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Lath r op, a wellGeorge Parsons and his wife, known American author, Haw a daughter of the late Nathaniel thorne, olic

been received

Unurcii

in rop motives

at

INew

into

xork.

"

myself

Mr.

tried

or becoming a Catholic, a numoer although me;

flesh.

his as

my

to

persuade of my friends

The

of

supremacy by the

Church,

the

on prehensive reasoning based. the while And, other religious organisations

is

on

at

in

that,

and

luminous

elsewhere.

carefully I observed that

the matter, of doctrine positions the Catholic Church

deal

confident her replies

me

abuse, spirituality

need

ex

remarkably malice

hardly tone

her divine The claims. parage to me as revealed itself broadly all mankind and gentle towards

or

Church

—

under the title atzky Mikucsek, High Priestess

thus

in worthily justifying, my estimation, those titles of Catholic and of Mother she has always been Church by which known. the present active Moreover, and incessant of the Church spirituality

does not with this life, 01 end stop short in that of death as an pagan acceptance which one meets impassable barrier, with in denominations. It Protestant links of all souls religious together ou earth or in the whether now periods, which is world beyond, by a communion time. and transcends Those lives whom our mundane have been in bonds of personal or affection, joined of the spirit by the higher interests those whose visible death has presence constant

with

the

puts

such that

plain

a

I

feel

from lis for a time-— do pot cease Catholic in the Church, to be one with and soul. in this Neither, us, in heart are the saints communion, forgotten careers were merely because their human ended long before our The Church day. living

which

company

and

dead, in earth connects

a

of Bo you

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merely expounder fered

badly

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spirits,

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and

other

they filled world other cable

was

seeing continually and 44 deb&il-debbils"

snakes undesirable her up with

and of the

tormentors,

of

iurn correspondent pea green One of Mdme. Blayatzky's

envy. theories sensible itself release can

with

priests

classes

weariug Mdme.

lecturing whan

Moses

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pinnies." Blavatzky's

to

it

and If

it

soul

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their

private

Aaron were

must

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Youghal the ;

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in Ireland

nuns

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spot

mooning

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BLVljr

speaks

nnfavni'iflfl

anxiously remunerative industry when a bright spirit named Mary lady in Kerry, Dingle,

them, among Anne Smith, bar bethought

were

possible

have

imitate needle

of

morsels

a

of of

the princesses said Mary, " we flounce The last made part of the

tape the pattern and for the work, and

very beginning us«d to mark out

foundation that could the used to obtain as

means

be

desire

aids unworthy ally, as the workers became all

the

thought

of

more

own

the

tape

getting expectin'

almost

who

invisible

their

only tool neat, cheerful, like who persons than was

to

bending remarks hound walls different

an

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it,

on

its

re

the

which

thread, material. patient, followed

room

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periods, specimens, beautiful

a it

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faces apt the

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as

of

some

fans and including of own their pieces working. Amoug these examples were to be found specimens of Point d'Argenof Louis IY. ; Point period tan, modern other

serve

any were

d'Argentan, Louis con, Louis XV.

and

Louis

XVI.

XV.

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in

was

aid

only

the Potestant have almost

increasing every year, denominational schools faded the total away,

number

iu

the

time being about present the Beside increase in the of Catholic number from schools 75 to of the old schools 334, many have been at

colony 60.

the

and improved. Id the of Victoria thero colony are 239 purely Catholic attend schools, ed by over 27,000 children. The total number of children the attending schools Catholic in Australasia is greatly

Point

enlarged

neighbouring

None of

85,350.

schools

our

of State aid. penny Nowhere has the schools been more

receive

of growth remarkable

a

Catholic than in In the

the city and suburbs of Sydney. Mount Carmel district alone we find the' Mount Carmel school proper with' 260 the Redfern pupils, boys' school (Patri cian Brothers) with and the new 300, school at Beaconsfield a branch of the Mount Carmel school— with 130 in attendance. The daily comparatively new school at Macdonaldtown has 260

The

pupils. decided

has Cardinal-Archbishop the establishment of 20 new the and subnrbs, city all of

on

in

schools

which

are

134

and when needed, erected 11 more will with. In the diocese of the present time there are attended by 16,400 pupils.

urgently

these schools be proceeded of Sydney at schools,

are

The Dominican

nuns,

established

High

a

who have already at Mobs School,

Vale,

we are will, within the informed, another present year establish school in one of the metropolitan suburbs.

The

and

Anglicans

There

is

a

as

to

their

now dispute whether the commnnioL has or has n»t an evolved itself problem from,

Sydney

Luuub

tor

altar

Altar.

raging in Anglican altar. The a

move-

to suuscriptioos providG the New Guinea mission

for

;

&n

and

it

seems to certainly difficult believe the lay and clerical who gentlemen have joined issue over the proposal have of a possible any sense element of. the such ridiculous in a dne situation,

that

of the proposal New Guinea

critic

reading altar for the begs an

to

answer

altar?"

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whole

his

provide

question

a

by Have

query,

of

objector

to

courageously

"

own

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assure

an an

to

hastens an altar

reply

have

more

we

1"

order by the

positive

to stem the current attempts " bold statement, We haven't an altar and yet another correspondent to essays shed a light on the disputed point by and the asking answering question 4 Who had an altar?" One sensible 44 writes : If the disputant controversy does no other good it may serve to show —

the nature

of majority of many

Church. It Swift puts real

cause,

'mission

controversy,

true the

Dean Tweedledum meantime the as

of the matter, is the New Guinea

essence

and

of,

in

4

In the

the

sight

disputes

between

it,

Tweedledee.'

lost

a

the

men

thinking party

is

and

suffers."

d'Alen-

d'Alencon,

Mulhollanp.

to

According

the

Gazette

dela

Croix

,

the

Protestant German principal Con servative paper, the Centre have party seats decided to offer which may become vacant in the to Reichstag Jesuit The Fathers. is to design afford the in

Jesuits

this

way themselves

defending

the in

of opportunity the German

the accusations against of Pajniaoient which the object. The Deutsche they are of Bonn, announces Reichszeituny that the Rev. Fathers Aschenbrenner, Pescb,

and field stein

aud Roba

UriAM VTUCU

withdrawn, 1882, there schools 75 Catholic receiving the with from Government, support in attendance. While 16,595 children the Catholic schools have been religions State

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all

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over

be generally

at

of trousseau of this story

successful

and

pleasant

ingenious

her

by

wrought

same

Lindsay, at the

and

design

were

more educated by teacher First thought aud experience. and the then abandoned, was

Mr.

produced

rather

discarded, skilled

the

with

lace

ful,

Gradu

effect were

are

be

The

looked,

beautiful whole, 6he began perseveriug she had studied, with what In the and fine linen thread. cord

of Fife.

sult.

are

study

and

Kensington

designer.

Duchess

needle

a

fine

at

are sure of certain modest and piece Sometimes the earnings every week. work is taken to their homes but a con of it iB done in the siderable amount I saw the niceconvent where room, the maidens fine fingered busy with

the year 1852 about for a looking of their children,

the

In

told.

were

were

the buys and takes convent, as iB looked on a the risk of the sales, aud lace-workers. benefactor by nuns could his Without aid they generous, their art source of unfail not make a of the ing income poor girls employed are The workers by the by it. paid

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good

so

Lindsay her The bought it for daughter. new at Youghal was lace wrought pro than the old. nounced better Some to Sir wonderful old lace belonging was also at William Drake copied

of course.

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lUlO

close to that the

who

The

thus

had

to be continued so as to it form ordered Some yards of narrower another flounce. were lace to match, and a handkerchief also made, and the whole set sent by to the Princess of WaleB, Mr.

of the beautiful to the owing

is

Cole

many

won

may not Freeman's

:

its

as

are

than

or

old,

is for the convent piece of good fortune A very as follows wealthy lady with a of a for in possession lace waB passion and flounce of the fourteenth century, The matter got it copied by the nunB. of was by Mr. Lindsay, negotiated A piece was Grafton Street, Dublin. Mr. left over and and above, Lindsay

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easily

her

most

;

hearing about

to

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to

was

the

it

separate and after

that a person's soul from its body and go the world in search of through bb the mind does in just This is a fad very ancient

scooting novelties, dreams. I rememher for

a

Industry.

lace-making The Boston

caught

tales fairy to make a special

calculated

When

married," orders."

to some of pieces fragments picking with the intention antique foreign lace, the secret of the skilled of discovering art. and By carefully long-dead each stitch over and poriDg ripping the she turn and twist of threads, every of the the idea of the formation

Isis work, Unveiled," me the impression that the of Esoteric Buddhism suf the attacks of esoteric from

She

jim-jams.

in

speaking,

Lace

The revival

"

called

evidenced often

con

fit for only with agree of Youghal excellency firBt by the fact that

the

prizes the Youghal "

the

they

It

the

in

Question

—

designs

Mr.

That

are

nuisance.

boots"

their

figuratively

The

fraud

a

inasmuch

of half a mile. radius be pitied the latter ;

a

than

that

to

as

is

own

keep too they was opinion he thought designs

stiff

Youghal,

if

luuiiou

story

—

great with

t/\a1ioL

n

vuo

in

but

new

goes before

Mary

perfect. their

as

joh

Every

her

work.

art

of phil

full

publie

a

down

sit

should

nuns.

undoubtedly

was

not

rats

that

so

the lace

into

Kensington.

so

Mary

while

like

Fad,

uiuvtigov

she

were

iron

it."

it

on

"and

said,

handsomer

at any objected nature,

essential Ego und its astral on the drum-thumpers carry and annoy lunatics every escaped

over self,

death of Mdme. Blavatzky has of either the world a fool or a this of The If High Priestess believed all she preached really

The

not

except is

room

charm

transformations

that

me

;

however,

They simply

to

much

not are intelligence strong to stream my material, through enough corned beef aud cabbage, or intelligence creed has one Madame new Blavatzky's over the Salvation advantage great

are

pronounced

fided

spiritual

lunacy,

several

is

School

'

and dwell

think she

Kensington

and I trust our osophical suggestiveness I don't it. readers understand fully the of my but that is because rays

followers

must

through it

you are trans and yet not here to be ; and not to

signify be is the highest good, This hare been at all."

Army

You

you go gradually improve on that is brought figure

lost,

here

the

pleasant and that

long floor,

—

are

are

formed, you to be does not

of

relieved fraud.

—

less

than

life.

on,"

zenith

art

Theosophy

"

consists

told,

circle

This is what heaven at every moment. if one Christi might naturally expect, and the spiritual are supreme." anity

The

of her

before

it

place

are

much

and atmosphere of quiet ing conventual sweet order, Mary Fleming, at the head told me a of the younger lace-makers, the work few of her ideas concerning and which has been the delight support

manner

evil.

vast

a

the

taken

all,

to

a duty Bo, we

it

as

worker's beautiful

more

a lace-room, waxed brown

with

in

however elliptical, sphere human all containing aspira of forgotten the base consisting " When enter the magic you once

of

—

retains

the

and

;

theory

straightforward

readers.

our

Bo

of

the

by

in My chief Kensington patterns. in detail was formant Mary Fleming, left of the first the workers, girl only in the who began the undertaking year in a of Seated window 1852. bright

Madame

Theosophical

new

are compositions convention flowers and are con purpose,

her

suit

The

were

original Sister

Hor

art.

and

rigid

-

of

to

sidered

does is the more fantastic it readily with such superficial become popular people. novel written In the latest by William 44 Stand Fast, Craig Royston," Black, Madame Blav has sketched the author

tion,

liberal ;

alized

more

he

a with profound as I strongly contrasting remind the pre you, with of those who resist or dis

;

vailing

as

from

free thorough, and imbued

calm,

ex

were

impressed

means

looked

her

in

made from natural

With many persons of ample now iB and leisure, religion and the upon as an amnsement,

cabbage.

in

fancy

the

are

designs

Lynch, in religion of a gentleman daughter was the County of Cork, who in England, and has a delicate

educated

it

presented by in a proper manner, to the intellect ; appeal to made attacks by

a

adversaries

cannot

In

amining

with and

I

faith

farmer

hope

the

to

—

connecting formed with

The present work of Miss M. Reginue,

is that intelligible of onr intel intelligence but I carefully confess readers j I understand a great personally, about beef and more the corned I

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of ring bars at first the help of a

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The member for Henry Parkes which was the made' a remark Burrowa he (Sir correct one Henry Parkes) only him. remembered Over hearing fr<?m Sir

:

understood ;

said

He

(Laughter.)

that

matter

this

the

electors

well

as

quite

4he members of Parliament. You'll Mr. O'Sullivan

as

find

:

to your Sir Henry Parkes to the interruption tion

I

:

for

because

he

out

that

have of

most

a

your

O'Sullivan

something

like

poetry,

Reid

Mr.

hear.

Hear, Henry Parkes:

Sir

is

poetry

:

better

than

At

least

my

member's

hon.

the

Mr. Reid Federation

:

Bill

Did you suggest that the be submitted to should

people ? Sir Henry

expect

:

to me the hon. this bill. understand He understands O'Sullivan Mr. you well enough, though. I could Sir Henry Parkes : Well, :

not too the hon. member, if it were him. how people understood undignified, You are Mr. O'Sullivan: getttiog and very of tame lame. very (Cries " in I mean Shame.") your speeches. tell

Why

<

these

personalities Parkes

Henry

Sir

to

sonalities

which

have in

would justify The hon. member coarse. tried to turn this amendment me

the been

per sub

almost any who moved into ribald

though ridicule hear) my age (bear, that he is no must remember he himself his actions a ilonger youDg man, though, he is a very that sometimes indicate —

—

man.

(Laughter.) Mr. Hutchison (Glen were you said when you

young

that

you

were

(Laughter.) Sir Henry isponsible 'cination

lose

the

his

labour, of

scalp

Wait

:

Parkes

say. that the

:

capital,

24th

of

What

did

his

effort

is

differences,

members point the

to

Reid

Gladstone

:

has

made decora

no

tion.

Sir

Parkes

Henry in

were

doubt

the position

he would refuse ?

stone

not

be

was

perfectly

If

:

refuse.

Why,

the

hon. mem of Gladstone no Why did Glad

because

he could And it

ennobled.

one

(Cheers.) in Mr. Gladstone or right who had such a magnificent his sovereign in a becoming

else

career

to

way

that

tell

he

wanted

decoration.

no

Traill If refuse

it

:

to

Parkes

in

noble Sir

in

noble

were

Glad not

why

decorations, ?

member would Mr. Gladstone

allow on

the

Surely

:

him

one

to

hon. with

differ

When

subject.

those

and holiow-minded flippant per sons were of the shower of titles talking that would fall on the Convention, they that were of many forgot they talking men who had refused and were titles to

talk

Mr. them.

and

dignified of them.

sufficiently

Toohey

You

:

contained

well

not

were

of

one

Riots.

Labour-Day

of a more Disturbances occurred character1 in most centres of population

Europe Germany

the

on

tne

paratively in

but

In

May. were

there

com

actual

was

and

Belgium,

Italy,

trouble

gravest where the

Fourmies,

serious

less

of the great in Western of

first

The

Spain.

or

demonstrations

quiet, France,

had

troops

at

was

to

fire

the crowd, and where order was until 14 persons restored had been shot down and some 40 others had gone wounded to their homes. away Early

a

Parkes

for

what I

of

that

: Innes) at Broken

two

youth,

not

the day a number of demonstrators had been arrested, and towards evening a crowd about 1,000 and numbering in

armed

in the with clubs gathered great town to of the the demand square of the arrested men. A rush release was made for the police station, and the all but when the were overcome police

arrived

years

Well, Hill ago..

:

not

re-

the

fas-

polished

gentleman.

I am said under

(Laughter.)"

National Library of Australia

to the shower

with a greeted last the officer to

word direct

into

aud of missiles. command gave

in and

fife,

the

a

crowd

rescue

volley and with

was

were

At the sent

town

have

is

filled

now

drafted

been

Sedan,

Lille,

of

with

who troops, from Havre,

there and Vouziers.

The

the

killed was the people the of elaborate on precautions but. were affect part of the authorities, of the rioting ed without any renewal

funerals occasion

The

remains

cemetery

by

were an

Massacre."

by

dramatic Chamber.

one

the

had

Cure

rushed

sweep and for

all

away

party the

instant

au

came the retort have been should that instantly they the rifles in between and the front, M. created a Roche then people." from tremendous sensation by unrolling

behind

were

the soldiers "

he had a little brown-paper parcel which stained carried into the tribune, a shirt with and with musket blood pierced the balls. <(The exclaimed victims," " are women and children. orator, they have They have not fallen fighting, been added that assassinated." He even members of the local fire the sent in their bo resignations, brigade did they the role of strongly disapprove which the had played. butchers troops task before M. Constana had a difficult when he undertook the defence of the

but he performed it well and success. He said that conspicuous for the those who had been answerable with the utmost public peace had acted and only resorted to force patience, with

that Un became necessary. certain had been busy agitators happily the persuading labouring population would never be allowed that the soldiers and so stoned tho standing to fire they the position unbear until became troops when

M.

able.

concluded

Constans

by and to army beeu unfortunate enough to have to do their duty on that As Minister sat occasion. the down, from M. Roche screamed out high on his thanks who had

the

"

Left,

the

and

Murderer," named

promptly He

to

the

him

M. Floquet

for

expulsion. "

out It shouting that be recorded 1 was will punished because I the murdered defended the murderers." After a speech Against M. de Freycinet, from who urged that if the to a com Chamber were grant mission of inquiry as was demanded, it left

Chamber

would

create

it

not

a feeling in the army that supported by the sympathies and affections in its most of the nation the army in that duty fact, trying would in a vote feel itself included and of censure M. Mangua proposed, the Government as its accepted own, a to the effect that the Chamber resolntion was

—

—

while moved by the Fourmies and united with the workers and

with

the and

sympathy at

social

arriving pass to the

order

on

carried,

in army, resolved

a

oi

misfortune of France

on

peacefully and would

reforms, the day.

division,

by

to the accompanied imposing procession

of the now

This 364

was

to

172

votes.

,

Irishman

Raised

to

the

Bench.

Judge's

father,

of

one

where

Cork,

Strike

The

the

his

eldest

Commission's

son

the

public disappointment. »

UttillCU

view

body,

an

generally In tbe

be

may

having

on

congratulated

UUVO

Report.

Commission

Strike

fairly

in

was

county

The

agreeable place they

first

UUttUlUMJllO

given

TTU1UU

ICJJUllf

of the very of their composition few people expected, and in the

next

their

their labour

scheme

recommendation,

principal for

settlement

the

of

seems disputes, altogether reasonable and practical, which, pro no one Read at all bably, expectsd. scheme side by side with the for the frflerr.tion of labour unions evolved at

the

Ballarat

of

all

possible

before while

ciliation

made

of up the elements, very tives of both 6ides, such a point at on sion

in

is

proof such matters the Court

of

fact

a

body

naturally opposing extreme representa able to arrive being unanimous of tbe

a

itself

of

of

appointment

conclu virtue in

conference

friendly

The Commission

discussion..

the ex of con to ex

in

means

mere

said the

for

it,

proceeding

the such

tremities,

be

may

with schemes

in

fit

of both

principles haustion

it

Congress, to

absolutely

a

and

suggest permanent

of Conciliation and Arbitration, to consist of a president apppointed by and two associates chosen by the State, unions and the the employers be To this court should respectively. in the first instance all in of when each the disputes, should be called parties upon to appoint three to assist court "assessors," the with their and re special knowledge

referred dustrial

interests. their These present respective members nine Would constitute the Court of Conciliation, but in the pro rare event of a failure of con bably ciliation members would the temporary and the three permanent retire members be resolved into a Court of Arbitration executive and, with or without powers,

deal

with the dispute. Such, iu the Commission's scheme, aud it we would be difficult, to con think, one. ceive a better Of course there is the still more of the difficult question the judgment of the. means of enforcing finally

is

brief,

which

Court, babilities

left

is

to

but

the pro seldom, if that most dis

open,

that

are come

ever,

would

it

that,

but

find satisfactory settlement putes would of the Conciliation in the firststage Court. At any rate in ex with such a tribunal istence there would be no or ground 6uch bitterness of illfeeling the between made the dispute aud sbearers in squatters Queensland, and in a less so a degree here, grave side could Neither public danger. refuse a challenge to such an appeal under of judgment default pain by them most effective against by that for

excuse as

has

of all

An

public

—

Italian

opinion.

Secret

Society.

One hundred and fifty-five charged with being members association have

Vita, wie

An

lawyers

greatest

lives.

and

anxiety

new

Collins,

tribunal

a

deadly effect. The would probably slaughter far but have been for the greater of some of the heroism who at priests, lives of their threw themselves the peril the and the people. between soldiery The

du

of The

most at the Irish Bar, distinguished lawyers and one of its leaders acknowledged when he died at the early age of little than forty more He was a native years.

Stephen

known

were

tendering all those

The

be

authorities,

Parkes

Henry

to

this unanimous. At de Mun Count asked where the Mayor and the Sub- Prefect, when the answer came that they

were

by the by any

of significance or of honours offers

were

to

first

him.

Mr.

moment

and Never,

:

as

marching

women

processions the " Place

counsel eloquent and State trials,

the the

in

one

admittedly of bis time.

caused

in with his " Assez, de victimes," assez, the whole to its feet and House rose wave of cheered a great tumultuously— and admiration seemed for the pity

always

good evidence

are

Parkes

sign of his were

He

(Laughter.) man who was would be the

where

mourning

marked speech was which incident thrilled When he told how the

is

the

till

incident

terrible

His

es

scalp,

when

this

in funeral henceforth

<

Henry

military

Why,

I

jected ;

? :

the

over

speeches

the

Circuit,

O'Connell

for

.

;

upon

not Parkes 1 dil member who interrupted

Munster

procession and various

retired,

sensation iu and the Paris, interest in the interwas taken of which M. Ernest Roche, pellation had who visited the scene of the had given notice. He began struggle, the House that he had quietly, telling from come a town over to given

and in possession the hon. member

time,

Henry

rioting

oratory.

the

It's

:

about himself

voice.

(Laughter.) Mr.

this

word

behave

no

musical

—

great greatest

j

Sir

objec the hon. and that is

Queaubeyan, has

my

a

say

May.

not

.

coBt.

member

feet

at

Mr.

ridiculous

some

on

not

.

ion

and

only

(Laughter.) Mr. Orick

stone wit

would would

at

gnawing

ber

—

a

:

If Chair. mind he will

the doesn't

to

religious

clergy delivered

Naturally

to

(Cheers.)

ment.

weak

(Glen

honourable

of

slightest a

the

the

over

Socialists

no

: You; InneB) talk about a bald head. (Roars of laughter.) I assure the hon. Henry Parkes

Sir

if

the

was

idee .the employed his

ever

Hutchison

it

Sir member I him if he when I am

any

Humours

X had

:

:

bribed.

...

Parkes had

Sir Henry hon. member time so well.

of honours talking grasp them. Mr. Toobey You of it. yourself

you try to enforce it the Mafia you have by handicapped There was no doubt got a hard task. in this case of the guilt of the whatever or the had been victims that jury and

lottery,

j

with in connection its most honourable Mr. traditions namely, William in Master Henn, Chancery— who in those rank days held similar and jurisdiction of Vice- Chan to that and his brother, cellor Jonathan Henn, for of the leader Q.C., many years

mentioned

kilometres band of music. men's working two

open graves.

simple of opinion

selected receive try jurymen the and sealed from written warning them a Mafia Society into terrorizing to convict. refusal The reBult is that The criminal law is the jury, disagree. a

Singing

than

more

When

dead.

voice.

friend

the Mafia are the most Italians depraved wretches. The majority living by crime, get their those who follow a while respectable trade by holding get rid of competition rivals. out threats of murder against a member of the Mafia time that Every of the for crime one or more is tried citizen

sing

pecially

They

like

j

they

felt

Another

j ! j i ,

ele-'

doctors

Lawyers,

city.

merchants

and

of the best

part

|

!

the

on

So long as I don't Parkes's I don't poetry his cracked my poetry

O'Sullivan: to

Mr.

!

action

ate

Mr. have

think man's

and

sure

likely not serve

j

the his

die

The raurquick. the penalty of the derer might escape of the Mafia was law, but the vengeance never The mob, who stormed escaped. the was a wild of not gaol, uprising but the result of calm, deliberlunatics, was

mem-

j

who

must

man

hon.

|

of police

society.

a

The

:

comes,

j

New

I

said

time

that

;

to

to

it

Parkes

was

long and headed by a Next come numerous clubs with red or black flags draped the clergy, with crape. Then followed after which came nine coffins surround ed by the relations and friends of the

for an event which impatient, I may tell though him, to be for some time delayed him.

very

care.

was

Hennessy took

|

Previous

Mafia death

Mr.

until

office.

dared

The

5dolsl

as

molested

paid for

murder Mafia

j

low

as

is

will

j

ruffians never

says with

Henry

ber is when it

u:

mat.

|

vjity

of murderers, society who would commit

a

sums

ciera

j

xne

which

j

law

xvxaua.

was

on

'

of the

tile

been

measures

failure

Sir

assert

to take compelled of the account of to punish members

have

they

forcible'

Orleans

New

;

that

citizens

of

j

The

Mr. O'Sullivan Then what is the use all these amendments beiDg suggested? :

|

i

of

Society

.

Secret

The.;

in

Italy,

been

called

sentenced

to us; ranging from

caDies

tens

prisonment

of at

prisoners criminal the Mala Bari (so a

terms

six

or

im

months

to

15 years. The on

Collins, of Dublin, studied

of

successor

the

Mr. Justice

Bench is English Q.C. Mr. Collins and at

was

born

in

Stephen Mr.

is

a

Henn native

1842.

He

College, taking high honours in classics aud moral science. The new Judge, whose appointment is praised by the whole English press, JLriuity

belongs

to

lawyers. of the

Irish

lustre

of distinguished Irish is a nephew of two members shed whose abilities Bar, stock

a

He

upon

it,

and whose

names

are

still

the banded

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Mala

wounding carrying duals,

the out

to

police,

sentences

Daily

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and

against indivi and abduction,

stabbing, violation, of membership in the confirmatory Mala Vita. All the informers and mostof the accused have previously been sen one of them for two homicides. tenced, as

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of

Belfast,

Master

Deputy Grand have

men

of

been

the and

Orange is

now

Both

of Ireland. in

prominent

religious

works. Captain of the ardent supporter franchise movement while woman's Mr. of De Cobain was one of the backers the Irish He was Bill. Sunday Closing '

and

philanthropic

Verney

'

was

an

of also, the. habit in the rooms meetings House of Commons.

.

in

.

Captain Wilson"

is

Verney who of

doings ago,

getting up prayer attached to the The case against that he is the " Mr. miked up. with the months who, some

was

a

woman

and

convicted

was

for

imprisonment improper purposes. Sir attained

father,

sentenced

procuring

Captain

Henry Verney,

Verney's

is

hav

alive,

the patriarchal age of 90 offence of which Mr. De nature Cobain is accused is of a graver than that alleged against Captain There seems to have been Verney.

ing years.

The

him for suspicion concerning and not.iong ago he received

time, that from

some

hints

be weir for h im to retire is even One correspondent sent him a blank form of for the Chiltern H undreds, application of which, he took no notice. however, would

it

.Parliament. said to have

is

that he the believed left and is from the port of Goole, to There is no way Spain.

now

;

It

country his

on

of any intention the country.

rumour

Teturn

his

on

to

part

to

May

cable,

took When Sir George Boweii over of Queensland in 1859 the Government

Yearly (not

foreign

the

how

is

Treasury.

£3,000,000

over

scandal the plaintiff, UJiftU

the

up case,

V

Justice Coleridge, evidence in the

CI

generally that an U

algLf

of the

nature

All

Monarchy and unwise

cards

will

resolve and

again

pleasures

questionable

the

Ui

Court.

Many

to

never

altogether of any

Senate of the Oxford Univer has conferred on His Honor sity Chief Justice Governor of Way, Lieutenant .

Australia, of Civil of Doctor A service will Sir

body in.-

the honorary Degree lows. be held at West of the late memory

in

the

of Ottawa. the remains.

Chamber, viewed The

embalmed

now

is

State

new

.

Abfeey in John MacDonald.

minister

Master have

of the

Buckhounds,

Ascot:

at

of plate

piece a

value

the

sweepstake Hammond's

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one

Thorne,

Derby

£500

:

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lying

Canadian Senate Thousands have

arrangements

each',

as

both

The June

connection

refuse

for

the

30th

by

expected

fifty

The

three Col.

There

is

by

St.

January

clue

At

to

of

its

enormous.

has promised Baron he will with consult

Ambassador at as to it is Constantinople whether to solicit the Sultan's' advisable permis sion to allow Russian and Polish Jews in

Palestine.

is Surprise because

circles

AgentsImperial

British

in Colonial expressed of the omission1 of the for General Australian the from the governing body of the Institute.

P.

sentenced

Mr.

to

instead

of

Sydney,

of

the stand

is

full,

In

ficate

A

:

for

was

twelve

Chinaman oh

the

dead

in

employed found

The

body

was

of

months. named

a

his

to

report

been

received

to

the

day

of

Governor board

the Board appointed conduct of the

signals No importance

however,

attached

was

time

referred

the

result.

other

recommendations,

is

for

after

to

in

of steam

the life

way

no

Amongst

the Board

boat.

a

term of service, .lengthy 30 years. football match of the season Australia versus Victoria

extending

|

this,

Adelaide, June 13. of Inspector Schools,. has resigned his posi

(Dewhurst,

The

a

securing

Senior

The

South: takes

to

well

known by at Queenscliff that the ship imminent danger and that the

affected

Young,

forwarded

was

Ho petoun) to (Earl find that some delay

is it

as

everyone was in loss of

Mr:

the

at

crew,

in delivering to Superintendent the message received from Lonsdale with reference to tho of destress -from the -wess'el.

Point

one

regarding when she

the

The

.

occured Dickson,

gross certi

from

particularly that vessel

into

enquire

over

:

the The former

place

to-day. has

of

boat Queenscliff life wreck of the Craigburn

condition.

A

contest

condition put to sea. The report

his

was steamer Chingtu, bunk his yesterday. in a emaciated very

an' attempt on Ministry

are

Taramung,

tion,

You

.expected

with the forthcoming candidates and .their

the

the

opposition for South

suspended

is

horse

one

connection

s.s.

year's

delayed.

guilty

and

majority

of.a,

canvas pursuing an active to be. very promises throughout. June 13. Melbourne, The local marine board has decided to ask the Marine Board of Newcastle (N. S. W.) to hold an enquiry into the circumstances the loss of the attending

Melbourne June 11. The Queenscliffe Board gun enquiry has completed its which will report the he to Minister of presented Defence to-day. The Court of Marine gave enquiry in the 'case of judgement yesterday of who was Captain Chapman, with default in connection charged with the wreck of the Joseph Scammell. The court that found Chapman: misconduct

;

sure

question.

in

elections friends

along the Rough weather continues in consequence coast, and the shipping, of the and Western Rivers Darling running

r

on.

of the

Murrumbidgee

>

v

running being drowned and nine mail bags being swept away, three of which were recovered later

electorate.

old .

leader

Dibbs,

consented

to Address-in-replyspeech took place in the -and was night, rejected to fifteen votes. -The were

general

resulted

imprisonment. has

use.

the

It beginning. on in the session,, made to oust the

and the stubborn

to eignt

Dr.

on

its

June 13. Sydney, coach which left >for Beja Moruya last Thursday capsized. The scene of the accident was Harper's about six miles Creek, from Bodella,, while a strong Hood was and

stock

convicted

for

June 12. Cockburn's

The

of

was

be

some

of

Robert Campbell, whom he struck dead with a bar of iron at a drunken Carrington during dispute

the later

that will

£105.

O'Grady

manslaughter

the

suspended in consequence ofi the smoke. with the were Whole stock villages and hundreds of farmers have destroyed, been rendered homeless. The losses are

to settle

from

Sydney, June 11. Criminal Court

central

the

yesterday,

The

committal. Fires of an extensive have 'description occurred inCanada. The flames extended for 200 miles both banks of the along River was St. Lawrence, and navigation

Salisbury de Rothschild that Sir William White,

is

instruction

division

Assembly last by twenty-one Government

INTERCOLONIAL.

Cape

greatest been aroused

inscribed

centJ

per

1934,

—

is

ye«r "ending to show a

perpetrator yet. has horror and indignation crime in the locality by thei

simply Lord

4

makers'

its

A

Conven

Anglo- Portuguese

new

concussion of the breech

after

amendment- on the Governor's

have adopted the admission free

the

"of

slamming

Adelaide,

with to African affairs respect been passed by the Portuguese having has been sjgued at Lisbon. Legislature The latest for Western quotation,;

prolonged, any further

no

with

tion

of £14,000. Leeds a murder has shocking A little has been taken place. girl of the streets in one of the butchered town after the Pame manner as the murders in notorious Jack the Ripper as

Goa,

:have Mr.

country

on

the tube. inserting The that no is attached blame report for the occurrence to any person of the as the insertion of the tube accident, before the breech was justifiable closing from the construction, of the breech and of the. gun, the mechanism' combined

collapsed.

of

the

for

providing into that

causes

of the

result

'

Chambers

12.

line'

appointed of" the

gun cart March 28, states was due to acci of the vent sealing tube

the

by

'J

'Board

adds

doty. strike the general among of Vienna., the object to being the nine hour's has system,

secure

the the

explosion was' the

caused block

sale

purchased

Government

French

printers

Company's

of

dental which

the petitioned for annexation.

riots,

French

The

At

Whitechapel.

has

Government

resolution tallow

of

explosions at Queenscliff the accident

ridge that

in possessions it is reported

Meanwhile

election

a

cityjofSydney exceeds three

Saturday

report investigate

to

Portuguese

import

by

inconvenience

financial

are

Britain

Btrike.

returns

revenue

Great

Australian

to offer

,Great

East

a

last

Melbourne,

the

into the

authorizing

that

of

Ba,rbatella,

be

to

Lisbon,

Portuguese

The

be taken. for the

The

for

to proceed against Ferdinand Chas. DeLesseps, a relative of the celebrated on certain engineer, connected with the Panama charges the work in with connection Canal, for want of funds. which haB collapsed

deficit

colonies in

sides

since inches.

the

decided

mile),

sovs.,

threatens

Employees

received

will

it

The rainfall

1

second;

Stakes

months

that eountry. has been introduced

year's British The

(a

II.,

able

on the west possessions of India, whose native coast inhabi action consequent on the ruthless tants, of the Portuguese in the last officials

added

Kathbeal,

first;

Holly

—

Cup

has inter

premature

the Africa.

a

will

of £500,

of £20 each, Laureate

Macaria,

—

Hunt

Royal

Postal

Vienna

in at

Cortes of all

year to his in probably resign posiiion the Queen's as the Queen Household, is incensed with him and others. greatly are the results of the The following races

State

Assent.

of bullion A bill

great displeasure expressed concerning as the events shown by the evidence at Tranby Croft. The having occurred who draws £1500 a Earl of Coventry, as

with

the at

of twelve Sea has

Behring

vote

June 12. Sydney, Crewn Law has Department noted in connection with th'o finding of the Marine of Enquiry concern Court to the ing the loss of life appertaining wreck of the ship Craigburn. It does deem the not, however, evidence sufficient to charge captain Kerr with but if after manslaughter, exa.mming the depositions taken at the Enquiry further action is deemed to be advis

of the Government Argentine have' suspended Republic payment in for six months, owing to the scarcity

has

Queen

in

'

.a

Govern have

confidence The government

'

that

being

season

as

The

body

a

considered in the

was

majority.

The

gambling

the

that

the

;

exchange

close

a

Royal

Clubs. states

now

the

seals

by his

propensities. Miss whom Sir W. GordonGarner, the the. Cumming, married day after of the trial, is niece of Lady. conclusion Sir William Gordon-Cam-, Vernon. the membership of ming has resigned Turf the Carlton, Guards, arid; Marl Tktjth

Congress

held

for

objectionable Dissenting references to the connec Prince with the case and his

ment."

of Canada and was grave

<

It

"no

of

12.

on payable orders at one per cent, national money of the value forwarded. The Bill which was lately passed by British for the Legislature providing

conduct. have bodies

denounced

strongly

ceremony

fixed

journals

Britain

the

made special tion of the

Colony

The

South

of

Great

being caused by the

court indicated of it by disapproval The defendants, on hissing. leaviug the Court, were hustled. The Press generally, in commenting censure the the Prince of upon case, Wales for the he played in the part matter. The Times His hopes that

tonch eschew kind.

in

the

the pomp and Funeral could give. It has transpired all

news

provincial

evening

<

for the Australa

Agents-General

of the late Premier at took place Kingston, attended by many thousands to the being conveyed

in London the morning join the Prince papers in severely censuring of Wales. of them pointedly Several the Heir warn that he is Apparent of the continuance seriously imperilling

concessions.

against innocent

UVUiCOSiUU

before

one

in

card

in

Highness

the principal and the

papers published

owes

June

funeral

of

June 11.

London

Mutassa

attended sian colonies the officially memorial of the service late Sir which was at John Macdonald, held Westminster The Abbey yesterday.

married fame Was to-day a lady Miss of New York, Garner, of an stated to be in posssession income of twenty thousand a year.

Simon— 'Blue Bock, first; second y Crevasse third. The strike oif the Omnibus

the comments His Lordship deprecated which the Solicitor General (Sir Edward Clarke made upon the Q.C.,) Prince of the Wales and General to the jury Williams before returning their verdict. The jury took seven to their minutes consider decision, and the of the immediately foreman the announced the result, jury public

Royal

Cumming,

Gordon-

Manica,

London,

Bal-

added, 'for and one mile a half. olds, year St. North's Simon of the Rbck

News.) London, Juno TO.

went

I1C

President

to

The

Daily

observing

VTUUiU

the

the

Chief

to

whom

of

fealty.

Baccarat

Boulevard Beach third.

FOREIGN.

Lord

Emperor Upper

of the

to

;

Assembly.

The

William

Sir

sovs.

summing

the

of

member

of Gazaland, native Prince

King

has

of Prussia.

J. Petrarch

Jntercolomai

antr

(From

the

by

life

of the

Vessels belonging to carry maceda's navy 'have attempted but the seapsrt of Pisagua by storm, off were driven and hotly pursued by the insurgent gun boats.

to

of deficit).

count

taking

in

7-d.

revenue

House

a

discoverer

consumption,

Dr.

'

'

practices.

exactly

for

'appointed

Germany

24,

;

'was

been

the

Koch, cure

borough

M r. W. H. says First Lord -of the Treasury, has Smith, move notice that he will the given from the House of Commons expulsion for of Mr. E. S. De M.P., Cobain, Belfast a warrant' whom East, agaiust haB been issued on a charge of immoral

A.

Doctor supposed

to

for

girls

Several

islands.

of

sort

,

Master

;

of

capital

some

.

Orahgeism. Grand -year's

the

by

Adelaide, June 11. Cockburn's amendment on the to the Governor's address-in-reply " the house that the speech, 'regrets absence of mention .of a progressive tax the land in Governor's speech" on was debated Wednesday in the

been 'massacred tribe by a native of the bodies were eaten by the who are cannibals. attacking party, The British to Government are likely accord to protection Gungunpama, the

having

at Orphanage the Loochoo

and

Church

French Shoob,

be caused

worm.

,

memoers or two weii-anown against a GladParliament, Captain Verney, a and Mr. De Cobain, Con stonian, of the of one servative, shining lights he was for five Indeed,

'

dying by "'the and unknown

is

.

warrants

to

are

disease

.

of

suspected

sheep

.

been

has

impression granting

that The

;

A very painful the produced by

sad

a

Mansfield hundreds.

j

Rounds

are

Adelaide

on

j

the

exploring expedition the of Lake neighbourhood in Central has met with Africa, the members it fate, composing

in

'

of

—

French

A while Tchad

-

M.

union into which postal will has just entered begin if on the colonies October first, ratify Vienna the decisions of the Congress by that date. has a A mob Chinese destroyed the with Australasia

Hypocrite-

London correspondent Herald writes :

The S.

and

Scoundrel

!

"A

£5

are

likely

—

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oval to win-

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private

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property in

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the received the Record

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.

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one

'

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after

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,

REMEDY

IS HEREBY that GIVEN to an Act pursuant of the Imperial Parliament of the 22nd' and 23rd Yict. c. 35 (adopted by Local Ordinance 31 Victoria No. 8) that all persons having claims any or demands against the Estate af Patrick late of Fremantle in Hagan, the Coiony of Western Inn Australia, deceased keeper (who died on the 25th day of April 1891, and administration of whose estate and effects was to granted James Hagaii, of Dunolly, in the Colony of and now Vietora, of Fremantle, aforesaidFre holder. and Vineyard Proprietor owner on Gold Mine the second day of of ne, 1891, by the Supreme Court Western Australia in its Ecclesiastical are to send Jurisdiction) hereby required in the particulars of their debts or claims to the said Administrator at the of office his the undersigned Solicitors on or be fore the 6th 1891. And day of July, NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that after that date the said Administrator to distribute will the assets of the proceed said Patrick Hagan, deceased, amongst entitled the parties thereto having regard to the claims of which he shall then only have had notice, and that he will not be liable for the assets or so any part thereof to distributed of whose debt any person he shall not then have had notice. Dated this 3rd day of June, 1891. H.ORGAN & MOOREHEAD, Perth. Barrack-Street, Solicitors for the said Administrator.

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or

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we

liable

is

our

is one which" heard almost universal disapproval. Of the reason which' 'ii is upon to be it can based, supposed be said that it is a very only and very fallacious specious one.,, The that Governments aphorism

final,

a limited number required. NOVELTY IMPORTING CO., Box 976, GiP.O., Sydney; N.S.W.

ALBANY

believe that thus putting somewhat decision of

to

positively.

sex

early,

led

are

in contemporary matter speaks

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a

Either

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We

.

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THE

benefactors

of the

colony.

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but

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Thesb

than'

By

afforded

it

ing, what

exorbitaht, leaving

all

;

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biit

to

bestir chief

itself

,

to

remove

of beset

some

which

difficulties

.-miner working do it would;

'

on

our

goldfields, to

,

,

,

1

great

and lation.

.

of popu increase; And for1 us it is impor-. that the wealth to remember in the colony would

or,

of real battle. than required to enable them

scars is

champions To

ing

care

Western'

of the Australia

what

field;

and.

right

a

as

specially gratifying affording of its; fresh evidence of the success The considerate pohcymultiplica which tion of successes is not a thing Governments are wont to dread.

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and the community that only of " Fair would he do even at the risk There is no desire Play's" displeasure. to flatter him, "but he has had so much in this educational work done town, can no one with his eyes open that a simple matter because it is it, deny bf fact. No one but Fair Play, perhaps, to a seat on would question .his" right Board."the District of

of having-

;

is

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1.

the auspices bf be held in the The ar Hail on this iTown night week. in the hands rangements have been placed with of a committee Mr, W. F. Wilkinson efforts and their by as secretary, guided cannot fail to and skill jhis experience make the dance a success. The

I

(the

annual

ball

Royal Yacht

under Club will

lots

one

ninety

A

for

building

fellows'.

Lodge

erected

Last

week of

hands

at

a

has

been' cut >

up into

i

;

of "one

block.,

land at £10 per

resort

pic-nicer's

allotments:

acres

the Odd in Albany

of

use

being of £775.

the cost

at

the

is

During

the that

examining of

opinion

hundred" changed

1

to

Kojonup

Mr;

office

EJixon, the ichallenge to an Albany;

.locality

intends he

as

carefully

extends

thejcoal.country

contest

fori

of

as, i

in

has'

Fremantle,

accepted

issued' by J. Regan of eight hours go-as-you-please the of the championship-

colony. received by Premier Smith of Captain H.M.C.S. in. which he states boats employed on the 80 mile beach been doing well but that they have had weathor.

been

Mrs.

Charles Hern, wife of the eminent and danghter of -Mr. M. F. A. painter, of Perth, was Canning, M.L.A., present ed at the Drawing Room held by Her, the Queen ac Majesty Buckingham Palaee last month. .

Last: week communication

Premier the from Messrs..

Wylie through their, Downer, in connection transcontinental' are

received a Davis and Sir John

solicitor,

with

;

the proposed Further par

railway. promisee! at ah early

,

date.

Railways. of the depart re-arrangment the various heads of under; service has been made, that of Harbour and Light been transferred from having the direction of the Colonial to Secretary the control of the Colonial Treasurer. slight

an unfortunate foul L. Hick's thrown out of the J unior Four Race at the F. R. C. Regatta which was won crew of the S. R. R. by Lawson's Club. It is the intention of the Fre to mantle men the winners to a challenge match over a similar course for a set of gold medals.

Through

crew

.-

estimates.

Albany

Town Council is -the failure of the off the storm waters

anent

distress'

made, to. carry Mouqts Melville

sore

drains

.

from

,

.

...

.whose-

the

and other

sandtand to

.

in

and. .Clarence. Several have properties suffered-., of incursions these meandering,

owners

make

damaged by ditritus

claims

for

the

have

the

of

deposits, gone so far

amounts to extend

-

as

which they in repairs.

compelled havejbeen will he found Elsewhere a communication the to the, from Premier of promoters, the Exhibition. Perth On Saturday last the was submitted to prospectus the for the Government of their embodiment .The suggiestions. Government, have of the Perth Gaol to the grantedthegrounds It is promoters. understood that Mr. has Sandover the duties of accepted and Exequtive Commissioner; that' the has been' to C. secretaryship offered H. Rason.

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On Friday of inmates

morning

last

of ,6ne the, named Asyliun usual the bath He was allowed to remain the in the; near fire bath-house, where he was left alone for some time. On the return of the deceased orderly was found on the floor lying in enveloped flames. The injuries received -were of so nature that severe a the man after suffering .great pain died early in the morninsr

Lunatic after George Burdon, of being cold. .complained

of

the

Monday.,

IjARLT Magdalen, Sisters

:

were

man named, Heffernan who young with an offence under the charged Offender's Act and who was Fugitive brought up under a writ of Hvbeas Corpus before the Acting Chief Justice, was released on Tuesday through an infor warrant the for' his arrest not mality,been endorsed. having

The

was

..Chief Mr. J. M- Craig,, of inspector Stock has forwarded a on the report condition Central Scab of, sheep in., the month. District for last From it w:e had 1220 mixed gather that Mr. R. Wilton at the and sheep quarantined Edarga, Pastoral Warra Warra Syndicate 7500 mixed at Bunnin sheep quarantined Paddock. .

It has been found to make a necessary deviation from the original considerable Western route of the South so Railway little much so that very of the track plotted Dobson's out under Mr. direction will be followed. It is feared that through this the tenders not be npw departure riiay two calleci for for nearly months and con the commencement of the work sequently of construction will' be proportionately

:

x

Monday

on a

member

of

of

morning. Sisters, of the order passed away, after

:

the,

Mercy, Perth, illness of some The lingering years, a native deceased nun was of Co. Tipperary, and in 1883 came to this Ireland, colony to enter the life. Her religious dual pre of and novice paration postulant having been she made her completed, perpetual in vows 1886. Soon after her profession symptoms of lung disease began to appear, and all that changes to the branch houses could and that effect, medical was skill,, capable of doing, proved to be of noJava.iL

.

a

A

it Mr. Burt, has been en appears, trusted with a of com quite budget missions. Amongst them, is the selection to of a gentlemen fillthe of position General Traffic for our Manager

A

-

i

has fromMeda

telegram'

ments

the

.on

streams

Woodward

Geologist,

and 58:.-in, the. townsite .-of. Cross have been resumed; for of the Church.. Lot ,8 has be, ento the Catholic a body for

A.

A the the that have had

Tnq

The

-57

granted cemetery.

....

Mr. Chief A. C. Onslow, may Justice, to arrive in the in expected colony month's time -from date. Sir a about; -will leaved 'for;.. Wrenfordsley Henry after the arrival of Mr. England shortly the Government unable to Onslow, being offer the of third position judge j'him made for no that provision having- 'been be

.1'

A letter has been received by his the Governor from the United Excellency, 'at States Consul Melbourne the asking', of the colony in the Exhibico-operation to be held in bition May 1893.

use

instant.

Poultry

acre.

that.direction.

Lots

A.

It hours seems that the probable eight in Perth system will.be adopted generally and at distant On no time. Ijremantle this boon to Mr. Sanao.ver granted Friday the Messrs. his and on Monday -last mqn, Pearse a favour to the hands, conferred like at North boot factory employed in their Fremantle.;

from his trip Government

the

29th

W.

.

Government

of

J uly

in

.

from the prcspect field, after furnish Each new crUshets. for such accommodation

for

as

:

Government,

to

of

pooe education.

,

as a place gold-pro respectable and her attractions country, ducing enhanced. will be immeasurably' need not OurGbvernment shrink,

then,

cause

turn

to

"

'

take

Something a

Fair Play's" unworthy remarks, as to the they directly applied of the Albany Assisted School, manager makes another writer Fair! Dealing," effective retort "As re the following gards the manager of the B.C. Assist is well known that he ed Schools, it but for would not use his influence,

enter private by the foster will

of

them system,

"

far

the request When each of well supplied with

by

the

of,

sale

monthly be held

The property known as Butler's Hump on the Swan River has been purchased by Mr. Keane for"£l;100.:

ticulars

in

eivilling

why

that,

place

'

-

prise,

failing

is

to too

forms, position of one and in ; and the other

-

'

goldfields crushers public

a

distin amongst us, are certain well-marked by They talk, glibly

,

our

on

fault finding spends itself who are with the' men really exerting in the good work. For themselves there warriors is such feather-bed honor amongst those who bear lijitle more

the' to

be offered.

will

the

no

tile

At lands

school

first

of

June."

.Southern.

contri to the

almost

the

the

year.

what grounds could they from a share in adminissystem ? The insinuation

usually

taUt thus produced in be almost the. wholly; spent is; not the "which certainly colony,' mines arc owiied by where our case of wealthy capitalists syndicates cities ofthe residing in; the great Bu!t shbuld all this Easii.. happen, in the is. it. said, gol'dfield every will in a claim for a colony' put on the same terms. crusher public and there is not a Undoubtedly valid reason single should; h©f refused.

'

,

18th

on

are

doubt they are, for it is one demands upon makes but slight test The of personal' their purses; which they shrink from. is one sacrifice Their zeal for education popular

manifold

a

since they' others any established

is

"

.

that

.

a

as

of

anniversary glorious

To

his

the work

characteristics. out State schools and profess selves great admirers of our arid

The possible.; immediate result of would be their request for demand labourers,

76th, the

G. T. Messrs. T. F. Quinlan Simpson, and J. elected were on M.L.A.; Stuart; the board the as of, Directors, of. Friday Stanley Brewery Company for the ensuing

'

represented guishable

the

is

Waterloo,

!

to abuse his oppor position, willing But to do so would be wanting. tunity to delay longer wel cannot afford upon thd complaints of one friend 'Fair Play." to a class of grumblers He belongs not who, though fortunately largely

,

granting

more

'

an

1 o-day. of

battle

the

and Dog Society their show the annual on intend -.holding 9th and 10th of September in the grounds of the Horticultural in Hay Street. Society, the To better for accomodation provide show exhibits 200, of Spratfs coops patent for. have been indented

membership

a

on

The

|

Fremantle of 150."

established'

.

now

...

in

a generally, minority he the! second place meinbers the as of board, such, nor to do have neither more -less than to that the ) Education see out. Actis "carried Even if strictly

'

'vigorously and direct

largely of the

The recently Turf Club has

the

that.they

sums

schools non-Catholic absurd for notice. In in such a a Catholic

'

as

And

education. as

in this, in

singular large

saidito.have

River.

discoveredon"th'e;Yule

building

board.

is

good_"quality

well-known Grove Peppermeiit

should

that .tering of a Catholic thai .the presence. school board might be detrimental

advahce of the colony than welfare a be can accomplished by to slavish adherence threadbare more aire often maxims -"which than rightly. The wrongly applied crusher would erection of a public

as

are

on system, be Excluded

the the

to theimmehse impetus for which of the field development It would, indeed, it is demanded. the best means conceiv be almost a large and able to settle content the The ed population in place. Prime Minister to the petition was sixty persons, signed by some each of all mine-holders, nearly be glad, in favourable whom would ;to work 'his claim circumstancfehy

they

very

The

hot.

body,

district matter

invested

support'

the

give

is

only

not.

havb bute

'

more

it Play"' whether

recognize but such a question he should hold it.

name

ations .of

;

1

schools."

mistatement.

represented Bonds' of Educa a of simple tion lis justice. to If take their the we proportion as a guide, Catho whole population a third lics of those who compose fully are being schooled under the provisions of the Education Act. The efforts in the cause of mad" by Catholics con education entitle them to some sideration. Among all the denomina-

pro

after the "miner, had been all deducted, expenses much less than ordinary wages for excessive toil and privation. "Will in contend in this that, anyone the of a Govern stance, rivalry ment-owned crusher would not and have havei had a salutary effect, defensible ? been perfectly would If the Government wisely hibitive,

a

"

the various

is enterprise capable private follow its own of doing when it can sweet will unchecked; It need not out that:!such a tariff be pointed was

:

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contain friend Fair moot point

to hold right desirous that have the Catholic

of

example

fine

a

of

management

school manager of a Catholic have! a seat on the loeal?school of fah' play All who are lovers

benefit that its disappearto some'- other' conversion ance,'or is not much purpose, tobejregrette'd. for crush £2 per ton charging

0;

"a moot'1 point be there or have

words

Pace !our at all a

R.

the

of

"is

the

on

is

Protestant

practically

little

so

it

should in the

he

;voice

any

conferred

it.

and!

whether

there

Already manager

the

Schools,

'

Eastern

"

of

'

.

Tin been

.short disease

form, Here

time

ago taken

haying

removed,

was

she

Sister a

to

Magdalen, mere

the

"

. ,

her.

accentuated infirmary.

remained

under the skilful treat ment of Dr. whose O'Connor, assiduous, careful attention, to though it did much could not stay the progress of the retard, She bore her with that malady. illness which the was of patience -feature great her character, and she knew her though end was the less slowly, but none surely, she still her approaching, retained joyous innocent and when of manner, speaking her death treated the matter with a cheer fulness which could emanate from a only heart fortified aids which by all those, her to dutiful religion lovingly dispenses children. The services took funeral place on Tuesday morning in the chapel attach ed to thereon vent, which was prepared with to the occasion. drapings appropriate coffin rested the During the obsiquices the sanctuary and the lid near rail, having been the deceased to he seen removed, was dressed in the habit of the The. order. face but was calm. In pale reposefully her clasped hands she held a sheet of, on the., which were written parchment that she vows made before that self-same altar but five short Mass was years, ago. at 9 celebrated o'clock by the Very Rever the after end, Vicar which the General, Office for the Dead was chanted by the the His, Lordship clergy present. Bishop and solemnly pronounced the absolution, the lid was the then screwed and on, pro cession formed to the convey departed Sister to her last resting The crossplace. went hearer, accompanied by acolytes, first, the and then next Bishop clergy, the coffin followed of nuns with by a long file their whilst lighted tapers in hands, the and the orphans united laity present in., for the deceased. The body having prayer !

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principle,

hold will Brigade and Fancy Dress

Fire Metropolitan annual Masquerade

The their

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is to put enterprise, a before the public. could the Not means by any erection of a Government' Crusher the field be made on in question to of a com assume the character with enterprise. petition private be No is possible, competition cause "thereis nothing with which to Private enterprise, compete. a not; maintain in a word;, does at Parker's crusher Range. public Not very long ago, it is worthy' at' of remark, a crusher was public short time on the work for a,

private false issiie

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a

—

to insist instance, present this To View of the matter. upon for rejecting assign ".ais1"- a "reason

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the

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.

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,

in

liowever,

.

need

no

.

is

,

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been

lowered

into

the

.

His

grave Lordship and the Benedictus, the last prayers, a which touching was effect, sung by Sisters. The the was ceremony complete, and soon the all deep grave closed over of that was mortal Sister Magdalen, and she now lies in the very centre of those grounds where in days gone by she walked her with and with them so companions often The funeral prayed arrangements conducted Mr. were by Philip Reilly.

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and

treat,

performers by a large

were

Liedertafel

were

the

of the

thoroughly

of Mrs. donna

be examined Marwick's residence may with a view of repairing it before the storm waters be lodge, and the footpath The Mayor could not come impassable. have noticed it as he generally passes on

the in real

various

appreciated The audience.

rendered

pieces given

with the

The items of precision. which excited most interest appearance the prima

a

was

efforts

and fashionable concerted

various

given by Liedertafel

by

Mr.

the

of

Mr.

by

the

hosts.

GREENOUGH. «

(From our own Correspondent.) The Rev. Father Lecaille has gone to the Irwin and Dongaira on his pastoral visit. We expect him back next week. 1 am that the glad to be able to report rain has come at last, but it came very start and did not till the end of slowly, May. It looks as if we were going to have more

in

Sessions were held week. There were set down for the hearing, one principal being W. O'Malley, charged with W. Hindle at the Golden stabbing Sheaf on the night of the 14th of Hotel, to do May last, with intent grievous harm." He was The bodily acquitted. in the other persons proceeded against, Quarterly

cases

were

to

way

held "

in

and to

in

tion

:

Correspondent. On Friday the meeting of the evening female branch of the S. Heart was held and the following and Benediction given,

day

vi.

in

not

exercising

the

event

the

of the

of

right is

£1,500

not

That

the

rules

control

the

for

it

that

the

exhibition

similar

a

of 1887. Exhibition That the plans of the Exhibition be submitted to the ap Building of the Government. proval This Government will be glad to

(2.)

afford

assistance

any

and

promoters,

will

to

can

for pay at such

require, space- it may as may be agreed upon. that find Russell-square

I

(3.)

it

be glad to however, for a site application of hibition Building the

hands

John

"And

.

"

NORTH

and

vmfli

o

v

Ar

n

m

aty

f.

ivif.1i

rnnrn

to

rrl

ft

fill

wants Cross of Southern pressing With reference to the requests Sir, made by you and others on behalf of the of Southern I have the people' Cross, to inform of them that most you pleasure with. have been complied The line and public (2) telegraph at Southern will be Cross buildings —

:

—

j

j

!

I '

undertaken !

!

The

(3) soon

as

soon

as

condenser

possible. will be

erected

as

from England.

arrives

has been granted (4) institute towards a miners' building the streets. and £100 for clearing court will be at Tho local debt (5)

of £200

sum

established.

once

The

of

in

town lands in future (after have been disposed present applications Cross. place at Southern of) take officer The services of a medical (6) moment. will he secured at the earliest (6)

Southern

1

it

A

-

'

as

sale

Cross

will

f.i

those

the

ocean

are

to

there "

:

value

in

the

an

Is

in

legislators

process

of

innocent,

make

:

for

love

our

and

who offends

perhaps

and

—

against if

what

? the

this

Each

only

?

cure

and

poor

merciful

natural

God

!

shrivelled

outlet

and parching energies roll back upon And and corrupt stagnate, to poison,

By ignorance

FAR

break

They

plague the

poverty, his head,

spot

the

treasures

that

Truly, of the poet

a

well

as

changed loathsome

July

took

as

I

can

by the passage The beach.

ninety-mile

now

Otway accom

board on -was all that might be whilst could exceed nothing the of Captain Jameson and civility the other officers and attendants. About half-past five in the the steamer evening, began to sail down the Sound. The beautiful expanse of water with a ripple on its mirror-like scarcely surface, the setting and the sun tropical on scenery the shores, united to give a very picturesque sight The western sea was all aflame, The day was well nigh done the Almost upon western wave Rested the broad sun." bright And when the sun had made his weary it was golden set," to watch the delightful luminous of the water appearance as the ship cleaved through it. On looking "aft," one would the vessel was imagine that of whilst the making a track fire, waters that dashed the sides now assumed' against and a brilliant and a then sparkling, When it pearly appearance. became too dark to venture further down the sound, we anchored. About four in the o'clock the Otway began to steer morning, again for

art/3

wash

like

!

of

I

till

desired;

notes

my

him

on

3rd

for the modation

may that

—

floor

is of

like

sand,

the

mountain

;

drift, the

the

spangles

pearl-shell

snow, From coral

flinty

"

rocks

the

sea-plants when the tides

Their

boughs, flow billows The water is calm

lift

and

:

For the there

winds

and and

sands

are

glow, motionless

the

below,

still waves

absent

are

:

the

that In

words

"

The

And

time

day

sweetest beings of Coleridge

our

brother

poor

guilty

—

And

the

His

floor.

words

in

us

Ex

THE

that

of the

are

up

resume nanfiaa

its

on

the

remember,

waters

found

said

be

it

the

or

be

each

On

now

natives

!

.)

/vn

the

race

is

Most

shores of this vast conti north-western nent. would be to it difficult Indeed, of the exaggerate beauty of that portion

bright

fields

the stars

as

air

of upper

:

with its There, waving blade of green, The sea-flag streams through the silent water, the dulse is seen And the crimson leaf on To blush like a banner bathed in slaughter; There, with a light and easy motion, The fan-coral sweeps through the clear deep sea And the and tufts of ocean scarlet yellow the corn the upland lea on Are, binding And in rare and beautiful life/ forms, Is amid those bowers of stone, sporting

the

sick after

is

safe

when the

And

the

when

the

When

the

wrathful

a our

were

too

sea

in

anything. the third day we Derby, entered Jeffery few schooners pearling were arrival. Then began the

ceaseless

music

windlass,

which

of

the

Otway's creaking employed in hoisting the hold. A good pprt of the day slipped by before the last case lowered into its place was and then I ex steamer for changed the large Capfoain Reddell's schooner in I Ethel," whic.'h sailed to the a pearling grounds, descrip of which tion I shall make an effort to give in my next communication. boxes

of

spirit

us

of

shell

was

into

;

storms Has made Where

the

on

Bay, awaiting

of

some

much interest the morning of

'leaving where

;

and

open sea, to take

However,

;

sent

rin

Vkii

of

And

The Sir John has Premier, Forrest, communication to Mr. the following A. Forrest who with some other gentle man formed a to wait upon deputation

I .shall fin

n ah

treasures

CROSS.

f.lia

to

mineral Kimberley,

to work

mind

this

To

to describe the scenery attempted of the give an account pastoral, and of resources agricultural

Having

the

wisdom

A USTRALIA.

WEST

of

( Continued

SOUTHERN

AT

REQUIREMENTS

in

if

been enjoying the of human treatment

to my

man

Forrest,

of TRAVELS

but

go

had Such

repose.

Premier.

NOTES

hurry

during

then

he

brings

land

that

unfortunate necks to

the

by

;

work

and

any rates

the

this

to

if

as

belongs Council,

any Government.

ofthe

in

the

consider

.

lines

those

see

chained

ThiB

for

to

pitiful

long,

Perth to the Municipal and that be communi body should I with cated you. should,

by

/

the day under a I think that broiling sun, their night's rest should be secured them cells to by their being supplied with nets that would pro tect them against the mosquito. This insect is a great torment to the aboriginals, so much so that when is said at free it that night time they shut themselves in little up and of damp fuel in the huts, place a fire centre to smoke of sleep. away those enemies However, when the unfortunate is native he is to suffer imprisoned, the obliged of the the whole stings mosquito night

Adelaide

(c.)

was

obliged

be manag to the

manner

place she Probably, ship put in body ashore.

the the

bury

age, the

the or to one barrows, another. The reason for alleged this mode of treatment, is that the would captives otherwise effect an there escape. be much Certainly, may

for the ap be submitted Government. That proval of the of management to be a committee to appointed by the Government include the promoters, and gener in

in

a

creatures

exhibition

|

that

'

old

been

over

truth,

of the

took

to obliged delay at Derby for week, I had an opportunity of at seeing the native prisoners and work, of how are treated' hearing they their To begin during confinement. with,

be

management

advanced

an

her

Having

pur

and regulations

and

few the they

mourners

bid

little

£1

to

that

live memory the few brief Inscribed time could ing give."

Government

this

yeare to omit

me

colony.

to

order

her

To

refunded. (6.)

linnnral

—

'

National Library of Australia

/\f

xcaumv

"

two

thereof. It was a monster portion any how. A programme of Athletic to be Sports held at Pingelly on 1st prox. is' published. of events set down The number is in 13, a with cluding handicap prizes Sheffield amount of £10. to the of a member to An election serve on to be held in the Roads Board is notified The in York on Wednesday, 1st prox. on the eastern side of the Avon habitants should elect an of foot River Inspector that the state of the paths and roads

but

ally

rnofnun

Then

your

commence

"

own

communion

tvlvoT ouuuui.

Uw

of

to

in

of

number

obliged those with deeply whose memory

am

this and

sea,

date of

eitherjthe

now

interment of

at

of the

remember

impressed that she to lived

days

here

I

lived, I

her

out

;

YORK.

their

X

letters

that

died

an

to

chase

was his character piquant He was a thorough master originality. science of but of the developed warfare, of structure his endur he built the solid of a basis upon ing fame as a great soldier think He did his own entire originality. at times was he at and so completely ing, about him that he with those variance to have an unbalanced mind. was thought " The man is alsolutely crazy," proclaim ed Murat in the early days of the Halsted, when Sherman was war manoeuvring in but shortly after he was put Kentucky as General in command of a division, whose almost unerring Grant, judgment was of men marvellous, quickly recognised abilities. From thence on he his great most trusted and most valued was Grant's lieutenant. Sherman saved Shiloh," said after the battle, and 'then the Grant people began to believe him a great leader. could be It was some time before Grant brought into line on Sherman's projected movement the enemies' lines. through to agree with the But at last he came brilliant and from chac moment strategist, doubted the success of the march, never to the sea"— that brightest from Atlanta star in Sherman's crown and fame. The not out in new are men who strike paths are the world's cranks always they leaders and benefactors. People still' say kidney disease is not curable, because that But there are thous is the old theory. ands of men in this and other lands who of Darl write as does Henry M'Namara, " For five ing Harbor, Sydney, N.S.W. sufferer from disease years I was a great combined with intense of the kidneys, heat across the back pains and a constant I was under the care of three and loins. afforded little if who me doctors, any de so that my health relief, gradually to and with an entire aversion clined, exercise became in a complete physical to the valid. was drawn My attention of Warner's safe cure. With the efficacy bottles use of nine my painful symptoms to removed. Prior were taking entirely to six months confined it I was for nearly of the I have since taken more my bed. and can that it has medicine, certify to health." restored me

1

celebrated. At second Mass Masses were with Fr. Gibnoy remarked pleasure upon that had approached the large number and the male the Altar, hoped that of the Society would emulate tho portion female branch. Next Sunday will be their all would comply with day, and he trusted more as it the rule, would be especially for any a favourable opportunity persons not who had their Easter yet fulfilled In future the winter during duty. Mass will commence at season first halfinstead of seven as heretofore past seven He preached upon the Mercy of God and His desire for our repentance. Mrs. of Mr. J. O'DeaJwife O'Dea, and a of Mr. John Higgins, daughter formerly died cf fever at Yilgarn of Moorumbine, She leaves 3 children the recently. is an infant. youngest of whom quite They were brought to York last week by Mr. their father, who must have O'Dea, attended to the infant's re assiduously sccceeded in bringing having quirements her saf ely such a long distance. Re York Orchestral Concert read 24th Society instant, "St. John's or Mid Night," winter evening. The street lamp post erected at the in of Avon Terrace and Bridge tersection was fouled by a wag street Corner) (Mill to the Yilgarn gon belonging Carrying Company on Friday night, its perpendic to ular was reduced a horizontal position, was and the light immediately extinguish ed. No further damage is reported. to at progress Pig rearing appears It is reported lower Beverley. that Mr. James Brown, of Avondale a Park, killed old that pig 18 months weighed 620 lb. I presume, constituted the greater The/at,

uL«

to your reference

reply with

bition buildin the exhibition g after is over, less the at a cost price, 500 contributed by the Government

Sherman's

be another wedding on the the 17th between inst., Mr, of the late Solomon son George Cook, Cook of Perth, and Miss Susan Patience. There is a great deal of sickness about at Mrs. C. present. Cooper and her child bad with scarlet have been very have been fever. 1 hear the family in The central placed quarantine. school has been closed to the prevent spread of the disease. J une 13.

Sunday being

hold

But lines

early

A

—

TECUMSEH."

nPV\<%

YY

In

both. brief

and

:

He

wLvll

acquitted. last Recorp

f

she

recorded,

:

29th,

Perth,

recovery.

OLD

"P.rliiWWAri

that

conviction

International Exhibi about 1st March 1 have honor to that 1892, the inform you is willing to contribute this Government of the sum of &1,500 towards the expenses an Exhibition which Building, erecting not less the should cost than on £3,000 conditions following That it shall be optional for the (a) to take over the Government exhi proposal

So was in nothing an imitator." President Harrison of one of the most and one of the picturesque greatest of the great characters by the developed "

also

our

"

Perth

Gentlemen,

May 7th

writes-

to

is

.From

fair

be

ed

I see that the by the Government a contemplate appointing third The last named gentleman, judge. Mr. duBoulay, I think, would be quali fied in every sense of the word for the I suppose, it will ; be like position but, all the other some p.ot appointments— from the other side or " at home" who will get it. There Flats on

a

TtlfarnofiAriQl

4»rv

last

"

two

on

town is remarkable for Although our in the many nice buildings it contains, visitors with an idea of the com spiring seems to be of fort of the people, yet it all the most unsociable. country townships June 16.

soon.

The usual in Geraldton three cases

Miss

Yilgarn. situated below the The block of land for a Union Bank has been set apart garden. public of Schools is I hear that the Inspector: in York on his rounds of examinations. the London "The of representative Groniele per Daily passed through York, to the Colonies." last week en route train, This is stated in the Weekly Chronicle in York, W. A. published and Mr. W. Stack is now convalescent,

®

PERTH.

has been letter forwarded following to Mr. by the' -Premier (Sir John Forrest) for the W. Sandover, (Messrs. promoters Sandover, as Dixson, Pearse, and Forrest),

of railway Mr. Inspector surveys, week arrived in York last Griffin, having traversed the lines now being surveyed for the purpose from York and Northam of the railway to of determining the route

G, Payne, of and the Fremantle, whose Everard, splendid baritone heard to in 'was advantage in Blumenthal's "Sunshine and Rain." The other numbers on the programme and the were excellently rendered, went audience away thoroughly delighted with the entertainment for them provided

debut

married

were

a note having taking this person's death, or

EXHIBITION

The

Friday. The

re

well-termed

F.

and in York

Wansborough

Duperouzel

programme were

L.

PROPOSED IN

horse.

the

and

taste

THE

top of the ship from

his

wave

his

myriad 'voices wind-god frowns

fury

of

ocean

the

in

own

;

flies,

roar,

murky

"

skies, ;

demons the wreck And are on waiting shore; Then far below, in the peaceful sea, mullet and The purple gold fish rove, Where the waters murmur tranquilly Through the bending twigs in the coral grove." As these without I am notes writing I may here state method or. connection,

Society's on meeting, Thursday was last, inasmuch as the very attractive debate on noted in the last Federation, of the issue Record for discus came on

that

I should

aiuu.

the

little

Sound, strong

like

much

very and

islands

bays

Camden this see

especially desire to

to have

visited

about

King's A

Harbour.

last mentioned to me on seeing a view suggested taken was place which by an amateur It seemed to give a true photographer. and its surround of the harbour picture inlet of the

ings.

was

That

the

sketch

would spectator exact representation a

that

tombstone and trees tion Fash-inn

"

Sacred

Pascoe who departed

a faithful to believe

was

led it

stands

gave there

of

to

and the

this life

a

The ran

after

memorv —

by

one, the

solitary

amongst large

scrub.

luxuriant readable,

was :

be

Age

—

inscrip this nf .Tnnn

Not

Societies, PERTH :

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The

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Western Town Hall

v

uuuace

....

musical

the

—

concert

invitation

-

The

members of the Fremantle

snows

or sign every several and proving occupying evenings of much so as far, the instruction, two leaders have aired their only views. Mr. McKernan led off, championing the affirmative side his speech was able and lengthy, in its delivery about taking minutes while the negative forty found a sturdy defender Corbett in Mr. whose over speech, half an although extendiug was and Jxmr, bristled cogent; fairly with' Thd question argnnents right through. next stands until adjourned Thursday Mr. W. was elected Sellenger to:

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month.,

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strike

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districts

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Luke

the Rev.'

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prizes.

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various upon time their serving of the i/of the: visit sentences of the

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the

/

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ignorance

Duke

religion

-akin to the child's trick ofispitefulness of making faces, in which respectable Secular the Prot and more dignified bad never ,,It is, estant' papers Indulge. as.it manners and worse/grammar, just wouid be to, -.talk of " Protestish" .or u.Aineric,n<sh" or other, .(foolish any :

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Romish"

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makes the following

attention

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explain retain

to.

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.

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intense

remarks

usually

r

-

the

in

not

managed

space. Boston Pilot

word "

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vitality

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pertinent

The Paris the world: papers are telling, 'offender rnow political most what people, know, /that already, ,iii >inhonor ;Siberia, tho yDuke/ "of Fdinhurgh 'is .not/ argooa The Gxarewitch. on performer 'jiheyo,nddle...y'y|Wfiefi th betterbehaved be reduced convicts will! Luke ,of' .Malta he was/, at Cambridge of life j and -those convicts rhy one-third, attend was invited concert at/the 'fto' /a,, will be reduced, to 2Q years. Forty oii' his Albert Hall/ ieturh; to. London, officers1 ;six off the Imperial guard bave on. he' which replied by! Jtelegrapfi been, arrestedorder of the Qzar -by that lithe .DukAZoif jl-Yesj/ to disaffection showni provided'/ byqtbem owing Edinburgh 'does not play the fiddle." of in ofi the consequence degradation

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medal,

this

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1

for

prizes

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-

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f

BalHnrst, Orange, and -including MudgeOj

decided .tp/,b,rj$g.an next to Australia,

team

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the.

in.it.

the

that . surprise im-| held in thesway M rs. /Hulks colony.

expressed

'

,A.

;j-

j

BathurstJ that the

of '-Hulks, so 'superior

Mrs. qudlity,

a

ported markets has- won

Rivington.

has. cabled

of

visitors!

still

;

by

were

is

,

S.,

preek bore of good .black

passing through a region meated therewith at certain intervals The horses which attacked epizootic 'caused eighteen years ago was by the 'or to same a kiud redmicrobe, according

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of Exeter' C.B. Dawson Oxford; Curate, of All Hallows,

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12ft.

through

l

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.

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laborers Central-

the.

Sheffield!.

retary-,

He

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the discovered, He it says tbe "earth of space per

.

r»ew

of 'from

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a

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wears

is

has doctor the Grippe. "star-dust,"

Western

microbe

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by

it

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.left

.

of.

has

Bedford

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i

.

of

-Duke about, £10,000,000! the 'Marquis heir,;, flute

si8ts

!

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The Prince of Wales', wardrobe, rqonof over 150 suits.. He has more than different uniforms. The Prince eighty

ni

a

(

;

Jntepfllnmal

for

of New South Wales shows an increase the month ofiay 6dv over>the ,12s. receipts 2.-£69j285 revenue

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escaped

overtook

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Duke

who

/Michael,

orders his.omilitary a contracting, /through

,

of

/stripped honours

;

secret

:

-Mr.

>marriage.

J

It /di&cuities. "vyill gather and from obstacle every. strength in a great,, and noble, culminate free, Australia. '.unitedy John /H. Pavnell, tboiher,,.pf ;the' in member ifor C.orkv is nrfruit; .grp.wer

MQonsequently.i'hestands injthei-vii'tuous sputless .eyes of .Britain, and a heavy blow at LordSahsbury's Government ohas been' the averted-,":

sectarian

.

.

-

icable

despatch

it.

puts,

1

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Macmlldn1

Irish,

an

spat

at;

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next

the

;.

general

&

siisaysj"" bapanies'is

fast

process rigging De

perfect

or.

card-sharping,"...

ond

Cobaini

int'o

a

"Parkes

Henry

'

is

coD.vorse,.' private ofi much influence

scientific

two.

said

to

Parkes.

'

had

have

L '

or

of /English to fhe/aristocracy

The prespnt;

Blatey

isjas'

royalty,

from

the

to

as

displeasing the Radicals. est('FprreaBpn knovn of Wales associates to'himself thePrince

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7

per.

;

wip.e.,

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:::

tel!s?of

young

a

produced a novel of which is so moving that passage writei fainted away immediately in

olady

1

it,

.writing' .-r reading ;he fell

:

.

it

land

Tainted; to

again

the friend.

sister

Balfour's;

is

visiting Ireland. tourist

'

'.

"the

Ghaiinor

the In fled

oil

a overhearing b fattenWeh'o'. peasant' say 'to another, i ng- two pigs on ther Man si on' jHon se an d the we're Diichess Purselves;" aiting meal supplied by He' meant the Indian funds indicated. "the'two -across

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He is Parkes'' says, that the Federation' Conye'ntion ready and before tlie 'in his han'd Bill go' In bis moiiient:'' any speech ;.'pteopleJat Parkes urged tbe :at(0Codma '

Sir

'Henry take

to

'

1

:i; "

rgiP'Heni

'

to electian 'general and but 'federation, thing the Government would/take the Convention Bill was. dis-

the

at'

>C«opl'e

foret-bvefy

'

that dare 'th'at

'said '

next

/-snowflakes

'!-'!tri!butettl,,'''like

of the

peojple 0

among

Miss Alice

the

the

Scojich London

a

Lady,

School whohas .for.' has. Medicine, of. Women, has atthe London -University, qualified house- surgeon of Leith been appointed, MrB. also? a student Wilson, JHospital. has Medical of the omen's School, at,

ndwho

.

.

Temperance

house surgeon at the Hospital, Hampatead, .

appointed

?England.

National Library of Australia

remarks/, for

He,

made

also other

sub .described

on

instance,

the

as

snobbish

most most

and flunkoyfied the world,, having with big big fellow "If Scotch the

most

city.in

that Bull."

in

faith

John

pants,

only/a.

maguified

3395

she and

wore

miles ,

tram

Duringithis/tioae ofo heavy IshojBs;'

p./

outifiveipairs.:

three

dresses.

was

Her

greatest day's land she .lost

forty

But"

she

made

'> j

of Gladstone's power mastering is said is wonderful. It that four meil understood throughly only when it passed the Land Act of 1881 Committee. These were the late Hugh the Lord Ash Law, present details

and' Gladstone. tbe exo'ise1 ry had been -vainly to" authorities trying; who wished to drill Tory Chancellors, Tax. When Gladstone repeal the Malt mind he did it without, made up his coaching. bourne, For a

Tim half

Healy,

'

:

centii

a

1

The honoured

of

citizens

report

with of

of

£6753,

half

Loid

mention in jthe Lord Hartington, members other of the Light Brigade

the of

The the

and

most

of

small destitute

total

benefit

amount

/

of

famous

the of

the

100

charg6; has 'been!

to .from £10 be devoted to the

of.

pensions of the

to men.

the

f

oldest

"

it

Blackie

some

paro the

most

was

of beginning The genial Oliver is to generally supposed and died a bachelor. Iu

towards On the in

that

jects

poet's

cause

'case has been An. extraordinary just A a by a surgeon. patient, when man now aged /forty-five,/ only seven years old put an ordinary pin in to it his mouth ; while playing guard from nnother child from whom he had While he was and taken it. running it was drawn into the laughing laryux. Sharp pain was felt, which, however, and noihing more was soon, passed off, of the pin, the man thought keeping iu for twenty-four after good health years accident. of a: nature the, Symptons to then developed. pointing consumption'

to

recorded.

troubled

with

ing

Which

to

pin.

lie

be the

and

were

and the

man

for

tsrins

in

:

iuto

Yes. Can Christian

the lawyer

a

1

a

coupled with his name, which seemed to disparage of

importance

practical

rising Dugald, to determined

in

great

a give Muse.

their

art.

indignation, leBson on the " I will tell

of the grandeur he the shouted, "what gentleman," is. poetry Poetry is the language of when it roars the tempest through the forest. The waves of the crashing

constant

tossing the lash

ocean

under

sir,

j

j

thirty-eight

Lieir of

the

crests

foaming hurricane

they, sir Poetry, ; poetry. was the voice in which the poetry thundered through the awful Almighty of aud I peals Sinai, myself, sir, of poetry, have five volumes published '

forgotten

surgeon subsequently/satisfied that the pin must have remainsince imbedded in the larynx ever is,

Decision

proposed,

but the

The

acc-ideut--that All the years. as the as soon

:

admitted

be

:

himself ed the

amusement,

aiid'

Is polygamy contrary Decision Yes. Can

?

?

preferred other sub may well

not be a constant or India) He caiinot. Decision is of Dugald A story told Moore, Glasgow poet (in the Scots Magazine), as who is reported making the following when the " Poets of Scotland" speech

of voice,

lost

comment are

(in

tried

long

Christianity. or election Provincial Legis

Christftity

Church

and noth him gave relief, that his disease although he was assured was not serious. After a fit of violent a hard object ohevda'y dark, coughing examination was which .on expelled,

cough and huskioess

suit

rugged

pf progress of nomiuation

some

these

polygamists

;

was

the subject

aud Imperial the members Councils, There were former. two decision on which their

the

and

man

the

for.

see,

the

lative

daughter.

The

wo

not was that justifiable; of the young men of the aspirations not and that India were W9ll' directed, was the revival of Hinduism favourable

Mary

stated the

is

as

punishment

In the recently

than

other

none

of candour—

man

,

century.

of

a

Among .other,, things gious-subjects. of opinion, that were decidedly they was the better mode of dis cremation dead than buiial of the that ; posing in the Madras/Presidency was education that satisfactory ; capital by no means

interesting metropolitan

name

Johq

The Gbintadripelta 0hri8tian.(ProtesAssociation held tant) during last.year, at which the Discussion Meetings and settled members various discussed educational and reli social, political,

be

Davey, Has found an

.famous at the existed

snob

-north.

Edwiii

the

is

however,

able,

'

(says

so

to

were

flunkey to be

damned"— Bull they deserved did not and: the 'Professor put a blauk with"a "d" at each end of- it, b,nt. spoke out. In all his; moods. Professor boldly

exists. It is another tradition Islington to the effect that not' bnly had a Oliver little a habitation where he spent there, his deal of his but time, by good he was neighbours regarded as a re

proved is

which

expended in grants £60. The balance will payment

jare.

special

and \Volseley, the Executive Fund. Relief subscribed for survivers

Melbourne

as

the present Goldsinith lived 'have

this

12,000

dollars.

the

among.

Islington

married citizen. spectable found book occurs the and it Oliver Gbldsmith,'

miles: She en twenty-four pounds in weight. of privation, dured including poor plenty and scanty bed sleeping accom food, and aches and pains, bruises modation, scratches.

to

never

cdased,

last'

of

hbout

'district

:

her

and St

archives

facts

Ian of; Zoe experiences Gayton,' has. iwalked who. actress, fromrrSjan to Francisco;. Now )York,;,foi-;a:iwag0r, curious )antb in-: Which she won, rlwere :oShe; do took;» 215. days.r.-to teresting.

he concluded, to the play

pooplej" bish as

advocated

three doors off. his became voice

however,

'

Cpatinent.becadse

is

him

'hear1'

Malt Gazette), Mr! clerk of the Guardians, old book which gives

,

-the

on

/who

!

been

.nobility

1

final

t

M'Laren,

studied

'

cut

'

colony.

could

chial Pall

Abigail. The

record

Perhaps

districts in u-famine-sfcricien ourious -1879 ia English

-

after

'asleep.

LMr.! i-

the

-after

again

:

one

cmeet

to.

was 'Wales of yEfirsch,

he

Reichstag, of the

.

but; dr© aversion, them tbe same. all

with

those

-Hirsdh,

old

/'/.England's

'

-

stirring

Edinburgh

.

-

(

:

&c.

.

.regard forced

:?

teagreatest Their world. consumpat 73ibs. ;tion is;cpmputed peiqhead/per annum. comes-,next -with Ther British' loz. The French only, consumes 5 lbs. and -head. The Gaul favours coffee

the,

-are

AustcaiianSj in the drinkers :

.

..

r

,

:c

'-fir;

North,

Baron

like,

the1

beard again. /While rummaging

.

a

psalmi-singing£iand

riches-

nouveaiix

fwith.

.

covers/"

-

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1

mons,

mem0 -yGhairijty p'jhg A' bF sihs00 JSo do, sarictim6niPu8vfaee. "

in

weaker,

t

Com

,evangeliza;.- multitude

his

Gradually,1

<

veligious!'

few

jects.

"

.

"

both

were

a

the abrogation Jesuit Act, and, closed With a the Hoh ! for Imperial House. utterances Though his previous tmd been most he delivered incoherent, the thread' of liisi losing speech without 'He 'that spoke so loudly argument.

dn"

one

the

Verneyi

his "land lady, daughters, "A1 few1 hours &ndr her daughter. before; the last scene, the patient began to de liver a speech; in a loud vbice. Fancying

assembled

himself

J

.com-

:

bs expelled

to

during

the Federation One was Question!!/ and report of General' Edwards, dn the/other Parkin. ofjMr. The'latter,

the/ili'tiofitbimble-

as

members

'

as

!

pcciirred'

visit

Standard

Mining' forming-bogus '

developing

events

two Sir

the 1

v.Australian The task 'of

:

;Th

-

that

isays

'

tfie

;

election.

i

of

'

that,

sajd,.

r

-

.

-

test

is

Magazine

s

'1889 year which .converted1

wiil..,con-

,.

number

'April

.

Geo r£ia.

,

he

in "the1

-

it

1

,

it

writer

is only of David Lord, the dance ;should

'

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A

be;

'

"

.

,

programme

lively

organ and the The Professor, employed.

barp,».the 1

are1 given following particulars! relative to death' of the Hate Dr. the : At' "the 'bedside, at the Wiudthorst 'time 'the breathed his last, were patient

scandal

a

.

will/

Federation

able

rather

He says public worship. needful to consult the- Psalms to find that in .'praising the

i:

:

The

-jdisagree-

.

'

at

has

-

3'

a

by icompromisiiig

'Parnell,

that says all against

Partes 'gQ;: onward

Henry,

'Sir.

lecturing 'Scotland,

,

of-

songs

for

and :

the;

out

sketched

was.

' '

'

' "

Blackie,

on

.

corresponding/ (increase for iithevyear total 0s. 7d. .'£371,304 '/.

i

Grand

the

the: Mr.; Bartlettei defAshihead;.: nationalizedc.Yankeevwhoi is-, a' /raembeiBritish has ofi the Tory! Government,;' ro

.

jithe:

for ,

iHawick

-

th ;la6t'.year.

mon

Professor.

:

of

.

The

speak

—

in

j

symptoms

had piu made a good

disappeared been expelled,

!

and

the last, the

had for

in

its

price

third adition, of five shilling

cau

be and

j

recovery.

j

sixpence."

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liatra

line

of

of

organ

:

the

at

compensation rarl

lino/4

-fpATYl

£5000. in

appeared

the

and the the recent rains, young girl's on his hand is placed arm. tremblingly " houses. Do you see those two My There is two houses. aunt Alice's and here is mother's pavilion my how I home. Oh! friend! love my

Culcairn-

indignant betterment"

'

for

VlPOn

about

to

The following issue

are

claims

fliaraKv

£35,000

the

along

owners

railway the introduction The principle.

Spectator

,

them."

recent

a

And

Wesleyan

a

—

with sending England not satisfied, now to the is grog and opium East, to and shipping manufacturing gods Burmah. It seems there is an exten and sive demand for these articles, is equally John Bull who sends Bibles, he can them.

idols if furnish ready market for fair price nation are the we biggest the

Ecclesiastical logical,

illogical, which is fond

of condition religion is nothing the majority. in the fact and praiseworthy pathetic race that have held on with the Irish and firmness to their wonderful fidelity and that this own form of Christianity,

for is

-

know,

not,

of

for

his

companion. dear

!

old

the

where nothing

parlour

wood

A bright

changed.

And

as

the

hearth,

is

sun

the brightly is Everything it. But on

sits

burns

fire

in,

shining polished

cup

when

as

just

the fire half closed his over dozing near

with

knitting

them

is

and not side

a

Mary's scene

weeping seems

she

if

were

the old be friend by her black dress which mind the dear and kind whom she has loved so

her, and to her mourned

and whose memory for, stamped on her heart. to accepted the invitation this and simple, worthy where joyful abode, Mary seemed in her right of affection and atmosphere, so

be for M. Garcia remain in'

ever

suitable

so

to

young

girls.

assails

to

refuted by reference countries of Catholic of

success

enterprising Catholic

respecting

America

but

;

has

been

often

the

prosperity and the abroad, and selfin

Irishmen die hard.

prejudices

IN

this

CHAPTER

On the asked for

leaves

DIARY.

grass in clouds float in the sky ; and capricious of Spring in yet there is a foretaste sun's are the the atmosphere, rays warmer and more as if cheerful, they thousand contained a and promises, the

obliged brilliant

bare

to

earth

has

railway

not

is

not

the

outside painted coach

forth

bring

changed.

yet connected

world,

"

the

it

old

the joys old friend of her happy hood and tells him the least little dent which her memory recalls.

lost,

all

her young her own

charming relations

a

The with

been But from

as

a

suddenly his

unexpected has crossed

to

her. he is

an

his

thought

departure,

and

interview,

Mary

returned

make

taking

And

at

an

time

one

action

unable

Mary,

poor her feelings, moment with

covered her hands.

restrain

to

face for Nevertheless overcome her

a

innocent I

"

face.

guardian's win their

to

eyes

her

if I cannot wish, at least to wipe and claim only

affection,

their rancour, that of my portion grandmother's fortune which I should have inherited were I sister their instead of their cousin. I am sure grandmamma would of acting for she of my approve way

away

that love and wished union between exist us. I also owe it for she loved me my aunt's memory in secret, but loved me truly." Mr. Garcia half tried a conquered new objection. small have a very But, you idea, of Baron Behl's child. dignity, my his Whatever disappointment may be at losing half he thought be of what longed to his children, yet his pride should

would

not

though "

I have

for

I

his shall not I have

I

a

of that. He cannot shall ask him to

thought

me, it in

sides,

to such accept even young girl,

a

relation."

a

refuse

him

allow from

spoliation

children's

Be

name.

hand in

change

child,

my

to

your settled

keep the money, even to give it to the poor. decided alternative, surely

A

gift

be

"Well other

I

majority,

agree ings." "Then

reflecting creature has and that her

can

I

as

dispose

like

without

Think

me.

of

my

I

really

children." be some

to be and allowed altered, to be drawn into a promise of her affairs to her arranging according wish have when she should attained her that be her majority provided should trothed to the agree ever

arrange did not leave her without her the admiration she had him disin by her strangely so in its character, feminine He

telling caused terested

need

touching

Mary

for

once

more

in

fiding

sympathy. resumed return

Hugh's

awaiting the

her and

old con

future.

my my

of acts

or

is,

'

consequence

as

I Of

see

to

seek

good anything

my

position it myself.

as

it

In

my disappearance. that Mr. Behl has always expected his children would a inherit certain fortune. He has accustomed himself idea to this and has no doubt told them what to expect.

of Victoria Returns.

Gold

Mining

annual

The

of the report Mining 1890 has just been the year printed. the Geolo During been gical has Survey Department nl&Gfirl

The

nn

for

a

total

fnnt.inir

hfifctflr

fni-raorln

produced

was

decrease com year of 26,277oz.,

showing

a

the previous

to

than

of gold

quantity

588,560oz., pared with

off in the alluvial amounted to exported and 128,004oz., a specie represented value of £2,219,565. The average re sult from was 94dwt. quartz crushing and blanketings 4gr. per ton; pyrites an of 2oz. lldwt. yielded average llgr.

owing

and selling my lands, the money to Mr. Behl. ever not think that I shall to any such foolish undertak

I shall be obliged advice. other My friend, old friend, do not exagerate to

should

by

formalities,

How

I

Once I have attained

way.

giving "Do

to have must

you there

then

property

suppose

relics

in

experience he

Everywhere countries of Ireland,

there Patrick.

was

a

the

went

of Europe and

he in

even

found Iceland

dedicated

village

Arctic the

in

to

St.

The London following (remarks Truth, of those inci April 16) is one dents which must help to popularize the and Service stimulate recruiting. One of the Queen's Rugulations pro hibits in soldiers uniform carrying bundles in the public street. A man to the regiment now in' belonging Malta who was recently by the

caught the very act photograph not even bought but that potograph, of the of one of the men of the regi

own

grave

The

have

does

man

been

be dealt

with

not

appear for

for

like

any

morning

other

offender. this sort

If

military discipline requires of thing, it is well that our largely composed of children.

JFarm,

,

DWARF the

Army

is

®om.

anti

Station,

French

to this

arrested, confined the and night, escort next

in the guard-room marched off under to

—

punished

formally but he was

offence,

TREES.

gardeners

are

now

obtaining

results as the Japanese in the of dwarf trees, production which are in demand, their fruit great being iust as as if it had grown perfect on a fullsized tree. Their methods are as same

kept

secret

used in Japan, where one sees 200 to 300 trees old years which have been treated in such a man ner as to stunt their and to growth

those

as

prevent

them

of

than

from

a attaining height at most. Their trunks are gnarled and twisted by age, but they bear no trace of the pruning knife, and constitute on exact they repre sentation in miniature of the grand old and apple trees, sycamore, oak, cedar, which line the 50-mile magnificent more

2ft.

.

avenue

that leads of "Nikko."

shrines

up

JOHNSON The

the

to

sacred

GRASS.

"

mines.

falling

The gold

I

unaii

Melbourne grass

think a

applied

wheat

thoroughly

considering

shows year,

ranking

the viz.,

next.

highest

yield

600,000oz.,

of gold for Victoria

ior

:

about some

four ot

years ago the Mexican

by

their nature. and sparrows, we have Bathurst cockspurs, burs, star thistles, and all the obnoxious tribes of thistles and each has in its turn been intro

employed in the gold work and in for 597 other ing, mining minerals. The vrlue of the machinery used was at estimated £1,869,112. colonies Queens Amongstthe Australian land the

is

Mr. Dow, then of Minister and on receipt Agriculture, wheat I also of the received a small bag of Johnson grass which seed, I sowed in a garden that I had well strip for the seed. It prepared made very little the fiist growth and season, I concluded it was a but front failure, that hour to the present day I have to bless Mir. Dow and good cause (?) his small I have found it bag of seed. to eradicate it. I impossible have it three times in the year, ploughed twice in the hottest and dry est months. I have harrowed and and hoed, and forked, and grubbed spent days with three men it and hand-picking it off the carrying ground, all yet I do not profess has failed. to give an as to its opinion fodder properties, but I should advise any person sowing it never to plant or sow it within cooey of or any ground is; garden that for other required I have purposes. had some 30 years' as experience a in this farmer and I think district, that any a person holding responsible like that held by Mr. position Dow bo should careful in very introducing in seeds the any without colony We

men

is

introduced

and washdirt ldwt. per ton, llgr. per toD. The amount disbursed in divi dends was of a decrease £504,476 with the £22,273 compared previous At the end of the year there were year.

23,712

it

from a letter Leader concerning well worth reading extract

following

in the Johnson

himself

my

could things proposal, as as imiyou easily made by you before would be for nil,

regions. northern

!

life,

at

near

no

lectured in O'Byrne on Dublin, Monday even

his

on

ing,

ment.

:

her

Petric

Rotunda,

his

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J.

Mr. the

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wife." But

gine. your

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meditations shake of the carriage which a small stream formed by

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not

child

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rights.

making myself

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agree

the

sister

of (here,

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money. of

eve

was

"

winning

graceful favour

voice

aunt

my

intentions."

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arid

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he pities that this

honour

majority," That time

your

vesture.

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the

soon

once

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de Coatquen, and when he the honourable station held in a impoverished family, where

than

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grandmother

serious

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country

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children fortune. He this idea to them what to

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accustomed

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his

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by

grandmother, and will

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together.

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a

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look on such a into not burst tears. Both the old up people lift and heads a bursts from cry

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of

straw hat. " Come along," says she quickly. of And with a half suppressed sigh towards the little joy, she walks steps the house and the before door opens

of ascribing of Ireland to the To such there

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large

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