Communications,

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further ces connected with disaster in October were and his suite ion

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of Servia, has of his son favour

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is acting Regent. (Resticteh) Russian Government have made into the circumstan enquiries

Premier The

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him

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ifi

Milan,

the throne

loan of 500 fcs. the eonimuniof the person plan to attack the wait

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the

Ring

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speech adverse

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Royal Agricultural

Bishop

exci

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formally

owing

held

from

McCarthy. Wren will

Sir

Honor. cultural

on

passed

the assaulting Meredith, Battery, serve twelve years'

Sydney,

to

chaplain

meeting

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com

for

with

published the shortly afterwards, proclaiming of the Government by His assumption

Europe.

in

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ceeding

'

unfriendly. ted considerable

has

and

Justice Governor

Acting

March 6. London, unani almost

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senior

as

Adelaide,

the inaugural speech mously regards the new President of General Harrison, and of the United as States, arrogant

of Saxon the holding parish priest If in the canton of Yalais. ies-Bains, abbe must is believed that the missing His have fallen a victim to foul play. the has been on river frock picked up smashed in found, being bank, his hat stake else and broken, on a hanging

the

have

death

flogging.

House

Chief

Press

German

end

to-day

Cabinet

lapsed, Ministry.

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Public

than

buried

was

a

now

wound

of New A cargo Zealand wheat sold at 36s. 5d. per quarter.

later

woman

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invited

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and receive imprisonment seven ings ; Minogue, years'

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the port, by Ger

was

011

was

place at African

East have seized

German

a

will be Satur

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Regents

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and

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where.

have

elections

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.

of

pearance

Governor

special the political situation and at haustively discussed,, clusion Mr. Dibbs proceeded

been —

evening.

I"Ie

6. irom

to-day

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effect

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have the

during

them.

:

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Sydney,

entrust

formation

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makovies

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correspondent has been attention Switzerland by the

this

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Ministry. has left for Milan of Servia Ring, has and his son been proclaimed Italy the title of Alexander I. Ring, under leader of tho Liberals, M. llistics, has

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William

of April. Dr. Bromby

present

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Cabinet, to doubtas

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in

But

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the distinction of receiving the of the Gospel at, light compara an tively early speaking, age. Church was established The in. a and a land half that, centuxy

one

;

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will

J.

Victoria Canterbury, Feb. 15, 1889.

the

time

;

before

St.

companions

like.)

within sold to

at the of glance pages history, and conjures long faded up scenes from human view. It brings us to the time back,, in imagination, when St. Patrick the evangelised Irish nation. Ireland, though farther distant from the centre of than other Christianity countries,

had

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;

the seventeenth next, the Church in Austral with tho Lenten dispense fov the celebration of the of St. Patrick. Our Holy

Leo XIII., in answer to an Father, made appeal by the Plenary convened at Council, Sydney a few has marked this years ago, feast favours. special by many of The return St. Patrick's Day excites in. us of naturally thoughts a in 'the far distant period past. take a It makes us retrospective

'

from

something

will

festival

NOTICE.

shoulder, Ifmot

and Church

allowed

defray expenses. & J. CLUNE.

the red ;liad

Plains, 10o.

6d.

tbe

Augustine planted

the

and Cross

his on

of three hund Kent; x before St. Boniface years converted the Germans from idolatrous of Woden, worship

shores

I look

a

has

never quenched it ; a in its his comprehends the rise and fall of Canterbury and tory and Paulinus York which Augustine and Pole and Fisher left founded, be

hind which

which

them. had

a

I contemplate and long night,

a

will

people have

inevitable I am day. turning my a "hundred years to, come, eyes towards see and dimly the island I am gazing on become the road of passage and union and between the two hemispheres, the of the rival

centre

tants France asm

in

vancing that

towards

Capital

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it

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for

aud

which

a

its

by ad behalf,

is

her charac else. The prosperous and one

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a

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region,

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servants

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students are and South, and

were

far

success

home the fountainhead

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sense

good

inhabi

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teristic

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see

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Belgium

years

hopeful

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world.

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Sunday

to

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,

March,

10

quarter.

in BROUGHT establishment

future; before which

grace

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six 'hundred of; years persecution the Irish are as much the to-day devoted children of St. Patrick as their a ancestors were thousand

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FIRE,

NOTE.

all

on

Wednesdays

is

from India,

one

all

their

to a sacred soil, and the fathers, their Christianity, as

from East, West, America and Aus from Egypt and Asia

with the ease and rapidity Minor, locomotion not yet discovered, and not from England least, though

speaking

and

dead,

exceeding

flocking

tongue, for eager

all

of

'

a

last, all

—

one

owning

one true large when their thence, stay is back over, going again to carry " of good will" over all peace to men the earth !"

faith,

wisdom

;

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and

children to leave

of

Erin

have

been

the homes of their have been to obliged to of the emigrate every part world The enemies of Catholicity continual hoped that by their '

—

.

in numbers great would lose the faith But such an effect gether. been desired in vain.

departure

land

Church,

notwithstanding

Ire alto

has The the

flourished in exodus, proportion to the extent of the exertions made to crush her. And it is not .

Agency, Australia.

Alliance

iale

dinner

at

meat

flesh

sacred of

,

Part

'

of

use

the

object

,

:

Australian

est

down the

remained period, Monday toreceive -the unchristianised, Week. Holy deni 2. be .heavenly blessings they -were Flesh meat and fish cannot ed., Patrick, the ex-captive of an'Irish used at the same meal. resolved 3.— Rutter, to cheese,' milk, and, by chieftain, evangelise the land in which are on he had been special indult, lai'd, permitted all a slave. He returned, Ash once, vested dinner, days at except on with Wednesday and Good Friday. Apostolical and authority, 4. At fast the collation on to a days preached, people yearning ithe in of butter, use, moderation, the for. truth, Gospel of Jesus and milk is permitted, cheese, Christ. except Proud Paganism imme on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. to the diately yielded humble 5.— -No fast abstinence, on or Sun cross. Faith took of possession days. the land.' The of the kingdom 6. All who have completed their .Church gained another province. 21st are to and bound fast year To, that the Irish faith, people unless excused -by the state of abstain, inthe have, days of persecution their or of their health thenature well as in those as of employments— according to the above prosperity, exhibited a. and who have all arrived lattachment. singular regulations The history, of Ireland at the use of reason, has been a though not bound the of their checkered to fast before one. Shehashadher completion share 21st bound to of sorrows. But seemingly her most are, however, year, the days abstain from flesh meat on woful over. And after days are

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1889.

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MARCH

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their super stitious and five veneration; hundred before years Russia, under the influence of the princess the blessings of the Olga, received Law. ,So it has been Gospel the of Ireland, special privilege whilst other to the nations,

,

Wednesday, 6th1

on

:

Goods Stores Cliff Streets.

and

commences

mitted

Warehouses Essex Street.

Bonded Free

aid

:

and following regulations dispenof special sations are in virtue issued, faculties from the Holy Seo, for Lent,

PERTH.

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last selection

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Government

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in

of

Band

music

in

the

Garden.

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by

preached

of

parade Fremantle

hill

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corps will

work

Guildford

the grand the Irish by should dence of Erin .exile is

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well

Sen

attU

praise

of,

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naugural Fremantle

connection Association

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Thursday

last

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Tuesday

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at

Commissioner

(the from

:

morning

J. H.

8ergeant following

the

Kennedy on

telegram

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Morton

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Pilbarra with 15ozs. of gold. A lugger from arrived from the westward yesterday, reports Hills' Kate' and John Chi's schooner lugger Su Woh' safe in Hampton Harbor. Cutter broken named Cossack' two up Malays, '

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drowned."

Should the fran the Perth

Fremantle

patronised.

named Fletcher was last week, in the city. by a trap, sustain any serious not, however, man

run

over

He

did

Garden Committee Government having the Volunteer Band permission, given their a selection of music in the performed last. The Garden on evening Monday suitable, proved very night, being mooulit, outdoor for music, and the large attendance to thoroughly enjoy the present appeared Band's During the evening performance. the His Excellency Governor, accompanied and Capt. Pilkington, by Lady Broome, visited the Private Secretary, Garden, and The

received

was

Excellency couragement

injuries.

with

the

National a few

Anthem words

emphasised.

by

His

donations

substantial

of

en

to

the

Landmen.

named A native Hoppy has been commit on the charge at Geraldton ted for trial another of wilfully murdering aboriginal district. in the Murchison

On

Monday evening was

payers

The

rate

of

meeting

a

held in the Town Hall Perth. of the meeting, over which the

object was to con Dr. Scott, presided, water for sider the question of a supply Several the city. gentlemen expressed The meet their on the subject. opinions ing was brought to a close after a good had taken and deal of discussion place to understand the ratepayers were given attend at the that they were to required Hall on the following Town day to record votes their as to whether they were willing to a taxation to submit of Is in tho £ if, an abundant water for that rate, supply could be obtained.

Mayor,

At a

obtaining the

on Monday, Court, the charge of tried on under false and pretences

Police

Fremantle

the certain case

was

architect money

him

against

was

dismissed.

and 6 dollars, 5 dollars 90 cents Between month the price of sandalwood stood last and what makes market, in the Singapore is out. the supply the news better,

H. Stevens, week a porter, Last employ Station, ed at the Fremantle Railway broken below the knoo had his leg of on it a case type falling through to The type, which belonged accidentally. for this was being put on the train office, Perth when the mishap to conveyance occurred.

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is

'

there

be If

shortly.

every E. known widely against a writ ing £1000 for that Mr. too, for as counsel so,

another important the Supreme Court is and the report correct, to believe that it is reason K. Courthopo, a gentleman in this has issued colony, a Mr. claim T. Douglas, slander. It is said, alleged Hensman has been retained Mr. Courthope.

rumoured will

case

is

Mr.

that

tried

in

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the

The Cowan recover

hearing (Trustee £7.000

an

of

action

iu

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House) seeks

E.

which

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Counsil, Ex to his was supplied by the of command Major

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to th6 for their corps compliment for a having voluntarily given their services At the at Albany. week's training lately Gardiner of the ceremony conclusion Major mai'ched his to Government House, corps felicitated where they were by His Excellency to which them the spirit upon prompted and proceed sustain the loss of a week's labor The men to Albany for military training.

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Government

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aud

officers

served

being

clear

fright down horses of the

into

House.

driving

when

with

out invited

named

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the to

of

opening

yesterday, cellency Guildford

gates, took rushed of

and abstinence during season of Lent. In the evening discourse was delivered from eloquent Duff. pulpit by the Rev. Father fast

.

.

the an

f

the

The

tive

first

COUNCIL.

session

Council

or

the

Western

of

htth Legisla Australia was the After new

yesterday. had been duly sworn the in, of a Speaker when took place, election Sir James Lee Steere was unanimously

opened

Members

to the or position Speaker. members, by Mi\ accompanied to Government then proceeded Speaker, afterwards return House, and, shortly to the Council ing Chamber, the was the usual Council opened with the formalities His by Excellency The is His Governor. following

re-elected

The

speech:-—

Excellency's Mr.

..

Speaker Legislative

and

Gentlemen

Council,

of

the

—

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You will be invited an Address to Her Majesty, that the number of praying members of the Federal Council may be in the manner advocated increased, by that An interesting of tho pro Body. report which I have received from our ceedings, will be laid before representative, you. The accession of South Australia to the Council has given it much additional im The cause of Federation has portance. seems and there substantially advanced, reason to believe that wider results will now follow in due course. The new to Roebuck submarine cable Bay has been laid, and is in working order. This undertaking is valuable both to the continent and to this Colony. Our Northern lines have now telegraph reached of 558 miles Derby, the section from Roebourne The completed. being further lines to the Kimberley Goldfield and to Wyndham are in progress. Mails and passengers now travel over the whole length, 352 miles, of tho rail ways Fremantle with connecting Albany. The Great Southern will be Railway date. The formally opened at an early sale of in the lands granted connection

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unacceptable. With amendment regard to any likely involve further and to. correspondence it will be observed that the reference, Constitution Act can be altered in the usual way by the Colonial at Legislature, date after it comes into force. any The proposal which I have mentioned the Upper House has been in regarding serted in the draft Bill of last Session. The Bill, with the companion measure re to the Aboriginal will at natives, lating once be reintroduced into Your Honorable House. The Federal at its recent meet Council, amend ing at Hobart, passed, with some of our ment, the Act for the regulation Pearl Shell Fisheries which had been at your desire. brought forward Being a it was that this Fishery Act, necessary measure should be reserved for the conimpend! to pass

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jvcane. ivir. o. n. Jfarker represented Dr. Scott Mr. S. Burt, Q.C., was for Mr. Keane and Mr. E. G. S. Hare watched the in the in proceedings terests of Mr. Sheriff Roe. At the com mencement of the the Court trial, that ruled the each charges against should be heard, separately. respondent; Dr. Scott's case was taken first. The undertook to with' petitioner a prove, to view the invalidating respondent's that election, Robert H. Holmes, Scott's had personated agent, George Holmes. A of witnesses were called great number Dr. Scott, on the other by Mr. Horgan. hand, did not call any. It came out during the trial that Mr. two Horgan. had placed of his sons, who are under age, on: the electoral roll. At one o'clock on Friday in the trial, which a large amount of interest had been evinced the by public, was The Court, brought to a conclusion. in giving its said that althougli decision, it had been clearly. shown that Robert H. Holmes had committed a wrongful no act, evidence was adduced to prove, him guilty of personation. It was clear from the that he had not testimony produced himself at the as George represented poll Holmes, but had voted when he had no

with those which papers, together been published the recess, during that the of State, while Secretary his in favor of personal opinion retaining a nominated has con Upper Chamber, sented to the compromise suggested by me. This has already been publicly noti and the recent discussions lead me fied, to hope thatthe arrangement not may be

ins

ELECTION

of -the sittings commenced 'for the of the purpose considering petition some time presented ago by Mr. Horgan against the return of Dr. Scott and Mr.

have show

01.

HORGAN'S PETITION.

date.

Additional of the ject

oiu6rciuiuu

?

:

:

that the enabling a desire Parliament pass the Imperial its and that Session, during present Government Responsible may be brought into force without delay. To secure this it is requisite object, that the Constitution Bill should be transmitted to the Colonial Office at the very

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the question, to exercise be allowed will be discussed in Young Men's Society.

Dr. on Gibney, Sunday on the preached an able sermon as obligations imposed by the Church

learn

we

was,

at the evening About one hundred were port. persons and of the leading a number present members made felicitious speeches on the occasion. It was about midnight before the proceedings were brought to a termi nation.

eta!.

evening

old

the

on

members

Day.

;

An

the

indeed.

i

given

—

Catholic

Legislative

Albanians

of

smartness and the

merited

The the

to

the following have received subscrip wees: Mrs Connors the during £1 6s. 3d. Mrs. 15s Perth, Brownrigg, 9d. 18s. Mrs. Geraldton, Walsh, P.O., 7s. 6d. Mr. Prunster, Subiaco,

chise,"

of the

the

by

and efficiency his company,

Provi merciful from ensure every a observance due

tions'

women

members

at

Major

We

This

.Lee-Steere, K. Congdon and been appointed

Volunteers encampment of the Guildford a was success. Albany recently, great the tendered Many were congratulations

The held

Major

Ha

James

Council.

a

Patricks

St.

Sir

Campbell,

G. D. Randell, Morrison have

James unofficial

the

entrusted

T. C.

Messrs.

of

'

or

evening.

.

Sir

faith

on

to

likely

transpired anyone

'

W2)R

this

Perth

Volunteer

the and

'

is Tara, being whose in countries, popula spread tion would, but for the exiled Irish, almost .be entirely composed of of the pernicious adherents prin by an apostate ciples propounded that such The knowledge monk.

historic

to

not

is

Lordship

LEGISLATIVE

:

.

Patrick,

yet

by

conveyed

last,

regards

in honor On Monday evening a No vena, was commenced in the of St. Patrick, Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. A number of the congregation large attended the Stations of the Cross in the Cathedrallast at on Sunday afternoon four o'clock.

St.

by

not attaches

killed

was

Northern Geraldton.

'

The

team

at once and he

was

.

|

religion they had

Wherever the faith.

them manifest. St. Patrick

the

was

blame

any

of

of the locomotive andhad his thigh|broken.

Hospital, It has

recover.

His

On

niore in 1870, there were bishops, of the pastors Irish themselves or there were Irish flocks than of any other nationality. bishops That the Irish people have been selected by God as the specially the heavenly of spreading means seems

Colonial

to

in

Woods

off.

.

An athletic club, styling Athletic has been Club,

.

taught

train.

the

ground

horses

by

has been excellently carried undertaking and cannot to fail about A out, bring advance of settlement and populageneral tion. I trust that the works the Mid on land Railway may soon be resumed. The Eastern Goldfield is still retarded A boring-machine of by want of water. first-class has been purchased by capacity the it is hoped, will Government, and, soon he at work. Of the existence of in the reefs of this field, payable gold there can be no doubt. At the Pilbarra there have been substantialGoldfield, finds. There has been a rich discovery of tin in the Blackwood district. .It that Western certainly A ustralia appears has a mineral future before it. curtailment of' expendi Owing to rigid the deficit at the close of last year ture, to be less Droved fhn/n nnf.ininnfo/l when the Estimates for 1889 were before. Your Honorable House. The Revenue, of the fourth of 1888 was 29,014 quarter below that of the fourth of 1887, quarter but the Expenditure showed a reductiop of as Z23,162 compared with the sapxe of the previous the resujt period year, that the defioit of 240,500 which hud being been the on whole expected year was reduced to 223,701. The Loan of 2100,000, sanctioned by you last Sessions, will be available by the 30th of June next, and the repayment of 260,512 'to Revenue thereunder is estimated to leave 2l8j851 to to 1890. carry forward The care and are greatest economy without doubt still in guiding required the finances of this ar d the new Colony, expenses of Government Responsible must not be lost With sight of. good fortune, but I they may be provided for, still feel it to a of word my duty give caution. I am informed that in improvement trade is In perceptible. many parts of the the season has been extra Colony and the price of wool ordinarily good, to the stock-owner.' > gives satisfaction Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen d You will this session be engaged inlay the foundations of a new order of ing Australia. That things in Western ybu will I have no doubt. buildcarefully, That you I earnestly may build successfully, pray.

over

not.

subject fifth Christ, who, in the century, mission of on his sent St. Patrick and It is blessings peace. at the recorded that great held of the council 'Vatican,

truths

the the

stoker

ran

clean force

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with

Immediately

petitioner. case

M

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respondent

had been

disposed Mr. against It continued

the one menced. but on

Monday

AAA

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A3

.

to

dioceses

the

and legs the

M

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of

ths

whether

and founded of the Vicar

churches

representing

Burt

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occcasioned

fall

collision

team his

of

.

built

plantiff. Parker

a.

thrown.to

are

Mr.

the one

A.AA

in infant days love. to taught they went, they spread

Horgan

the

into

cutting

Through

Chief the and Mr.

while McRae & Co have and Mr. for their counsel Mi\ J. B. Roe.

rushed

time, Woods

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which been

hearts

wrongfully goods and on Tuesday

A

carried in their devotion to that

for

,

steadfast

Roe

A

juugiutmu

the against after Dr. Scott's of of, the hearing, Keane was corar during

morning

Mr.

Saturday Horgan

;

both Mr. against proceedings Sheriff Roe. The .Court the should ordered that petitioner pay but that in the costs in the former case, the case the Sheriff the against expenses of the latter's in should, consequence be borne equally by each negligence, of some In the course remarks party. Justice censured the the Chief severely all the formalities that Sheriff, declaring for maintaining the secrecy of the ballot carried out had not. been by that officer. to The Chief Justice referred, likewise, Dr. Scott's conduct on election day in voters on the stairs of the button-holing to Town and said it was; derogatory Hall, the dignity of the Had Mr. Legislature. been abovo His Horgan's case suspicion Honor stated he would, the fact despite not that personation had been proved, have mado a similar order as regards in Dr. costs, Scott's as he had in the case, stayed

the

Keane and Mr.

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Isle,"

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the desired brought end, another The sons event. " the Green of daughters of their oh the land

about and

James

.

attain

and

Pearse,

the of certain depriving plaintiff a commenced was sheep station, last before His Honor morning Justice. The General Attorney instructed George Leake by Mr.

A

F.

of the faith ago since the enemies to the world themselves proclaimed that the uselessness of hoping to Erin would cease he a ever Catholic land. The attempts made to win of St. Patrick the children unable to from their faith, though

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horse I have, mare."

schooner NOTES

SPORTING

thought He

His

the Excellency Broome, accompanied Private will

now

assume

His purpose. him concerning

'

this

Brother

the

btone matter of

with agreed the costs in

vice-regal Broome's children

was

quite

The

inmates

not

forgotten,

of

generosity. The annual held the on officers Mr. J.

Messrs.

Watson

Treasurer's a sound William

.

condition

and

several

library. the

of

for

many

a

former, insured

great their

very

much

that and

Dick wild

SCENE

Spencer "

mare

up which a

in

loo

is

mare

she's

brisky,

into

the

frisky, Tivo

since

days

her

chased

we

and

capers,

rears,

prances,

dances, her dog with sward,"

a

foot

she

tears

spoke,

and

we

fore

T'was

Norrish

Tom

t'was As As

On

displayed,

fly" hind with

with

that

no

her earth, afraid.

May

legs wild

I'm

"

Dick, yet

And

I'll

no

I'm

ricler,

bestride I'm

once

the

in

boldest

her,

but an front

and

a-straddle,

outsider of you1

I'll

with

off

it

bring

got her, at But how hey in

much to

She

shorter

and

Stand

Spencer,

oniside, And I caution Wild horses I've

Buckjmnping I yet dam

Thomas,

In Then

order

you crossed,

beggar

met live she turns unknown

if

imported, and

the made

He

hold

Then

beast, of his

her fore legs the ground.

She

"

Friday am

for

given authority,

jumps his

And

"

he, Whilst

of future gives promise of Tho number hands were employed at the time the operations the manager, suspended was 20, including

In

half

And

sai

workings results.

National Library of Australia

She

has

to

And

if

to-day, out well, her sire's

marvel

a

in

the

seamless

3

—

27Jlb.

;

her

a

the

for

veil

stirrup with

went

her

he put, bound.

a

eyes I" from

her away

with

up

and

prances,

bound

a

of

but

at

paws

the

kept of

pranks

you're

in

danger

ease

and

in

my

the

below,

safety

up

the and

Hon. Lands

bo

to

Perth,

vendor

a

—

dated

has

after the 15tli next. thereof day of April Boards. His Excellency Roads the has on the recommendation Governor, declared of' the Roads Boards, Williams —

that

sangfroid,

could

we

Dick

riding, back to the

sound. bad

a

frolics tamed

the

cheer.

subsid mare

like

trick,

paddock

police

this

young

legs,

good bottom,

don't

the following 1 chain wide, road at the

and

ground. I

has clean

built,

Spencer

her

bite

nor

mare,

don't

to

be

a

main road

tho leaving south-west at

the

along its bridge, passing thence through locations of Bannister the townsite its south and east along

a

:

Penh-

Albany of the River

corner

Williams sonih

road

boundary E

P

and

to

location

boundary

and 2.68 ;

then

:

are

willing,

I

hereby

A

declaie

in

a

north-easterley

direction

Mr.

Henry

Australia.

take in place June the Cznr of Russia and of Germany.

Emperor Probate

visit

will

between

the

<Jamp.

that

shortly

meeting

next j

been

has

granted

of

estate

was

The

W.

B.

sworn

writing Victoria set

an

to

the

iu

her to

example

Miss

to

tho

ex-clerk

an

Harris,

in

of

one

the

at departments is re Washington, from Indianapolis to have ported gone

insane

through of

Seven

excitement.

political

the

Zalinaki have been

pneumatic dynamite guns ordered by the United States Government for the defence of New "York and Boston. of wheat

The yield last an

season

in

South

6,210,000

was

of

average

little

over

Australia

or bushels, three bushels

acre.

per

According both Judge, entitled cn

stamps. A proclamation

been issued, prohibiting of apples and the pears importation state or dried iulo in a preserved except Champion Bay or any port to the south 7,

will

|

Go

Public

Proclamation.

Dick

wild

of of

G. Jennings, revenue internal

March

and

Englaud.

Hon the and Com Works the Hon Sir Railways, T. Lee Sir C. Steere (Kt.), G. Campbell Randell, Esq., (Bart), D. K. Congdon, Esq., J. Morrison, Esq., to act as E. P. Dowley mining the Kiraberley for goiclfields. surveyor Director mission G. J.

IHIWIOWB—

Lord Carnarvon, that Times," says defence works has

—

Coninii'sioner

any

Partnership.—

op

"

following of the gentlemen to be members Legis the Council viz: The Hon. lative the Hon. the Colonial Secretary,

Attorney

I blindfold

that

not

on already district electoral roll desire to have it inserted

announced

is

;

the

the General, of Crown the General,

notified is

KtuvutMammnmu

George

lit.

7.

H.E.

is

name

who

It

GAZETTE.

Appointments.— has appointed

stake

It

will. Dalley's under £6851

MARCH

Mr

vice

,

Jnteiirolflimtt

and will Freeman's

outriggers,

about

rigged

or xuauCAtipa resigned.

the

line

arc-i-Length

vernor

Surveyor

straight,

sprang I declare.

you

be classed as Her dimensions

is

'

the Buddock, has a boat for just completed used in to be the coming race,

steel

to disguise."

enjoy

such

kick

for

jDoara

«wwwwtwKwt

W.

;

approaching

she

at

no

Searle

Tratman

partnership between James existing Morrison and Charles Crossland, stock and station was agents, dissolved by mutual on the 1st inst. consent

that

row

Eaton,

The

«

R.

"

l

well and

will

has been Youngedin.

—Dr.

Dissolution

learn

Francisco

for

THURSDAY.

seat,

ing brought

She's

We

15th

W.

;

her

then

quite

hour's

an

he

where

and

forego, of giving pleasure

Dick

the

way,

not

The

will

O'Connor,

a-side. San

wild

destroy

York

may must take an application to to the clerk on Magistrate's or before April 10. Also that for the of revising the electoral purpose list a court of petty sessions will be held at the Court House, on Fremantle, Monday May 14, at 11 a.m.

'

until

in

the mare. I well know,

displayed

the

G0VEENMENT

here." He

I0,000dols. in

accompanied Toronto

shells.

worst

the

Uncover cries," flew at once

and

I'm

It

I'

to

of

thereon, that effect

of

leave

weigh, fully Journal.

air,

up

—

:

license

Alfred

W. Venn, Electoral.—

and

and

paragraph in appeared

late date William

a

is

in

difficulty Canadian

the

of

from

he

ground,

seemed

Said

a

;

present payable

Then

springs, the

to

of trustworthy But making new financial arrangements. the even in this, contretemps mining in won has caused a scare and no dustry that when it is a well known fact der, best during the mine has been looking its of tons the past month. Nearly thirty out ore best was the (the yet raised) good in the put of last month, and everything (in

to the

Again

no

to

whose person the Fremantle

a America, sent champion of the world for the either at championship at London, and for England,

or

vest,

foot,

saddle then

Spencer

of that

early rowed

proximo. be

A

the district

xfismi/b

j

match

waistcoat

left

the

into

And

his

off

quick

And Dick

or

cold-drawn

me

crup-,

the

till

that'll

her,

motions

eyes. his

7th

in

Educational.

H.

'Frisco It

;

(1

a member appointed of the Swan District Board of Education, vice Mr. T Jecks, resigned. Mr. G. Woodrow is appointed a member of the Wellington

and

who leave

chains line at a the 205 and

1889.

for

months.

man

will

he

telegram

will

coming

is

is

put down

horse

a

you

my took

he

the

10

posts,

granted

Searle

Gaudaur

row

of

the

centre,

—

horses

cham

few

its

situate about the telegraph

Licenses.— the

measuring

in

acre)

beam, ll£in. depth, 6£in. aft, lin. She is 2in. with forward rigged Meaney and with rollers and Davis rowlocks shoc3,

tell,

of her

to get out but this

not here in speed.

Now

she

all

breed) I'll make,

A wager There's

wide!

foretell, is

decent

the professional that these two blades the on

next

will

oarsman

a

6in.

fast,

and

saddled,

every

also

well.

as "

(Her

fall."

I cannot it takes

it,

than

time,

bridled,

pered

And

do made

the

on

there

to Searle

O'Connor which may

rhyme,

was

Said

I

manger

accomplished

i

Anil

sufficient

before

me

to the

last,

hoping

race

journal

boatbuilder,

of

They

colonies

tank

a

midway between for watering purposes Rocbourne. Town Lot 299

210-mile

in

to he beats

if terrific

a

championship.

the

in

get

of

the

J. America E. Searle

the

remembered

O'Connor

saddle.

Correspondent.

I

and

American

Lee

jumps made

north-west point about

January by his trainer, George California wherejhe Should he decide not to hopes to meet Searle. then O'Connor will start for come to America

sometimes

or

legs,

her,

last operations the purpose,

is

such

from

all;

—

for

O'Connor in March,

matched

to row him California

"

few days, understand

within

Australia Said And

a Our mining industry has had many the worst check, being that when, a few markets were in a years ago, the mineral state. A few months depressed ago, this was in a very promising condition, industry the to but has shown this past month and a delusion" m have been a snare manner that the such an unmistakable is the is What naturally asked, question V' The only mine cause of this working Crowis Messrs. to-day (Monday .|4thinst.") ten at Iga, where about ther & Mitchol's a dozen hands are or employed. The Victorian Copper Mining Company

suspended

Parramatta

challenge

knew "

wild

to

searle. O'Connor

interest

an

Chronicle

fore

or

legs,

the

and

earnestly will measure

are

SOOOdols.

joke, mad pranks,

the

saw

we

no

Teemer

O'Connor and between tremendous excitement,

create who take

champion up

the

chains, having said tank being

defeated having take His warning. made in good faith

is

o'connob that W.

contest

be

n.nd Like

A

an

buckjumps

of

name

a between the race arranging The our following champion. intentions O'Connor's regarding

stockyard, She

the

;

San Francisco.

for Sydney believed that

and

—

sculler of is pion coming to H. for the world's to row Australia has caused satis considerable championship faction in aquatic circles. We have not had the Parramatta for some a big race on time.

Beach

timid

in

him

Searle

in

news

rowine scullers

the

1889. "That

The

would those

W. A., F EBllUARYGth

MABLEYUP.

AT

keep

broke Mayfly."

will

sportsman

—

he

pay him to or with any a let race,

when he is him say so. connection with

his (O'Connor's) trip have the goodwill

on

he

the

account.

banking

large

to

on

but

O'Connor

and let

man

3 on the bank of Pool, east 80 extending chains and south 80 chains, the opposite boundaries and equal, for being paralled the purpose of a watering and stopping Geraldton Sub. place. Lot 112 2a. 3r. for the 20p. purpose of public utility. NorthWest. A square of land block each (640 side 80 acres) over

Wolyermurry

for last

here

;

broad-arrow

row

impression

any gate money he is going to row for all he is worth exhibition let an

—

challenge

salaries, for making

margin

to

byword

a

especially

step, to

it

row

it

not

was

squareness will not

give It was hippodroming other made work which

have

residents,

a very wise who have moderate their

on

appearances do not leave

the

lives,

servants

ciril

of

will

departure

for

When

going

new

agent

of his apparent well learn that

as

him

Life 'Assurance accompan National Society, a has been us ied by Dr. Mountain, paying zealous visit advocacy of the and, through the

NORTHAMPTON. a

report

in

is vindictive particular his towards the Canadian. young language in William O'Connor has written to a friend

man.

Auditors. Courderot, the shewed finances,

added to the Brown,

were

;

to beat

in

hippodrome

and and

Forkin,

Committee

to be able

claim

Teemer

xeemer

—

:

of

oarsman

and

account

year and Librarian Treasurer (re

of

mm,

may

ensuing

Hodgers

and

to be iu papers Mr.

the

champion

Letter:

much mixed. acknowledged both but America,

that he and Gaudaur city San Francisco to his prior Australia. When O'Connor he made a spring splendid

her

Reserves. Avon A square block of land (640 each side acres) measuring 80 chains, bounded by lines from starting a spot 15 chains situate west and 40 chains north from a post marked with —

in

were

15s. —

News

San Francisco situation is The very sculling William O'Connor is the

this

Institute was the following

Secretary Walcott,

Messrs. members

Mitchinson,

A

the intention of the Legis Additional would be punishment of no use. As the statute had declared, the for to be punishment personation two ho did not think years' imprisonment it rested with that Court to express to what His dissatisfaction. With regard Honor said about costs in the case of Dr. Scott he did nob see anything suspicious He did not as regarded that gentleman. connect Dr. Scott with the conduct of Holmes. In other matters he agreed with the Chief Justice."

From

for

T. N. ;

of our when

ult,

elected

Flanagan,

elected)

out

—

the

LEAVING

the

Says

Gaudaur

Lady

also, reformatory, they too, appreciated

meeting

.(re-elected);

The

the and

24th

were

lature.

—

is

the

on the island to Government and after cottage giving them each a present and home lots of barley she sent them sugar, with her kindness and delighted liberality.

;

imprisonment

until of presence before days invited all

it

dulness

she down

departure

case.

years' to carry

Lady

and

by Capt.

A few

visitors.

How

Mr. Keane here rose, and said that on election asked one man day he had never for his vote. Dr. Scott remarked that he had canvass ed for votes the day of the election, ori He had clone but not in the Town Hall. so on the stairs. Mr. J ustice Stone said that with regard to the effect of he did not personation, his Honor the Chief Justice. agree with He did not think that personation by an of the candidate the return agent renders void. He had on his side the opinion of many celebrated Mr. English Judges. Justice Millar had said that the aid of Common Law cannot be called in, because the punishment provided by the Legis not statue lature is The satisfactory. that two years' provided imprisonment should the be inflicted on personator. tho He did not think that additional of the candidate his punishment losing seat The personator is was necessary. the candidate tho only person guilty he innocent. If might be perfectly (the in erred in this matter he erred judge) that two He thought good company.

with

SCULLER SYDNEY.

FOR

Governor

usual the

its

honoured

next

Observer,.)

THE

O'CONNOR

,

Pilkington, left here for Fre to-day island s.s. Our "Rescue."

Secretary, in the

mantle,

(By

-

Lloyd

and distribution of carting telegraph material between Guildford and Newto be in fourteen castle, completed days of tho from delivery material for £15

.

»

Correspondent.

speci

for

BOTTNEST. a

to according 10s. Charles

£641

.

he

his

AND

GLEANINGS.

From

Meda for

fications

1889.

4th,

.

'

that

—

Spectator.

.

to

me

swop

cool.

delightfully March

.

observe

:

also

was

you

A

.

his

painful duty the sheriff had should not have duty. neglected as he had done, stored the ballot-papers but. should have sealed and delivered them The certificate to the up at once. Governor .should have been published to not forthwith, only to give information the at but also to the public large, Ho did not candidates in particular. that mean to a special issue of the say Gazette should have been printed for that It

north-west corner of location and 177, along its north boundary to the railway. Tenders Accepted. Robert Howthe Government revenue son, to repair

five

you

give if

!

:

electors.

and

rounds,

best the

'

:

five

pounds.

|

:

for

shout

I'll

were and of this number hands only ten working below. After about three weeks of intensely rain hot weather had a steady day's we it has been on Sunday last, since which

.

—

Herald for the following of report pithy the remarks Justice and made by the (Jhiet Mr. Justice Stone after the withdrawal of the two cases by Mr. Horgan " His Honor With to the said regard 'petition against Dr. Scott His Bon or was of opinion that the charge of personation Holmes against had not been established. Had the fact been proved the onus would with have laid Dr. Scott to that prove Holmes not his agent. As the mat was ter stood they had no option but to dis miss the case. If Holmes had personated and had been the agent of Dr. Scott the in his fact would, have been suffi opinion, cient to vitiate the latter's election. By the law as laid down by the statute, bribery entails the loss of the seat, and he agreed with Mr. Burnside that when an offence was created and by the statute no punish ment was the Common Law ap inflicted, The of Common Law is plies. principle that fraud With always vitiates. respect to the costs, his Honor was of opinion that if Mr. Horgan had come into Court above he would nob have allowed Dr. suspicion Scott his costs. the case As regarded Mr. Keane no real had against charges been made, for the disputed votes might have been for the petitioner. Ho very much regretted the personal canvass on the part of the candidates that had been in on the clay of the election. indulged of the House not sustain The dignity was ed by dragging votes out of unwilling

a

to

ticket

In

to

enter

of

a

Kansas

and are wife place of amusement " Admit one."

a

reading

attempting drowning,

from

decision

a

husband

to

rescue

two

boys

the

of a proprietor at lost boarding-school Napier, (N.Z.) his lif. The boys were saved. The Hongkong merchants have petit ioned the British with Government re .

to the exclusion ference of Chinese from Australia and the United States.

Lord Knutsford, that the Col says onial Office has earned the gratitude of the people of New Zealand by appointOnslow as their Governor. ing Lord It

is

rumoured

that

the

British

Gov

to

spend £100,000,000; in on 70 defences, building warships, and rearming the whole of the forts of the latest with artillery type. ernment

propose

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His Holiness Roman the

Melbourne

An

the

k

I

that the Hon. Jas. White, stated intends of Victoria, sending the to by nine racehorses Englaud two four yearlings, Orizaba, including

Abercom,

and

lin

brutal the

Lord

as

bis

Mayor

protest

with

on,

going

now

campaign

by

spite of a Messaline, cards the invitation

redoubled

back sending him from Dublin

this

sent

don, 6. where

Castle.

93,

well

us

let

A serious 1

boiler

and

the

in

the

the

At

ruins

were

see,

International

Government Exhibition, of the Exhibition carried off the honours court. Whether re by their education which has to the system be had gard few the last become so perfected during

careful ceived

and disposition

arrangement the French

of the the jury

little

had

to ing the highest

hotel

most

the

named James avIio

Oarline,

(Vic.) large

had

who

came

an

across

a

of

amount

a

_

standing

was

the

the

This

liquor.

drank

first

latter

did,

gone £.100

offered

been

has

The

has

it

drink, contained

for

since

their

themselves with difficult to understand

been ascertained,

Father Superior York

Every Sunday morning before nine and Sir Hawkins Mr Justice o'clock Russell Charles may, says the London of the

Hyde Park.

in are

horses, suggests

been

Guar

about exercise

to

assizes great lately

to late

press hours

the ou

event ; sporting this that when

and is

it

to

,

iron.

of

Hawking at

nil

deal

is

events

of

bras

Whereupon will)

the

credited there ia

its

appeared

to

a

composition,

National Library of Australia

he

Until

1S65

in.

her

years ilewii's

)

ago, literary

in

College, recognition

and

theological.

about

he

on

'

of

the

wish

to

work

good

We

have already capable of doing a real it was with her

protection Providence had later this If, on, into degenerated

child

path.

the charming she had taken

by

The

in

heart

her

child

little

under

was

from when

which she had this attire had

ever

could

way. have resisted of gratitude,

his

marks

her thoughts and childish he would to these listen

regret

beginning and doctor's

yeays j

, J

to

with

interest, greatest how soon sadly have to take' place.

think would

Earl to

return site

to derive

left find

had Franco.

efforts

to prevent "What

at

for

Italy much

pleasure real benefit from, counsels.

salutary The Earl himself

was

so

taken

the

her

to

it

little

thing some

she

any never

suav

in,

the

up

journey

that in

for'

a

.this

you,,

have of

corner

'

died

of

the hedge,

coiidescends

scarcely in

her

change

attentions such a thing

to or

condition;'"

in

:

tp her.

paid all

my

'

I

life,'"

"You

are too severe, Anne," answer for already thebvise countess; lessons of the good doctor were; begin from her memory. ning to be effaced child is "The inclined poor certainly

ed the

but Avhen you think to be melancholy, of the frightful state from Avhich she Avas delivered cannot Avbhder at you these dispositions Avhich do not prevent her grateful every

the

at being, toAvards

same

be

can,

'

her

in

this

respect, other many

to regard she possesses." "

What,

very

she

takes show few

to

she can there

and

gratitude, children that

time,

for

me;

opportunity

her

are

compared and

also

good

I

said,"

'

V the

replied Avas out

"

Avith with

qualities

'

!

fidious creature, attachment to

of

per pure

T Avish Madame.' you loved you and admired ypu it I could not help thinkiiig that a little saved girl, strange so miserable and abject a position,

everyone do. as I

continue

be lonely deigns to treat to

\viieji

my

her

with

were the like flatteries, to the taste of iier: bvho for her to perceive to them the hidden Avithin them.' When in the heart,' the coarsest reigns

much

Avise,

was

the

Avheri;ithey the horses. far too

are

you been Avould

not

Had

any of the

incense

was

at

gi'ief n all

thing Anne,

mistress, inn to rest

the

in.

little

churlish

madame,

Truly,

malice vanity

a

such

felt

sulky

said

"

notice

-excellent

benefactress

notwithstanding made the during

a

is," tone

hunger and yet

the

her feelings, she \vas unable the tea»'s from flowing'1'

control

good. stupid

leave her

'

that she

listened

requested It she

follow she

France,

parting to

to

and

too

the

the to

about

Avas

doctor into

mistress, kindness." and These,

joys, artless

:

had

Laura

dear such

to fear

ceased

II.

escaped from the a of painful profession beggar1 and of the wretched from the brutality had Avoraan Avho forced her to itj sne had once more recovered the natural cheerfulness of her by age, and, little were for her former little, sufferings of the new the influence gotten under made her. on Still when impression Since

very from should

in

the doctor kindness

all

with

and

means

happiness. for Laura love increased for the child showed him great oE affection. She used to tell

separation Meanwhile his wife

1

Chapter

future

confidences and would

abilities,

he

protegee

such

own

daily,

him and

ib

ing.

Ioav

great and

His

seven

D.D.;

her

gratitude

for

Father

of

the

to

towards

a

of him the degree and Pope Leo XI II., about three honour. ago, gave him a similar conferred

|

Amherst

merit

sweet testimonies the was countess by no sensible to them. When her incessant witnessed

a

her good resolutions forgot and doctor's wise advice, back into her old of ways falling in a short time the she lost indolence; fruit she of the efforts had been mak the

child

favour

should

we

away performing.

in

unflexiwith the a

When home

comforter. her mountain

dearest to

stopped that

was

care

this

the meeting offered her girl

the

No

,

Fathers.

when

side

suitable by more gar replaced she felt so ments, happy and so at home in them that she did of not tire and her benefactress kissing showing

missionary. been engaged lias studies and literary as

the

been

the ground

occupies

ble spirit,

low condition and been drawn ;

theological books lie Besides work. u-uvny writing to the Catholic has contributed regularly from 1869 till World which he edited of been He has professor 1874. and Holy Scrip Theology, Philosophy, of the Paulist the ture at Seminary

to

good

on

Hewit

position.

laboured zealously that Since timo, he chiefly

Justice reply that be

Father

Order

prominent

taken

Mr.

appointment

her

to

the

the

Paulist

who place in Wales, counsel have made another would gladly day of know said he did not in hand, the case of the what might be the composition not made Beuch, but that the Bar was have

the

in

herself

had put

gifted most was intelli beauty, so that her least sensible gent, words gave out a kind of cliarm. it was Even in her miserable rags seen she was born to be in not easily

refused

however,

she

winning

with

a

I

Constantinople.

to

years, atten

to be captivated whom creature her protection.

a

as

rough,

generous inspiration it was less the fault of her egotism, which made heart than of her vanity, accessible her very to the perfidious counsels, of adulation. Besides it for lier not was impossible

minister's beliefs were young received He was Catholic. distinctly Church in 1S45, while into the Catholic Movement in was the Oxford England two years' and after noble fruit ; bearing of under Reynolds, Bishop study he was ordained by that Charleston, of the In the history Pi elate in 1847.

said

supposed

Southgate

Italian

in spite of his sixty most amiable of her

over

thrown

is

of

first

and

New

son

the and

severe

said that Lady was noble and action, she offered earnestness

Hecker,

'Ike

committee,

ratify

that

some

was

Bishop

missionary missionary

of

completion of the eve

1820.

in

it.

why

so

(

soon

and

she

she

elected iu

Father

to

successor

accompany

were

known

as

has been Fathers

she

If gratify person who could the of homage

reason

was

young beggar able chance. God forbid

enter

when the prevalent were workers less habits of the hardest inattention to their known of excessive the shows on Observation that, health. Avho do most the men work, contrary never fail from ill-health who practically are as meth to keep their appointments, as in business. Sir odical in recreation C. Russell, though a famous judge of seen on a race is not so often horses, who is as Henry Hawkins, course Sir adviser to the Jockey honorary legal Sir that It is said Henry has Club. which

stories

J

one

who Paulist

reigned and

her

of

;

of "a control increased by only and the want: of who should have the

under

returned

she she

instead

,

of a woman avIio was misunder light but she did not fail to see that stood, this ridiculous character was sovereign Filose. She to the austere ly displeasing of was means therefore seeking another

during

personation

;

tions.

lie himself miuister, Presbyterian Institute of Connecti ed the Theological licensed to due time and was in cut, In 1S43, as a Congregatioualist. preach in the deacon lie was ordained however, to selected Church, and was Episcopal

of getting power of work. Ex distrust the

highest

makes

perience

most

methodical

their

good deal

a

through

Avho know

two

the and the

.

in

Hewit, of the

born

was

and diligently Of all lawyers,

separately

,

xiding these

Manchester

no

indulged largely (he election.

arrest.

strychnine.

correspondent dian be seen

but

from,

came

any party." where the money doubt the parties

been

souls .The

tie.

sacred

a

any

two

faults,

were guide, confinement, one sympathy from

so

the

was

object

take

these

by

together woman's

herself.

existed

longer

between

wise

seeking

over

who doctor, had become,

At

disgusts no

or

the which he

of all

continual find and bad temper,

arose

there

f

compensate

making

was

cause

diminishing

she would greedy, in every way resistance of her the

was

child

a

triumph opponent.

'

fied

she

to

the

fault,

that

young

per result

to

every way with a stern her with

like

This

ing of

bound

by

gain herself than of the benefit it to others. Vanity within her heart,

in

met

fret

Sydney,

It

would

it,

dispute which

ear. hand down your your open the man the at If there is any danger bis hand down table rub his would would and then the personator left ear, in You have made a mistake your say, A number of names are number.' given not indentiwho lifivo of persons openly

minutes

few

a

she

she

this

harmony

within

she was in naturally and and charitable, to do a good action delighted of the praise she more thought

sought

she

From

so

be kind

supreme

left

convulsion's. died in into the bush, closely The kanaka ran his men and made followed by the two to the nearest as possible way as fast informa Avhere he gave station, police murder. It is tion of the alleged have that Cameron and Carline believed cf A reward to South Australia. in

were

almost

had

of virtue

to

effort

no

sacrifice

solitary

forming ing from

in,"

of and

some

great

instance

but that

i

It is in his alleged possession. money induce the to that endeavoured they, new kind of drink. a kanaka to try The kanaka thought they had put a and there white powder into the glass, who an fore declined until aboriginal near

Court Walter

which germs

made

to and dissipations pleasures had allowed her to accustom

too

any these

Unfortunately

the

to

was

for the electorate both electors Bayley, The Cumberland. accused, of Central his defence, was committed avIio reserved bail of trial Sessions, at the Quarter forj of a The allowed. £100 hearing being the second postponed until charge was handed Accused following Wednesday. statement the modus n a written detailing carried on. and the personate operandi intro A certain gentleman, previously was stationed to the person ators, duced " When in the yon go pollinghootb. " must rub the accused said, you

-

and at

staying

For

Hawkins February, to haviug attempted charged with and Tindall, one George personate Walter also Avith having peisonated

part,

Cameron

were

Jundah,

near

kanaka

award

Police

Central

were

heart

clined

Avas

Educatiou, in

the

18th

on

re

delegate

difficulty for

At

place.

men

George

the of

exhibits

their

Two

of

hands Minister

at

coercion

merit

He the

faults.

inclinations

her

In the

Scotland. of record

to

fickle

overgrown

at Ayr.

spoken

or to the exhibits in France, years branch were which in every themselves, and owed so much to the so admirable,

and

and

describing at a Government meeting at Dairy, had been said there North he. Ayrshire, and 1700 1200 prosecutions already Act which the judges under an evictions in Ireland, of the Court of Exchequer of the Gov in spite of the contradiction said created had deliberately ernment, has also The new crimes. Marquis

lives.

Centennial the French

in

success

the

ignited,

of fifty

loss

and

earnestness

a

wrecked

completely

Subsequently resulting

A Feb. hotel burst, that building.

of

ex

riches

Although she had this young many good natural qualities, had received such a worldly woman without much education, religious ideas that she had cultivated training,

The Marquis of Ripon has beeu proRule cause Avith great moting the Home

Hart-

15th

on

Connecticut, in the vicinity

ford,

at

occured

long

his protegee he knew she was

yet

confidence. not her only

'

disaster

meant,

?

Ireland

is

Ireland—

that

fallen loss having unexpected he had found himself upon him, obliged number of bis house to dismiss a great home in hold and to seek a quieter his not the mountains, consulting then only nineteen yeairs young wife, «of to the of age, as whether solitude old castle suit her tastes. an would

hide he was

towards

giddy

Lon

37,

Italy,

a

him

receive. An

exterior

,fair

to

intentions

conclusion

Osborne, And in

112,

sor,

taught

But

j-if

he had chosen a wife it had beenv' and good sense he had less her virtue than the studied dowry she was to

the only serve and al defects many ; to do quite though prepared to the beautiful justice Frenchwoman, that her and acknowledge generous

we

—

iunclness.

had

better

(6ays a London in time of spent paper) by length A the past year. each during place the Royal move in interested gentleman to the ments following figures gives the show how Queen spent the year Wind 117 days, -In Scotland, 1888

Dub the

against

least

all

perience and a

Scotland

bonnie Queen loves smoky London

at

in when

it

sight doctor

the

manner,

the some

the

Cranbrook. Mr. Sexton bas entered

and

in

race

and

most, arrive

Carlyon, of

Professor have the

I.

may 'seem strange a distrusted person life he well whose in high position such knew, and who was endowed with and displayed a a exterior charming

in

pending Baldwin

now

first

At that

against

in

The

M.L.C.,

two-years-old

appointmake

has however, a balloon suitable, obtaining be equipped wishes to and he naturally as well as his rival. air.

difficulty

is

It

are

to

Chapter

to

charge

in which, speculations, in vest he had secretlyi marriage, that although whole of his fortune a man of honour yet every way

commercial

with

TBTJE.

before ed the

Fehon.

Commissioner

Williams Williams,

Mr.

patient, after chloroforming a tooth, of extracting supposed intention of 1,000 sufferer robbed the helpless and then in money, decamped. dollars a

investigation

Negotiations Sydney between

Paris, Avitli the

the

into

AND

Continued.

GovernmentofN.S.Whave Court Judge Murray

Railway

the

of

dentist

unscrupulous

painted.

an

a

of

Assumption

newly District

at

and

chalice

traceable

The

presented

Cathedral

gold

a

of

painting Yirgin.

has

Pope

Catholic

died

soldier,

colic,

M.P.,

'

with symptoms

lisli

TBIED

a noted Eugfrom recently painters' to in a house sleeping

Duncan,

Colonel

and seized

of kippered herrings were of the family of poisoning.

partook (Vie.) three members

to

atGrenfell

naned Andrews,

family

-

A

feared, unmask

And

'

'

infatuates flattery for so

it

Avould a

it.

poor Laura observation

single

;

it

Ayere

be

le'ss,

glance

othertb be

woqld

,

the Avas

of

base jealousy which /of the victim escaped the her who should have from its effect. /.'.'The

her protected on the contrary, instinctive poor child, ly guessed she had an enemy,. and'

Ann's

.

presence

slip

felt

as

if

'in

paralysed

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When

feelings.

any

the wicked Anne, she and this reserve Henrietta very again, her new to lower furnished weapons of her benefactress. in the estimation As the the term travellers neared felt of their journey, the Lady Arras recollections of her journey pleasant which to in Italy thoughts give way

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j

per in the ceived the mountains high which made her distance had formerly so her heart rival and she felt sad, who was conher husband, against demning her to live in such a desert.

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notorious

the

on himself Protestant

-palmed Plunket, Dublin

"

who Dr.

credulous

aocount

"

at

and

iways

tales to

tures"

subjected. did not pay writing

hp gives

now

himself.

;of

the

Jesuit

which But as