The Record Newspaper - 21 February 1889

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definitely.

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and

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Constable.

blank

and

women

and

upwards,

There are, Royal Irish

ranks

Constabulary, and again become

who

now

sick

of the

heartily break they their pay

resolved

to

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called

Mr.

for

William

Dillon, Clanricurde of course,

,

with

on

go

any more. cheers for and the

three

O'Brien, cheers which

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tenants

it

were, The

responded heartily result inevitable followed A body of marched to the scene and arrested police the constable, who was conveyed to the to.

barracks/ that there It is a pity he few such outspoken members force as this man. That the Irish uniform covers a many heart It is goes without saying. theless there fling,

take

consolation

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here

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point

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life.

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even

evil

resulting. who do

habits,

exercise

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or

careful.

craven

Age

in

there refused

uxtirpatiusr Nation.

to

Sir

But

myth.

time

present shaken

Lewis

Cornewall

G.

the face of everything, that centenarianism was had he lived the at

in maintained, to the contrary, a

their

late

his

belief

must

have

been in

well-

the authenticated recent of persons witbiu yeurs the age of one hun who have exceeded dred. 1888 the cases of centen During had arianism which been to subjected amounted to careful investigation

by

stances

Grattan

Henry

the

and

Irish

Catholics.

.

The London correspondent has Manchester Guardian the

of

the

follow

nell,

ing "

has just possession

into

come

tem-

my

an and porary important letter of the historical autograph great and Irish patriot statesman, Henry This document Grattan. interesting bear does not a but it date, appears internal evidence to from have been written the year in 1806, when Grattan .

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Grattan

bo public. the letter. that part butes to

by his

son,

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me

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to

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claimed

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Irishman,

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iu the served the patriaeb, having the death extraordinary

of 1798, attained at

112

The most celebrated instance of living is M. de .centenarianism the Ghevreul, of Paris, whose 103rd chemist birthday Two Irish occurred during last year. 112 and 105, are men, aged respectively aud Dec.

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Steamship

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growth Marine.

Germany, from

wresting

on

not

tion,

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indeed,

England

large portrade to.' carrying but also that of

of the

ly

Eastern

Empire,

the Australia,, tral America.

West Such

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aud

Indies,

all

are

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of their; the last

reason

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trade

of

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after

North

the

prosperous vicissitudes

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company of fortune

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large,

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of

price

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be expected that cannot, therefore,, the sale will be very large. We shall, however, look with considerable interest It

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the This

for

of the experiment." dense shows either deliberate to a attempt

paragraph or

prejudice readers

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our

the eyes

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Catholicity of

of the

contem

miserable believe

that the We cannot porary. ed.lor of any paper in this country can bo such as lo a dunce pitiable really the state think thcie is truth iu any that he has made. ment We need hardly that the paper say which from which journal Christian. the

have

we

quoted

isso

deplorably A Christian

is that misnamed

should

at

some of trutli and shreds possess a but there: is no trace of even charity, shadow of these virtues iu that journal to The holy when it refers, Catholicity. word "is Christian'' a, meaningless

least

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express

our

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creatures

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Catholics, and does man, iu the back or

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is us

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us

public

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matters

by

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us.

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word

offensive to

out like speaks slab a coward

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for some of his loathing Mr. but wu mucli prefer to the editor of the Christian.

says many scurrilously most sacred

held

are

our

infinite,

unearthly

former refers

with. had

teachings if

—

that

ue

The and

his

intensity to possess

develop

itnportaut enterprise

more

Cen

a

no Unfortunately per copy. in England is Catholic permitt in his ed to have God's Word without written possession permission, at the cost of not absolution.' receiving

power would

Enterprise.

firm publishing edition of

Catholic out

Protestant

a

sixpence Roman

utmost

German

Bible. in

appears

seat

recently New

all,

lish

twenty

Lloyd

Its

but

the of

pages pretends

to into is too con others, religion for us to designate. temptible For benefit the of our Protestant readers we may say that the statements of are the Christian false. No utterly Christian,

who

instil

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or is written" permission, otherwise, lor Catholic Bible to be in a required and the remark any Catholic household, " about our not absolution" receiving is sheer childish nonsense. Catholic

important

Fifteen this

the

vessels

new

and

line,

believe Bremen

that

there

is

How

en

will

to

years

built

were

every

the steamship be more and

in

the limit

any of

Queen

Scheme

for

Crofters.

that to issue a

announces

the

i.

Charles Provost Skinner

Western and that

Islands and the Marquis

Sir for Scotland), James King (Lord of Glasgow), and Mr. Thomas the directors of the (one of (Secretary Sir Tupper,

West

North-

settlement

Canada

;

to

such

in

provide

the from

advances

to

aud

to

disposal may be necessary,

Irish

tenants

her

who

peer

killed

was

com

the of and

Dominion

of

the lunds the settlers undertake

at as

the

here. obtained

meetings

husband

Irelaud heard putting

a

Hall

near

her

on

coffin

way

to

aud

mocked

thrown

was

iu Scotland, She went to funeral. She to

in

the

steamer

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and

her

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October.

bet;,

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assist

hearse.

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at

began

In July, 188.0, writ of ejectment the following Sep

the

in

estates

League

the refused

men

Ebor

left

ness

attend

to

that the

people stone

a

eight-year-old

son.

(

Sir

Charles

Parnellities, examine

was

Lady

court

officer

he

to,

to

cross-

the

upon

League meetings the

floor

had

and not.

a

her.

thereupon proceed

allu

fainted

witness to

caught

Sir Charles would uot

the

for

proceeding Mountmorres

would

ded

counsel

Russell,

date of the when the have fallen

exact

em

Ebor Land

the the

on

until

a tenant, in against witness while was tember, her husband was shot.

Lund Company of Canada),

buve been nominated as a board of missioners for the of promotion scheme. The commissioners are selection powered to proceed in the from the families said districts, their

the

Clonbur to hold

com pleased Her under Majesty's Royal for the purpose of carrying Sign Mauual out a scheme for the colonisation iu the Dominion of anada of crofters and

from the of Scotland,

sensations of the Times' bus been the investigations of Lady Mountmorres, widow

Galway, on September Clonbur, County 25, 1880. She testifies that a feeling friendly between had existed her husband and

enterprise more mark

come.

Gazette has beeu

islands of Lothian

Killed.

was

One of the

of

reason

mission

cottars

Mountmorres

forgeries evidence

his

Colonisation The

Household.

the

was

ment.

ed in

most

of a mail organisation subsidised and Eastern Asia, with the German Govern-, contract

under

of

is

years.

terprise line to

for

its against Eng fleet of the North the growth of the last

own

The

rivals.

German

to

its

holding

his

of

age wonderful

lesp

carl-

was

was the who lived to be 105. Nelson for She remembered sailiug aud was on board the Victory Trafalgar, before the vessel at Chatham departed.

years. Scarcely Maidstone lady

said of

text

pretcud to myself, I can only arrogate say that I took my part in the public service in with others. of common The honour of any the capital native representing I

twenty

will

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National

the

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in quantity of long problem are able to eat

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in

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of the

in

proceed generally

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part

calculates

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life.

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sions.

Royal

discover

to

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should of the

time.

chattels

to

to take all such be and requisite may to carry out the of purposes necessary the commission.

of debts,

meam

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ingenious contrivance the exactly

at the missle The inventor

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occupy getting

'to

the

the

on

side

concentrically to revolve by

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ed.

sent men

to

up and after

years,

dirty work, that out in open rebellion against masters. evidence We have ball of thin The latest is furnish already. instance ed from where, on a recent Loughreu, as the local Nationalists occasion, inarch ed with a band the town to through the struggle celebrate made by Olanricarde's tenants a iu full policeman uniform walked at the head of openly the procession, and subsequently addres sed an enthusiastic audience of people, to whom he declared that Lite police .were sick of the degrading which work called they were being upon to perform. For his own lie ho was part, said, 'hot

are

exception, have twenty

hard

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men

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custom

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out

the

is

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settlers,

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3,500

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editor,

forms

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take

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Westinghouse

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views. opposite They ad to. self-Govcolony's right but endorsed the retention of ernment, in which they ad vothe northern poition of cut'ed the establishment another and introducing and other plantations Mr. A. Chamberlain,

colouy,

Asiatic labor industries. address M.P., ut the Glasgow

ing a political meeting stated other that the Unionistday, for the coming Liberal ses programme sion contains two main points— the of free educatiou establishment primary the

throughout of Lord

England

and

Kingdom

Ashbourne's

and the expluIrish Act to

Scotland.

The

of Dr. Kiug, Bishop prosecution of Lincoln, for alleged ritualistic prac tices commenced before the Arch to-day of Canterbury and the Ecclesias bishop Conrt. 'J he Maharajah Dhuleep Singh, Indian who was dethroned priuco tical

an

in

1849, has just the Sikhs and

urging which of iudia

issued a to proclamationother loyal Indian natives, rebellion the against British,

hp promises, from

the

shall

foreign

free

yoke.

the

Bill

the

files,

but

the

nature

The

offer

electors.

political

crisis

8ir

Arthur

advertisement that unless Australian

France

in

Donnell of

on

Export

is Russia pressing in return Klielat, concessions she has

the

have

cede

made

.Chinese

he 200,000 tp reported the scene at Chin-Kiang, of the starving recent The London Fund riots. Relief Committee towardhave sent £8,000 of thp

are

sufferers.

Vienna

in

goldsmith

has then

The

to

proposal England and

establish

London,

just,

the has

been

whole The pro-

the

of

balance

loan.

French Electoral is concluded. After Bill an animated the division discussion was taken, result of the ing in the defeat Ministry by of 89! The Premier majority ( M. Floand a dis quet) immediately resigned, solution It is

of both

a witness committed

been Mr.

P&rnell's critical,

elections.

the

for for

trial

for

has

health

become to

owing

are

petitioning

the

per ex

incessant

at

House

of

Hong Ivong Commons,

the Australian and against protesting State United immigration regulations, and -intervention. asking England's The petitioners that the proposed predict treaties

new

will

rain

commercially

Hong Kong. The Riviera.

Prince

of

! 3. February the mail train Over one Sydney to Melbourne. to

Wales

has

left

'

;

letters

from

destroyed,

the

all

Colonies and

deeds

including

documents.

legal

Brisbane,

for

13. in the

"February

Fourteen

inches of rain fell 24 hours. township of Cairnsin rains have fallen in other ports The ceived

minister

Heavy

ably

.

13. February Education has

of from

letter

re

the secretary of the Co. stating Extension that the cable of one thousand miles long,, most improvedform will prob a

Eastern W. A of tlie

commence

An

at the

working

earthquake'

end

of

passed

the

over '

Colony

yesterday,

36

over

lasting

onds.

sec

,

A deputation of brokers the minister of Education for to

rates

a

first

waited

on

yesteixlay

in the telegraph and two The min the matter give

deduction ten

extra pence per ister has promised

words Is. word after." to

'

consideration. It is reported

the function the 'lode, and"' has. lost shares but are dropped to eight shillings, ted at 12s. The market is dull and

that

mine

have quo

everything

easier.

Brokens

at

are

and

£280

at 33s.

Block

14s A

.

Melbourne, have

14. February & Co., tea-merchants, meeting of their creditors

Webster

Joseph

called

a

;

"

liabilities

£40,000.

The F. II. orchestra

proved hospitals

concert farewell: given by Mr. Cowan and tlie Exhibition in aid of the local charities a

tremendous receive

election

The four

success.

£S5

each.

Sydney, The

February

returns

are

14.

not

quite but the finals to date complete, show 65 Free Traders and 61 Protectionists. The steamer Lubeck has arrived from Samoa, with the. news that Ger martial

man

residents

ap

Bench

"

/

occurred

fire

thousand

Times

strain.

Chinese

formally

'

jury.

The

six months.

A from

is

>

tremely

been

Supreme Court Sydney,

a"

issued a manifesto the electors of the opportuni reminding afforded them 'of expressing their ty now the- revision of the constit opinion upon ution.

Molloy

the

to

1

Houses is probable. M. De Freyciuet form a temporary

believed that will be called upon to Cabinet, pending the has M, Boulanger

has

for

has

Hodges

pointed

praying

Bank

15. February has pounds

thousand towards

South Australian The debate on the

visit

.

Australia

3d Apother subscribed .been

the

deferring

February.

five children and com poisoned mitted suicide. from Accouots Paris state that the Exhibition is in a back building very ward condition. ,

ah has. until

England

Adelaide,

Great

to /

relief

on

visit

'

on

recent,

Britain.

to

crew

13.

February representating-

season.

were

to

Persia,

a.

S.A.j

from Roe the Mc thousand

payment

lot

Society criticism

for

in

Pole,

Melbourne,' meeting

oar

Mr. an

leaves M.P;, March 1.

Dillon,

a severe adverse expressed the Melbourne Exhibition.

A

eight .decided next

,

Jno.

railway

a

Biyth to-day's papers stating, the balance of the Souilv loan is subscribed for In it will bo withdrawn.

South "Australia The Austrian

a

Angle

length,

public

in

Monday'iiext

Government'

made .being same at the of thirtyfive rate thousand acres of land per mile along the line. A bill is to be introduced at the next session to effect to M. give Violette's proposal. The Market is unaltered. A

that

syndi recently with an

capitalists,

Ranges,

miles in for the

14.

imminent. inserted

is

has

to

Bay

a

representing

construct'

to

buck

British

believed

is

regarding

of the manuscripts. batch of returns of elections; 11 Protectionists and 4 was received to-day.

Violette, of British waited the upon

Floquet's pro been moved, i<> be referred io

matter

It

»

of. -Mr. Justice Foster to inspect the application, reserved judgment

M.

some

February

M. has

to"

appointhe. fire

to investigate the cause on the mail train to Melbourne. Mr. is Dibbs again suing tlie Daily Telegraph 'for libel. damages £10j000', He applied to tlie Court. for permission, to inspect the files of the manuscripts

cate

near-

am) personal debts, which he considered The claim dis being he left England for but India, to land. permitted

allowed,

13;

be of

Adelaide, Thursday. Government haVe decided upon the balance of the newWithdrawing loan' until December.

increase

for

will

Freetraders,

of

pension, paymeut other to. things himself entitled. was

the

to

presented a' claim

inquiry

the

young The

an estate purchased for where he resided of the He. made this one

1885

the

"

sion

a

.;

February

ted

-indicating

most years. renowned estates in England, reporting and became, himself famous as a shot.

the

views.

tlie

but in British

subject.

those candi the elections

Sydney of

Another

of

took the mitted

.for

a.British

lady,

of abandoned.

part

advocated

to

autonomy

Imperial

Government

northern

strongly

considered

tlie

who

lie

some

another exiled

to

way

they

to what

the

forest

one

settler

administering of religion. like

the

slept

Mr. A. P. the proposal

uight,

paper

others Mr. Several Hensspoke on whom man's were Sir paper, among Weld and Sir George Bowen, Frederick

was

Mass of the

modes of beaten tracks

and

this

last a

one.

no

few and

even

beneath on from

enterprising out along wherever

the

-of prairies most that happened were made on foot; of the coarsest kind

was

he wanted

night pressed

and

forests

food

were

and

then,

and so, it journeys

his

of

the

Chamber

Rocky

what

containing

to

Company

to Western Austra to grant autonomy He condem'ued self- Govern men ton lia.

conditional ony, and

luggage

no

sacrifice

his

often often

with

the

administration

the

through -Texas;

and

it

There

conveyance

often

box the

for

necessary, and for Sacraments.

Leaving

and its partial boundless dis

the

lies

Mountains but

Louisiana

made

being

Canal

entirely

read

behind

be of

assets

held

be found.

signs

at

new basis for over taking liabilities old. and of the The work. Company and resuming is considerable suggestion meeting with support in Paris. has voted The United States Senate million and a quarter for the one dollars of Samoan interests. protection London, February 13. of the Royal Colonial At the meeting an

Hensman

to

are

occurred It is of activity

favor-their

A board

persuasion

Victoria of Coorg.; was married at the at Alexandria to

League have

complained granted the

to

Christianity. one time that supposed for wife would take a

at

was

Mr. have the district.

Earthquakes Naples and iu

Institute

were

passed'over night, causing the casualties are repor also

to

countrymen

Lan

ted.

obtained

from Propaganda permission himself to the foreign devote mission. In those when wasAmerica a days, distant as the scene of land, he selected his toils one of its most missionary distant and lonely he territories where heard had some of his. that poor -

"Severe cashire

.

to

things ordained but had

the-

against

Dublin.

the

of

risk

or

court

action Times

an

recent similar to the action, Edinburgh for res and has applied au injunction the Times from a pamph training selling " Purnellism and Crime" in let en titled

on

his revisiting to bid adieu that order he

again

Irish,

has commenced

Vesuvius. efforts ore Fresh reform (ho Pauama

fresh

still

the

in

lieved

ideal

high

he of priesthood

mination

character

which

life apostolic without ibarn

upon,

his

virtue,

Parnell

-

..

Mr.

who

13.

Fehruary

Chinese

supporting only at coming forward

dates

PunjauC,

all-

convert

;

the

Australian

decided

Ruif-

the

steadfastly a

.

The

and

purposes

artillery .

weeks.

some

resisted/

become

"

-

It is our the duty to record painful of the James death Very Rev Dr. which took Croke, place lately illness at New York, after an of

famous '

to equivalent ,£40'000 sterling, Afterwards the Muharajuh a Christian, took !up his abode in Fl.L England, and was 'naturalized. the notorious resi mother, Ranee, also ded in England until her death in 1863,

In

.

will

.-i

The

per annum. became

'

bill'

votes. -

Croke i

James

Melbourne,

e

(«'

rupees,

Thetford, 12. amend

February "

ment

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Very

-

Maharajah

London, new

Singh,

INTERCOLONIAL.

wheu

Protestant

FOREIGN.

The the

infant

Princess 1864 he

News.)

T1

says

Dhuleep of the of Rajah

1838. was an, Dhuleep e his father and ti died, state of the regency demoralized ami induced to the British army, ministry annex the principality under certain conditions onethat the young ; being should receive of four' lacs Maharajah was

Maharajah

.

Time

the

Singh, born in

Consulate

(From

city;

of

jeet

but

Jntercolonia!

Telegrams.

"

Death

Men of Maeharajah CiS.I. son

It.

used to .what of -far. too type

a

fatigued a. tender with the

illness

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during

that

see

two

to

endeav of life

was

horrors ouring under would have impressed my window man's mind. themselves upon any., when I go about other of And parts London now I have that in my recol to

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at

labours,

.

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/

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and arrived months ago he found Here,

scenes

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London.

early about

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.

of his York

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consider

causing

law

is

still

tained

and that there, breaks have occurred. the Searle,-

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champion

started arrival

easy training, of O'Connor,

petitioning Totalizator

and

The

Orient

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Assembly

permitting Adelaide, s.s.

has

sculler,

February

Presbyterian Parliament

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anticipating the American.

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further

Austral,

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to hear that the bazaar held the worthyi Fremantle, 'fpr of raising funds for erection ,the purpose of a country house for the Sisters of St., 'as could be as successful Joseph; 'proved the' baidness "of the expected, considering of times and the scarcity' consequentAbout £165 was realised,1 we money. are the four informed, during days the

the.Beverley-

performed by the Chair Land Company, who made

in the course t a the interesting speech ccasion. A number of ingoodly at the hential present gentlemen were which was withcremony, gone through

remarks delivered on

pungent

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William Naylor has succeeded in the handsome wining trophy presented sine months ago by Capt. Smith for comthe Fremantle Rifle'1 p;ition amongst A lunteerl One of the conditions stipula ad by Capt. when Smith, making thewas that the trophy should p: sentation, be won three times. This, Private Naylor h; done and on Friday evening last he w the recipient of the" memento fitting of lis. victory.

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The following 'have1 lately been1 telegrams the received Commissioner of by Police 14th Feb. Roebourne, Robert Palmer1 came in. from goldfields' with 15 ozs. of gold; yesterday,' Reports no lost; men -when he'-lef j." tidings.'of" Feb. Roebourne, 15, William Pont from the new camein rushat yesterday with .60 ozs:of Gold.1 Egina, Reports' man named J ohn Payne arrived on field on 7th inst., and died- suddenly next day: No trace, of men when' he left' missing "

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The Broadway Elite Roller Skating Rink, which during the past ten under weeks, the management of Professor Webb, has of been the means the citizens a affording arid pleasant means of recreation, ncjvel the Town was to a close Hall, brought atj last with a benefit entertainment, evening tendered by Mr. Webb to the Metropolitan Previous to the entertainFire Brigade. ment the members of the Fire Brigade, with their marched some engine, through streets of the in headed procession, Band, carrying torches by the Volunteer and colored fires. The effects pretty were witnessed number of by a large of whom afterwards spectators, many wended their way into the Hall. Judging from the large amount of patronage that

the late Member has addressed the follow letter to ing the Editor' of the Albany Mail Dear Sir.I am that postal sorry arrangements should have prevented my an earlier conimunication on sending you' of the'rece'nt the subject election for the district, but first Plantagenet by this, I wish to express my heartfelt opportunity thanks to those who so earnestly and ably I supported candidature. my do-, not': mention certain names in particular as, I should like to do, but I hope-, personally, the many friends in the electorate which to the contest me will proved possess, believe in the sincerity of this generally; inclusive of their; kindacknowledgment ness. I cannot, of course, feel indifferent of the to the result election. When a political connection bf so long a standing is severed in such a way, a painful wrench is involved. After, fifteen necessarily of years service to a constituency en loyal deared to one it is ties, by many personal an to agreeable by no means experience find oneself cast aside as I have been at the last moment. However, it is one of those incidents for which in public ra life man must and I can always be prepared, of thb electors only hope that the majority of Albany— those in tlie I see country, have remained staunch to me— will find their to their action as beneficial interests as it is to be presumed they anticipate; In bidding farewell to the I constituency would cordially not thank, only my. sup for the interest showed in porters they but also many of my promoting my return for the consideration and opponents, to me courtesy they extended on the occasions when, since the I dissolution, for

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to in prison having and not possession to a account being able give satisfactory to in his as how it came possession. the beef had According to the evidence, been taken from the barque, Coorong," and was rotten, or to use the words, more forcible than of the cook, a polite, it was too much foreigner, The stinky." latter the fact, however, did not render fellow in the eyes guiltless of the law and lie was sentenced. No doubt relentlessly when he comes to consider well the matter— when he ponders over deeper tfie testimony given by the cook as to the of the meat he purloined— he will quality be inclined, if he has any gratitude in hiin,1 to' thank his stars at the course events have taken.

of

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Iriving

„

ceremony

members

,

of the Executive Council -wa!s' Fremantle on Tuesday afternboh' when the case -of last, the-,unfotturiatel to death 'for 'the murder Malay, sentenced of Mr. Claude at the Northwest1," Kerr, was taken into1 consideration! -was11 It decided thatthe law should be allbwied-'to bake its course. The man wilkbe'execut-'' ed in Fremantle on the "new gallows which erected1' waswithin'the" lately of the precincts goal.

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named Henry Mazzini was recent before the City Police ly charged Court, of Charitable1 by Mr. Dale, the Inspector with Institutions, his three deserting children. Mr. Dale stated that the children had been taken care of in the Subiaco 1887. Orphanage since August The fined Mazzini £5 and magistrate ordered him to pay one guinea a week for the little ones support.

last,

next

issue and,

the ''

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be under Alexander we understand, has had much as a experience comic writer the paper at the ought, moderate to price of one penny per copy, secure a very circulation. Once large a Week" to be the is title of the new and "Fun without Offence" publication, is the motto the conductors by which to be intend in their guided journalistic career. There are of the good prospects a and we undertaking success, proving of sincerely hope that tlie expectations those interested in the venture be may

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Trsday

first

to

is

paper

barque

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the where; Districts; purpose conducting thir investigations the approaching session of Council.

On the

will department of the journal the of' Mr. managementa gentleman Morrison, who,

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comic The

new

Perth. Saturday

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Hughes

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in

the'

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lease.

or

reporter, Southern

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made, with

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was of 'emergency; Re satisfactory highly sult. The extinguishers puto'utalargefire, of which had' been lighted for the purpose in an "extremely short space of the test,

several splendid possession stone of auriferous specimens recently He has also brought down from Pilbarra. which a nugget of gold of superior quality, J ounces and which../"1 weighs thirteen is, we field. Mr- Quinlan, from the same in interested the claims on which toiieve, metal has been procured. /the precious in

of

A trial which railway recently

on

Herald':

on

open,

We learn that the tural Commission,

During Sun made another to out of the Fremantle get He was in a refractory Prison. and cell, it this notorious worked appears prisoner below the window, which is at the wall from the good height placed at a pretty But when the discovery was made floor. morning it was found that very yesterday little It seems progress had been made. which had that Hughes used his pudding, of his meals on been given him for ore Sunday, 'to conceal the hole lie had made. that it It might be mentioned, however, for him to is impossible utterly escape as it is from the cell whero he is confined, examined and he every carefully day, but little could accomplish towards it in

Fremantle

left'

the Morning Tom

now

purchase

be:

day 'night attempt

each.

next.

Sunday

will

never

the

of

Young, the Maiiaeihe 'Dire'cfor Land1 Graiit Albanj' Railwfiy, that 'lands granted by -cbtVoessibh the Government to the' Coriipahy

from: tire-

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Major the

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Bishop of Perth.' 1889. February

20th

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and ends on of SS. Peter

feast

the

of

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days

at

bound within

diocese

Wednesday

good

ed Charles Hamilton1 was Police on Court,-' up at the Perth inan Monday,, .charged behaving! with;, the eccentric manner on previous aturthe poor fellow To' all' appearances day!! waS'not and' the Bench ,Of'sound'"miihd;' 'examihatidri. remanded him for medical'

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this

profitable

A man brought

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in

which

time,

are

Communion

,

under

one,

..

the

on

arrived

have

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Holy

to

meat

flesh

who

of

years;

however,

are,

a

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the"

,

21st "year,1 abstain from

above

arrived not bound of their bound to

of reason, though before the completion

"

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prove ment.

have"

use

Vfinfilli'fiVAvHifillfRhnilld

Court of 'cohnect-

Thomas

Campbell,

Plantagenet,

—

to

who

all

tneir

the

to

according and

:

or

be

will

corps

befo're

Cooroii'g," master of

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the fast

nature'

tne

The

William-

arrived at by the whom evidence'

decision'

Enquiry,' ed" With "

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The

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or1

in

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whether Mr. questionable Maggs, of the who purchased the right Perth, Totalizator and on the Bunbury games for £50, and who did a lively race-course, business at the Races, has Wellington nrofited much by his trip to the South. made a Mr. Maggs, it is true, big pile" to report, the course, but, on according of relieved much of his he was subsequently burden. It that on the appears precious some one' entered the night of the races Mr. where" room Maggs was sleeping, and, unperceived by that gentleman, notes to the amount of £32 abstracted his trouser's The culprit from pocket. and- probably has not yet been discovered,

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health —

their

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Mettbp'6litfitiu

Armoury

the.

this evening. exercised'in'theneWdrill.-

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their

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who!

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abstain,

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of

days. 6.— All 21st ..year,

90 'frfiifi'fi'd'hllars There per picul is, demand for'fhb; wood.

offence.

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cheese,

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on

in

theiiMUse,'-

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collation

however,;;,b'ut

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report,

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institution.

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on

permitted except on

are

lard, dinner,-

at

by

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a

market sandalwbodthere' " centsto 6 dollars'

change

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indult,

special

milk,

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Scottand 'the 5th

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will

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next.

the Dr;.

against

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meal.

same

3.— -Butter,

satisfactory

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means

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March

of!

trial1

results.

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cannot

fish

Keane

'Mr..

in

the.

beeh the

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Fridays,

Monday

that

by Mr. Horgan.

Professor Webb niust have of considerably augment The ing th!e fun'd& of the" Fire Brigade. who was durMayor, Dr. Scott, present of the proceedings, thanked ing a portion Professor Webb of the 'Fire on' behalf B rigade and the citiEena'for'his kindness. The' Ribkinbpens at Fre'man'tlb;'1 l;the Towii oh Monday' evbhihg'nexL Hali; extended,

was

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meat

learn

filed

been with

.

Flesh

—

We

have experiments Fremantle rivor -at

—

2.

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and

Saturday, (Holy Week; i

per Lent,

in

allidays and

on

Wednesdays

except Ember

is

the

on

:

dinner

;

meat

an old' Ferguson1, and-rbsp'ectof Fre mantle,' 'died last iveek

tonite

more

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flesh

Mrs. John ed-resident at the port.

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use

Some made

for

.

March:— 1.— The mitted at

in Perth

training

fairly

and dispen The following regulations of special in virtue sations are issued; faculties from the Holy See, for Lent, on which 'commences Wednesday, 6th

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REGULATIONS.

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the. was over, harvesting in the meetings great all to resolved they were

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the

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The

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are

scarce,

here

farmers

of until

vicinity to

not

plant, gone by

j

month

they

:

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he rest of the there is

swamp The

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in

;

years least

:

There

at

summer

mis

oeen

!

it

as

like

the

for

time

is

this

;'

shall

we

not

feel

the

summer

known

is

are

blights The to the

swing.

news

effect Mr.

that Hart

giving

ly respected in the Davics and

from the the

the

for.

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any in

!

his

of the

mills in

are

period forced,

health

and

be enabled

to return

each

deej>

has M.

it

Feb.

13

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through

7 th

to former

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to of see no in course construction, But after look hands employed thereon. time I was for some ing in astonishment a into which I aroused from reverie, had fallen, by the sound of a whistle, laden a train from and presently Albany, and rails and crowded with with sleepers to the end of. the rails steamed up men, I a short distance of where and within Some of the men was jumped standing. froin the to take the material off in order who stayed in the trucks for remainder, When the the purpose of handing it out. its in the was relieved of train freight, it steamed away, course of a few minutes, set to laid and the men, who all work, of a mile of down three quarters sleepers of A similar the day. pro by the ei:d to this is gone through each day, gramme will meet that the rails and it is expeeted I of the present month. here the 12th to find that the much was surprised with and culverts, in connection bridges of stone, built of wood instead this line are of the latter mater the quantity although would be more ial got from the cuttings sufficient for their construction. than

at

present succeed, to were possible the hopes of a to in reference undertaken was Keane and brought

10 o'clock, of the Association

Correspondent.

celebrated and on the

male

brauch held.

here

last

day

same

the

of I

was

as

Sunday at the meeting

Sacred

Heart to

see

was happy members of the approach holy good many in the course Father Delaney, communion. grati remarks, said it was extremely of some the members to know that him to fying, associa of .the excellent of the two branches district intended to be in the Dardanup tion as time to come for the' they had zealous as There time was, he the past. been during a

number

of members branch female

creditable a 'very of the at the meeting present Wednes ind on the previous held in Austral was the attendance Bunbury, day. and '< in to see, at He was sorry always vei-y good. branch here of the male -the last meeting a few of the members put in an appearstated

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Correspondent.

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one

knows, is a far tban wood, and

more

guinea

Stone, cannot substance durable The be effected by dry rot, or white ants. Works Clerk of" Public ought certainly for tenders when next to stipulate, calling that for of railways, the construction must erection of stone be used in the In many and bridges. culverts places to line the people have along the railway use palat muddy water, which, although A be healthy. cannot good plan able, to precipitate the mud is to dis however the water. When solve a little alum in becomes as clear this the water is done, from drawn the purest spring. as that of Eticup differs The climate materially and Fremantle. from that of Perth The. here for not be ripe a nearly grape will

G.

W. J. J.

Holmes

;

Kojonup—

—

;

on

Monday

the

grant

J.

and

F.

Pollard,

Becember ap Act at

days Perth February

10

Jetty, 25th

—

:

Supreme

Perth

In

a.m. :

Court, F.

re

C. B. Kidson

Perth,

W.

appointed

March

Rudd,

of

trustee.

YOUNG

MEN'S

SOCIETY. usual

this

Irish

of

inter

a.

ainongwas

in

A

the'

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little.

the

to

the wooden,

ashes.

formerly of Chari'y

gister

a

Miller

burned

day

cross

bj

in

Landus,

of

fiTiy-

un-

:given hile

/

Northern

association

The meeting of was held on Thursday last, 14th February. was a fair attendance of members, There D. W. Reilly, and C. Messrs. Healy, to were admitted the Naughton duly A dissoussion of membership. privileges took the question; Is a then place on members for in the property qualification House of the new Constitution Lower Messrs. H. Lockyer and J.: desirable." "

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passage damages Ayhieli

siistained

£16,660

to

The

,,,

of heroes,

race

example where

latest States,'

formed

a

not

comes

Jim

one'

feat

ex

tinct

of

:

instances time, to time! The from the United Giyens has ;peridentical

precisely,

Johu

;

have

from

na

,

is

we

fortnnntely, to vouchsafed

cost

,

repair.

that,

!

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with

ay has, celebrated, in " Jim his verses on Blmlso." The inci in dent occurred eounecliou with the disaster. The Mississippi burning had touched the bank and then steanrer' that

wjiich

;ll

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It was rel'ounded. essential absolutely should that her bead he to the kept bank if those on board to, be saved. yvere had The pilot hut jumped overboard, Givens made his way to the Jim pilot-

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house; and; having brought the gamer's made head in position; the wffeel fast. Then, dashing through the flames, with his clothes all ablaze, he leapt into the. water,

and

being

terribly

"

as

CATHOLIC

lituuber

a

:

in

societies. PERTH

in

said,

Nereid" rind the" Kilcollided in the lccently sank in four Channel, minutes tCugiish after the jfcon tact. lives Twenty four the rescued were those who lost, beiiig survive from the This Eillqchah." on ber last' to New vessel while

:

following licenses:

is

of

was

found

soldier

a

lochati"

Tuesday, and 26th; Fremantle, Wednesday and 27th and 28th. .February Thursday, The Bankruptcy In re Act 1871.of 1st general E. F. Angelo meeting creditors, 7th 11

was

The

M.

pointed

to

it

being of

Virginia.

Holmes,

are 31st, 1888, published.' Boat The Licenses— Board under the Boat Licensing

meet

capital

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of John

'Ihe

.

Lariduri

io ao

Accepted.— J. to Tenders Storey, supply three punts for the steam dredge, for £222 15s. Returns.— The Banking Bauk. re

will

a

;

:

ending

"Bank is

composed in imprisonment

song.-,

Georgia, the next

tiarnaed.

Watts.

quarter

the.

cdutaiu

some

home

wais

cross

Lockett,

:

H.

in were

poems

his

will

and

ground.

:

:

occurred,

has,

of

during It

The

Boyd,

—

the

has

Bluut

volume

a

County,

:

for

acchleut

est

:

Members

the

throughout

iir

by all, World.

,11s.',

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and

Wilfred

uinets,

s

:

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operation,' :8old

'i

Ireland.

Gold-

—

turns

2s.ii,'9d.."

to be called bank, and Australia," in London with

new

press him

by

Roads

:

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and

tonic

England

Mr.

:

S.

Hd.,'

Vendors

'for

nearly

Fourteen passengers; and 50 wounded.

the

G. Norrish, A. J. Wyle, T. G. Palmer, T. W. Grov.er, Norrish. Swan M. R. Chairman Meagher S. H. Members Yiveash, G. Meagher, J. Be war. Chairman T. A. Sussex J. Members 0. Layman, Thurkle W. G. Cross ; Auditor Harwood, Chairnian G. Bovell. Wandering :

powerful

in their mild; circumstances.

any

A railway Brussels.

floated

Flannagan,

Knight

a

are

Jttfacfilonial

||

A

as

Wolfe

.of

j

<>f

Chairman

Members

'

.cause

we are subject. justice' 'called the of the ''Human

with as

%

confidently

Remedy

which.

£4.00.0,000.

serve

J.

O'Donnell, E. Barnes, Auditors G. ;

F. English. J oseph Spencer

E.

the

Btrenglhener

Medicine \

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:

Campbell,

to.

Blqinach," act geu tie apesrient, a lid safe under atr,lk: l.o'tiles;

ij

being charged

-The return

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are

Simple is

Pills,'

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published.

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diseases

Norton's 'Natural

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killed

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which-.

Indigestion, all the

approve for and

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to

Boards.

Members

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one

elected to persons of the undermentioned are notified Iiimberley T. S. Chairman R.

following members Boards

fields

to go to Having had occasion, recently, to for and not pay £2 Eticup, caring 15 miles, 1 tramped the dis being carried take the opportunity of tance and I now on what came sending you a few remarks the journey. under my observation, during after It was a strange being sight to me, Southern Line informed that the Great

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Norton's'

to the

copper.

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been

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sum

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by the Assayer

is

full

and

has

Governor

duties.

revivingpublic despondent which the work a few years ago by Mr. after standstill to an unfortunate shortly to many of results with disastrous wards, business men, and, wo our. leading might to the colony at large. sayi speak,-

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Assay

powers. white"

recently He is now to leave health, Augusta. failing at Preston. It is the Upper hoped by all who know this and con straightforward man that he may recruit scientious speedily

better

will

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assayer

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McNamara, H. Bay

-resigned.

tively,

is,

trouble.

who of a

been

"

Augusta

well-known

employment

has

years,

the works

foreman, Co.

been

years.,

destructive black" and

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especially

latest

had

four

former as the

its

regaining

everywhere, thing in, our

year. which

,

F. A. and R. Government Hare II ardman, members of the York Disof vice Hrict.Board Br. Education, Thompson and Mr. Edwards, respec

seen.

during

or

first

rumour

"Wed-:

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three

What

the

disapeariiig

gradually

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the rounds, words

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of feed' unusual

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of

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abundance

an

—

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the

Legis

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is

telegraph lineman, F. Anstey, A.M.I.C.E.,

how

to be

j. T. Roebuck

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There

last

But

it a paying make concern. will succeed remains yet

to we

an up to the present. of district at this time The vine blight"

—

going' than

Council.

Bay;

Lagrange,

,

it

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reliability

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account1

some

.

strive far

to way is about last. That at Mr. C. L. business man, Hastie, "tenderer is the successful for will doubt and he no .with horses, to

working'

,

persistently tralian., may public in regard the refuse to .believe good news Midland they will, to the Railway, venture to say, we accept nevertheless, when they see the; as truth intelligence of the for the construction preparations commenced. Such line preactually made. The are now being parations of their bo relieved incredulous may to the port, where may doubts by a trip we have on the Fremantle be seen jetty reliable con of our it ,oh the authority West Australian fifteen the temporary for use on ballast new waggons intended Midland Line. we learn, the And, the Mr. that contractor, furthermore, navvies'" and tools, Keane is purchasing of whom there assures anxious inquirers, six that over weeks in a little are'many, will be on the Midland time operations in full A straw shows how swing. agaiin and these little circum the uvind blows as do, the stances in indicating, they

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FEBRUARY

clerk and to be Crowe, acting registrar P.O. vice Warden, Pilbarra, Mitchell, transferred G. Richardson, ; -C. acting associate His Honor to the Chief Vice R. T. Robinson, resigned; Justice, W. S. Snook, assistant telegraphist,

Correspondent.

own

Bunbury-Boyannp

-lurried

enterprising of Bunbury,

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at

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at March 3 p.m.— The!" 13th, return of William Lofcon Thorley as;' member for Gr&enough is notified. Appointments. constable A'. Police

WELLINGTON.

our

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M. J. do, G. 5; Lawler,;, do, ,7,; H. J. Leeder, 7 Newastle, John Robertson, Greenlnlls, Jolin "8| Coyne, Mortlock, 9£ W. Moloney, do,. ;3.'M. N j Carroll, ulgaj uring, Moore, 9| Northam, 11; M. Curley, 12 Irishtown, W. Dudley, 12, W.i Shean, Creenhills, 13 J. Bresenhan. Buckland, iGreenhills,

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Legislative lative Council

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lie,

"m"' 'the

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Handicap to 'be be fun at Greenhills on VVednesday next T. E. Buckley, 4 yards J Lawler. Wongamine, P. ;

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good crop

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much. very Feb. 13th.

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graud undertaking to be a has ceased now matter To the rumour of suprise. number of our colonists abroad a great of these oft repeated may, iri' consequence be inclined topayno|heed. disappointments, tend to the verification But w, hen actions be likely to give qf the report, they will credence. some it. Seeing is believing. The youthful shepherd, spoken, of by the deceived the people so frequently fabulist, when no wolf was wolf, by his cries of of the beast that when at length, nigh,, commenced and liadalready prey did come the flocks to havoc amongst play those to whom ho of, his master, and who had many conveyed the tidings, been times previously duped by his tales, credit his story. would not Yet, for all the on beholding, subsequently, that, of the slaughtered mangled remains strewn around the fold, they animals, doubted not for a moment longer the boy's West Aus the words. And, although

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not will, .ordinarily wanting in credulity, be in view of their past experiences, to doubt. So often somewhat disposed been the our colonists indeed have unrealized so of .yictims expectations cherished have their hopes ;Qften fondly Midland to this in regard very Railway amount that the vast been disappointed as to the pro which prevails Of' scepticism to the necessary of the works bability

at

races

;

has of

hope

every

potatoes. weather

Minues

Railway is to start again j" The. Midland Of So saith dame Rumour. shortly." the the truth of the -dictum, however, of- West Australia, though .people

GREEN

The

be

to

aire

shortly.

during

on

keeps

it

j

next.

a

year.

last Monchangeable; all I may rained day. sayj day constantly that it is seldom we so much very experience and if the weather conrain in February,

i

Institute.

'

announced Duff would

=

liear,

;

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in

beirig

fires.

enough

the

sown

nave

they weather

the

past,

J

dry

being put, and 11 for

:

than if

However,

!

this season late have been

sooner

j

hot

were

Dardanup

forth,

clearness

\

Royal

too,

doing only a few

>

j

of autonomy question a before meeting of the

paper colony Colonial

for this

:

they,

seem

if6 Since the blight first;made any. of our farmers have entirely .most appearance the vine. abandoned the cultivation of cf the heavy rain, which In cousequehce in the fell the last December, potato swamps

j

the

on

which

—

a

quality of former

fruit

Not satisfactory.. in it is also of an with the pro in comparison are the only years. Grapes but well, to be at. all but

scarce

growing i

forgetting

'read

duce

over.

but.

anything

!

while England, a West Australia. He wrote s a short time ago, to the St. J times letter, with a view to the enlightenment, Gazette, week he friends at Home, and last "of our

Hensman,

is

ferior

is

fruit

be

put

-

Mr.

in'

only

is

associawhat he

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yield

;

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the

—

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of

,

I

;

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had witnessed Before long,

I

;

;

rules

!

u

to

doubt from hardlythat day. the fruit will season

dragged

was

indescribable to

these,

words,

stir raise.

They

the

man

to

it,

not

;is

is

where, after

'Will give brethren.'— -Globe.'

a

to

its

to

cynical impulses

he ;

now

every

isj...

However, blunt-|

and then

the

for

heroic spirit

which

universally

life

own

invari

or

wholly

noble. not

deeds

Sidney's trumpet. estima

own

rather

the the

tlint

his

its

difficult

is

for

e

li

in

is

checking seemed iriost

human instinct, ed, and,so:it his

it

It

ably selfish. these times, once

Philip

humanity

in

abroad,

Sir heart

use

tion, by proving that surprise,

a

on shore, be died soon 8uch agony."

burnt,

,

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;

faithful could

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good

oi

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continue Hon he

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numbers

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qualification. and to the

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came

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favour of a moderate and Messrs. Wm. and J. Delaney the abolition of alb such The were, brief speeches' and the arguments ,w.ere point, tin either with, much side, and force. On the question 7" voted for the "affirmative, the negative the latter thus a of 4. It was majority that Father by. the .chairman. deliver a lecture, on Thursday in

qualification, J. Kelly,

.

.

that

property Guilfoyle, advocated

'

attend.

to

Now

correctly. members

Conway spoke

—

many

-

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found

month and some of the will yet, peaches not be fit to pull for two months to come. if fruit So that, was culti extensively and vated here, the inhabitants of the city two from here months port could get fruit after their fruit season was over. Snow, at unknown is sometimes Perth, eightinches thick in this portion of the colony, and remains on the for ground days. not affected are with Sheep in this district of the flocks feed tinconscab, and some in pastures which abound in strainedly the poison plant, without even attempting to eat the deadly herbage. At present, Tmshfires are all raging around Four or five Marley up. days have elapsed since they first started. It is to be hoped that none of the settlors will suffer of these through the ravages

h.i

as

,

impossible,

,

ing

them

of the harvest period if nut it inconvenient, had surmised He

busy

;

when

i

We have received the following subscripC.Y.M. lions during the week Society, lis. 3d. Rev. Mother, do., lis. Albany,, lis. 3d. Rev. F. 3d. -Mr.'' do., Argent, 3d. Mr. lis. Smith, do., Mkteu, do., 3s. 9d.

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he had

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them .have had the honor, of addressing T. Cockburn "'lYery faithfully yours, Campbell. Perth, February lltli, ||1889.

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Lockwood,

appearing

now

the

for

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Irish

whom met at they who had given tliem a Creek. >vas '-Koppar the line of fire after his horse, beneath the shoulder shot just The carried him to a youths

lift

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accidental. At night.

was

died on au which inquest of accidental death

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was was

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Andrew

Sir

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that

in

4

once

now

rests

a

could peace

more

there is The false the

oil

judgment

con was

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peace.

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of which

were

strictly

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license of the

settlement wherewith

of

of the Catholic

Mary—the

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Norwich

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history. of Norfolk

the Duke obtained

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pilfering,

publications A History Church at

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so.

to

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by

proceeds

man\

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some

this

name

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bullets.

great controversy him much familiar to papers.

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godmother She after

attended proceeded, to the Archbishop's she was confirmed.

friends,

its

The

with

pleasure: by many of his the fellow-stndents at English at on College Rome, hus been carrying with

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old"

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of an daughter She wore" the' white catechumen apd read aloud

robes of a herfaith. .of pfbfession Stanzawas her chioness her conditional baptism.

only by windows /and the than Believing

J.. Lecaille,

Australia," with recognised

the

is December, English General.

A.

Rev.

West

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who Milan

Saichwell,

The

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speaking

paratively

rambles,

vagrant

effected

his

in

sleeping old sacks.

in

days

;he

Whichv.

put

a

true

peace

tottering true

the

'

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experienced Church of

the

peace arid a false is' which that basis of private is that peace

'bosom,

of

the

true

the infallible This of the Ghost.' guidance Holy the peace we Catholics are bent is upon brethren to our Protestant restoring wishing

God,

to

them',

heavenly ourselves.

under

as

we

all do, wish

blessings we. The Weekly Register.

far

the for

wide

up curious

at Ballytyner, would faces

at the

windows A

for

the

deft news

,

of what was going and how and' them come

prepara

were

per on

knitting

of the

chimney watch

forward

going

in;

peering the

to place themselves inside the seats great immense kitchen to

and

there ;

remarks.-

but

fair the"

mitted

Well,

of the bits and

day

to watph7 old crones

-few

The

and holly by wreath-

attendants the nice

the

on

tions.

contin

with

ready

and

surely! tholic

-

Continued.

it's

the

.well,

to

times; grandthink of a Ca

and all Tyner -in. Ballytyner for Mass in it. No getting ready the wonder "old would come squire" his And the Mass -to out of grave. the be in too. dark, early morning, it's .the Well, well, lucky day for the ;

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the

of the

Black.

Byr Josephine

pistol

;.

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is said,

house. to and seeing no be insane, other way of securing him, him, they .fired upon and after "many shots put an end to bis life. of the chief officer is The theory thatand excessive use of opium constant the man's reason. The had unhinged on the deck of the ship, within building which the tragedy took is com place

cordial.

parition,

acknowledge, flying through it

During

preparations to pass their

said

Yes,"

Father

"I Delaney, The thought

shall

it arrange gladly. did- strike me to suggest to you that amidst all your and all house-warming over your rejoicings your possession of the old which rejoicings are place, not only innocent, but calculated to be of benefit and to 'you to all around -

that

you, you Catholic blessing Mass said; in it as

should

believe whom

all

we

"

house, possible. Catholics here as

he

speak,"

added,

have

I-

to

looking

answered

Catholics," I

aiid

true and a

a

of the soon

are

I

round. " All

have

.

:

came, any way. They will be the and mistress. good master That's easy seen." towards It was about four nightfall, that the workers in the old o'clock, were startled from 'their diningroom

poor they

chatter

.careless

by

a

'

unusual-

very

occurrence.

was Lilycarefully placing a on the improvised snowy linen cloth altar inthe In the other window.

sat

Lily,

it that .thought would be beautiful if you could say a Massfor us on Christmas daybreak I know that oould we not morning.

just

have

midnight Mass, but,' say, six on Christmas would morning .

o'clock be the

next best thing, if it would not be trying on We father. you, might let the and all people round know,

mother between

my

holding with

the

which

and them "

motto

the

Casey,

long wreath

a

Gloria

:

to drape

was

Emily in

Excelsis,"

arch

above the.

altar.

A table

merry

preparing

surrounded

group the

the decora

finishing

'

tions.

'

offer

their

and communions prayers for the sins of our as well to ask as a

reparation

decessors, for ourselves."

"Then "

would

be

in

blessing,

cried

that," the

the priest, of realisation for the prayei s

actual"

words, would of the

be offered

to You

atone for- the sins guilty. will me forgive again to a alluding so much involved in supersti subject but this tion, does bear outthe in a very remarkable, manner. story It

Mass

be. mass

is at

my

—

at

—

easily

it

say

Mass

pointed

all

by duty

to.

eight, for .you

was

arrange all in Next morning

once

been

squire." startled bed by

She some

say I.

across

the

and

Emily

to

enough

a scene

"we

as

for

that

occupied

sister,

have seen, my it tliem, having "the

by

occupied declared time -'afterof

house

that

she

she a

got deep

old

for

truly

the

was

A

with

congregationthe crowded

a

in

at

the

It

was

a

soft

group

there old

a

-

was

place,

we

,

possessed walls and

The evergreens. poorhad been removed

reverent

Nay,

all

many for a better

to thought it thing how impressive All the Mass.

picture

and

that

I

squire's

room

with

was

serious

thoughtless. hard to tell that early

of sacred pictures subjects had been the placed on

wreathed

wonder of Emily

room, mother my them, and

formed

about

a

the

between

was

bring

the

can

old

held

resolution wiser life weid something

old

most

doors of A open. white figure,

of it across which

wreath

wise and

the early

to it." excitement you how many were of sounds the

bursting

It" out of. the closed window. a hushed and solemn feeling worked after I am' sure that.

most would be

more

out

flitted

great

her

sound

it

than if my ap I shall mean-

;

the

let

press

a something to be called a yet hardly figurewhite and like something cloudy,

reference

I cannot tell reigned. different stories there and voices throughout the night before. The ful of all -was story

Who, with Casey, .the room which, wife liad utilised

so

later.

time

means,

oaken

the

by

startled

were