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debate
the
amendment
the
to
address in the
Mr.
who an
of
the whole bench and
on
of the including
pursued in Ireland and his gentleman and oppressive unjust and
concluding
I
also of
portion
by the right instruments is to Irish the
credit
treatment
this
gentlemen
colleagues
who
have
the
in
suffered
are
suffering.
chance
same
inTr eland
by the
means
unscrupulous
system
hon. gentleman.; adopted by the right friends who with I sympathise my the present have bravely, counterworked in Ireland, and I believe Government be richly that they will rewarded in the which victory patient the end wins from The hon. (loud right tyrants cheers). gentleman sought to intimidate by the
by
future-
near
of prison in that.
,
infliction
He
failed
not He
intimidated now seeks
and penalties. victims were
pains His
by
suffering
degrade
to
(cheers). The them.
and with ordinary criminals other incidents unnecessary with, this of prison connected system Ireland -is an to in discipline attempt have degrade them, but my hon. /riends association all the
not
been oninion
either
in
their
Ireland to
failed
well that end."
an
The right
(cheers).
this
Mr. hon.
and
he could theBe degradations con the resistance of Ireland but he quer also is finding out his mistake (cheers). for He bus been exceptionally fortunate, into office since he came the prices of ,
;
and produce have beeu steadily rising been for the means he has ifithadnot we now see used I believe would ;
a
fairly
Ireland
tranquil
ireland
discontented
other
centre
from
the
of
successes
hon.
the I
right suppose
(cheers). suggest forced urgency ed from this
vwv
(cheers). who ate
law
is
as
refused
They
in alterations Parliament which we
upon under
moving
a
question It-is
tjjey
made it they the right to law the they the rule of ns
;
were prohibit clause directed to of prison treatment and their majority for this and law,
responsible fall stand or they must by the results I do not to re of its work. stop now mind the House of the means by which the urgency (hear they obtained hear), which and the conspiracy assisted them of the second on the very night (cheers) of Reading to steal away the liberties
National Library of Australia
an
even
the
mem
John
nor
an
It that
cheers). these men of the law,
an
of
treatment
to
this say that in the
is
equal the claim
we
alteration the right
future
near
will
country
see
cause
to one, and that it is possible such a permit system as will to the power of have dealing
It
(cheers). that we,
right country,
and legitimate the smaller
is
being endeavour
should
to
in
conciliate and yield
of hon.
the
to
others word
a
Now,
(cheers).
hon.
the
to
let
sir,
incitement to to every disorder, and will hold and to crime, turbulence, fast in the true out to way pointed the them hon. gentleman by the right member in 1885 till he for Midlothian we that chance which gets hope and resist
be believe will sake of Ireland of again land, of
near
a
one, the
and
touching countrymen (loud
his
both
the
for
sake of the great and
Eng heart
the
re
for
member
his
the
treating
which has armed
(laughter). thousand in
put
that if he the field
we
He
Edgar T. Wakeman,
men
I suc'ceeds
so
in
of
sore,
he
venture
field.
trie
us
is
in
there hear), no
ever
that
under
or a large people, section of a people, unless they were spurred excited to it, on to it, by-great oppres and injustice suffering, sion, (cheers). and gallant The lion, member tliiuks be able to incite that he will the Orange men of the North of Ireland into a de
been
inflicted
will
have
had
and touched
opon no
will
when
to not
promising I say
to
material hon,
(Opposition
and gallant
a
still
with
far
old ruin
a
least
in
begone fonnd
the
as now, of the night,
endeavour
was
food
he
fire
and
heated kiudled wail on his
had a
sui
friend
He
generis.
wretched huve
slaves,
for
know the For a
beings transformed slaves comforts
as
not
was
but
was
one
whom into
an
of
a
Irish more
from 500 to 1000 the cabin roof fallen
secured
by many This rent,
king.
of
privilege agent's
alone
holdings, the bare walls in, an angry army had the earth with fire
as if standing, the face of and sword. A few sheep or afower black brewze about the spots entile that once
swept
labour's,
love's,
and
hope's.
In
as
their
labor
American
an
which
money the
covers
at
simply remaining as in caretaker,' and the use of a
the
'
will
horrible
of piece to half an acre in eighth is the slender hold those area, unfortu nate people have upon the breath very of life in a Christian land. " So put of these generous conditions discomfort, earth from
an
furnished
by from
come
the
have
classes
ruling to
15,000
20,000
'Irish wretched
who leave their harvesters,' homes in early spring, tramp to Dublin, ot some other Belfast-, eastern seaport town after the Channel, and, crossing and Scotch swoop down upon the English rural and these battle districts, with the native for
in peasantry savage desperation share of the labour rightly wholly
a
the
latter's
;
for
curse
upon them
helpless
land.
Their
as it were curse returning the laws that have made and hopeless in their own
consist of the belongings with a pair backs, usually a shoes, a cradle, sickle, or either of which is wound scythe fork, with twisted rushes in marvellous patience and care, perhaps a cup or can, and tin
of covered sheet iron.
sort
stew It
made habit
pan, their
is'
go in
to
for squads, company's sake, for of chiefest im purposes, and, for mutual in de portance, protection or fence in the aggression ferocioi'.s often waged with the encounters English and farm labourers, Scotch whose v/ery source is thus of subsistence constantly their attacked by brethren in misery from Ireland. Bat their are as
messing
wages
nothing; the upon when the
back a
up
cross
live out of doors, they and most loathsome food ; and harvests are done, work their to the Irish seacoast, pick bit of work here and there ; the Channel and again seek
homes.
their
lightless
saved
enough
with
whatever
have
helped from
exist
to little
harvesters
Channel
ships, west
the
or
at
and,
families
may they
absence, another in the known to man, an almost super
to
year
these
seen
Irishi
in
Dublin
from the
being
loaded
into care cursed,
landing
for
have
they rent,
their their
during one
If their
pay
horrible manner have done they truly human task. I have
Dublin
stations,
and cudgelled, pounced dumb animalsand all with yet bearing the light of Romeshining from their gau.nt faces saving and hollow in a eyes, way tb'.'at wrung until I could have 'shrieked my heart in and pain Where protest. under the above us sky all, where within the hustled, than
though
of
civilisation
the
which
we
where
boast,
knowledge—and
I
say it reverently— of the Go d that is, may be found such inexpressible such devotion, and prolonged incalculable suffering, such patience illimitable and supreme ?"
chattels at of domestic
tenantless
had
of Ireland and stay, and fled that they may ever the life escape horror of their long existence. preseut The very dens in which they are permit ted to remain by these lords of the land an income greater than that yield west
within
lips.
of a century quarter Irish landowners of the great west have evicted tenants mercilessly with a heartlessness and cruelty no pen can The land is depopulated. depict. In a walk see twenty-mile you may
were
;
wild
as
lands,'
kings have
annihilated in much of for those too poor to in whom all hope has
live
worse
and
beasts. past the
cheers).
'
into holdings grazing when barbaric the helots and herds, There labour. is no
at,
on
had tramped ;
filthy
song
there
over
wall,
little
My new-found
than
complain have been
gentleman
a ones
a get dead furze
of host landlords
or
the
over
"
they iu auy I injured respect. tell the bon. and gallant gentleman that he is simply led away by his own en and he will find it is impossible thusiasm, out of such un to create a movement of,
to
Irish
when they
them,
grievances
the
ing
hungry
and
has
save
little
:
stubborn not resistance, of Irelaud the rest but against merely, and against Parliament England against Scotland cheers and and. (Opposition when no cries of " Oh"), oppression termined
and fight for existence itself. very of great Eviction, depopulation estates, transformation of countless comfortable
most
writes
him
a
Connemara coast, and starved from Dublin unknown fellow-lodger my
they
a
by
rebellion
u>
of
ragged and foot grand and exalted few shillings for his
pitifully with
"yetinib,
bravery, wife ami the wild
to
in putting won't remain and hear, very long (laughter, tell and I will There yon why. of a determined example in history
think them
Ireland,
13
No.
in
his " A foot in Ireland" letters, of the Irish as he met harvester, " as most Gal way, the woeI had ever specimen of humanity
fireare
told
Harvester.
me
armagh, of his
Irish
London
in
huts
finally,
The
and gallant
some
with
qualities
fifty to
north to
us
?
terribly
way ing
prolonged
cheers).
gentleman,
kind
or
not to consistent Mr. O'Brien give and Mr. Carew this exceptional treatment if be does not extend this same treatment
say
God business heart.
a
am
crowding
seeking And Ireland. in all this sad. is such a human as a thing But of and his friends my Their families are too those poor to do else than huddle in
of
we
(cheers), and I
the
or
titled,
owners, or Riviera
corridors
always
so
and the
The
laws for rigorous alone knows where
more
do
nre to do so willing that our convinced that and people knowing England and Wales for the first Scotland time the ear of reason to the have turned of this will solution question steadily
an
Parliament
the retinues
are
on
rags on their of hob-nailed
still,
in
are
every manner, possible to such as to you and agree safeguards thiiilc or desirable you may necessary interests for of your the security (hear We have always been willing to hear).
you
one
in
we
—
is
interests
for
fight
Before
is
is
The
because
about I sit have
bi'ing
All I (Opposition cheers). side should be that you on your how far can to consider willing you the right to legislate for give to Ireland with to herself safety greater your own and more undoubtedly overpowering
from the treatment of prisoners prisoners of any other convicted offence in Ire land. Therefore he is obliged to carry to its bitter out this end. But it policy
called the Clan-na-Gael (cheers). useless for the to Government have as that they pleaded, plead, they are but administering the law, and that the law does not permit them of the prison to alter the treat ment.
not
wish
to
country
do not know hear). gentleman (hear, to alter the law, but whether he intends himself he has placed in the position He which he occupies has to-night. there said that shall be no distinction the of between treatment political
going
system
not
he
Surely
disloyal.
all
ask
untitled,
most,
matters which concern those the and herself without herself alone, risk to shadow of or danger slightest the interest of the empire and of this
bim
like
just
with
kill
I
gentleman's government he will as sworn in the Commis claim, sion Court the other the doubling day, in numbers of his during the period that administration of. revolutionary society It is
your
But cheers). How about the are
a
arange Ireland
You cannot You dare
men
—
is
?
the
system, if you
prison
eating familiar
sea.
to
Amongst
this
alteration
of
instead
why
and necessarily done to must out this death carry How about Larkin system? (Cheers.) who was convicted cheers), (Opposition of the same offences as those political Mr. committed O'Brien and by Mr. have the Carew ? It is for these men we out
is
that to thought by adding gentleman at will the power of imprisonment the these hardships power of also inflicting
a
men
ing
I
every confidence the people of this
of
—
position
(Opposition terests of
come
of
agents.
Sure
?
the
;
down
who were done to (cheers), out this carrying policy (Op" cheers, and a Voice Larkin") who were done to death in carry
'
—
?
who
men
Parliament
them
will
agitation Forster
men-—
of bers Mandeville in death
or
know
who
obscure
you
(Opposition the others
in
:
those
so do about
sympathy,
own
the their opinion of in the opinion of the It is people of England (loud cheers). The right hon. the old story. gentle man the has run different through " to Ok, give me the power degrees. I please," said the any man imprison " Mr. Forster, and I am assured by late
countrymen,
Opposition cheers). Mr. Carew to death.
most
degraded or
(loud
how
least
which must always exist such conditions (cheers).
con
not
fight against You cannot dare not kill
O'Brien1
not
in
their
hear). —
the
or
of Ireland must be
friends
own
our
have
Mr. torture
the
always
suffering
in
(hear,
—
castles
great
guarded
to be the suppose the and the will for capacity of the Orangemen of the of the Fenians of the South
and does he claim that they are not see of the task he the hopelessness when he vouches for puts before himself act of the Orangemen an of disloyalty as of Ulster, untouched they would be without by any oppression, any of those to and revoltinducements rebellion
these
the
gentleman
or
this
And
(cheers). humble men
these
willing of the he will
meet the necessities I that believe from it discontent (hear, hear). does the hon. and which now,
gallant greatest rebellion
ly his loyal would
really
to
men
humblest
ranks
our
claim
not
exceptional On the hear). less of them and than we do of those
sufferings
Because and
ago
for
(hear think
we
trary, their
do
we
as
with
sympathy my
but
(cheers),
to may give place system of conciliation which measures may the nnion between the cement truly I desire two countries (hear, hear). to some of words express also,, sir,
that
years
is
then
country, banish
because have Mr. you placed and Mr. Carew in the hospital them back their clothes given
and
amendment
this,
this
House
this
that able
and
owing
is
that'
O'Brien
the
with
pray
it
action made two
Ireland
in committed., Ireland You (cheers). the would wish now, you say, to alter to law and secure this difference of and I -treatment, suppose you claim
;
ment
But
people, he is
North, and East and West
—
hon.
wants
indeed they made distinction of the political
their
not
was
them
that
to<
the continue
remove
and like Mr. Wil (cheers), my friend liam to Redmond lie on the (cheers), common with plank bed, to associate and vile for political criminals offences
and enthusiasm, front Opposition, Mr. Gladstone,
sympathy
to
and
Ireland,
able
is
to
Well,
demon
for feet and cheering to their rising said -Mr. several Speaker, minutes, I desire to in a very few words support are the amendment which we upon to divide. I agree with the shortly amendment that the system of govern
people,
them
of
some
this persuade of grievances and the to to meet of the Irish and requirements and if after of y>. ars a long series able to to the of people prove
he
if
House
We are entitled, (Opposition cheers). to hold them responsible for the results which compel a man Mr. like William Mr. Carew O'Brien and like (cheers),
wa9
rising
extraordinary
mass all,
to
distinction
Parnell, ..with
Morley's a on recent of House ;
.
evening, Friday Commons.
greeted stration
Mr.
on
that |
(cheers). to whine
now
as
cheers), (Opposition are and to say doing' would to see some like the treatment between and others. prisoners
CONCILIATION.
AND
them
for
useless
stands
it
stand
.
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is
as
to
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It
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this
by
have
then
will
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Mr.
Speeeh by
fall
Fainell.
or
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Father
MeFadden's
arrest-
Mr. J. E. Redmond, writing Melbourne Advocate says Ibe tragedy at Gweedove,
to
the
—
,
police to
officer
arrest
Fr. the
was
killed
M'Fadden,
:
while after
where
a
attemDtine-
celebrating parish is to chapeL, likely prove memorable in Irish The history. deplorable death of District Inspector Martin be ascribed may with perfect truth to the utterly police inadequate made for arrangements of the. arrest, of Fr. M'Fadden and the gross impro-
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in
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out.
and
policemen
deemed
were
to
chosen to
sufficient
it
carry
one
arrest
of
one
in Ireland in beloved priests aud at the flock the midst of his own has door of his own as Guilty chapel. of Government been the conduct the most
the
matter of this very beginning all their last act has eclipsed pre performances in mad and wicked
from
the
their vious
for
Apparently folly. and insult to outrage
have
opinion, they Fr. M'Fadden
Of
course
6ave
reason, irritate
public indicted of the
actually murder
the
for
officer.
police
no
and
well know
they
even though packed by Orange jury, could be expected to men from Belfast, but I on convict such an indictment; this suppose they hope, by bringing and to intimidate Fr.M'Fadden, charge in to give another friends to their proof no
The
ment. in
"
of
England
that
is
Ireland
of
effect
the
here
action
their-
daily and that a becoming more exasperated, is spreading dangerous alike to the spirit and the future of peace of this country rule. Mr. Balfour's Never, I believe, before
the
was
are
people
of
patience
the people and noth
to so subjected great a strain, and confident hope ing short of a strong of Home Rule could in an early triumph save such as would Ireland from scenes dismay to the hearts of the friends bring cause. and enemies alike of Ireland's
propositions position cheers). tion and other have a case we
Great
Speech
Mr.
of a is an The following abridgement in the House of Commons speech made Old Man" recently by "The Grand We
that
told
are
there
has of
been
an
Ireland take you
6aid.my
(Opposition friend hon.
There
is
is
is
is
it
abandonment of
Government of introduction ment for Ireland
well
and principle inception We challenge administration. of the Government coercion policy
its
as
in
in
act as
in the
govern
coercion
the
the the
at
cheers).
(Opposition
challenge
we
I,
We.
by
attempts system of local all
a
but
one, broad.
suffiieently
the
challenge
opened up by
narrow
a
its
widest of people
its
the
sense
this
condemned by We chal country.
for the first being introduced in the history of the country of the people of the protests of defiance and .in the absence Ireland themselves, a of of what be called surplusage may crime in Ireland (Opposition agrarian We say there is no instance cheers). of the introduction of the record upon Act under these circumstances Coercion But we further, cheers). (Opposition this Government in the challenge Act is an entirely new Coercion that(the it
lenge time
as
in
—
act
fangled crime, altogether
that
in at
but
from at
it
aimed
not
is
at
combinations apart crime (Opposition combinations which
aimed cheers), aud sanctioned are expressly protected by the laws of England and Scotland We challenge cheers). (Opposition laid down most of all the doctrine by and by the Government her Majesty's Chief land
the
all
some repealed and time
(laughter). asserts in
government government too,
that
excellent
pared
for
—
the
circumstances Coercion day between
But, most
thing but it,
of
Day
the
local
all
arise may Act be may the present
the
of
for
and (laughter no doubt, however, cherishes gentleman
lion,
by
that Ire coercion
eternity
have
right that
hope under which a
Ireland
by governed by coercion cheers),
(Opposition for time or I cheers). ihat
for
Secretary is best
as
Judgment are
things
manner
distinct
Coercion Ireland.
now,
the
is
We
proper are
told, is
self-government
when that
a
people
-just
now
he that
are
au
pre Ireland
told We are for it. not prepared measures adopted also that the coercive the have improved by the Government is
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a
contend position himself the use
J
has he not he not moved
but that
confidence
would
1
laughter).
he
made
or
that
hon.
my right the inquiry
for
move
was
(cheers the at
prepared' beside sitting
anyone motion
to vote me that
for
it,
that immortal
believing that belief
I
would
do
into
a.
tuents (cheers was done by a and experience
man
(laughter). I matter, the bottom formation
ho
Well,
Gladstoue—
and
it,
to
promise
friend and
to
time
determined
and get
to
the
all
him had and if
ed
But
possible.
sift
a
heard
it
the
'closured
since and happened ? Whenever made, the Government
then
(cheers),
but injury, is according
that
declares to
the not
law.
the
ed
an
indignity
"which
(cheers),
esteemed
be
upon
this
house
or
upon any-
not
to
:
not
depart
the
wear
prison
from the dress ?
were
that
saying
j
to
allowed
was
and
and I am justified in not, without pro any cumbrous cess of sub-legislation he can depart from the rules I never (hear, hear). and ludicrous heard a more frivolous excuse. For twelve or thirteen years I held the office of Chancellor of the Ex
They
chequer, nine-teuths the
inflicted
members of
created
for this as responsible procedure, from their own initiative proceeded But the chief (hear, hear). Secretary these rules do not come prison says his he is not within declares department, and the Solicitorresponsible, General, him a helping that giving hand, declares while be the rules exist they must obey ed. Were the rules altered when Father
rule
work
department.
and
daring
—
that
fell
Does,
to
the
perhaps
five-sixths
certainly
that
time
me
right
was
not
—
in
honAgentle-
to
title
public cheers).
coufideucei
an but English criminal, been sentenoed only by one of the notorious under stipendiaries a town Act there was hardly the Crimes in this or in Scotland where he
in if
as
England
a
had
man
country
it
Ryan
a
If a can (cheers knew little didate of whom the people but that he was sentenced under the to an Irish Crimes Act were presented he would be received with constituency, Irish would be favour. An criminal
;
selves
if
for its moral is valuable it makes' the man looked because but in Ireland it with misgiving ;
now
.
would
of my
be received
not
cheers). with daily
(Opposition our
are
become
and counter
persons it in the house, and by millions outside subvert the They completely (cheers). ancient and make them rules of action,
has
to
is
themselves
and which they know be offences by many
representa
which prisons, of her Majesty's of honour. temples
sentence
upon
principle.
for government
have
we Now this and issue being
not
the
of
been within through the action
effect,
and despises of men. They
precedents the treatment
to
five-sixths
of
have
A
Charles Gavan and the other comfort every
these
all
contradiction
flat
sense
Government
enjoyed under Sir Robert Peel's Now we have a Govern the policy establish reverses
which by
crimes
is complaint refuses only the treatment
ought
Sir
employ
Iregone. time. the first
almost
representatives, of her entire fourth
one-
have,
was
prison
same
O'Connell
in propriety have imprisoned
out
;
of
description that Mr.
ment
rules,
cheers)
jn
the
in
distinct
and tion
harsh
avoid
to
her
his
on
Government.
and condemn, challenge here, we ask for the verdict fairly joined in relation to it of the country (loud In my opinion the cheers). Opposition allotted to of the treatment application the prison is totally against prisoners health which uro for purposes of
Opposition
O'Brien exactly
on
State prisoners aud even luxury
that
>
indulgence. treated with in and prison,
to
not
and almost
lessened for
now
governed
Government. Fergus by Lord Norprison was Liberal by Ministry, as
of
(Irish
greatly land is
to
so
'
between the Con the breach and the people, and that con in which in the stipendiaries, a was almost vital Drumond's time cases of Irish is in life, principle many
the
the Atlantic voyage across was treated with the utmost leniency and when I come to case of Mr. the where I had some O'Connell, responsi of I find from a bility secondary kind,
Duffy
Here no person asserts and cleanliness. for any except those that it was adopted such treat and if .otherwise, purposes, (loud ment became a personal indignity
a
Smith
the
clause what
was
state
a
reduced from in 1838. In
stabulary fidence
treated
was
such
widening
the
Tory sent
treated
treated Mitcbel
for
computed
a
instruction ness.
of war, utmost
indulgence
and
manby
to
time the
Hobhouse
utmost
by O'Connor,
some he has launched five-and-twenty But I of them laughter). (Opposition and I believe I may like to be accurate, a score (laugh exaggeration say without the number, 1, 2, But whatever ter). 3 or a, b, c to the end of the alphabet the moment the down, they all' must go was in danger Government (prolonged Prison treatment and cheers). laughter of discussion was one great subject was Bill under dis when the Coercion a clause cussion. We introduced pro of prisoners as for the treatment viding the but misdemeanants, first-class
Government
John
that
promises..
plans,
to
issue
were
If that were cheers). now find the members might the case sentenced to six months' themselves for hard labonr exclusive dealing The of proceedings' (renewed cheers). iu Government have succeeded the
as
anxious with prison
Sir the
we could the Government, pressed not get information (cheers). My right for West Birm the member hon. friend
projects, I think I have
the
in
Crimes
themselves
pledged criminals
We protest
most
in
in
all
carry
Ireland
1834 to 2,290 the centre of criminal activity, Tipperary, was formed the an association among and members people to prevent crime,
this against prison and brutal unwise, inhuman, It is entirely to the (cheers). contrary Mr. Cobusage of other Governments. for a serious offence in bett, imprisoned
we
is Chamberlain) (Mr. ingham He brings forward the Union.
to
want
known
tranquillity. in 4,297
alike prisoners with been treated and forbearance,
not
—
never
Government have
drumond
diminution of crime, headings of the the people in the law, confidence to crime, actual aversion and attempts crime to the people among put down said he had themselves. Lord Plunkett these
a
hon. and
right
tiiomas
and national spirit (Irish cheers). became the subject That administration of of a hostile committee in the House out facts 'under Lords and it brought
country.
though
here,
ray
by Liberal
and
Ireland
liatory
about with a Parliamentary The Government have adopt of prisoners, and treatment
(Cheers.) treatment
it
it
this
we
converted consti and this
accurate
potter
inquiry.
laughter), of the great prudence hon friend of my right 1 move in the But before
am
challenge whether
of
of berpeople.
from 1834 to Castle 1840. those During years the Governable to do nothing in the of was way but remedial there was legislation in a soothing and conci administration
consideration, leniency, even Every indulgence. Government, until reach this we pseudo Conservative has this Government, recognised it. and applied We decline principle'
his
and
I
say
.Conservative of their class
a
made
to
to
Dublin
at
was
a
but
cedent, friend
?
—
Mr.
mr.
at
stain like a wound." Have we a Con servative Government before us ? There Chancellor of the Exchequer, is a Liberal in a bad school. and reared I cannot him to have much to pre expect regard
said to my doing so the Union I have endangered have laughed in his face should (Minis terial cheers). Gladstone— the Mr. Oh, he made on behalf (laughter ). my promise No. Mr. Courtney anyone would
of
than repudiated. It appertains iu Burke's sentiment described that feels "The life, spirit
to
made that the fullest
certainly made it in
I
on
couraged
him
in bravery these prison
surplus
the condition the sentiment
mitigate attract
to Sensitiveness kind may differ ac to temperament, but sensitive such a point is rather to be en
cording
he told be an
Bhould
of
business is what
recommend
me
of that
for his responsibility rules (hear). I omitted to One case mention was earlier that of Mr. Davitt, who was treated by my right hon friend Wm indul with every (Sir Harcourt) be desired. reasonably gence that could in There is one period of Irish history this which shows how much can century to be' done without coercive legislation
(cheers). of this
indecencies
?
it
inquiry holds
He and
-I
Courtney—
declaration,
an
of
give stituents
and
exercised for
there
Let
has beemapplied it has become
it
that
often
some
a
bravery
think
I
mill ? sometimes
official is
owning
one instance the pro of, in his dress prisoner prison in the midst of his con evidence
least
to
you
why
and
the cell, have we
duction
ness
felons.' is the
with
of
adhesive.
the
dress, incident
to
so
expend'
the
surfeit
him
to
in
gentleman labour under
(laughter).
the items and visitors
prison
disgraceful
There
(Cheers). cleaning at
the
bed,
him
hon.
right
supposed
it
and
company
no have I am very glad to see that my his hon. shakes head friend if he has a but and cheers),
has
plank
an
office
holding
our
Union
the
The
out.
odious
What is cheers). there shall be an know that so long as chooses to say that
cheers). (Opposition of great influence, position his constituents there
if
the
before
comes,
I am not quite Well, is better to have not visitors than to have them sent excluded in for the convenience of securing some Then body else in a legal action (cheers). have we
sincere and upright more man can but no found, the limitations of the against in which he has chosen to place
maintaining
are
Literature
whether
sure
no
(Opposition of saying when you inquiry, Government a Tory of it is a question'
Why
man
shut
are
emphatically right Well, my of his word.
cheers).
What
crimes (cheers). of treatment ?
-
think
field
the
,
be
to
man
be
shall
sibility
of attempt I knbvr of a political definition ing a legislative this but offence; you can do, yon can cases into classes and say what separate cases shall be treated from differently for degtading those of persons sentenced
(
has no respon suppose a Minister work that beyond the routine
man
offences.
upon political the difficulty
argument
an
Well
inquiry, hon. friend
right
.
it we Be that as may, hoar). (hear, of serious crimes with view the decrease bnt we adhere to our satisfaction great cause as to the own (Opposiopinion tion and Ministerial cheers, laughter).
It is said that the amendment
there
must,
—
—
in
to the worst regard acts them in of the charged against the acts but he was shocked by Ireland and he said there themselves, ought to be an inquiry, nay "there
and, if inflicted, ought not to to (loud referred Opposition I am not going to be eutangled
else,
lightly
cheers).
told
with
Government
inquiry. Mr.
and I have in the returns the offences we information to complain of the iittle from the Government relating receive and forcible to intimidation, riot, the figures show the increase possession, 122 in 1886 with of 351, compared
ques
are
we
matters,
be
that of the circumstance everything at Mitchelsdone authorities by the defended and gloried in town was by the Government cheers).' (Opposition He took no heed of the language of the
(laughter choice
of the state improvement If under the Government.
As
body
are
(Op
challenge to the land
for I have a inquiry." of a speech in ray pocket report the made by the right hon. gentleman CourtChairman of Committees (Mr. 1887. so long ago as October, ney), took no heed The right hon. gentleman
right
Gladstone.
these
Well, we
curious
office?
of
Ireland.
Govern
and resolute"
firm
of
condition
which
officer
.
moment
of the Four
priety
course
(Opposition us who. is
cheer-). to lea t.
not
leader
in
Unfold
the the
with acclamation We shall go on growing confidence matters
It
not
to
The but of
history
lies strength cause. in the Ireland and see
without support, sym unaided, on side of' the confidence this for she has achieved herself in the and off shaking yoke gradually title to honour and her establishing has done these Alone she freedom.' what,
pathy, water,
or
she has
Alone
things.
made
enormous
she has done this with now to recede arm, is she likely or fail' of her purpose when she has of the unhesitating acquired support what the hon member forRossendaletoo progress her own
and
;
if
'
as half the fighting described of the constituencies (Opposition who believe that in giving local cheers), to Ireland are per you giving liberty manence to the Union, and establishing between such a state the two countries of things that when it has been brought those' who have into active existence, be will been its by degrees
modestly power
opponents
ashamed tance
of,
they
change Septennial
and offered
(loud Act,
resis the forget to this most beneficial
will
Aided by .the cheers). to you have the right
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avert
that
you
act
yon
cannot
Opposition (loud and prolonged To prevent the consummation to
beyond your power. approach at an accelerated
it
slower
cheers). of it is It
utterly
or
be
hearts
the wall
on
coming-doom
and the signs cheers).
(loud
the
Daily
FOREIGN. London. in
separate been negatived
Gladstone
the
3
fixed on
in
has
Premier, hia selection of new
of
announced
are
loan cent.
of
for
The The tenders
per at £97. the 17th.
is
be open Charters,
to
another
pay
July. The
of
to
visit
French
has arranged next England
Persia
has
Senate
passed, by authorising
Bill
of a 100, majority of the prosecution Boulanger drawn from ".committee judicial body on the charge of sedition.
. .
conferring
the
permanent in Samoa, pending
affairs
the
there agreed of strengthening spot in the meantime.
have the can
Kassan,
—
delegates Bates leave instant,
Conference
intended
concerned shall be no
Bismarck,
stated
that
and
Phelps,"
at Berlin shortly. has officially will refuse to recognise that he the ground
on Bates, declared (Bates) ,
German
himself
in which Century the conduct of the at that place. ,
The
death
Eugene author
to
the
he
fiercely
article
the
;
Chevreul,
of
eminent
Michel French
the age of 103. back as 1810, of of the Preparator Museum in the French of which 1864. works
on
he He
was was
scientific
and was made Commander of subjects, 50 years the Legion of Honour nearly
ago.— Ed.. market
is
..
at £94 10s. quoted flat. Copper is quiet. London, April
The
.
is.;
Tift,
in continuing his Charles Russell before the Statu speech for the defencein strong referred Commission, tory terra&-"to the action of Major Le Caron, -
Party
Major
in of
and
yet-d
ment
any
he
Ireland.
He
baviDg.played
forwarded in/Qrmation
by
the Parnellite accused the
watch,
spy
all
his
life,
the Governr the concerning to
organiseo, \i".hicb plots and which he must ha7® .hnown of, dar Mr. of bis engagement. the term ing had he emphatically Parnell, said,
.-.dynamite .
employed
was
National Library of Australia
were
majority
broken the out among of the and some Marseilles, exhibits to the Paris en route at
are is
consequence. on the
massing troops A
large body of have been ordered
frontier.
and
in
delayed
again
cavalry
from
the
proceed immediately where they are now Caucasus, stationed, and Roumanian to the Austrian frontiers. that Russia It is believed is encouraged Roumanian which by the new Ministry, has been compelled to Charles well known being of which Catargi consists of -mostly
it
accept, Ministry, Premier,
the
that is
the notorious
and it is impossible, in the Russophils, of to a state obtain affairs, present of any different Ministry personnel. the Government Owing to ill-health, have reduced of imprisonment the term to which Mr. O'Brien was sentenced, lie
be released
now
will
May
on
22.
12. London, April Charles Russell ,his continuing before the Statutory Commission of charged The Times with being guilty in with criminal connection neligence the forged letters. He did not share in the which had been belief, Sir address
in expressed Times knew at
some
that
quarters time of
The
the publication to be forgeries but the letters he con ; had been guilty tended that that journal of gross carelessness and negligence in them upon imperfect evidence publishing of their He also strongly genuineness. terms of complained of the ungenerous the
apology
by
given
to their regard Mr. Parnell.
terrible
that reported assassinate the Czar been made by recently is
and
thrown
being His
The
Times wrong done
an
of a
in to
attempt
to
Russia
has
dynamite
bomb
close
exploding
to
which Majesty, wounded slightly The report is unconfirmed. The Empress of Austria has openly to commit threatened as suicide, giving her reason that such an act would give the an of Emperor opportunity with a view to a remarrying, securing him.
lawful
male
heir
is
being
Empress
to
the
Throne.
The and
carefully watched, compos mentis. for The special court General trying has commenced its Boulanger sittings is
in
11.
Sir
the years during the Government,to
a
to
It
far
various
..of
lately
at
as
post .course chemical of Natural His (pry, in director appointed the author
a
Nineteenth attacked
announced
is
the.
in
Government
German
Chevreul, and chemist,
to
opponent
an
Samoa,
in
interests
contributed
13 th the
however,
he
Mr.
on
be held
to
Prince
held
of
the on Washington for4he purpose of attending
—
M.
made
the forces The Ameri
further,
by
has
strike
colonial Exhibition
and
pacification
Powers
The that
Conference.
of
purpose
actively
being
the
secure
for
Orleanists.
are
Arrangements
that
covertly
for
shortly, with the
a
General
the
France,
leaving
England,
to
that
rumoured
is
It
intends
with
pro of protection of its the motion
rejected
!
considered
non
private.
The English American and. German have each agreed Governments to send to Samoa, a warship the Con pending ference on the for which subject, the English and German delegates leave for Washington A the
on
tremendous
the
19th
instant.
has
occurred
gale in of Chesapeake Bay, Mary Nova Scotia, which 35 during and American vessels were
vicinity
land, foreign wrecked.
and party, who some out to explore the region Pole, have arrived on the
Lord Lonsdale time ago set of the North
i
j
I
known.
are1
The Earl have
and
for
left
Countess Sydney,
Onslow
of
the masters tween and the ironworkers, has broken down, owing to the men in any sense to give way in refusing their demands. as The Melbourne sociations have issued a circular that
Millar Robb
!
!
person
he improperly
but
a
to arrange
committee
was
and
details
a
Sydney, last
statement
House that the colony's exceed £2,600,000, and as
000,000,
had
11.
not
was not £4,been stated by the for that the estimates
is to local measure assimilate in the with same direction legislation and South that of "Victoria Australia. A thousand of the unemployed waited upon Sir Henry Farkes yester
the
Sir
refused
They were Henry referring
the Minister of Works. demonstrative meeting held, and adjourned.
an
them to A crowded afterwards
was
11. Brisbane, April The Typographical Association have decided to strike a levy of five shillings man who accepts every weekly upon employment. The Chief Inspector of Stock esti mates that of sheep now in the number does not exceed 13,280,Queensland OQOj against lMtlyear.
of
upwards
14,500,000
11. Adelaide, April for the The. arrangements reception are of Earl Kintore The complete. at three swearing in will take place o'clock this afternoon. The Protectors will meet the Orient, which passed Cape and Borda after midnight, shortly
after
will
saluting
Largs
Bay.
It
is
expected will
party Vice-regal about noon, and that will continue throughout of
the
The day. meet at 4 p.m.
will
her
accompany
to the
that
reach the city the proceedings
the remainder Council Executive
for
exhibits
presentation Institute.
Colonial
Melbourne, Several curred,
diamond police
to the
been
unable,
theft
oc
of
The so
far,
to
make any arrest. In the Probate Court the will of the late Mr. Edols, of Colac, who died in has the December been proved, last, under £200,000. property being sworn
been
Locomotive
appointed
to
the
bad
weather
Adelaide, the
Kintore, yesterday,
loyal.,
they
en
The
flags.
in
before sentative
new
121 April Governor, accorded
and was and enthusiastic
The day reception. half holiday, general decorated extensively
a.
was
a proclaimed and the city was with flowers and Governor was sworni
new
and
brilliant repre amid prolonged the Governor cheering. Everywhere has created most favourable im a
large
gathering,
pressions. Mr. Dillon arrived and yesterday, was most received. enthusiastically He has consented to open his campaign to
he
when
the Town
at
commencing
here,
will
H?„ll
the whole Irish question. his first The Governor holds Levee to-morrow, when numerous addresses will be presented to hira. Shares are Brokens quiet. (new) are quoted at £29 2s. 6d. j Block 14's, night,
96s.
6d.
32s..
fid.
12s.
Junctions, Centrals,
; j
speak
17s.
9d.
on
Souths,
;
9d.
Melbourne, 13. April The Phoenix Foundry has been sur with rounded by pickets, the object of that no new men are admitted seeing to the works. The masters are deter mined not to yield. 170 men out are in of work consequence of the strike. The Conference of the Prospecting Boards strongly urges that the appoint of Mines should be ment! of Minister one in which that officer acted exclu in
sively
that
capacity.
The railway authorities have accepted the tender of the Messrs. "Wright & Ed wards, to two hundred supply medium open goods wag double-bogie for
£48,875. Sydney, of
Wilson
Lieut.
the
13, April U.S. wars/hip"
which Vandalia, recent hurricane the
12. have
April
robberies jewellery similar to the recent in Bourke-street. rings
have
Royal
has intro into the
here.
tremendously
gons,
The Premier has promised Sir Somers will be Vine that next year a sum on for purchasing the estimates placed
Bill
is very lengthy. late Locomotive Superin the South Australian Rail
on
arrived
,
audience,
Land
1
which
has
Earl
and Opposition, the present show a surplus of year £25,000. has passed The Legislative Council the second reading of the Intercolonial Debts' Bill. The principal of object
day afternoon.
and yesterday, of Honor to
of last The ex ponding period pear. the same this year, ports during time, have amounted to £4,370,000, exceed the amount for the corresponding ing of last year by £930,000. period
financial the assured did
he
countered while on the voyage. This year's amount imports already to £5,570,000, an increase of being for the corres over, those £880,000
larceny abscon
deficit
possible.
do what
Thow,
owing
solicitor,
April
by
Wm. a Waterloo Grant, veteran, at the age of 105. died yesterday The ships Lumberman's Lassie and Moel from London, have ar Tryvan, in rived a much damaged condition,
his
delivered He night.
as
to
Guard
a
to
party proposed
rapidly
amending
Engineer
ded.
The Treasurer
by
Assembly,
ways,
subscrip
a well-known Mr. Bradley, whom a warrant the for of £5000, has been issued, has
an
tendent
tions.
for
his
promised
escorted
Mr.
appointed
collect
with works
matter. Onslow arrived
duced
An- Anti-Chinese cry and during the proceedings, made to defeat the resolu
attempt
an
tions,
are
Government House. of Lands The Minister
China.
of raised
influence
any public Government as
Earl
has a jewellery robbery, for £200 damages. held in the Town A meeting was Hall last night, the Mayor presiding, funds for the purpose of raising for the inhabitants of the famine-stricken dis was
there
on
was
in
tricts
his
Fletcher could in the
arrested, been cast
for
estimated
is
Mr.
the
among
are
tenderers. named Wilson, A police constable, in a suit the defendant by brought
strike.
12. April 5,000 men in the colony, A large unemployed on their behalf deputation yesterday waited on as a member Mr. Fletcher, of the and asked him to Opposition,'
the
Murray
Bros.,
on
demands of the hands will be
all
Sydney,
It
j
of the
accepted
out
called
push
successful
whom
are
men
filling
Swamp. Messrs. & Co., and John
the whole
unless
|
Conference
a
various
use
have Trusts accepted for various several tenders contracts, The to £220,000. princi amounting are in connection with the pal items Melbourne in of the West Harbour
The
King
a
by
Bill
a
dealing and Ireland
on
Bill, was
infantry
the Echo for for alleged libel, him of having absconded from accusing The damages are laid at the colonies.
Shah
The
Russia Austrian
proceeding
of rent in the further
for
introduction, of 60. A
against
£5,000. The
at
5s.
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boy has been found
a
inscrib
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11. Melbourne, April of the Irish National meeting held last night, at which League was for the of the arrangements reception discussed but Mo Dillon were aerain it was he shall be not decided whether asked to open his campaign in this city more will be or in Adelaide. Nothing views on the done until Mr. Dillon's
post.
of Commons
arrears
viding tenants.
lumpers
has been
of
Buckland, Queensland,
House
the
new
sterling,
will
Mr. Thomas Towers,
a
million minimum
one
the
Mayo, has introduced
County
in
Ministry.
present
Tenders Tasmanian
ed
for
support
Roumania
formed M. Cacargi, that he disapproves
at
120.
abstract
present
of
be offered
the mutilated to similarly bodies in the recent Whitechapel murders. It is that the work is by the thought hand of Jack the Ripper. Mr. the Home Rule member Crilly,
the
the
.
of to
a
has
Scotland
majority declined
its
Charles
King .
a
flatly
in
measure
the form.
,
by
present probably The body of will
Hamburg
favour
for
Parliament
of Abercorn, who Duke of Done Lord- Lieutenant
at
gal
10. of
Anril
motion
Clark's
The
the best
A
matter
of the members of Boards it has Prospecting been to request unanimously agreed Parliament to the grant for increase to from £80,000 purposes prospecting £150,000. The conference held at Ballarat, bethe
at
quoted
are
(1934)
At
terrible
INTERCOLONIAL.
Lieutenant
to accept Lord is Salisbury unwilling the resignation, and has asked the Mar to reconsider his decision'. It is quis will the resignation be with unlikely is
News.)
ed stock
of Ireland (the of Londonderry) has sent his Marquis to the Premier, owing to resignation the and business private exigencies health of the Marchioness. delicate
Lord
endured
;
also said that the object of calling Major was to be Le Caron prove an alliance tween and crime, but this Mr. Parnell failed to substantiate. It he had utterly con is expected Sir Charles Russell will clude his speech to-morrow.
drawn.
Juteccoloma! telegrams.
(From
Dr.
of
antr
jftimgn
for and con redress the character of a spy, which sidering the major had been proved to bear, the must take Mr. Parnell's Commission He word in to Le Caron's. preference
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;
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rate
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many.of
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come
and
coming,
are
having
coast,
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.
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Alaskan
that of
i
controversy
great
solution two or three of its grace
means
only Ireland,
i
of this
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are
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which
in things seventh
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|
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the one-sixth,
j
continue
was lost 'the during at Apia, has chartered Rockton to to proceed
steamer
Samoa, for the purpose 270 ship-wrecked sailors
of conveying to San Fran
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The Volunteer Friday.
3,400
Easter Encampment National Park on It is that fully expected will take part in the man in
commences
men
the
oeuvres.
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Perth,
20th
GIBNEY,
Bishop of Perth. 1889. February
the and
is
malicious, This cannot endure. The will
doubt,
limit
compliance
withv which
innovation
.
a
it
right,
exercise existence never
falls
could
propriety. in strict
whether,
not
is
of of
Council, far short ideal.
wo
of
Deep
refinement great very or butexact expect, we do not House find amd-lofty
it
spirit
say it. with not very of learning we do not a
within that
that serene
of disinterestedness
rcrflK
n.rT
m
n.crn.insf.
a
dislike.
which
nTriopf.
f.lio
Lest
words
our
too
seem
"
If
subject, as
it
it
Tracey Horgan,
in
:
was
sold'
sold,
by to
owing
was
vested
having
it
in-
the Mrs. Mr.
J"
order
to defraud lier Mrs. Tracey had declaimed Mr. against Hoi'gan5s to the land he believed it right would have fetched its true value. It was only owing to her being a to the fraud that the land party was sold at a small Mr. price.55 " Morrison a knew that good deal in the petition was corperfectly creditors.
,
land
this
indeed
was
Sheriff,
it
debarred from the such powers by »the a condition of things when these contemplated were conferred. Our
powers Legislative pain, exalted
whether with
so
kind
.
scarcely has been
is doubtful choose to do We question
innocuous
assumes pleader easily as easily lays aside; During his short but eventful career us he |has incurred the amongst of an influential hostility class, '.and th at feeling has nowhere shown itself more and nowhere inveterate, been more than candidly manifested,
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is
:
paid
Will we strong our recall to readers5 some minds, of the remarks made upon the on the occasion of its petition in the and presentation Council, before had been made any inquiry into the truth of its statements. Mr. Parker is reported by the West Australian as said having in the course of a speech on the
annoyance.' petition,
of that
of their should
mischievous
latest
not
the and
p.Tin,
—
that it open to doubt made to subserve very unworthy purposes. Concerning in particular, we it, say unhesi that the Council -should tatingly have exercised a wise discretion, and should have absolutely refused to entertain it. As a matter of fact it the was and the duty of the House right to deal with the petition if it chose to do so as a matter of fact also
so
the ranks of our legisla The petition these gentlemen received with undisguised pleasure, and were candid they perfectly in the expression of their readiness, before the worst hand, to believe
how fool welcome to be allowed
of
very
amongst
be rapidly a abuse. A coming dangerous is a perfectly constitutional petition means of it is seeking redress, but it may also become in the true, hands of the a very unscrupulous engine As. Regards the
now
tors.
is
efficient
are
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representatives reasonable
are
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however,
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.
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all
to
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to fast
stockyards, 16th Saturday, saddle COLT;
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Toodyay,
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March,
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'
IMPOUNDED
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no
petition,
—
Quinlan, Montagu, at laying of 'Foundation-stone also the Collected following Mr. P. Ferrara
is
to
j
Every
Mr.
per
—
Mrs.
are
is not forgiveness easily granted Some he has worsted in the Courts on of Justice, others the hustings, and others again he has met in where the legal tourneys animosity which the combatants was inspired
desire
a
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themselves evil-minded
every
President.
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to feel
begin
we
There
a
the
oh
composed
the designs of or dis person not is the appointed grumbler least feature of this provoking state of things. Of the power of or the care to dis discrimination, to criminate. thev seem ha.vonono.
to
apply J.
or
individual he
an
that
case
of
state has
hound closely together by social and other ties that to offend one is to offend the great majority. Mr. has Horgan unfortunately succeeded in ohe not offending, but of this only, many compact in ways for which body, and that
aggrieve
lend
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does
himself
very
men
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which
the Vincentian entrusted to
are
stage
a
Many iinportanfimprovements
ions, well
a
sooner
aggrieved,
and
s
we
painfully
our in which in future history perhaps will be known as Era of the Petitions. A plague of petitions has fallen and who upon the land, deliver us will ? Our people have and at the gone petition-crazy, time the present malady shows itself in its acutest form. Nowa
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1889.
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very
occurrences
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are
in your pur indefatigable and with undaunted re spirit pose, sist and try to conquer evil, iniquity with good, having before your eyes the reward prepared for those who combat the name for of Christ." Pius IX. ,
Good
fair
spites, petty the cliqueism, which distract
"Be
length Perth.
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notice and in the most shortest respect at moderate charges. able manner
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of
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be peremptorily excluded of the order. the benefit said 1889 at 11 oclock The 2nd day of July at the said in the forenoon Chambers and
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STREET
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from
is
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fear that it time goes in which on, less and less a senate of the public weal great questions receive careful and dispassionate and more consideration, and more an arena in which personal quarrels are out to the bitter fought issue. The smallest mat personal ters intrude constantly themselves into the and Chamber, Legislative are shocked to see that the people
bids
APRIL. 18—
WOEKS,
or
Liverpool they"
on
Gugeri,
PIONEER CAKRI16E
before the 21st in and prove to come at the Chambers of the Registrar of District of the said court the Liverpool situate at 9 Cook Street in the City of England or in default thereof on
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her solicitors day of June 1889 his or her claims
by
are
Perth,
street, of P.
be Recent
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ought atmosphere. lead thinking
Lordwife
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in
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of Peter an action
of the estate and in deceased
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matter
which
BIRTH. GUGERI.
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of
County
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red not
say but Mr. the to
There no doubt she was had beenhe did Tracey) know whether he to ought robbed out' of the' land had been done out of it." she, " Rason believed that, possibly, would committee not he. able .
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.
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a
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if
it
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the
House,
to
the
whole
it
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roasted
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to this
Monsietir
company
accident
we
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tree.
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feel
in
bears.
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number
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is
the.
Thomas Campbell has made a statu in which lie that tory declaration says the breach between himself and the Chief Justice dated from the time Sir Thomas, in his of editor West Aus of the capacity commented on the case of Davies tralian, v. Randell and Co., before it had Knight, been dismissed from the con entirely sideration of the Supreme Court.
said
formed
that
has
of
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of
.troupe
been have and Perth
names
at
roll
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Artillery has
Fremantle
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James Andrews lads, and Forrest before the Fremantle Rose, were charged Police Court last week with having stolen a rowlock from a boat, and tea and sugar tent at from a North Fremantle. The cases both roved. boys were against Andrews was to a month's sentenced im on the first and to prisonment charge, two months' on the imprisonment Rose was to second; while ordered be sent to gaol for seven days and receive 12 strokes of a birch.
Albany.
electoral
lUuulUolOt
recently
now
fair
a
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seems
classes
and
to
should
come
some
of
our
Ave
near
Hibernian wnat
\
to be a desire creeds that Mr.
Before named
Byrne
cruelty
to
Police
City
Court
fined
was
£5
a
tion
man
week
last'
for
West
who
nationality
of this
intense
or
Dillon In fact, not of
are
extraction,
is
correct, to respect, themselves."
all
amongst John
Australia.
friends,
in this selves, than the Irish the
hprse.
a
existing
Cutter Una stranded the Abrohlos 8th on loss of human there was no The
Island
Middle
on
inst.
It
are,
-
in
Colonial
life.
Perth
of Museum
arrows
used
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lots
than
is
presentations sample of the natives
be
"
if
Irish
more
The
explana
sold
hearing LocalCourt.
at
low
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figures
.
seven
last
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that
learn
we cases
set
were
sitting is this
of
of
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no
down the
sign
less for
his
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sent
in to
as
a
for of
the
Colonel
member
many years Fremantle
Phillimorehis of
the
West
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to
reason
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ask,
repro the of
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resign
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mo
that such is the and case, that is
the
it
is not, Volun
connection
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his
coips.
of?
Command Rifles,
Rev.
the popular Joseph Johnston, respected Congregational is Minister Fremantle, opposed, very much opposed, to State Aid to Religion. Vet, as he himself has innocently admitted, time he some since applied for and -received and
Humble,
is
from
member
a
Perth
The
Capt.
paragraph that
On the first colony. invasion could approaching members, if they felt so inclined, their and give up guns, bayonets and their at paraphernalia snap fingers the authorities? Under the old regula tions a volunteer to had, very properly, he could notice before sever give a month's
scarce.
the
Gazette
indicationsj.of not the
Mechanics' last.
night
at very
contemporary
twenty
at the
a
Australian
regidations, Is it notice. possible the If is case? it
really there
Guinea;
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Australian
the
ment's
the
poisoned
of New
sale
Saturday
on
to
from
the
of Avhat earthly teer Force in land
a
to be
a
a
the
by
were
appears
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latest
seem
Military
West
under the
the
allegations of Eliza
the
petition have laid their Tracey before report the Mr. House. Horgan has since made a to lengthy declaration the statutory effect that the questions put to and answer: ed by him the do during enquiry not the and justify as that/, report compiled it deals falsely with besides, matters wholly, the
petition.
An instance of "the biter bitten" occurred at the Police Court on City A Tuesday. cab-driver D. Ward named summoned a constable for police named. Kingston as him. The complainant saulting however did not appear in court. to thai According evidence the constable had done no more nut
arrest
his
him
hand
Ward'a
nn
+rv
cAi/MilfW
his
to refusing give his The magistrate £5 for fined Ward an information improper and order he should the costs of the pay case on
name.
laying ed
that
Mr.
John
Boyle
O'Reilly's romantic the scene of which is laid in this colony, and the hero of which; still moves and has his being" lives, in: West Australia, has been highly eulogised; by the capable reviewer of the Dublin Nation. Mr. John Boyle O'Reilly's name, is a familiar one to of our many old', colonists. The now editor of the Boston1. and celebrated and author, Pilot, poet some escaped years ago from this colony j to which he had heea transported for "
Moondyne,"
"
,
deeply
at
has
resignation Australian
offence.
political
We
are
the the
following Times
indebted
to the
West Australian for. telegram concerning Commission The Inquiry. information will prove of particular interest to the majority of our readers London, April 12th— At the sitting of the; Parnell Commission Sir to-day, Charles' Russell continued his address on behalf of Parnell. Mr. He said the that Times", Parnellism and pamphlet Crime" was based the upon confession of bogus Eugene; had invented, Davis, which Pigott and had afterwards palmed off upon the conductors of the Times a as genuine production. to Mr. Parnell's Referring cheque to Frank O 'Byrne he said that it had been given for' innocent an purpose. The peroration of; counsel's the learned address was extraor and dinarily effective and eloquent, to Messrs. scornfully Walter and1' pointing and McDonald, proprietor, of the manager, who Avere Times, sitting close by, he said that there sat the men who were really" accused accused the by of public opinion Great Britain and and Ireland, the colonies the beyond seas. He asserted his' his unwavering belief, rooted conviction, that the trial would result the in real' cable
:
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;
"
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reconciliation and Irish
and people, from the
union and
in
of
the
Tflngiigfi-
almost intensity emotion, pleaded for the vindication of his native On the land. conclusion of the speech, which throughout the day hadr been to with listened unflagging attention,the President Sir James Hannen, Avrote a note to Sir Charles Russell, complimenting, him on his speech, which he described as "a of great speech, worthy a great, occasion." These congratulations were Avarmly re-echoed by 'Sir Richard Webster counsel for the leading Times. The Com mission then until adjourned the30th inst;, Avhen Mr. will be Parnell examined. The Court Avas crowded throughout the day. sobbing he passionately
conclusion, of his
them
siiOAvmg
is no doubt to be found in that of love and freedom justice in Australian heart. every
Avould
duced
Happily
the One
by the
appointed into
enquire
in
released,
,
Sir
colony.
Pouech
performihig
month.
shelves
the
on
Joseph Wylde, through the bush in the on Waneroo, Sunday last, went
of
currence.
i
National Library of Australia
works
of
named
man
ourselves,
father
at:
the choice of the Amic'odi The average Casa. English mto; detests heartily being obliged to in plod through a,;bqok any foreign and would almost language, accept at second hand rather any' Statement than to go to such labour to verify it. FOr'
is that
galloping
vicinity
from
-
,
Public
how way, authors to
Venice, in Library
?
library
the utmost
cn
if
visitors
UmUMtil
obscure and If
not
are
St.
his
deriving
some
source.
the
head first the collision died soon
,
furthered facts from
Catholic
a young whilst
A very he has
men,
Onslow's
Justice
the
some
purpose
best
By
certain
of
Two
Chief
and with a name national But "Christian's" perhaps not was the disclosure of the and his naked truth,
work
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Perth.
the
which
volumes,
fifty Gulf
the to
'
publication
to
added
to foes.
almanac.-
reierence
to take
notthoughtitnecessary
towards
and
by
predominate."
;
English-speaking people, wished, to make clear he might have surely given
be
of the
West
useful when skilfully mani the hands of the inex in pulated a two-edged become perienced they terrible to friends than sword, far more
.
the
the Catholics
in
ceedingly
its intrinsic is which, .whatever merits, an and obscure authority to unknown his; countrymen. Surely there are to be found in the .English language works are as of the same which character, as reliable, and far more Exhaustive,
familiar to all if " Christian"
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to give him a piece of advice to him. which may prove of service to We would warn him, for the future, as a snare shun statistics for the Tables of statistics are ex unwary.
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as tne one wnicn long journeys with the accident. The animal killed was once owned by the Rev. Father and was his favourite horse. Kelly, The weather for the last few weeks has been very changeable. The district is free from any sickness of a dangerous / nature. 1889. 8th, April
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of blessing the ceremony last the palms took place m distributing Concep Immaculate of the the. Cathedral the After mass. second tion before the to according a distribution procession, which was formed, the usual order,the mem the Cathedral, marched around their m bearing bers of the congregation High mass was hands the blessed palms.
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mushrooms, like dings keep popping up is not the supply of brick In fact, equal to the demand. Mr. Hope, of the Bon Marche, Perth, in town, and is has opened a Cash-Store at Perth is selling prices. Competition so it seems, for Thxossell, good for trade, have also the Son & Stewart adopted at greatly cash system and are selling re duced prices. a They are also building new when completed; be which, will store, to another our now great improvement little town. The greatest drawthriving back to Northam is the want of: a good of water. supply I hear that heavy rams have fallen at the gold and that water is fields, very
Geraldton For ra good of the W. .A.- Bank. the Mr. Lowe has filled of years, branch of Manager of the Bunbury same Bank, and has given general of
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return to on his Bunbury had received of holding a second mock Parliamentary travelled and said that though he had Election was different brought upTor consideration, seen and had miles many many as the outcome of the discussion" and, and European, he had often Asiatic faces, then to have a which ensued, it was decided sung. and and its of Bunbury people, thought mock election for two members for Fre meet them to now he was very happy fron the Albany Mail 2nd on next. We take the following mantle, had Thursday May little where in the they of thee.s Chapel again 10 Four have come forward to. of April Upon the arrival to candidates If had Dil before. put Mr. John so often met they viz. Messrs. W. Guilfoyle, Orient on Sunday afternoon, seek election travelled and had re the passengers, up with the hardships Chronicle : lon, M .P., who was among J. Conway, H. Lockyer and W. Reardon, tram he had in his mission the country " of the passenger by the tethrough ceived an invitation, presented will Upon the arrival and it is anticipated that the contest to him know how of Albany then appreciate Mateu asking on Wednesday after they would verend Father from the Metropolis keen one. The Editor of the be a occasion his climate they of waited and healthy of gentlemen the beautiful to visit Perth either, upon the noon the deputation Mr. Wm. Journal, he Reardon, his return to In concluding Society's on the terin. or were now in the colony living arrival Young concermng of the April issue. upon Major then read the contents in and good cwianri was conveyed Qi-iivfiiom Eastern rail" ovnrflasad the unity The invitation a hoDe that me editorial matter ana contriDUtions Mr. between the Bishop of the Diocese. was existed from which had Young long a letter However feeling lines. Major members were as usual with way from conversation continue extremely a would still had lengthy of a definite Dillon him and his people anything ne unable to furnish an excellent of whicli and afforded course in the and bless entertaining, Mateu rests that God's Father at graces matter and he present prayed to nature, and so the instruction. At the invitation arranged evening's that he had already with them. explained ever be at of abeyance.' ings might Aiistraha in a state the various m of the Chairman, first productions his make speech of the of the removal A Committee meeting in connection ar In my notification were criticised several members, after and that as to any further " to Father by Melbourne the read Presentation leaving with the proposed make not at Mr. Bird, please Rev. which the closed. present meeting Sisters' the take in the rangement he could and not fixed to place Dillon Mr. spent for Fremantle, Brady is district definite engagements. on next, 20th the Saturday School, Bunbury,' brief as it has appeared. of his stay with the remainder colony" or when the final he at 1 p.m., arrange to whom misty of the Mail has been very inst, The weather representative and be made. account of the present ments will an interesting late. gave which is fixed m England. The Vasse Irish 1889. Regatta, of the Question 15th, position April Irish a Cardinal Newman has been much is the 25th inst., attracting for We able to state that the famous are West to and judging sorrow at the death of of a visit deal of attention, affected will in the event by leader good bunbury. a speech events on the prodeliver various and there are from the Archbishop UlJathorne, Australia being arranged, A Than v." oramme, his health. The ought to De a verypuccessiui upon fears for its effect own From our Correspondent. I be of A good number affair. people, much was attached to the Cardinal m the was held from A public meeting are Bunbury, and the lieve, going of deceased prelate. afternoon the on the are offering to Mechanics' Institute lot Adelaide Steamship Company to our to-day perform It falls for the purpose saloon or of recording e task from Bunbury, Wednesday, 10th instant, return fares This is how they treat wife beaters in regretful extremely s meals. who, Colonel Angelo not including of one by nf protesting against at 7s. 6d. lady— death of an estimable steerage, Twenty-five men, attired A Indianapolis. she which Magistrate. is rather warm as Resident qualities now, endearing The weather, just the many appointment as and armed with hickories, women, Thos. to Mr. Hayat not fail was read by and did the day and quite night. resolution chilly possessed during in a burst certain of all sections the to annul upon hog the regard the Governor that so had won much 1 very grave an ward asking regret display, had to the amendwho driven his wife and We allude an killer, and later on, contribution of a the community. in occurred my of error appointment, of Mr. P. the wife from home, and, after administerMr. G. J. M. Stevens m had I stated that mass family demise of Mrs. Gugeri, was by when ment put few weeks ago, citizens. That this one of our leading follows A Gugeri, J.P., district twice on severe of 25 in this a lashes, ing thrashing words somewhat as been celebrated sad duty which itis our the departure Themournfulevent, while regretting priest. rolled him in the snow. meeting, Ash Wednesday by the resident last Wednesday its took place to to chronic, to express W. D. Cowan, desires of Mr I am you for your of but short ve&y Jthankful A singular with is and after ah illness of Colonel story reported morning, the appointment in your last issue, of of b'f the mistake correction approval was a daughter Mrs. to the British Gugeri for the duration. ship Rock Terrace. Resident in regard as Magistrate to the resident and now question Angelo apologise priest respected More than a year Capt Jackson, a highly On a show of hands District." I may have unintenago the vessel sailed Wellington for any annoyance of long standing. and a colonist of the 1port, dewas for Japan. When near zr, anrt+he for, the amendment j.„j examine vncr called finnallv caused him. from Philadelphia After of 2. she set to all, 6he was 15 1889 the Philippines feated by the small majority abandoned, and April, goodness which of Christian and against the must assured# many a few other speakers— for the crew landed on one ot the islands. very and by which missed. themselves, had be greatly expressed will now appointment— have But the ship did not she profited, founder; to the Mrs. meeting to relate that Gugeri irishtown. the Mayor adjourned It is distressing drifted for and recently bore up the -who to allow of months, bave, by 20th April, Saturday, leaves behind a large familyof fond mother s to of islands, the Gilbert a group : the districts being present. sidling death, been deprived from her people From our own Correspondent. mother love. Toher s into port without a soul on The of a good many that the board. and of a fond care It is the opinion record the death or of Mis. I to have to too regret the called rather soon, friends intelligence has become to the natives, numerous been vessel a prize has meeting of the resident of immixbe a source the a respected that very much demise will am of opinion Gugeri's and I and they have the cargo, myself who from John A visit Mr. Bourke, appropriated before Wongaraine, and great surprise. a trial ed sorrow to be given Colonel to fill ought the 6th consisted of oil and phosphates, his last on which is sure always breathed Saturday, of Death the Angel I have been informed the being condemned. He died sincere sorrow after a verv short illness. of innfc.. and was valued at 125,000dols. was with feelings last a telegramon Saturday that to his victim. of Holy Church. much attached fortified with the rites Colonel hearts of those that the effect Angelo The to comes received following paragraph appears in a the dreaded messenger which took place on Sunday The funeral, But when and Mr. Cowan has to Bunbury is to come Dublin paper in Mrs. of as well attended. The waB body unexpectedly, evening, intensified. to go to Wyndham. of are in being in a in the Newcas We have much pleasure grief the feelings the deceased was interred of life, and the s.s. Rob RoyT)nl on Fridaymorning in the By was prime service to Mrs f.AAlr liio the funeral Gugeri tle being po&ition state that the gifted Cemetery, young a v aunex lor the Jttev. last the Rev. Father though she had been ailing Ireacy. for Irish Miss Mary Redmond, to a performed by sculptor, was from Bunbury, at which place, there nothing felyet parture is felt for the so, osion Much poor at hand. filled the sympathy irom where so close who, since her return Italy, the past six months, he has ably fear that her end was. a to whom he was low's come s aged mother, decease will she had of her the Rev. Father -Brady studied in the most famons the news caused by Hence vacancy the R.I.P. to the North West. good son. her friends ad— with on a mission of Rome, and upon schools, those suddenly departure including, A bazaar and tea meeting will take place that the best short stay of the knowledge Father Delany's the " Belle Arti' hits had During in Florence, exception The pro on Easter life, in Northam Monday. is for death an exemplary zeal, reparation amongst us, he, by his self-sacrificing to Northam her order book well and lucratively fill been our not ceeds will be devoted loved had Catho and at least the and that the one they made many friends, The under ordea1 through which is now haB been commissioned the terrible Church, repair. by Lady him again wilL ed, not see do unprepared for lics here if they be little as the there will are needed, badly the bust in marble Aberdeen to execute from him. improvements which all must pass— always be happy to hear shock which St. of the Sisters of the severity Cricket Joseph are expected about of the Hon. to temper of the Bunbury W. B. Gladstone. members Right The create. must necessarily the 1st of May. the to Mr. K. W. intelligence be given at Dollis' The sitting will Hill, of many Club made a presentation too. the a business now, and prayers, to Northam Our prayer, presents, just Aberworthy Captain, previous the charming of Lord are sure, will be that the Lowe, their brisk. The residence we Trade is like he appearance. very whence Fremantle, for m peace. his one departuro decn. may rest builare saoul pf the departed bricklayers kept busy, and new to take up the to Geraldton proceeds I
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swindled.
monds'and highly
my
find
to look Ladies, your diaand you other pretty stones, that the jewels have so you
prized
are
to
Believe
only
paste
after
all.
to
each other to hearts thus
"
Safer
""
too
too Much."
Little
than
enjoy
realised,
and
in
a
Blaine,
may
pray
to
on
become
I feel
unceasingly was
be
happiness
friendship."
hope not
been
the
lightened. alike and
afflictions
charms
new
answered
you,
think will
we
our
united
met
now
will
we
gether;
at last
child," has also
baroness, to to me
the
found a true have had pity you the future I shall no in the world."
be alone
"Amiable
that
orphan,
:
God,
For
me.
longer
bear
poor
exclaimed 1 have then
the
and
of Arras' house she was well aware of. It seemed to her that Providence had her across thrown her path to become her and to this in support, yielding
interest
answer
influence and that
past
must
answer
Laura threw herself into her arms, her telling in the most all the manner expressive which sad this tale had feelings within awakened her breast. The noble lady was deeply moved, for al a lively ready sympathy had drawn her towards this unfortunate young whose sad situation at the Earl girl St.
for
a
certainly that
this
Lady
things and
is
the
Except post. is it considerable Canada, the only the States on the Ameri power without can and with each an active Continent, mau the as behind President Mr.
world."
these
in
to
owing
found myself mode of life.
and
first
a it
Meantime, than complimentary
more
my life From that time, my dear Laura, my heart is often sad, but it is never very closed to of doing a kind the joy That is action. the only comfort I
husband
sleep.-
so
choose another
to
obliged I came house
can
Our
of
paired
was
of
opinion of step
Lord Salisbury the White House the wounds inflicted
to
indifferent
Rule.
at this much im
re-opened
health my that late
Patrick
civilised
As
Harrison's
wanting,
-
had been
Mr.
repudiation
which
accord.
crushing that Irish
weaitn
many but
Appointment. of
tactics
a
naa in disappeared How of the revolution. ever thanks to the kindness of the man who taken so had already great in me, I recovered much interest some wreck -of ancient fortune. It my sufficed for for I had wants, my a convent. resolved to retire into A
great time,
Egan's
by the of the Fisheries and Treaty, rejection of Lord Sackville. dismissal Coming after General Harrison's formal adhe sion to the Home Rule movement, it is
to whom I made my only friend no in the other known, person country suspected that the dispossessed heiress was under the again living shadow of the castle of her ancestors. zuy struggle
Continued.
authoritative
warning change no balm
self
.a.u
neglect.
approaching
General
to re-ap venturing 1 took acquaintances
one
the
any
observing in her such to had resolved qualities her educa pains in perfecting
announcement
Forger's could
disguising myself by donning apparel such as you see me were My features wearing to this day. also very much altered by my constant the of weeping ; and with exception
at first
was
exile.
threatening
was
devoting
j
to
to
with
us
and the
testified
escape
beloved
pale,
that
received
eagerness,
had struck me it had If adversity me Dear also left Laura, many joys. it some will you perhaps experience is such an inef There day yourself. in the fact that we are sweetness fable
rudely white
are
these
of
to
until
two
are
his
my
paintings in the month increased. to month my earnings all I was thus enabled to satisfy the two com wants of my unfortunate recovered voice I then my panions.
ex
thirty
lighter grow of him, as may be seen, to
body
had many father who among the nobility, acquaintances France had visited always having at his hands the most generous received
facilitating
of the
There
each £ear, and what
Howell
is
where
in
Vienna
at
arrived
we
last,
Austria,
talent
negro. it
resemble
brother.
taming
a
At
it adversity My friends
white with
turning goes we|
Howell
of white
called
but
k®
bands
His
patches
had
au
white, the bleached
European
are
say,
if
stated, indeed, and,
healthy. his-
!
Fortunately
id
to
it leaving before
suffered
as appointment to States Minister Mexico is the most which disturbing intelligence the hare received. The Pigottists be the most will solemn appointment
the
away
not
Patrick
The Egan's United
an
uuo
jump
pitied.
means
is
Georgia, the part
uu
-
true
Howell, ville, much attention on creating and white of black men in the so far as shade Howell, United States. -race. neither He is to ,oes, belongs case
Mr.
land. The view native heart most rending and I felt the need of from without the place
my
pear among my the precaution of
without
been to sing I to him, but could and over not sing then; my burdened heart only had tears to offer Now him. Oh I felt myself to be
which
etory. The
no and other, to obtain them.
effaced
was
However,
him
hasty me had not to bring flight permitted in means to live the sufficient away world of fashion. Soon I had to give on which I the acquaintances up all had reckoned to divert father's my his sad troubles. mind from Then I had to seek some employment as a
on
but
all,
convalescent-.
.moment
the
short,
again
however
him have would of the old ballads
some
greatest interest they an alleviation
the the
attendance
in
untsu
uuuuiuuaiuy
Several
some and, after diffi had the doctor fetched.
girl,
name
Even
To be
of
admit
set to work
all recalled remembrances
them.
the
third
a
could
and nobility her intelli
sweetness
Omer
St. '
once.
going
hospitality.-
ex-
like exactly summoned
iustantly had been
the culty
he took
He
nurse
this
by
tion.
many
see
in
.
negative, second.
nerve
at
me
Lady
from off the My list of outlaws by the special favour of a statesman, who, although a stranger to me, was to extend me his pleased and I was thus enabled to patronage,
the
calm
in
it inspecting the exposure he took another.
and
sufficient,
alone
left
my
all
"
husband
misfortunes
precious spare no
great I therefore
as
had
gence
but I had my cup of sorrows, to bear the remembrance of them with and I was unable to do so resignation,
so
he said he wanted carriage, for, to go back to his dear valley where his Eliza was own for him. His waiting and screams lamentations well-nigh heart. The broke to my only way
was
was
to
sing
our
least altered the of her character.
friends offered My new consolations but they were I insufficient. needed those of the Trials Divine Consoler of the afflicted.
and from
he found
all she could desire. We have "said born she was with the already most excellent and all the dispositions, and with harshness unpleasantness which she had been overwhelmed for the last seven had not in the years came
—
:
"
of
a
of
to
and looking
emptied
obliged
all
but above all it was her delight ; to develop in her young heart the love and all sentiments of virtue those which exalt the soul. On this head Laura be very soon
-
struck
already
using tions
press her hand tender new mark was of interest to her that she conquered which was overwhelming
she
had
learned and which she ease and correctness ; great her in expressing practice in that language by fluently it in their conversa habitually
herself
St,
Lady
she
spoke with she would
.
lips
people
suspected to escape
order pursued ; and, the sword which had victims down so many
xxe
strength
was
in
I felt who shared understanding
the
commended
all
Like
he
unable
.
and francs, of his arms.
the
distracting spread as far father underwent
My lot.
recital
would lessons
drive far from you the trials too often the of this dis precious consequence position. Then she continued her narration. "There remains littlefor me to tell I had you now, about my misfortunes.
then
was
of the tasks would
up to her young said to her affectionately " Poor child, and you have a loving heart. compassionate May Heaven
to fly into a stange land. It be impossible for me to would I the underwent describe sufferings for' I could find the journey; during and no words to cheer my poor father
fell upon beyond measure, exasperated him without his master, pommelled him into the carriage and flinging mercy, him drove him off to the Bois, bringing at four from half dead the cold, back, The .eccentric o'clock next morning. one baron nresented him next day with
hundred
heart
'
around when I
France
beautiful
our
self
the
Thereupon
caprices.
her
had been dear father, How doing my best to console him. when I had succeeded in happy I felt of my unfortun calming the agitation to him for ate husband, by singing hours together. several Well, then, dear even able to I was my Laura, and thank God for my bless lot, my misfortune and I would ; begin again the next day with renewed energy. These however, so dearly joys, pur have end. The to an chased were our
going
night,
to
coachman
unfortunate
never
play
to
ten towards down to the
The
smile
a
revolution
to the carriage get ready in a de Boulogne to the Bois drive then snowstorm He counter blinding and repeated it the manded order,
ed
see
of her
point Laura
gratifying defection
III.
of my
in
bis lifetime. He during once or attendant personal changed his and on one occasion twice a month, drove coachmen inconsiderateness his The baron order into violent rebellion. man
to
me
to
little
said,
asked
who
this
the
!
priest
Cruelty
humanitarian
different
a
property, to the
bequeathed £100,000,
than
more
so
mission therefore the accepted God had given me, and I often experi and enced peace great happiness in the middle of my anguish. was for Oh it yes ; what a joy
rob
had
of Paris,
de Jost,
his
1887,
by
they
has
TRUE.
Continued.
1
his
of
peril amateur
the back
At
they met in the vicinity ,day and if some park, days Laura's her friend were not finished, Then she help her to do them. of the German over some go
Ever
vigils,
so
songs
felt Omer this ly and
how
those
sacrifices,
with mingled AJ1 my happiness,
much the whole anguish. charm of my life therein. When lay concluded at the end of two they were years by the death of the two beings to whom I had consecratedlife, my the world was to me only as a great tomb in which I was buried alive."
I
him
commanded
AND Chapter
from
arms
on
TRIED
exela;paed
tbpy.
those
ever
friend
he answered un steal," as he shut the door to their feelingly, faces. Next day they came with the same same demand and the received "
for those
"If
families.
work
answer.
it
Howell's devote them
and
proprietor francs each
greater may be
is,
rarity
much
suffering
are
very intelligent, be sufficiently ex phenomenon of which he is a living men ample nor can any of the medical who have his case help investigated to a solution of the mystery. A white negro
owe
a
as
an however, infinitely than a black swan, and that numbers of expected
Madrid
to complete Three unemploy the working classes
too
invention. to belong
who
from
comes
is
to
nothing of
15
rate.
labelled
ed,
of
ex transformation is described but he does not seem so to the explain
Howell
.
A
120,000
over
the
to
the for
arc
company uf Government
and appears, tends downwards. it
—
poor at
found
.
very
for
sad, and of de
the burden
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he
an
test."
Archbishop of
servant
the
Privy In his
late
the
takes place. the offending writes as
Archbishop of England
Church
.
their
by
is
to
summons
of
was
if
not
It
has these spasmodic jerks it is really then to make believe detect But the world can alive. always the .wires the puppet is made by which of Her Majesty's to dance to the music .dead.
and
now
and
that
not
are
they
is
Christianity own of our
members
of
infidels,
England
clergyman
too
safer
is
much.
Medical
to
New
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Catholic
the
A
time short ago columns considerable discourse important Archbishon the His
Medical
tion
Chief
the
ques Ireland of House
by
the
honours School the
iu tions
test higher by the Catholic
which
of
the
as
recommending the
School
of
short
of
Archbishop ever
reply result as
said.
gave the The reports
a
pear tions made
circumstances,
reply have
the
in
in
allowed
to
choose
This
have
answer
been
may Blane's not touch
a
reply certainly
Balfour's
Mr.
And
answer.
the
repeats in a
way representation. I have
then
its
accurately
represented the purport to him supplied
Queen's neither class
and
School,
7
advisers if
the
Mr.
?
in
or
other
some
eminence be demon
pre would other
test,
ot
I
may
Balfour's
direction. the
is
it
the as
years
But,
as
class
first
had proposed year, 1887,
to
full
;
r
.
in
this
instance,
as
in
National Library of Australia
so
many
others,
One
sieve.
sufficient generally intermittent in fever;
in preference
HOW
TO
he
could
Exhibitions The results
in
1887, University
very
CLASS
IflBST
nor
first
of
the
published Calendar
iD
as
were
HONOUBS. o
Cork
0
Gaiway
,
o
.
nate must
formic
better
preservative and cooking
Queen's College, Queen's College, Queen's College,
time
it
about
go is
is
in
it
RAISINS
In
first
the
round of
art
in
mouth.
has
not
the
finger,
been
the
say under
the
over
lip.
but
held
to
a
will
that
contuin
The
loss
farmer trouble them
this
talc.-
leave
better
fat
for
of milk,
who is not willing with the calves had to at the the dams he
otherwise
will
lose
the
is
only
It furnishes honey. as of nutrition sugar warmth and energy. when eaten, uudergo
same
element
and starch Starch and
—
gives sugar
a digestive change In assimilated. honey to has been made a
they are assimilation
considerable
the
It by the bees. of assimilation,
extent
partly digested, and concentrated.
The longer
is
easy
more
honey
o
Cork
O
Gahvay
o
is
is
this
in
the
hive,
the
-It change. blossoms the
its flavor from There is as from which it is gathered. milk difference in honey as in or much of adul and the same butter, liability teration. Owing to the low prices
derives
Belfast
complete
the
to
chief
feet
trays.
kiln fifty
wide,
space giving The side walls of the end walls and kiln
that
on
VI
piu
considerd
is
of
Mr.
Hardy
of Adelaide. Mr. Ivavanagh estimates that he will get a ton of raisins per acre and that, at the moderate estimate of 5d. lb. a per wholesale, gives gross of £51 return 5s. acre. In the per number
latest
of the standard
a
Current, sultana
raisins
Australian
lOd.
tion
for
to
Prices I see
authority,
quoted
muscatels
the
Is.,
at
5|d.
latter
auif
quota packed
selected being bunches, Mr. esti fancy boxes. Kavanagh's mate of 5d. per all lb. round for his whole safe to go upon. crop seems He to turn out about ten tons this expects and his arrangements season, for future of a considerable years give assuraiice in
increase on that amount. progressive Tnis which event, be looked may the inauguration of what upon as really will is is
certainly become a great industry, attention. worthy of particular There no the prepara mystery at' all about
of raisins.
This
"
After
placed dry in
on
the in
given vegetable are
grapes
long
the
and
trays,
sun
;
is
of
the
Califorhian
by Mr. Curston in before the Royal
described
as
"evidence Commission
natural purely form. It is the sweet iti a commercial and stored of flowers nectar gathered and changed by them to by the bees, mellow known as sweet the smooth,
Honey
As
occasion
no
head, /Itmirw UlJiUg
of mud, brick. The
his
HONEY.
other.
Kavanagh's each compartments,
improvement
an
is
in
are
method,
ABOUT
raisins
Mr.
about 300
tion
FACTS
INTERESTING
o
EXHIBITIONS.
there that
by nine
the kiln furnaces
i
the
kinds
good
to
on
nAnfrninnr
long
for
the
sufficient
supposed
is
-
does not
is
raisins,
understand
feet
the drink
especially
Yery
the the
is
as
everybody
business. contains two
a
when too young, or if at do not cold milk time, you any Even them. want to kill though they survive for a few weeks, you are layiug if for future disease the foundation you The young do not respect this warning. while stomach cannot handle cold milk
experts and that
grape, but there is no
int.Arflsr.
euter
cure
raisins
be made from the sultana the muscatel thrives here inducement to try any
the
here let us right calves not must
And
calf. stupid give the warning he fed on skim-milk
to
wine-making.
grape-growiog, say anything
will
stops
which produced
as
to
just into
known
the
—
:
can
finger
it
reudy again when che calf Two or three lessons
ing. most
for
calf as
for
writer
Muscat Gordo Blanco, Mr. Kavanagh grows for ofother although he has a variety
suck unduly excited be gradually which should
withdrawn, mouth
so
it
a
also
is
kind
into finger should If the calf
put
it
a
MUSCATEL
successfully
muscatel,
easy the
one arm firm with Push its head into
and
THE
Agricultural
bo most
can
it
milk Some
warm
confections
FROM
The
know
make it Now back
wants. and hold its neck.
corner
hungry,
actually wits and
its
the
place
be made
contains makes it than sugar syrup.
it
Melbourne Advocate says The kind of grape from
difference
a
'
used.
TO
drink is an trouble great
same
only
you
cases.
sharpen it what
and 6
College CLASS
if
the
acid
the In
way. great right in the capacity of calves for learning to food in this as take their way, just it is with but a little children, patience and persistence will cure the most obsti
this
Belfast
Queen's Colleges Medical University
University
At
without stimulants, and is unequalled harvest drinks. As an or
effects,
GRAPE.
to
have
men
have
it is application when irritating and soothing if diluted. In most the qualities of honey country places are and is much appreciated, it used for croup and colds. In preserving fruit in a natural state,
to
CALVES
calves
pet
wiue
as
quinine."
TEACH
some
before
Queen's College, Queen's College, Queen's College,
to
who
Children,
clear,
obstinate a second dose is requir cases, ed Each dose is invariably preceded as a purga by a glass of aloe brandy, tive. The is used in that powder locality
use
external
a
dose,
is
the have have
results
:
EIBST
fine
a
to
appetites, with their
injurious and mead
in
the calves.
-
,
their
whisky they ordinary get then they are asleep, put on a bread pan dried in a hot oven, and thoroughly aud the pulverized,powder passed
to
on
Honours.
Total, Catholic
effect
until
stitute.
the
ot
of the informa on tion by the officials of the result whom, as a necessary of Irish extraordinary system prescut to depend is ho administration, obliged But for information in such cases. all
in
healing quality enough to of the meet the absolute requirements If have taken the animal. you young must natural oil of the milk, out you an artificial sub then raplMe it with
for the suc comparison, the side of the Catholic The students of the medical obtained in that Colleges year
Royal
:
success the fever. der with great against in the following The powder is prepared Live erabs are with poured over way
and
no all
follows
ment
skim-milk
re
complete record of that furnishes the
published,
examinations
:
Commons
.
school.
Grace argument
House
5
that,
taken
three
were
cesses
his
the
1 1
Balfour's
stand,
xbeen officially instituted
suffi
of his substance all mis which demolishes The Archbishop says no doubt that Mr. Balfour to
Cork
in question. testimony If the Archbishop limit himself to one last year for which the
but question, did the powerful it Walsh. It is argument of Archbishop should his Grace not that surprising the Times a letter address to pointing is the issue knit out how misleading and Mr. between Mr. Blane's question to
cient
These
Gaiway
different
last
MEDI.
fifteen
malarial
results
natural
of food, with it
articles
learn
prefer generally it to butter bread. Honey is a laxative and sedative, and in disease of bladder and kidueys it is an excellent It' also of the medi remedy. partakes cinal of the plant from which properties it was has much the same It gathered.
" During the paper says the inhabitants of a years iu.Kharkoo Govern locality Russia have used the crab pow-
Russian
enter
12
be
A last
its
held
no
a
the
test.
own
Royal
3
taken, Colleges what But
can
A
other
can
beneficial
CINE.
pail,
:
suggested
facts
,
if
the
the
if be applicable would, doubt, results in were the satisfactory question or of the ex those of one examination, of one amination and if, on year only, the results of the examina the whole, tions of the other recent years pointed
:
received
test
that
find
by
of
Belfast
Queen's
ask, mark
this
pre-eminence
follows
Mr.
strated.
question suggest that the cannot be taken of one examination and it would further test ap fair from them that each of the institu between which a comparison is fair claim to a could establish to
7
at the 18 examinations was three 12. years
were
test
case falls very and of what the Balfour how Mr.
following which I
and
higher we
;
the
reality,
6
Total....
the
of
the
1
.;
Queen's Colleges Catholic Medical University University College
Now
AS
CRAB
There
13
formants
POWDERED
enough
Total
as
finite.
with
ease
majority
more
that
2
Gaiway
Queen's College, Queen's College, Queen's College,
class
anlr
Station,
Teaching
3
still
as
#atm,
butter.
a
the
the
learning.
for
won
were
at
DRINK.
Cork
the taking exhibitions, awarded number
during
of advisability to grant Parliamentary Medicine of the Catholic
1 University This statement
by
Belfast
College,
the
—
is
those
:
College, College,
University
Gaiway combined those
total
is The following these honours three of the
Class
total
many of Colleges
Queeu's
and Cork, Belfast, under and whether, he would consider a
off
carried
the
awarded during
students
Again,
University those that were again defeated exhibi class of first School University
Colleges
Medicine, exhibitions
of first
1st
Total
Catholic and Medicine,
of
Queen's
ward
a
wo
high as
Queen's Colleges Catholic Medical School, University University College
1st
of Medicine.
School
on
is on each package, he much of producing a good does the producer of choice
medicine, honey has great value and many uses. It is excellent in most throat and IuDg affections, and is often used iu place of cod liver oil with great there benefit. are found Occasionally with whom it does not agree, as people
alto-
carried Tablet.
are
as or
As
Col
the University studies being
in
on
further
Drofessional.
through
and of the two Col Colleges from the Catholic University students themselves presented
Total
;
teaspoonful, cure the
of
Queen's Queen's Queen's
.
in
the
the
known find that
distinctions
which for examination
of the Chief been called to of Queen's Colleges
beaten
of
examinations place,
University Royal was 13. years of distribution
leges
Arch
first
the
technically
amongst Queen's
.
land,
the
students carried the
as
fruit
.
honours, of these
number three the
that the which re Belfast, Cork, and Gaiway, them a ceive Parliamentary among for medical of over a year .€5,000 grant at the last exami were, teaching of Ire nations of the Royal University .
class
attentipn has Ireland
for
Secretary fact the
in
:
in
Taking, distinctions
18
these
regarding follows
as
for
Secretary of the
sitting
Commons. Whether
are
the
are
name
article
:
;
in
of the believed and put this statement,
bishop's tion to the at a recent
each
to
ducer's thinks
The studies assigned of the first medical year
institution.
one
the
:
Col
he
as
who
of explanation may be use Two are ful. Catholic institutions the Catho named in the above returns, lic Medical and School University But are College. they substantially
the
case-
these
out in detail the .Grace pointed contrasts presented by the academical at successes the examinations obtained of the Royal University by the Medical in the Student trained Queen's Colleges in with the and the School connected Mr. one of Blane, Catholic University; Irish took the members, up the sub stance
student
6
word
erether
three wishes to
over
One
lege
examinations medical every year, This two of each grade of examination. in three examinations 18 distinct gives continues The Archbishop years. I called atthe facts to which Now
little
these gave extructs from the delivered by the to the students of School in Dublin.
of Dublin
Catholic
of
University.
we
of the it that
a degree at the Royal University distinct examinations. pass three held twice examinations are that there are six is, year
Those
are
Queen's
Now variance
at
extending
Every
must
Treeman.
York
Schools and
leges
it
Many
Council lor a Church believe too
is directly suggestion with the obvious facts
years. obtain
but
Newton, with.
number by the
a
different.
this
examinations
problematical
Heber
interfered the Privy
and
"than
are
as
of disclosed
lished in the Royal University Calendars of the last few years. out The that in Archbishop points exami his address he spoke not of one of nation but of the entire series only,
clergymen Church in the English
bishops
even
whose as
There
Council.
Privy
result be very
and in by improved( methods creased production, it is less adulterated than than no more formerly probably other food products. When every pro ;
is im so obvious facts, indeed, to possible suppose they could escape the notice of any competent official who would take the trouble even to glance lists as pub through the examination
pre the
and
alive
examinations
the would
returns
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But
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Total, Catholic
.
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be But
cannot
—
inasmuch
he "suggest," of one examina
been furnished that the result
"
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unpleasant predicament, of the same he was guilty the Bishop of Lincoln when He was Bishop of Truro.
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says,
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you
course
can
them
:
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boxes
in together but the fruit the moisture
called
does not
sweat
actually
boxes sweat
j
—
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had
44
an
of the University Zweibeer, Professor man. absent-minded of Bonn, is a very some He was busily engaged in solving servant The hastily scientific problem. and door of his studio opened the " A event. announced a great family 44 ?" has arrived." Oh little straDger little "Little "It is a boy! boy." he wants." Well, ask him what
appeared American paper
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ago 1 cholera
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this
good
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an
prices
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article,
said to in
When the cholera comes cholera will be high. Buy your cofiins the Seize and avoid the rush. a
Well
poem exclaimed
!"
early oppor and one
undersigned eyer offered
town/'
National Library of Australia
she editor
—
the
to
intended annihilate I have
began. with a
annihilate,
worth
written
a
a
cent on
poem 44 Oh
My
Father's
!
noon,
miss."
The
Burglar
and
A
Editor.—
the
to rob a while attempting at bondholder by Maryville, the humble residence mistake got into After unsuc next door. of an editor suitable for about fumbling cessfully he was time disgusted assets for some house of the tenant observe the to at him. and in bed laughing up sitting the 44 Skinderson, old Ain't you the housebreaker. ?" inquired capitalist 44 the chuckled editor, time,"
burglar, bloated
Nary
44
I'm
Eagle"
the
of
editor
Scott!"
"Great
hours
Screaming said
the
on
this
branch
four alihs-
thought
-
were
it
just as I could
it
as
just And
the
conscience
a
A
Now,"
44
wheu
and
came
for
back
to
his
satisfied
he
gloves,'
sale
cheap
wife.'
Yes, but
what
size
1 do not
know.
I
sizes
are
my
she
does
wear?'
the Lord
tick saying of Israel —
Moses, children and
thus
tick,
tick, his
tick
—
unto
lick."
acted
style
like
tbe
tick them— —
saying
thou say unto This unfortunate
shalt
own
spake nnto
Speak
—
—
A Pauper's
sally sbowerbath
a
whilst
the
minister
choked with
laugh
cmimM——
Dying
of course. go by sizes, find out her number.' stood on the walk out, his head for a minute,
Gloves had better He went
—
Request.
scratched returned then '
can't
Say,
you she
When
?
feet
and said
there's
room
just
boots
and and
size
has my for her feet
of the on boots
Old
and it need
is
who
lucky
luckier he is and gets it.. thing Take care of take pounds will But
into
4
you
education,
and
As
44
lie."
don't
lie
at
But
the themselves.'
wise
penny
don't
be
patient
All
things
come
to
and
rates,
A bush.'
bird
4
iu
taxes; hand
are
worth
is
Don't
who no
on
an
and must and
a
But
the
two
old
But useful
Never
begin considered
And
fall.'
a thing the end,'
very
you
especially
have if
its
birch
you are making. 4 of time.' is the thief Procrastination father. is his And routine the soul of wit. And is Brevity 4
its
levity
The
And farther,
man
body (very often). boy is father often
wishes
began
chronic
;
touching
have
been do
They to
in
is
it
Syrup;
appeal no
me
I
good.
can
en
a
is
and
my
does
make
or
she
week or tivo one last 1 rcguest a bottle of Mother
me
gioe
she
sioullowing
worse.
that
i'Uere :
that
states
following
dead.
and find
to
treatment Iu this strait
effect.
the
able
being
medical
a
no
me
more
only no
hope.
good J to
expense
hers. The Board
and
the lone woman pitied poor her how petition, believing, would useless as Syrup proved as had medicines she taken.
granted
the ever, the other
already
What
was
course
of
and seems
to find, in the had not only days, of bed, but to move out get the and had taken house,
that
to
which of
her
true
as
Inspector
hosts of Mother power housatids Avho Mother
by
all
of
living
The
ill.
were
rapidly dyspepsia), that Barbara will tbe
sale
taken
first
distance, health
better
enjoying
bronchitis,
the
she
considerable
a
actually she was
hearty of
astonishment
their few
to outside
journeys
and
a
able
about
symptoms until
not
Inspector
failure in peace, and
die
was
a
became
finally her
make of yo» Curative
would
since
Pride goes before often before a crinolette. well
be
J shall
a
head. 4
made
clay
like
in
hawk
away wrath.' shows the wiser
tongue
aud
&c.,
I to the Inspector medicines months. J'or morse I am going on from 1 feel dure it no longer.
been
still
leave
soon
disease
theparish." hold she had of one of It seems got Mother Almanacks and read of the Scigel's great cures wrought by the Syrup in cases
waits.'
turneth
answer
would her
others
will
mad
it.
A civil
the
that be cured the others It is that probable
Jfitprooes
exception.
it try with a sharp beak. 44 no bush.' Good wine needs find a tree or many lamp-post
after
there to see that disordered stomach if the main trouble
and
"
things.'
before
him
long
in of state sufferd affection
enough
:
bull.
Bills,
shrewd
and
had bronchial
a
wise from
was
Scigel's all
too
she
aud
ailments arose and digestion,
one
all.
overcomes
good judgment
situation
Although asthma
from Barbara
native
a
to
use
she fair
life
of
to
own
through hopeless The auy remedy. umler had been but to uo years,
and
you make your bed so you To avoid the truth tell this,
Patience
44
her her
earlier
advantage
with the usual do, symptoms the of sour bad breath, rising and faintfluids in the throat, oppression loss of sleep, iiess at the pit of the stomach, bad taste in the coated dull eyes,
foolish.
pound
this,
enabled to
the added
tongue,
pence of
are
you
do,
the care
extremely
was
headaches,
nothing.' owed some
is
In
poverty. obtained
as
and my
owes
who
came
not look of auy
somehow
mouth, He
did
old under
an
ago
that she would, likely She did care kind. not long leside bub on a small is on the mainland, miles and there land a few distant, being no instiutions in that Barbaro parochial place, of a pau necessarily occupied the position The from which, out. trouble per, living suffered dated back In she many years. belter and more prosperous days she ,had foundation for Chronic in some way laid the and out of this and Dyspepsia, Indigestion had sprung as and age up other complaints her. infirmities crept apace upon bodily Barbara albeit she had was not ignorant,
her.
Modernised.
Adages
44
He says that some time named Barbara woman, Smith, the notice of the Board. She
could
tens.
are
yet
Gray
lands.
respect health.
:
by the
tell
incident in pathetic called the short and annals of the is told by. Mr. simple poor," J. 11. IUacklejohu, of the John one Inspec of the at Shetland is tors Poor, Lerwick,
ness,
You
and
amusing poet
the
fallen
heard about
never
hofore.'
4
a
And
44
begau—
cent,
ill,
man
Hope.
They
4
Now,
minister.
to him had forgotten in give how to structions act. The minister asked the boy to read a chapter in the old testament, which he pointed out. and in The boy complied, his best ac
An
have had
well
one
Forlorn
4
4
the
it
master
what
ones.
young
Avent
of
air
4
4
with
happened that the first boy called had been absent up by the minister the preceding the day, and in the hurry so
"fgnniKc—
4
If
or
ter.
why
;
old
my well
I'll
4
when and read
happened
bo
the poor dominie, and bis friend almost
strange," for
paid
as
easy
all."
was
and
on
take a pair o' them the he crowded into as said, the display. and pointed to. size ?' What
stem-winder, wasting
I they
after
4
tick,"
said be, addressing his pupils, to you read before the minister morrow, you leave out the ticks, though tbiuk them as you go along, you must for the sake of elocution." Next day 44
too
are
readiug,
44
on
was
a
4
at his looking burglar, been here I have and,
blooming
the
these
said,
iu
comma,
tick semicolon, "-tick, our that worthy notice that the parish dominie received of examina minister was to pay a visit and as he was desir tion to the school, ous that his pupils should show to the an extra best advantage, he gave them the examination. drill the day beforo
Now,
in
4's find the just right." but in that only gone a moment, the inside ho had erased 513 from 4 B. pair of shoos and substituted
He time
the
:
have
"
a
!" and—" Barn,' extraor with an editor interrupted 44 know how You don't dinary suavity, Fath A poem on your relieved I feel. it was eh ? I was afraid er's barn, wanted and that on written you paper, ever it. If I should me to publish hap I'll barn pen to drive past your father's Good after the poem. stop and read 4
Mr. Watson "The chair Watson." he takes his coat had better not, unless Voff." The chair did not.
advertisement time some
The
house.
44
a
You'll
large.
4
to
and resumed,
took of interchange opinion at a meeting in recently public place towns of Pennsyl of the oleaginous one 44 The chair The Chairman : vania. with Mr. the will not point dispute
tunity that
bad
and tone look but she wonld'nt
moon.
The following
the
in
alone
were
written
ThiB
'
told
in passenger the first by
in a went fancy shop gentleman was It day to buy something. and the shopkeeper and his little
approached
Why,
mistaken. since we
where you're two weeks
ain't
eclipse
in
grandma a
but
statement
search all the money one pair of boots." except "I think should you Villager very dreary."
for
That's
of
often
was
:
—
see,
years, until heavier." the in shape,-
44
he
duties with the with himself.
I in
(nervously) Miss you'
how
—
you
She
it.
.early
Plunger ask
Yes, efforts
for
grew
proportion."
all"
withouL
stairs to get his go up he went before so doing cash-box, room next to the shop and into a little 44 Watch the to the boy, whispered he does'nt steal any that gentleman him out, set him and briuging thing," as the shop As soon the counter. on the child out, returned, sang keeper 44 I he did'nt steal anything. Pa, me as told to. him watched you She glided into the office and quietly I have desk. the editor's
for
fruitless
man:
?
Perhaps
sen following of in an account Irish newspaper
occurred given
a
City Here
famous.
inaccuracy the surpass
recovered,
suppose
of
4 :
of true
After
3's
love
(calmly)
general's
Well,
ribbons
small
a
—
high
these are I believe
wonaan
a
had
size,"
"There,
Ah,
:
the
so
when 44
small,
never
was
used to but such
1
a plan stop, adopted he flattered himself, in the art proficient
Thus
of punctuation. to they came on to a colon
it
Exactly," said the clerk, growing red in the face on. as ho pulled and tugged, to get them heard of 44 dee Medeechy," .He had never two himself. but he was or up to a trick
of
said
forgotten
are
which
lively
4 :
it
better
a
I
large
boat drawn canal tandem driven by your father.'
your dog." 44 Jones, you boy," replied I take him along I always
can
After
was
—
former
burglary «
!
a
the
hina.
tence,
Ah
Grace
the
Ool. may I—
driving.'
cold
Editor
of
superb Grace
it
powers,"
been
said, not
foot,
good
model
44
after my of horse the gen My father, in his driver tandem
Quite
a
is
what
boy
nothing
44
heard
It
you. In
:
you head."
in
I inherit know.
Miss
time.' man
Good gracious,"
you've
Irish bulls concentrated
j
left
"
whenever
kill
44
?
was
eral,
some
me
met
dear
Yes,
see
a
say
enquire
hunting, errand.
"
so.
the
have
that had
I
leg,
Be
"
settled
you
flesh,
yours of
In
:
ly
of
Euuny
thank
Ab,
>
may
respect,
item
the
once." would it
it
wonderfully. own heart.
jubilee."
strongly
me
Shakespeare's
(blushing) of hind
the
little
reminded
yesterday of
thought
44
convinced left
Col. Plunger (patronisingly) handle Miss Grace, you
for arrested that perhaps
been
at
Pat, had
thing
;
have
I
in
up
44
she
on
I feet
that is why you require who bad said the clerk, fear of Anauias before his no eyes. 44 she said 44 that the Venus I've heard," dee Medeechy wears No. 5. and she is a a
I my descent, blood Irish
some
a
width. but my the clerk
thetn.
While
tender." them beautiful
step is
:
successful in bantering Jones, was pretty when the latter asked him an Irishman, 44 to lose your How did you come leg ?" 44 said Jones, " onexaminining Wei!/' my
Pittsburg,
hedge
a
B
4's, in
foot,
Boy:
be?"
Try swim
shape. sizes but I wove 2-| so much aud I walked 44 Your foot is a peculiar
44
locked
should
he must the dog,
so
a
:
:
time
"
4
over
full
a
which, make them
own,
would
it's
and
getting have
schoolboys meaning of the
the
is
stand
and
comma
ofdiis
She walked
are
his
examined
minister 44 What
—
can't
I
who found it A couutry schoolmaster, rather difficult to make his ob pnpils in between serve the difference reading a
handsome view of a take the chances of or the dog's ketching
nearer
a
rheumatism. know I can
off
got
passenger
:
American
fiftieth
indignant crossing.
next
44
shoeinto a fashionable 44 You said to the polite clerk, boots 4. may show me a pair of walking solid I used to wear but I go iu for 3's, comfort now." The clerk tried the would not on. but boots, they go 44 44 it must be she murmured, Strange,"
,
in
get
store
:
from the writing home word in river sends that Orinoco 6hot 380 he has a days' trip sixty There are and 90 jaguars. alligators to believe when we are times compelled than the rifle. that the pen is mightier " of any Are you awaro Magistrate circumstance in ?" your case mitigating " is the m' lud this Criminal Yes, '
an
you do Ex
driver,
subscribers, ones."
climbs
artist
an
bulldog, sketching him.
:
Pa." An
to
to
?' Please, Boy repentance 44 Minister aa divvent knaa." Now, sor, of I had stolen a, loaf if bread, what
—
a
306 go
Railroad Superin so of the windows are man can raise ordinary
once.'
The the
at
Editorial Latitude— and Longitude.— of a young A Kansas paper, speaking shot himself, man who had accidentally « His nearest relative, geographi fiay8 cally
sir.'
age.'
of course."
is
that
them,
to
4
of curing
things,
think
drowning
funeral
a
loos8
sir.
Ought
earth
on
thing
When
4
:
way
call
?'
repairing No.
quill
satire."
of
Any
:
Yes,
:
state.
Two
4
:
word
fcife up (looking Yon know a great many
"
to
and
!"
from
to
some
said an indignant Gentlemen,' will none of on a cable cav, passenger and old lady a you get up give this thank seat ?' I'll snapped the you, sir,' I own affairs. to attend to your lady, am are not as old as you by twenty if I am any judge of a person's years,
neighbour. 44 but the no
wallet,
4
Claire
reply have
I
is,
living The
4
he
twice.
his
of
the
me
him
sure
good way
a
the shop at
in
4
very
tendent
4
need
oars
Examiner bad
in
is
rich
going be
a
Superintendent
passenger
Head
at
death
are
anything. help me
man
was
yes," with
to
jnow,
to
forget
Do you know ?" asked a
trouble
flndB
Bail road
to
enough
be
old
say,
said the burglar, out his taking 44 here's six months' subscription If there's this thing square.
actly,"
one
the
cool.
we
tea
for
twice
don't
hams
poorer. is well
when a man of freezing
danger
in shouldn't self,
the
and a publichouse family time, the saloon will grow
!
He'll
!
How lovely author great
4
it.'
I
poke fun at your 44 Not the easli you?"
worse.
getting bad no
so
now
house. never
day.'
;
undertakes
man
labouring
a a
t Mi
soul
milkmaids
is
writing read can
darling
in
a
is
His
too
is
difference made in the country is not the milk made in the city.
There the
she
—
a
one
.
Professor
,
does the
Hopeful
?'
no
-disease abated, be
soon
and than asthma
than
more
(indigestion and it now as
hale
himself, aud witnesses
be
and one
to the the save
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Practical
houses.
and on Uppers always Good hides and kangaroo skins taken hand. in exchange of the to all Goods despatched parts Colony.
and
a
selected personally in Paris, London,
Albans direct
purchased ers
many profits for our curing
House.
favourite
to
Bath-rooms,.
First
a
Men's
and Boys' Straw Hats,—
Is.
Is.
3d.
2s.
6d.
and
Stables,
for
requisite
and
bach
Balcony
Splendid front. every Hotel.
watch
practical
St.
Class
_F
:
Mr. „
J. W. T. W. F.
„
Privacy
and
a
quietness
Quality
Best
Jeweller,
only
ors
Roebourne.
Andrew,
in
spe
Ladies'
Liqu?
of
stock.
House
Stroud, Geraldton. Dongarra. York.
Ale
Kelly, H. Lott,
G.
„
Famous and 'Guiness's
Hats
AY'S COMPOUND Aniseed, Senega, Chlorodyne.
"IT"
Bass's
for
Stout.
2s.
and Girls'
and
COMPOUND,'
"17" AY'S
|\
for
torant,
Tolu,
&c.,
demulcent
a
Coughs,
and
Colds,
XT
i\
is
Colds, Cattle.
and
for
COMPOUND,
AY'S
TIC gia, KAY'S &c.
PILLS,
Face
a
Neural
in
specific,
&c.
ache,
Contains
Quinine,
Every
Iron,
for
Cement ticles. COAGULINE.— c
Comfort
is
And
Stock England.
port,
contains
for
Whichis Wines,
and Beers
Spirits
CBtarg'es
and
Visitors,
Watts
far-famed
of the
\
of loversj
the
favourite
resort
Best
Brands
ofotainable,
is
W.
and
TaMes,
and
lighted,
brilliantly
Travellers
of Burroughe's
one
Billiard
—
kAYBROS.,
J
with
replete
Convenience
and
Ar
Sole Makers:
1
T,
Broken
HOTEL
The GERALDTON
of
always
on
from
turers
Attendance
Manufac
hand.
Civility.
IRELAND! PUBLISHED.
JUST J
giM.
SSaB.S!l?:a'<8)..S><8)&S'B'&«P-B€><i)'g
week./
Only.
IRELAND! Good
next
Draper,
Importer
game.:
be
will
the
The City
Moderate. and
price
HEARMAN;
G.
Direct
the
last
BBmjmrS
for
Horses
for
the
MMB
and
Coughs
serviceable
equally
HATS
Proprietor.
Complaints.
at
were
qualities
All the windows dressed with
lKLl'C'KY,
R.
THOMAS
expecChest
Bonnets,-—
about double Season;
LINSEED,
Squill,
.
t\ with
upwards.
8d. Is. 6d. Is. 6d. and upwards.
6d.
HOTEL.
GERALDTON
Consump-
&c. OF
2s.
ciality.
Perth. Agents
Bronchitis
COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma, Coryza, Influenza,
6d.
Is.
and
These TOR
by Mrs! Luton, are now opened, being from the Manufactur are saved thereby se Customers undeniable
good value.
E.
stock
Accommodation
PRICE,
NEW
A
25s.
HISTORY
OF IRELAND, 1798 to 1886, by Justin Huntley and McCarthy, M.P., dedicated to the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., Recommended by the Catholic Clergjr., It contains 586 pages ; handsomely bound in half-morocco leather, gilt
.
from
and
Importer,
|
Manufacturer
WimbridgE,
T.
VJIDBUTiKEB,
HOWICK
HAY-
W'AS
Funeral STREET,
Furnisher,
1L
PERTH.
Jl
always of colony
of the FUNERALS Colony, therewith notice shortest
the
in any
and
all
george's
st.
the
hand,
on
most
SHOES
&
edges. read it.
cathedral.) and
extensive
and
-varied
Colonial
stock
SLIPPERS.
AND
to
part
by
telegram
and
Coaches
at
PROMPT
ATTENTION
TO
COUNTRY
ORDERS.
or
in
the
Manufactured
details
attended
C.,
PERTH:
German,
French,
English,
BOOTS, .conducted
connected
STREET,
(opposite
and
General
DEALER,
LEATHER
CURRIER .
W.
PRICE
al
LIST
should
If
the readers of this paper will cut this advertisement and send it fo us with a Post Office Order for 10s., we send will this History, carriage paid by Parcel to any Post Office Post, in Australia. Note.— 10s. per copy Order only. Justa by Post Office Gift. Address—
JOHN
APPLICATION.
ON
Ireland
J
Sole
PLAYER Bathurst,
Importers,
:
.
& CO.,. N.S.W.
ready.
'
ways
Hearses
of
out
otherwise.
Funeral
lover
Every
.
.
SMEDDLES,
GEORGE Boot
'
|
least
V.
V. E. NESBIT, Watchmaker and
—
Continental
English Grindery
meet the present temporary depression. The public should take this opportunity of purchasing goods at prices much be-, their real value. for Novelties andrEarly Spring
Hotel!
Settlers
-
of,
to
pos and
a
quantities,
GREAT
IN
first Class for Travellers.
sold, guarantee every article PAYMENT. TIME POSSESSION. IMMEDIATE
maker
in stock, large Ladies', Gentlemen's, and SHOES from
of
at
save
by buying besides having a large from
select
shortest
kept
Also, assortment
the best Leather
the
on
in large:
;
Straw Hats, Straw Hats and Bonnets. 25 Cases Ladies, Young Ladies, Girls, Mens, Youths and Boys, all sizes and marked specially low prices to qualities
Hearman
from
cent.,
per
Nesbit,
PERTH,
to the public generally tbas beg to announce manufacture all classet
thanks favours,
past
varied
Britnall),
STREET,
returning for
W.
&
20
will
THE
Consisting
lbs.)
Spectacles.
customers
collecting,
SBSVnSBR::'
of Summer Goods made, by Mrs. Hearman her during visit to the and Con English Markets. tinental
quarter
boxes (120
small
STREET,
The
he
and opened the
OF
and
FACTORY-
BOOT
eases,
Sliamrock
Jewellery, &c.,sold Watches, Clocks, on TIME PAYMENT with IMMED at ex IATE possession to householders no low As prices. heavy ceedingly and commission is paid for convassing
i
that
announce
mflMBV
VARIETY.
r-
v-
aro
hasjust
Flour.
in
Stores,
HAY
to
received
i
www
DRAPERY
Clocks
&c.
Cruets,
„
in
tines
Draper—
City
jtsEGS
octaves.
Tobacco
Alberts
Wedding Rings Plated Cups
,,
Success.'
&c.
and Spirits
and
Rings, -do. Ladies' Breast Pins
Electro
to
the
London,
Keepers
„
cL,'ec-
language.
AUSTRALIAN
WEST
with
look
Pots.
Street,
Medicines
of
World;
should
Boxes
Oxford.
533,
almost
in
use
all
Civilized
Purchasers
C® on
by
the
throughout
„
Vendors
asks
Necklets Studs Jet Brooches & Earrings
Necklets Studs
„
loading)
Wines
E.
The
—
Gent's
Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
„
full
and (muzzle Sadd Ammunition-—
pieces,
Harness,
Oilmen's
Leon
Gent's
Manufactured
are
like
HEARMM,
G.
.
Stocks
Station
Teas, Sugars,
Bracelets
B. & Brooches
sets
„
„
The;
Silver
„
unsurpassed.
breech
Walthams Gold Watches 8ilver Watches
„
always
Fowling
lery,
repaired. Nesbit's Ladies'
or
Levers
hand
on
¥
Agents,
other
Rifles,
every repaired'
or
Station
also requirements, tools, goods, Carpenters' Wool bales, Anvils; Portable .Forges, Wire Cornsacks, Netting, Fencing Galvanized Iron, Wires, Corrugated Snider Douglas Pumps, Revolvers.,
of'
Jewellery order
to Females
wonderfully
are
incidental
a
as
are
never-
consti
has
They
ailments
all
a
the
to
Gold Watches Silver Watches „ Gold Bracelets sets B.& E. ,,
LIFE.
'
cause,
Nesbit's Gent's
vigour
OF
where
cases
weakened.
in
efficacious
and
energy,
SPRINGS recommended
whatever
or
impaired
in
guarantee. made description Watches cleaned
the
on
of
Levers
years'
and
BLOOD,
Kidneys,
tone,
confidently
are
of Life,
soothingly,
giving MAIN
failing,,
of
yet
Stomach,
BOWELS, these
to
the
purify
powerfully,
Liver, and
Medicine necessaries
leading Pills
rants
and
HAVE sundry
(capped and jewelled) stand riding and rough work, guaran teed for two The Best Watch years. Nesbit's without Walthams exception. in are the CHEAPEST the Colony. with a two These and other Watches
,
Great
Importers
Merchants
Stock
first-class cheapest and EVERY Watches of Jewellery in the Nesbit's colony. description
English
Succeeds
FREMANTLE, General
HAS
"Nothing
Season.
PERTH.
STREET, the
Summer
WAREHOUSE,
the
.
Watchmaker
COLONIAL
of
IBS&smE sftfiiittE Monumental Head wivh
handsome
and erected
Iron
tfor and
Tomb
Railings,
®&ale9 Stones, supplied
complete.
W.
T.
WIMBRIDGE.
National Library of Australia
SMALL
ORDERS
SENT
BY
BOOK
POST.
Printed M.
Observe
the
Next
Address, Door
and published
Gibney
Record,"
—
to
the
"
Criterion
Hotel."
Thomas
,
at
the
for office
Howich-
Bryan.
Right Rtv of the1 W. A.the
street,
Perth,
by
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