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spectively "

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telegrams lows

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Kavanagh

reckless has gone manner in which the about .obtaining to its evidence sustain of truth as well as the disregard case, shown by its agents, whether upon their account. The own or their employer's even in the case showed that witnesses humble workmen were paid 3()dols. per than ever week a sum they greater lives— in London had in their to remain when called and answer to their names the

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to

persons is founded

case

has led that the

based, believe

was

a

great Times'

a upon conglomeration of falsehood, and ex hearsay, suspicion under the pectation, which, searching will crumble of cross examination, light the entire fabric to dust and precipitate into the abyss of mendacity, together with its builders." These are telegrams some that throw admissions made may also help to that the President has shown as to

dence.

No

on further certain light by the cable, and which the impatience explain of the Commission of the evi the length

who

man

feel

at

his self-

preserves in

ease

position respect which he recognises as sub necessarily him to humiliation and ridicule. jecting If Sir James shows Hannen, therefore, an inclination to become perfectly savage, to be the case, we can make as appears can

some

for

excuse

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him.

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his

a

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there Bench who

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five

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Bishops

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Bishops sufficiently adding the superannuated. anoma

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one

still

climate in delicate

greater. trying, health,

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terrible

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which 8ice fron

the iron ore" he adds that no doubt with which the Edward was laden acted-

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as

a

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to

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the

attract

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the

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laws of God and

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spark of

a

flame

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mine to preside moments of his fellow-sinner last he was into launched eternity was

it

of justice.

hand

of Pius IX. prayer following in itself, so and so applicable is beautiful that many to the present crisis, may be of it or to be made glad to be reminded with in order to ensure, its it, acquainted

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over

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before

of

remembrance

all-powerful

the and

compassion that welcomed thief. This I have done,

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desire

meanwhile, cum

meet

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we

pleasant

journey,

sad

Thou can

help

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our

Church

thy else

none

except

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her aud

wicked designs Remember us, O

Lord,

favourable to us in and reignest liveBt

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back

their

who end.

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world

without

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that such

saying or

language,

the

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and

Holland

the

Holy

See.

Bishops Utrecht

fcl

such to even An Anglican

invites trast.

amid

ceased

a

canonisation University

an

him,

prominent

a

con

de Prelate, lately of laudation, whose chorus has been proclaimed from has left behind pulpit, his

to

principally

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two

missions

men

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disabled

by

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the ult.,

Atlantic when in

54, 42 W.,

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on

lat.

lasting

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Bishops

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the encampment

by

two

the the

a

being and

was,

body

large

men

women

first

suddenly Kurds, murdered,

of

were

assaulted, circumstances of terrible several others wounded .atrocity, and the rest stripped by dagger thrusts, back and left to make their to way five

girls

under

killed

were

that

aui without

equivocation

stated

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was

of

this

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unnatural.

of Tiara, with wild and in grief seized their flintlock muskets, dignation, of the. en treaties of their and, in spite aud the to chiefs .clergy, prepared men

;

the Kurds, who arp, mostly armed Martini to illwith the rifles, avenge treatment wives, and daughters. ,of itheir then them there assembled Against ,

Kurdish

tribes

10,000 fight numbering this the Rev. juncture of the Assyrian 0, priest to be. in the who; happened Mission, sent a special district, messenger across to the Persian frontier Canon McLean, the head of the mission at Urmi. The the to Canon telegraphed instantly men.

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British

nearest

Providence, have received which in the Power, of human is society undisturbed and of souls

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homes.

fearful

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even aside its setting legitimate which, and its many claims, origin salutary consider be unassailed when we must of Divine Pro the manifest designs to it. All this. with vidence regard have and we Father, clearly Holy

publicly

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lem,

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of

state present for the indispensable the Church government of

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long.

Christian namely—that of the Apostolic

and

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from

the

entire

entirely

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meet

in

desire

power,

ject therefore by God's particular of St. Peter the successors

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storm

the

exercise

perfect

Register.

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what

—

their

of their

acknowledges,

communions of respective most benefit and their ?

and

—

utmost

firmly

the

His Vicar victory and a loug the blessing of years. Entreating of your Holiness for ourselves and our we remain, Hoiiness's Netherlands, your humble and devoted sons, of The Archbishop the Utrecht,

their

and

The Archbishops

!

tne

to pro submissive address, publicly with regard to all that, questions of the dignity and authority concerning Roman Chair they hold the teaching

in

do the

system

the

or

claim

Cardinal pounds. not so Paris, long before we but a him, and left nothing, believe, wardrobe. if not a tattered Look scanty on this and on that. Under which exit, died

Father

this

some

thousand

eighty Morlot

—

wno aeem iNetnerianas, and holiest it one their of highest of to uphold the sacred rights privileges the Head of the the Roman Pontiff, them Universal Church, and to defend

Bishops

that

course

and

address from the following at of Holland assembled has been forwarded to the Holy

The

Holy

yodr

assured

to

graut

all

Father-:

entreat

we

beseech Christ our Lord aud Saviour stand'1 that 'He would' by and' help 'His Church in her need, and that He would

July, 31st 8 ur rounded

such

of the of the autobiography, whom we have now Prelate venerable re had in mind, who is spending his externatoi maining days in the humble has house which he himself the religious have founded. But facts empathic and the formed the basis of our fiction, in the ouse of Commons recent motion

mkjug

while,

Andj

liberty.;

by Christ full and

in

.

dignitatem from

to him of mankind,

salvation

to

Thou O King.

themselves. and be Thou

upon

for

tiffr,

entrusted

,d.esir.e 'Netherlands their .tqiakp full of 'this share in Ihe fulfilment duty for has shown us that experience the of this are .Faithful country entirely / at h 1: /;,.T: one with their on this pastors question of the rights of the Holy and the See, the danger which, .surrounds, it greater the 'mbre will offer pers'eVeringly they their we do not aid. cease Meanwhile,

she weeps but Thou, ,0 leaders blind

Thou

turn

but

downfall,

centuries by be occupied by the due 'exercise

'

false Thy promises, to shut the; to destroy Thine inheritance, who to mouth of those Thee,: praise darken the glory of Thy temple and1' of not Lord, give iip, T;hy Thy altar. the servants into hands of those who let hate Thee; them not laugh St 'our

trying

are

fop

for to

declaration, Holiness to rest

there-Is

things

all

the

high

.there

,

;

of

A

protest

mustbest of its ability of the Church iu

the

.

able to resist to decreed save Ruler of all things,

upon alone

Head

unimpeded

Lord,

call

can

to

.'

Thy Thy

,

the

overthrow

we

and

its

my

hast

Almighty under

put

can

Remember

the

lords et otium

again,

are

O

Lord.

Ecclesiastical echoed from

moment

man

now,

none

Parliament but as. re Commissioners, the Supreme, by the Gen of the first and Church eral Assembly At that born in the Jerusalem above. not

no

this

pronounced, nor

are

withstand Thy majesty on take Thy pity for our enemies to destroy mean people, us and to overthrow Thy heritage which Thou didst redeem. Change our sorrow into that, we joy, may dive, O name. In and may Lord, thy praise

penitent should the voice

hear

to

pension

none

thou If Thou art

and

no Faith is established longer. Night and days have been thus consum means as ed, on such straitened your wonld have servants, my lords, upper had been with scorn, rejected they And offered. now that I am old and

out, my one of a retiring by the British

and

will.

and

the

vote

power,

persecutions

Lord,

Lord,

things

Law

and

the

therefore,

Catholic

.

Master

to

together the replace

for

of

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work

this

and

affliction,

is

against

with security, and that, whole Catholic world"

the

the Roman of the office

Pontiff,

holy

at

all

Israel,

but have died in doing, that of that same Master, speaking through me back to His Vicar, called England,, remained me to spend whatever bidding in the of my available life kindred labours where of a Missionary Bishop,

worn

and

enemies.

our

King,

the withdrawn, of the Divine

was

trial

great

our

giver,

to acknow

bolt

of

large O good Jesus, our us from deliver

before

brought him despair, of his doom, I ledge the righteousness in teaching him to offer it succeeded in union on with the expiation Calvary, and gave to his ears and heart, the mo ment

behalf

in

Church

the

by the him upheld

1

use

daily in his

done

by armed force, being the power, of another than can nowise exercise his

the position designed Divine Providence

The

man,

was

faith

contrite

of

latter,

stern

Church.

scaffold.

the

own,

fore,

the

;

on

in

more

his

iir

lightning.

Pope and

that

all

be

of Rome

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authority

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fidelity

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daily

witness,',

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raise

of

world

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those

Catholic

ooniemn done and will

fhHoly this

with

testifying

unjustly

states

less

more

attachment

would

we

store,

in unison Bishops of the

once

terror

in

still

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voices

otner

before

at moment Stopping window, he adds his quota

those

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way

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members

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was

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a

answer

I. am Bishop at home, and now spend ing ray days in the bosom of my family, with of honour, estimation, troops me friends able to gather them round board." a at a hospitable Meanwhile, to that third may be supposed pass

from

be believed

to

antecedents admission The

if

oath,

the

and

j

shows

altogether brought, under known.

box

to

other

crew

to be firmly by your Holiness in beyond all still doubt, heavy strokes of misfortune the Holy the against See, and

.

witnesses in the case

the

at

in

directed,

From into the forecastle. 3 a.m. until 7 the captain and p.m. mate were the only ou board persons of doing any work, and on thoin capable devolved the task of keeping the vessel

and and

abroad, home " I

;

the between two Times which let!

affray

incumbent

an

am

Bishop

a

fidelity

,

an

their of

revelations

are

still

by

of the to

of course,

always, before the —

waB

be

Pope our

.

out

brought

of

condition

on

testimony giving the right kind, More important

for

I

See. distinctly wish a; demand reinstated. ''But and attachment

established view of the

tfnd

ship,'

we."

.

them

to

granted

source,

" :

the

over fragments the remaining

flaming driving

Holy

way

,

for

instance, of the offer made by Government to the in English but re prisons, dynamiters, would be fused by them, that liberty this

—

the

although are known

and former was the iujnry, for five hours. Three balls speechless of fire exploded with a re tremendous-the main, scattering, port over rigging,

—

remark now I

that

serious

Omitting any dignitaries. as to the comparoconfidences tive amount of their retiring pensions outside the which no one, Establish it will be plain ment, will grudge them matter of fact for one of the Prelates to

the

'

from

nothing

railway semi-una

such

so past, in what

'

received newspapers by the last mail from of the old country give us a few details some interest the Parnell concerning and of which we have heard Commission, We have heard nothing from the cable.

in

say two

books, to im

easy

.

of the

papers in

anything

conversation, between

a

carriage, bishoped mntual

is

.

than

It

undefined.

;the

knows

.

date

recent

except

in

;

,

more

The vessel was continuously which prostrated enveloped in lightning, on the deck eleven seamen, and deprived for a 'day. them of sight half nearly The second officer and boatswain the were also dashed to the deck, and received

.

and,

still

hours.

others honor

'

ary,

be joined by be still more banker's in the

.

the American

to

Telegrams

will

position

agine

more

to

likely

.

by Cable.

"not

Revelations,

now

whose

.

are

leanings.

General

aud

the

authorities-

Turkish

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authorities

Persia, in the

of Van province and alarmed at

;

of, this hearing, action, to the publicity given to the affair, at last took steps; prevent V at the same im pending the, massacre, time assuring the British representatives that the report of ahy disturbance, was

Thus,

"groundless." pondent, Christians believes

;

Porte

adds1 the

corres

indiscriminate slaughter has been prevented.; that it is the of object to sweep away altogether an

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in his

given

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us

a

in ,

tattery

Carlyle several

taken

were

there,,

of jquality hundred

'ladies above; quality,

Assembly he observed ;

should

resolutions Orgailic commahions union the other Protestant1 what they really is' do not want desire In a conversation different. something held/ a few months' whiohil ago1 with .

content

and

carriages,

Irish

'not of with

ladies;;

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formally

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as. status existibg should the acknowledge orders of their ministers

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validity in the1

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now,

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.Catholics

bottom for

dispute,1

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monpy,

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suspected

doing of £1200

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a

warning

is

Know-Nothingism

out, played' means and that in America the cry for him extinction who raises it. political

Moments.

Exciting The

44

must

one

signed C," appears in 44 Journal Saturday Everyihave had some ex supremely

following-

CasselVs

moments the very

citing when

in

life— moments his has seemed to stand

heart

wnen

an ot tne tne pulses ceased to beat. apparently I have had many. One of the most ex was several years ago when I was citing a feat I see, has since attempting which, been successfully by a accomplished, 1 mean the Scaling 'of foreigner young

and

still,,

have

body

'

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most character

,,gi;o,ss,

,was

point

partisan,-;

to

niisstate-

blacken of view-

to, the first lecture Referring Church history English by, the, C. A. Lane' in the Central Hall

on

;

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Millions

Burke's

the ments, ed from

CASE. case

!

figures

a

pension and falsifying year. By, the, colonring of history had been, misrepre Catholics in the past, just as the, national sented, cause in Ireland,, at this black day was take ened. up They, had, only, .to

Father

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effect

:

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they do not, wish ifor,; to them noihope of obtaining; This, surely! is wish for..

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,

word. It pro that11 which and it holds1 out

a

Nonconformists

Henry

of the requests treatment of insulting earned for him Irish citizens thehostility of the voters of Irish At nationality. H. last month the polls J. Grants the candidate who received the Catholic and Irish had 111,740 vbies; support,

tradi

it the. that attached was to commemorate the, monument were that great and he ucatholics fire, the authors to of; it. With regard other so-called be plots it could Popish now most in shown tha,t.Titus ,Oates-r-.a

see

in the

the

tablet,

ecclsaiastical

common

and

more

country against this Notwithstanding

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without

the,

tion,

ill-founded

to

regaid,

Mr.

1

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rey. proof,u,the, gentleman of London ,the fire in .to great which were .1666: for Catholics:

the suspicion, was there the,,

(

that,

efficacy as of the,; sacraments administered' 'by shouid them ; and that this recognitiontime' to fime1 be; (manifested frpmc by interchange/of But offices>/i;

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blamed

'she

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traditional

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of

either, .traditional, proof, circamstantial, as 'or each of which, they were ocular, be well founded, or well aware; might;

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him generally 'gave then were not they' his 'real ''character Mr.1 Hewitt to office to be a! of the bigot

advent

demonstration and Home

a

some

'

in Nonconformist minister' leading he stated., clearly what it is that' Victoria around h'SChristian communionsthe of that the .church desire namely,.; a

only state

hundred

have

should

.

!to,

refers

Edward

He

so.

was

he started candidature of

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.

Mjvm

Athenaeum,

be

truth that

assertion,

mere

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of historical

lover the

any with

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,

Bishop's' 44

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of

region than

.history,

xypt .piscussion. have been, (discovered

inacciiraoies,

few;,

in

standpoint,

the,

magnificent which bis

uppn,

lately

of

General

tor

When the

at

.

election

and racial animosities religious over to which he was called city He gave wanton offence to the preside. CatholicB of New York by ostentatiously from the City Hall a" pro'.reviewing cession of Garibaldian who made Italians in

side,

balance," conclusions

the

'

;

of tHose ies

to and

of Carlyle, th$ Historian, of facts d as a narrator

either

a

at

the

'

on

to

to

was

reljagktejl

vBtes by their the Mayoralty

obscurity'

city.

very Him

awaken

reviewed be found

having;

,

M)e

claim

on;

and; after question, the evidence that

,

The

;

all

They have

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'opinions

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be

may

themselves

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approval:

his

which

by:

bodies'

dissenting commend

do not

effected

it

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of

Iterances to the means

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present and

lesson.

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—

useful

of Irishmen Mayor Hewitt

himself offensive He has raised and type. renewed the old Know-Nothing cry, which ;in the past has been the canse of so much bitterness and strife in America has been and his constant to effort,'

,

,

;

Melbourne, Lambeth Con

Defeat.

his

share

acquainted Since his has shown

,

.of.

'

Catholics George, their but support,

,

Bishop,

who'

tiorPto

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Goe the

those

that

;his

to

and

taught

'have'

political the recent

,

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Dr.

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Catholics

to

a have. of truth, and, take up history great,. jqve, desire to with .an earnest and, sincere,, at truth, la the,;r.second arrive j the the student who wished to. arrive place, read both sides of at the truth, should,

to Differ.

Agreeing

even

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Society,

.importance, of history,: .and study. the reader of history

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President

Fee,

Maryjs The ,Rey.

interest,,

J.I

on

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Church.

The

,

root

That

the

British

in

and F.ugatien the preachand there, faith that the foundation .6i was

Rome,,

of.

-Christian

the

A Know-Nothing

the

Society,

a

ninis

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its1

;

.his

.

of St.

of the the occupied was supported by the Rev. of ,and ,the) Rev. B. Carley, Cathedral.

and

chair,

TT?_

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foemg, Mr. '

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he and

Britain)

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may

,

History.

O.P.,

Bunce, Church,

Cyril

Catholic

suDjecc

Catholic

as a either acceptance; in Ritualism, .better 'or, possible' novelty is when' it stiUjSi'sbmetbing Rbinanf 4 it's naughty, eagerly Snapped up on the 'whibk at ifch e but 'it's' nice- principle; 'lies

ensures

to

remained.

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the

ppuntjryj' so. Jwell

did

of

Study,

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undnp

Priory .Newcastle, delivered 'a lecture in the N.SvWvhasjust of Drysdale Halhij under the auspices

had, hp peen., .perr, of MSi. think., Only haying bepp, Apostles

proved

out"

j

the.

Rev.

Dominies

Proctor,

out, jjWe farmed",, h'ow profitable jhis

condncted. one of ,'the

sonally

;

not,

conjecture

would

a

trayelling people aud Mr. Haweis

that, 44

.much to

the.

see

easily i

knowledge

expected

was

,

delegates;

that

i

I should, have larger fees,; make money

,

Seeing altbougb

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Farrar, Sala, and otb,ers,

the

on

The

!

Mr.

Hints

.

Protestant.' thb proffered

;

.

Archdeacon

'it Ritualists, especially; to proclaim imperative boldly -youirself of Catholic as # distributor other tracts wise yoUrWill' b'e ignbrbd' with1 Scorn :a's

mere' that

Hilton's

,.

send

learn people, might TheDoctrine., Pope, with, .that: ,jent. request,

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her.

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giving

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Pope

.?

of Britain sent ambassadors begging

King

a

Rome

j

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question,

England'?

in!

Protectants to say 'more

this

brought

suit,

-on this authoritygreater the Venerable Bede,.and inthe year that emphatically,

than

to

over

to

trying,

wtis -there

it

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LWter/Drnimi. Weekly of'THE

He:3i80U88e'8 Rii&is#4Bijn What Is the1 wisest war 44

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into

influence./,

;

Very' u'eatly

'lis;

accqimt

all

it ,

.lawyers

,th,e

relatives

.

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Polish remarks

of

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o

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has

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what. in

ascertain.,

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tVacts

is,

turned

was.

been

/

be.no

question he., said

pounds.

fee was twenty University My sermpns. I preached pounds for ,two invitations only in private .accepting ;#ny fees offered me by the American institaor Had. I, been tibns Universities., 'like Charles farmed out Kingsley, Cornell

CathBHc

hat

on

Univesity

seven

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hotel.,.,

a serrnon

for

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when

piteously

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the pavement and Cathedral. .experts testify in Mrs., Stewart, died £2,500,000

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New Nineteenth Century .Club,, 1885, for which I wai paid .ex one pound, a minute. My highest actly, guinea a minute; Boston fbo was half-a and Mr. Ward Beecher telegraphed from to -me at Boston me offering Brooklyn

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cleaning up were remains that .to a post-imortem; found subjected by the doctors. thq.byninihad.beeniieft whpt else to do with it,; he N.qfrikppwrng it into threw the sewer And yet; /that -dipjflipatwne/)t|)e brain that, had: baffled in anxiety, and:, kept -politicans ist?, where

Judge

.

servant, Talleyrand's

,a;

(us,;that

,

Broad, way,, stores is the marble; palace arms mosaiced ,are of the Long, Island

the! Hilton

,;,

into

-

.

that before the cloSe the faith. -ofthe century was iibut Saviour in preached Britain, we cannot be certain., by -whomi" the of this Imagine inconsistency of statement-— that the faith the

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,

empty

come

.

Pope. 44 there of the

,this

other

or

lineal

& that, the Church- to which- he was onewith thebelonged Holy CatholicChurch in doctrine, discipline, and worship, but he -did not; want- the He. wan ted today pope to .be in it at all. claim British! !with .the old Church

lies,

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has

the of

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for,

but;

Somehow

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have,,

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be .forgotten. .trial...

property hands, been sold

Hiltpn

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the,

all

i

and

j

a

Doctrine, Mr. Lane

t!

£6,000,

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property

at

in

times which existed during -the earliest in and wanted, to show- that England, that hadno British Church early with Rome. Roman connection Cathor

I

to

passed the name

..hayp,, ;

would

extraordipary

his,

,

strange of this world."

Stewart

diejJ,

;

his.

to have done. Some unkjud. cessfully Mr. regarding statements, Haveisfs American fees have beenjigoing,; the and round of the papers, nayp elicited from .that a. letter whiph is g;entleman in the London Press. published' City 41 is an The following extract The fee I received for ain lecture highest America was for one on 4 Wagner' given,

of

flare,,

He

,

.Hiltonj

estimated

years

-Nine,,,

widow,, .has,,

^suc

pretty,

fiepims.

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his

;

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all.,

on

1

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greatness

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to

there

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account,,

the.., .whom.he,leftlt which e roughly,

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by-rats,. the -on

unprpfitajbjip

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eaten

commeptuvy

room

to

showing

own

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tells

careful

was

talent

andvj

.country,''

the

Long

,

|

Victor

he his

turn

r.

..

been

servant

;

;

of

fate

the.

memorial;

Judge,

iqgaj

,

_TheH, |8urgeop8 on the v follow for" the night, found. thati/iine they. ingw day had of heart the great Emperor

of the

to"

Graver

built

,

his

!

thieres

died,

Mark's

widow

his,;,

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wi.thf.draw

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thepeoplej

mindful

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as Island .(Pathedrpl bad ;;.p acyiser,,.

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body from

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th,®!

Treasury.

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;to

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of

worthy

visited

that

hire,—

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had and

Jaiipps's

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worthy. .of should He

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.St.

of opinion

evidehily

is

on in a work Bre.mond, that ,the heart lof-Napoieon tpjlp, .Hygjepfy was devoured by rats -at ,St. Helena examination. ;the. during; .postTmoi;teui

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u

Anglican Marylebone,

the,

'

S

HJ R. lHaweis,

Re'y.

-Church,"

have

claimed

.

,

The

44

that

therewith and worship."

descipline,

it

which

to

-

:

connection

lecture

was the belonged Church which heghn. its the day of Pentecost."

Lane)

Catholic on prorate life All true of .branches 44 said; Mr. must Lane,

j

Modern

,

Holy.

a y He built an Garden Cityj He town, .called, en tire, lived on in a marble, ipplacje. F'fkh; Aven to and irefured his; ue, ,giv;o ;up., ,,dry to be.co.me ,of goods /business Secretary.

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feet

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sensations had I It

was

the

chilly two

vagrant. are several with stone

place

men

with him. anxious voice, remoustrated I asked what was the matter. 'Oh! have been making a bet these men that dive off the bridge. they .will They are and if make the both; drunk, they like this they attempt on a dark night 1 was kill themselves.' will certainly and we of .the same therefore opinion, to work, to the best of our ability, spt, the fellows from to prevent committing ;

one

him

took

persuasion, me. He

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had

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main

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how-

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man as

able

was

him.

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he and,

not

in

to

come

holding

was

the

consequence,

though slowly surely with, me hanging to him, himself, I looked the top. of the on, ;tp parapet. mist in vain for help. A cold overlay Even the river. the nearest lamps gas and not a footstep were, visible, scarcely the to be heard. At last man was. forcing

,

luielt .

him.

on

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with

parapet me

go,'

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cried

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at

take place Easter. ding Boulanger has' informed

with

the

difficulty.

the Daily

(From

London,

January

for

tremendous

cyclone

has

factories

fell

labour

of

oh

has

Queen of her

the

returned

of the

for

to

gifts

jubilee

wrecked. Chamber

entirely "

Western

have been of Somme

Boulanger Divisions

American a

ordered

in

immediate equipment Their destination

an

men-of-war.

jtlobart, 10. January long debate on the taxation pro terminated in a division, .result posals on ing in 15 votes each being given The Speaker side. his gave castingand a dissolu vote; to the Government, A

au

tion

has 3 of is be

have been £200,000. Maori footballers

burnt

—

defeated both the " Rangers"

and

adhesion

to

Mr.

Adelaide, Abraham Jacob

yesterday,

aged 63.

giving does not

protection policy the Chambers' real represent of the chamber The majority feeling. now entire to adherence freeexpress trade principles. Prince

Henry of Battenburg Governor of the

appointed

Wight. Tremendous

storms

the past

have

has been of

Isle

occnrred

week in the Black

Sea, are reported hundreds of

where many shipwrecks to and hsve taken place have perished. France has been warned

people

with

meddling

against

aud

disallowing

foreign

control

it.

King William

of Holland

The next

wool

sales

the

15th

on

thousand bales 4,000 of Australian

are

of gold

yield

at

is

dying.

Antwerp

inst. offering,

produce.

com

Thirteen including

works

Municipal

:

Castlemaine district; The Trades Hall, its

1

Tramway Company the capital thousand

increase

it

floods

by

£38,000. .-Sydney.,

by new

to one

issuing shares,

of

is situation practically Sir EC.. Parkes moved the of the House and made a

He

of the complained of the Opposition was glad to be re un escape further

disgraceful tactics and stated that he of office lieved and. fair treatment.

Silverton

decided

was

£5

the the

to in

damage

by the

liabilities

unchanged. adjournment long speech.

the

ounces

died

is £24,000. Council half-yearly sheet showed assets

balance

meeting

Jan. 8. year exceeded

last

Hobart. withdrawn

The Government have their taxation proposals. '

Jan.

8.

AdelAide.

was

quietly hanged at at Darlingmorning, hurst. A slight hitch, occupying about occurred 30 seconds, before the lever could hie got to work. The culprit

made

no direct confession of her guilt. has been issued proclamation the importation of sheep prohibiting from Western Australian and New it is scab Zealand, where, believed,

The

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Albany's

s.s.

are passengers Messrs. Holman, Wood, Mesdames Holman, Wood, and Weeks. The rim of the Broken Hill miiies is 78,000 oz. of silver. The Adelaide Club has Racing Vic amalgamated with the Licensed tuallers Club making one strong, club

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still

Mr.

Walker

Assembly Bill

a

IRELAND

has give

of his

notice in the to introduce

intention

abolishing

punishment.

capital

Adelaide,

traffic

railway

gers.

A

trial of Gulien's to be made to-day.

is

electric

tramcars

The State Bank Commission evidence in Melbourne

Melbourne, The Victorian tion has passed the boycotting for

Club,

Sydney the

for

wishes

begins to-day.

Jan. 9. Associa

Cricketing a

resolution,

virtually

Melbourne

Cricket

-in with insisting playing five years in opposition to of the other association

clubs.

The Medical

UST

J

Congress

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now

sitting,

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Wednesday.

has been all the lines which have since the repair heavy rains. an train excursion Yesterday to Melbourne took over 4000 passen Ordinary on resumed been under

taking by Germany the Panama

Solomon Melbourne..

Melbourne The

11.

January

estimated

The political

A

a

expe.cted.

exceeding,

Sydney

damage

is

The total

to be either lieved Panama, where dis turbances are or feared, Samoa, where influence German is growing stroDg and threatening the nativy independence

Collins 7 o'clock this

Cochin,

current

are

,

pauper population. United States Government

fortune

London, January 9. of the The Directors Manchester Chamber of Commerce have resolved that the resolution which was passed by that body on the 1 9th "of December last

mence

an

each.

at

team Brighton team.) (Yorkshire

Canal

into

of its

Louisa

oil-bores

the

over

convert

advocating Australia

thousand twenty-four of the previous year. yield a of At the meeting

arrested

dollars.

Aspinwall's

during'

of Cohomerce Journal"

article

an

hundred

million

The

The

;

the the

Charente.

Indiana, estimated

of cards.

houses

like

con suspension bridge large ftfagatta with the southern Williamsport necting side of the river was Susquehannah

by

been

the celebrated Barnum, has retired, with showman, ten

destructive

canal

bequeathed

valuable

Supporters

of

most in

INTERCOLONIAL.

nation. A local labourer has for the Somerset outrage.

and

and

occurred

Pennyslvania, and Williamsport, Reading Pittsburg, of people have other states. Hundreds been and and killed huge buildings

The

prevails.

is very hot and sultry. Sydney,' January 10. At a meeting of; the Assembly held Sir Henry Parkes announced yesterday that in consequence of the adverse vote of the previous tendered day he had the resignation of his which Ministry, His had Mr. accepted. Excellency Want to form a new having declined Mr. Dibbs has consented to Ministry, It is understood do so. that Messrs. Garvan, Lyne, and Fletcher will be in cluded in the new Cabinet.

It urgeB this condition strongly afforded to grounds of the relief able to get rid of by England being

secretary letter from

heat

worth

are

The! weather

11.

January

London,

8.

Excessive

Brokens

Exhibition.

is

imminent. A

dull.

'

an

Vesnvius

1

sing favorably. " Shares are £299.

10. January that Mr. Deakin intends the Cabinet reconstructing by new of Education, Ministers appointing Lands, and Public Works. Mr. Walker, Commissioner of Cus Executive toms, has been appointed Commissioner for Victoria at the Paris

years. on the

a the has received Ireland, " and Invincibles" his life threatening him to he prepared for death .Mr. telling Balfour is now carefully guarded by he goes. where every police A despatch from Panama states that it be a total is feared there will greatly

suspension works.

Mount

success. great in quarantine for patients on Torrens Island are progres

the

Reports

are

that

states

Naples of

eruption

trial

Melbourne,

cope

conditionally that that colony, hundred thous receives fifteen colony and within the next 15 immigrants

News.)

Chief

from

Reports other

tramcar

a'

All

'

Thursday. yesterday '

measles

Panama Canal with the undertak agrees not to proceed the shareholders' ing until meeting on the 15th February.

some

Balfour,

' 1

of

Adelaide electric

proved

tonomous

FOREIGN.

Mr.

.

the

for

of enquiry in con corruption the leasing of ;the traij to finish next their labors

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in

organised

actively

with

The'

to powerless Relief measures

seem

Commission

charges

ways expect week.

—

authorities

Carrington.

Royal

nection

a reporter he expects a of 80,000 at majority the elections. A terrible famine Tb prevailing in in the China Yangtse and Yellow River of the rice districts through the failure and the Thousands are dying, crops.

local

Lord

The into the

Grand

ing

©elegtams.

—

best

tramp

by the

he

tramp, me

giving

,

arid,

been he when of the

of these

one

,

for

of

Victoria of daughter

The contractor

the us to escort enabled passengers valiant to their wagerers homes, and I have reason to believe that next morning thankful their felt that they very the adventure As for ended as it did.

;

and

seats.

to

in

emigration Canada and

Alexandra

Hesse,

being

had

But for this promptitude struggle. either have wit believe that I should or have been dragged nessed a suicide The fortunate over the bridge. arrival, foot of some casual soon afterwards,

.

an

They

The

in calmly sleeping had been aroused

The

Suddenly ap yas, deserted. They were proached; through the mist. W hen the two men by a .third. followed of the bridge they reached, the middle and began rapidly to undress. halted, seized one of them, and in The. third man

suicide.

go.'

;

a

merchants' the

—

was him securely. My rescuer there On Kingston Bridge recesses which are provided

he held

whole

home

returning

very

let

you

certain

Australia.

contains

unpleasant moment the Thames

very exciting

Dight.

I

Kingston. and

a

while

million

a

The

accomplish

experienced bottom. the

to and Another

actually an ..exciting

lajte,

him and

speedily found that I broad spur,

the

all

below,

I'll

I slipped later we had hoisted a second out, and had the drunken man again, up where thrown him on to the pavement, hold

I

have

fallen

at

slip

master.

that

for preparing of Chinese

are

i;

that

momen

cautiously I came

although I

harm,

which

Now,

out

of

unbent, for

to

effort

further,

any Yet,

again., little

friend

a suddenly figure ap thrust a pair of dirty behind me, round and then round first me my voice, and said in a thick also,

thanking

cliff,

that from I discovered descent was, though position and without quite practicable,

task,

my,

-

arms

relief

great

my;

consciousness, I fell. But

a

wLich

to

my the

fingerB 1 must

fell.

myself

lying mpre

riot

my

instant knees

an

of

to

peared

and again, on comparitively feet below the ledge thau.ten Nor was I bad been clinging. I lay there for a time, hurt. To my began to look about.

to.

jBame;

below,

seemed For

sight.

longer clung, the smooth against and then suddenly a cry, I and, with

eud

desperately that indeed, iuy

absolutely

I

the

me

'so,

and

swam,

'lose

rapidly made

raise

remaiuing

little

tried

una

to

effort

my I

1

still.

utterly

was

serious felt

'my! fingers. the -effort

h'ead

I

then

was

stand

to

seem

a

aud I

'mys'elfy 'of

fingers. !

that

fatigued make'

to;

It

'

'ledge1,'

when quite

self,

formation

China

,

leading

The Princess

:

me

to

should, the fall,

10. January in residents Chinese the Government Canada have informed at Ottawa that they have received iii-

London,

Some

no

for drowned. I get other man was Still the fully help. with the other madman, and I occupied to think confess that I was beginning to save order about letting my go in to

desire

20,000

to

dollars.

.

if

fell

it

had shouted I

numbers of interesting papers are All of the the members being read. Governmentthe Congress attended house ball. last night. Sydney, Jan 9. The Government has been again de feated on division on the question the the respecting against charges Railway Commissioner by 33 to 23. Sir Henry Parkes has telegraphed

,

'that

late,1

'and l ifunot

when

and

over,

me

drag

infallibly

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'

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ih;L

low:

weight

July.

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;

have

stakes

and The

Kilrain

fixed for increased

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jump.

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biti'T'came climbing;

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first

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me.

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desire and ability to your of the district interests and the colony is such as to justify generally us in pledging onr support and influence

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I beg to thank you for me. you have conferred upon 1 shall have pleasure iu allowing myself and if returned to be nominated, as your will endeavour to do my representative,

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all must representation nugatory of Government. the' present form I deeply regret'the original grant

Ostler.

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Sherries.

matters more the interests

S.

,

how

am

On these together. to solicit your grounds I venture support. I have the honor to be, gentlemen, Your obedient servant.

desire my established:

Government

the

had

lately with how

met of

acknowledge to owing any

remember McNiel

it

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to

seriously me

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represent, am

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of their advantage and neighbourValley

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of proposal Messrs. Neil was vetoed by the Gov of a large in the in 'defiance ernor, majority an occurrence which, Legislative -.Council,

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lasting

1888.

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which must inevitably give bias to the destinies of the colony, It would be little short suspicion.

scandals, Executive

KEANE.

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particular. your Gentlemen,

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to be drawn the straight path of to the country and their constituents. duty In my case no one will venture to say such a I have al ways con danger exists. fearlessly demned the mismanagement of our finances which during the past five years has brought the to a .colony deplorably impoverished condition have I hesitated to denounce nor that of which haB abuse and power position

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