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Inhuman
Treatment
of
garb. twisted
Pat
the
take the Freeman
from
following of Feb 9th
the
Clonniel, Thursday Evening. his has to-day Balfour eclipsed
Mr
for
record
and
cruelty
O'Brien
him
made
own
their indignation, expressing use those others threats while against for attack Mr. the upon responsible
and the Governor of his triumphs,
out, scene
prevent what he proclaimed to throw off do,
out
ing
resolved
time when the gates of the the Mr. O'Brien upon the usual acted without
the
closed jail authorities of petty amount
and insolence, their better in
tyranny
and this change for the lasted behaviour through in Mr. O'Brien was lodged
the
night. of the
one-
which in there untried prisoner's cells, mattress 'was a bed with a and. bed made to No was clothes. attempt rules conform to prison compel him to he was visited until after by the prison who was a gentlemandoctor, appointed but
a
Dr.
to
time since in succession who held the post Hemphill, 6bort
for
At a to ten' years. quarter Mr. first Michael o'clock the visitor, Mr. and he found Ryan, J.P, arrived, in which he had in the cell O'Brien He describes him as passed the night. after
time looking
at that
weary very of the past few days. journeys and was in the best of spirits, as he always and determined,
He is.
on
came
visitor
a
doctor, opened he desired to make a medical examination declined of the prisoner. Mr. O'Brien to his to. in reference health, speak of Mr. Balfour because of the utterances about
former
on
that
topic doctor The prison out into to come
Mr.
O'Brien
and open corridor for examination there. and naturally declined, an
submit himself This request was the doctor's manner heated, left.
and Those
after
to to
strong
use
the
matters
the
treatment
Soon removed
and
to
to
clothes
the
on
to
take
with
off
some
Mr.
floor. his
vehemence >
attempt to degrade him. against to The Governor ordered the warders and tear the clothes Mr. O'Brien seise warders at once The five off him. and the unequal struggle obeyed, him for held a The men began. him on and then threw the moment knelt of the cell, where they upon floor wonderful the most but with him, William and nervous resolution energy informed,
to resist,
continued with
perseverance ed for nearly
that half
such the an
struggle hour.
and,
I
am
determined continu
When
the
dragged off his body from was given to take him the cell and weigh him. This new indignity he fought against and with greater equal resolution frith
clothes were a direction
at last
National Library of Australia
piUtic
him
asked;
Attf
UJjr
Ittou
how
he
lubot
taken AAIS wuu
vwiTj
the passed have spent
"I
.replied,
had
Inni>
—.«
blllUo
him
who
his
times and
most
which formed He has taken of
which
day
a
mean
advantage
about
It
his cell being with warmed
is
allowed he has left
morning,
No to
him
a
paid
make
any
nor
Mayor
O'Brien
Mr.
to
far
O'Brien
or dauip hot water
com be tolerably as the is temperature was made to request
seems
of
cell
up his
this
made' to attempt his bed and bed
o'clock second condition
the found
Saturday
on
and
visit,
altered
very He then had the much for the worse. with the governor of interview following the jail, Mr. Andrews: " I will hold you said Mr. Condon —
your O'Brien's
change
is
this
masters for responsible unless there is murder his and Itreatment, made warning public.
Mr
in mistaken that he ought breaking deliberately cannot
power doctor
is
Governor
replied
to
his
alter
the only
person
—
treatment. who
can
interview
then
ended.
hear
entitled
punished the law. Bnt however much
these
therefore
were
necessary.
cannot
reply
coercive But Mr.
this
upon
point,
interfered
of
has
personally of Irish jails discipline shall net be priests has what Mr. O'Brien
but him
it it
with
the
of
example
the
the
is
a
General
Adjutant-
War
State
for
iu
member
a
The order
or
a
killed
prison
without
Primrose
blameworthy Mr. O'Brien stood
read
the public of the brutal
Post.)
treatment
Is
in
it
to
looks
him
upon for
a
a
to
him
the
same
to
take
is
gress
and
speech to
place or
to
treatment
prison
the
that like
Mr.
ardent
of
ruffiau.
Daily
Mail.) the
went
against Carrick-ou-Suir
It
indignation.
object the briog
to
system contempt measures for
such
talk
ordinary the prison
convict;
strained, him when not but better, criminal this in such treatmeut
that
It Mr.
object.
though
rules, not in
exist,
against
into only and detesta could not
an
as
an
find
not
liis
we
—
and
assuming find
worse
favour him than
a we
country, constitutes
a
abominable not outrage, O'Brien but only, the upon aud Irslaud. people of Great Britain The Star says Those who have seep Mr. O'Brien know how delicate and disgraceful upon Mr.
the him
—
accord us
is
frail
is
of
Like
physique. dauntless
courage
many and
his resolve, heart and spirit lor the frume great in which uie encased. they Ho is the one survivor of a large family, one of every whom in succession was struck down and anybody that looks by consumption, at his hollow cheeks aud spare frame too
are
often
must
have in
that
pation others
feit
his
the
antici
gloomy the
doom
of the but not postponed averted. This poor man for half an hour fought the brutes desperately against who were Mr. Bailout's work. doing Me fought uutil at last his senses and gave way, then, as he lay on the floor,
O'Brien,
between
his
anothei man unshakable
a
Union
were
we
say
royal pro and Ireland to the
the
street
than
to
common
case
was
fainting,
the
friends
a
British
effective
treated,
Mercury.) to Goschen's purpose view of the situation cheerful
learn
of
into
nonsense
them but
Leeds
something through England of
the
that
but
when
to
at was Clonmel, prison of his clothes und stripped forcibly usual to the of indignity subjected having to don the prison garb and of It having his hair aud beard cut off. for all be " good news" indeed must
gates there
as
man
coercion
O'Brien
felons.
to
a
is
of he had personally aud directed this of piece Had he possessed a spark of soul he would have been
have been taken
It will be cheering news, perhaps such as would win the plaudits of " of the truer friends of gathering
any Ireland," fresh from
he maltreatment
tho
laugh
more
tion,
a very 110 Ireland. It is " cheering news," doubt to the right hon. and gentleman, who with him to to those sympathise of tho repre learn that the most popular sentatives of the Irish people is at last Irish under lock and key in an safely
too,
him
doing
if
more
ridicule,
in
jail.
it
say that
had tho express Government been to
the whole
Mr.
suits
It
sent
politician
political
refuses conscience with malefactors level
on
for
as
North
felt
of
;
a
be
will
? There is barber a limit to of coercion, and that the toleration common is exceeded when sense limit to and and decency violence give way Mr. Balfour may cruelty. deny that and Mr. O'Brien is a political prisoner, have the support in doing so he may of but the country does hi3 'bdiTeqgUes not 'measure his offence by technicalities. as
the
something
and
prison public
to
coorcionists at they have had their revenge now, and in a fashion which is characteristic enough. The account of the usage to which Mr. O'Brien was be read with subjected will
Mr. Government by forcibly stripping and takiug of his clothes off O'Brien it be imagined that his or can the hair, is to be saved by the Union prison
It
is
nor
temper
the
If
the Mi.
to-day of
the
(From
Clonmel Prison that be supposed sentiment of Ireland, where Mr. O'Brien is every where received with can be weaned from the enthusiasm, and turned in cause favour of National O'Brien
clothier
English however
an
as compared impotent with the loyalty of a people. Right in the teeth of Mr. Balfour's constituents he flung his and Mr. Balfour challenge, has taken
deep pain and surprise will
William
of rules,
it
Daily
Liverpool
be with
yesterday. the popular
that
that enviable
an
really
;
up in
the
will
account
aosomteiy offence in an of Secretary
taste.
(From
metaphysics is
in prison discipline who has fimo-ht and who had contrived courageously, to be arrested at the climax of a dramatic scene at which the went applause otherwise than to Mr. Balfour. But Mr. Balfour has preferred to take his It has been his boast that the revenge. coercion law was swift and sure of foot Mr. O'Brien that it was proved
lower the standard and debase the level
morality
believed malice or he stands
brings treatment Mr. may be a matter Mr. Balfour can his defence and
prison
work. of greatness eager to relax favour of a
O'Brien
success,
of political of public
oyer
devil's
of boycotting praise if Parliament. Yet, Lord were Wolseley
to
Ihe
execution, of injustice
scintilla
was treated would Radical cry such Mr. upon barbarity. his is best, doing happily
Balfour
uot
personal
what Dublin Castle chooses precisely make them, and the Irish Secretary. A hundred times the direct responsi for harshness or bility has been leniency traced to man tho who presides over the Castle so that machineiy, Mr. Balfour can't shelter himself behind the
every
yesterday, shame
(From
no
of
Mr. Stanhope treated as Mr.
It that
or
than
of
to
as
worse
far
shame
are
that to do
mischievous speeches actually than Mr. O'Brien or any of his political To ever made in their lives. friends immediate
have
we
of
the technically has undergone
prisoner.
more
war
the
home brought Insincere, unworthy of human in beings have held bins to be,
prove by coercionist Mr. O'Brien's case one compared with
League, and Tories cannot object to that. Lord second In the place, Wolseley Mr. have and Secretary Stanhope made
now
article
not
of questiou. Probably cite the prison rules in
Conservative If our not doing. O'Brien has made friends say that Mr. and deserves no a mischievous speech there are two auswers. the In sympathy, his audience he only advised first place, follow
it
O'Brien
for
to
till
op
an
Revenge,"
To-day impeached as guilty of one of the worst forms of meauuess. Whether a 'sentence which carried no hard labour
his
Balfour because he
compelled been half
is
Balfour.
capable vindictiveness.
measures
by directing
go
having the fate we keeping
his
in
,
Balfour's hard if
scene
Mr.
to
was
with
will
Leader.)
Deader
Mr.
yesterday's
for
be
It
says—
a take They think that he and action,
and Salisbury Mr. O'Brien that
"
or
after a struggle, yesterday, desperate naked in Clonmel Jaii, that hi3 stripped and that he was was cut beard off, after his state found in a prostrate be said Mr. exertions. O'Brien it will refused to put on the garb of a convict,
It
treatment. change in Mr. O'Brien's Mr. the Then Condon asked that should the Governor communicate and ho had given to the doctor, caution a change was ordered at once ho unless it and that see the doctor would to. should be held responsible. that the The Governor promised and the communication would be sent, a
opponent
Scottish
Scottish
The
fear
the
(From
jltouso
Lord
to
nephew
will
have
-'I
to
poli
to
scorn
them,
please amuse
accorded
some
be much more merciful on the if the took him out part of your masters a of infantry shot before and platoon him by a process him than to assassinate of slow and refined such as I cruelty out." see you are carrying
The
quite
even
—
and
mind would
of anyone. conscientiously, his political
is
his
the
is
but
;
many
They
tne
m
honourable without
an
speaks but who
course
U \brien
as
favour,
predict inevitable
night. the
three
treat
by
read
I
night. a
deep
jl
was Some row going and I was whole time, marching and kept awake by a constant Not knowing what counter-marching. I was all this might protend, kept per-
have would
clothes,'
this
O'Brien
1
deprive again clothes." About four
the
O'Brien declined and protested
shocked at the change which
Mr.
common
another
convict's
morn of the doctor yesterday and He looked extremely pale ing. to livid— in there did not appear fact, I was be a particle of blood in his face.
and pipes, as fortable concerned.
to one in and brought night When of the prison. portion in this he had been placed apartment of the the Governor Mr. Andrews, and five warders entered the cell. prison, on Mr. O'Brien called The Governor and at the same his clothes, to remove of the warders laid a new suit of time one
passed
after
visit
cold.
was O'Brien which he had
in
cell
lying his cell
in
put
the
on
complaint
be meted out the prison.
Mr.
afterwards from the
was
still
to
he
left
then
O'Brien
I found Mr. which pallet
personal
given
with safety
felons might Mr. O'Brien,
his
in
words
so he must have felt very much himself, conduct about Dr. Hewetson's convinced him as " a studiously when he describes Dr. Hewetson offensive brute." report
ed that
of
account
following
—
visit:
language
somewhat
know Mr. O'Brien who need not to be told that he is
personally slow very reference
who Mr. O'Brien
with
brown cocoa which the bread, of the regula constitutes the remainder I have known tion diet untasted. Mr. for more than O'Brien twenty him so bad as he and I never saw years, now. 1 think he is in a is really He condition. makes dangerous ,110
became further
sortie
the
gives
of Clonmel,
Mayor
intorview
an
of three potatoes, dinner yesterday. half a pint milk,
occasions.
invited
M.P.,
had
on the rack, with the result pectually that bone in my body js aching, every miserable head is in a most and my O'Brien condition." Mr., has had noth the shape of solid food since he ing in with the exception the entered prison,
different
the prison; and said that
Hewetson,. the .door,
Condon,
be
of Conservative and regret. pain
Mr.
may
O'Brien's
will
have known of Commons
is
practically was the cell where the outrage committed upon him and in bed, for Dr. that a bed should be Hewetson ordered brought into the cell and the plank upon of his which he lay on the second night T. taken Mr. imprisonment away has
and Ireland that this prominent but the honoured yesterday of the guest Mayor and Mayoress of Manchester, is the occupant to-day of the felon's cell treated in more barbarous fashion if report speaks truly, than the worst criminal iu Clonmel.
England
News.)
Daily
gentlemen
with
tics
and
He
in
still
miserable on in Jail
>
prison
unchanged
remains
He'
was
resolute Boon
to came J.P, Cantwcll, and he also found him
afterwards Mr. see Mr. O'Brien, in the same cell.
The next errand. Dr.
the
the
Sunday. W. O'Brien
Clonmel, of Mr.
condition
The
the
many
carry he was
clothes.
—
to
the of the
some leaving his prisoner
to
warders '
from
retired
Out
Irishman
of Mr.
prison
English
of
O'Brien.
Up
helpess
his
readiness which only years With of experience in his trade could provide to the he resolved prison him, get bair and his barber to cut Mr. O'Bi'ien's carried at once beard. The orders were
out his revenge. to write while calmly easy of to-day in the proceedings all the and with Jail, people
Clonmel around
in
the
has carried
narrating
success.
his
up
in
ment
tactician,
hands.
the
stock laughing of the English people when he address on in Manchester ed the meeting and to-day the Chief Monday evening, Secretary not It is
skilful
the
(From The account
them
and like a triumphed, the Governor followed was now The enemy
Mr.
meanness.
to
prison and
arms
his
the
on
rage-
back, and in spite of all his efforts were the clothes dragged on him, in a but not he fell exhausted, until, now fit. The warders fainting
riot.
We Dublin
the
put on caught
Press
speechless, !
his
dragged
off'
like
corpse,
a
j
There As
was
the
ho
one
lay
warders
Bunting,
tho
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further
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compel
British
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was enterprise then turned
warders
The
the the
baffling and
assailants,
I
in Jail
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j
noble
O'Brien
Wm.
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succeeded
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|
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success.
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ignominy
him, dress.
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of England indignation inarticulate. The Echo (Unionist) and board moustache
its
shorn
off
took
yesterday." Mall Gazette The Pall
Clonmel
at
O'Brien
yesterday
was
dispossessed force and
by main
clothes prison
while
apparel to the
owing
resistance
violence
away, naked,
and
clipped that so
his
not
suffered sake.
once
Figott
Richard
sent He
once
was
Pigotfc
for
publishiug of which paper,
:
he
to
Mr. ;
.
pro Holo
—
for
cause
young
this
hear
men
young see them allowed those
not
in too,
too, all
they their
see they revolu
only justify it abroad then, at home, but foster and madness, into desperation stung taught. should they act upon the lesson ? Where is the exoneration Where is on a vitiated ? On verdict, the mercy on evidence which has tainted testimony, swearers as that of false been admitted on a verdict avowed to be or perjurers, and a youth two men flawed with error— are law an infant— of the the —in eye death. Behold Eng done to a cruel and the conviction in land's justice behold mercy England's condemnation— and execution of the the sentence in and Allen, Larkin, prisoners political written indeed, large There, O'Brien. of bloodin letters and deep— written of England and read the mercy justice land they loved They died far from the they would fain have far from the nation slandered by theorgans of served— foully of in the midst aristocracy a sanguinary It is said as bayonets. four thousands were offenders that an excuse they had to an but army society, against and the people them between interfere said as an It was a rescue. to prevent were mere that non-political excuse they to lives but they offered their criminals and then save those of two fellowmen, to the faces turned their with died their souls, with trust in God in west, the their patriotic cry on lips and —
—
!
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God
save
Ireland
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drift
at home,
may ship emigrant as the above
across
to
answer
for
them-
more
in
a
them
of
short
para so
paragraph
a
paragraph by a report
of the removal
who dared to bariof tbe men prison and windows their doors against cade of becomes What finally the evictors. the evicted nobody asks, may lliey or the emigrant die in the
poorhouse
another shore, may reach to re where no one is ready or willing and the young ceive them, and .where and inevitably drop to weak naturally or
ship,
they
bottom of all society, lowest of vice into the easy grooves slipping are the them. Where for prepared of their will inform us that statistics and suffer struggles infinitely pathetic of tb,eir and of the tragedy living ings, are not and dying ? They themselves diffi able to describe them, and it were to the undertake cult for any outsider writ were If the history description. the ten an with even attempt at truth, tbe
Irish ancieut faces on
written save was
knife,
effusions), one
with
and delightful
plentiful
good is
real,
that
the
of
and
the and 9ven parentage, is the parent, woefully ever come either should
the the
purple tender and rills
would be revelation go far towards shaking of Tory philosophy. ness It ate
was
class
struggle themselves beg;
well here life,
an
by. for
—
as
appalling the callous
asking all who
and leave aud the
a
new
you
a
country,
It
a
is
question. from can go to depart the glens empty of human field
pastures
for
cattle
from an impoverished escape of youth with their little capital country to aud and keen wits, give and energy does not which a foreign community, worth of their want them, the entire their their faith, virtues, life's labor, It is evident that, ? and their posterity money, they seldom having made a little alone,
to
the police. The that he thongh
once,
such
it
after
offered
only
opposition
to
invective
that
the
to
hostility all,
a
of fouleBt
would not to
guard
time
closely,
examination
the
the
papers
The police had for by the
it.
reproduce him very
the
over
was
a desire to manifested strong He has now been lynch the assassin. to the goal at Offenburg to consigned trial It is feared await his in March. be circumstances will that extenuating
people
the
in
urged
be lot
man
and the shape of insanity, with a few years of im
off
prisonment.
O'Connor's
Evidence.
!
He
declares
and
recants
His Commission
cd causoways, the tumble-down villages, the vice of the cities, the squalor, the the Yet bell holy drinking-shops and there is abundance of faith ring, and prayer, enough to keep us close to He will God till iu His own good time
Statements
extend
evidence some sensational who gave before Commission last the special is said to have month, which statement London been made before a solicitor,
hand
mighty
a
during
and
efforts,
to
help enable
will
our
Perjured.
FreemarCs Journal of a late date a long statement which it says publishes has been made O'Connor, by Thomas witness from Castleisland the Kerry,
to
the full of our possibili height and to realise the ideal which the children of the "New World con havje rise
the
The
en
us
before were
!
to
ties,
who and
of the unknown Erin whom they as their have been. taught to look upon naother.Advocate
ceived
is
for
Commissioner
a
opt dn The lloWirig
was
preseuce.
Affidavits, solitci
the
writteh.
tor's
the
is
state-
.
ai—
M—
Murder A
of
—
Priest
a
in
:
The
30. Dean —
of
of
great
was
a
joiued Land
attended
member
by
Juorderer
brutality. of considerable
and a political parish priest, iu tbe Baden land, having repre this district for many years in the
and being editor Lahrcr a Anzecger, the political education
and
owner
of
written paper of the people. ho sided with
During the Kulturkampf all were the Church; but his writings as as much marked by charity by out and zeal for his cause, spoken candour esteem lie was held in tbe highest by almost his opponents, worshipped by his 'and loved and much consulted by flock, He his had been fellow-clergymen. as a weak assisted by a curate of late, ness
of
unequal ing
to
population
had rendered him the heart to the heavy duties .of minister of a the necessities spiritual of 10,000,
arid
he
h$d with-
existed.
society
ever
to
the society,
join
Inner circle, know such asked I was never from got arms or
'boys'
knowledge
my
never
do I
iu took part of Ardriarle, was for it by I never or Mullen. paid took nor ever in part Timothy Iloran of Mr. R. on the estate rent warning 1 Mr. never Meredith. spoke to in March, at Currow 1881, Harrington nor I was not there the Sunday he was
a
ability,
was
of the
to
nor
and sincerely gave before
4 arid 14 on ( sic JCumuiission all false. I never nearly branch of the the Castleisland I was never a League in 1880.
the Royal Dec. last
last in my circumstances
Jriarrer
man
model
for
Baden.
to the writes in Baden, .January Rural assassination of the
Lahr,
was
letter,
I
declare
Freiburg
mentioned
I do herel?s(liemny that the Widence
"
—
correspondent
Guardian
tbe
for place I that
is,
one no. object of his fury, Had he fellow watched. a threat a Govern against he would have be.en locked has but the Kulturampf
the such
official at
rent
if
of
greens
Landtag,
successful
a
of were
Bismarck, towards them is language The criminal condoned and not noticed. was taken to the body of his victim, where he again indulged in such a tor
a
kind tbat used to haunt of their legions our and our ferny rocks and eagle-crags and heathery wilderness. But Ululu cabins and sloppy, unmendthe broken
sented fortun
more
to
of all
conscientious that violent
liquid of wood, and field, and wan the rivers, the splendours of moor and dering mists, of moor the cries and whispers bogland, fowl and sea birds, with here and there left to of the or a banshee tell a fairy
leader
even
and of a stronger those who make and earn for life in
to
the
behind who, clergy,
very
so
had
left
the
hills,
as
had
up
Disenchantment is -Brazil. of the perfec sad, and dreamers of Ireland must expect to be pained tion with her failings. by coming in contact have
name
ment
always
notes,
over
feature
uttered
Hy
their
who
heard by many, amongst others by to be threats the police, against uttering the clergy, Protestant as well as Catho of aud was e vidently in a state lic, on mental excitement frenzy, bordering Deau he had mentioned Forderer by
exile,
original
world
the
blacks,"
was
Irish
disappointed in search
handed
worst
to,
is
of
visitor
young
it
rid
"
—
ideal
this
would
of hell and the enemies of the He was at once arrested and when it brought before the magistrate, that a few appeared days before— this his was own boast sent a threatening of Ferito the post-card Archbishop had detained which the post-office burg,'
exaggera
of much
proportion but so
he
of the
more
people.
tion.
Ireland dream
or
spirits
walk diamond-
accustomed
that
boasted
his friend, neighbour's at hand, and the just grave covered Shamrocks is but a door with add into bliss. To all this the children accessories of the comforts and pleasant been
which he had hour has come ; Rascal, your and whilst the Pfarrer your soul," him attacked with a it, reading and him 28 with despatched "
:
where inn, camly went back to an for some he was known (he had worked of a local time the in printing-office known for its anti-clerical paper,, and where he had previously
not
have
in charity The ruffian
and
is
they
acces
always his
It appeavs that the first, which aimed took at his effect. heart, The man then rushed out of the house, that " he had done Forderer," shouting
so variegated, foliage mellowly of as tender and inquisitive song-birds arid virtue notes. There faith flourish, are and vice is unknown. bells Holy there is no man ringiug everywhere,
life
parsonage,
was
the chil The Ireland as a in is as beautiful believe dream ; no land has such colouring, such such growth of everything lovely, brilliant such sunshine, supernaturully of luxuri woods rains, softly-dropping
the
many years. presented and asked to
stabs.
dren
who is Heaven
for
man
a
who was Pfarrer, sible and known for the necessitous. relieving on handed him a note,
saints its
iust.
the
see
Hy-Brazil
of the
23rd at the
himself
impossible
are
ing with shining strewn-horses.
We bird
selves.
no
the
A
?
green
to
tion
h
ever
a
supplemented
when
—
is
more,
revolution. this
when,
when,
vitality
statesmen
—
to remain —
venomous
the know
men
and the pasture
holy
particularly hardly
are.
terrib bo and repeating itself frequent, be stereo that the greater part might ly and the of men names places typed, Whore res in for each occasion. filled hears a little istance is made the world aud is is the longer
the wrongs and grievances Finally, are admitted. English of the country them in the statesman have denounced The present Chancel terms. harshest them has declared lor of the Exchequer When
not
in
from the Landtag
On the
ant
earn
made the world hears be conveyed than can graph in a newspapev,
"
sufficient
on
the people are drifting Just at present like homes day, out of their day after Ten breeze. on autumn leaves the fam this families week, twenty or fifty be resistance next If no ilies week.
was
Pigott
city,
such questions
was
from
extract
an
starve
the
the poorhouse the sea in the
newstoe
was
to half
which the evicting question himself to does not trouble landlord is not auswer. If the rent he requires must be the cabin wall forthcoming set alight, broken in and the thatch die in if do not and the outcasts they
" The headed Manchester martyi'b.
on the caust." is The following the article for which
imprisoned
Irishman
the
organ
article
an
prietor,
in
to
It
for the Irish prison to months' twelve imprison sentenced months of which he served ment—six cause.
ter
big
lands
Ireland's
for
for
reason
drawn
in believed by our on the ocean appearing verge cloud and golden wave golden with the glamour of tho sunset
does the forefathers between
-spirit
lor
or
away
ford
are
surprising news this of the Government supporters an is considered unnecessary aggravation of the situation."
is
things
happi
the
early distant
sanctifying memory. The children of grew up, dreaming more than an Ireland which exists no
in
of for a
is
the
-
en
a in good food and wages the well and learning dressing world, forgetting religion, ways of the and in the end coming to think perhaps, is a birth-place after all, Ireland that, to be rather ashamed of, where the hills
he is practically blind, It in an Irish jail. even that among
now
and cropped,
this
in more
—
taken
spectacles
condition
all-sufficient
alien,
an
an Irish hillside, to bare feet, with stream holes with occasionally pray in a chapel across and swallows in the roof diving to love God and fear the the sanctuary, it is bet or devil and the land agent
both
hair
be insup
now
in
mind. Whether it is better and meal on potatoes
throughout feelings painful at the present Mr. O'Brien countries. in his shirt to he sitting moment seems for he took off the cell, in tbe Clonmel the warders as soon as raiment prison had his left Mr. O'Brien had him. his
poor
I am at home staying be glad if to decide should and puzzled out of your observations would, you and experience,' help ine to make up my
read
with
the
once
Whether
ness.
to
be
was
going
in
which will,
would and
toil
than
which
insensible,
overcome,
was
fields
The
plenty the heim-vieh with to be acknowledged
durable
says— "The when Mr. of his
partially with
and
hills
were
they
gathered time it is
the
of
stores
thri.
too struck deep in alien of their children the soil. tell They island of the lovely Erin, glorious in of the sea, which the gem saints, be born, and to they had the happiness her ou muse over they perfections hills winter seeing fairy-like nights, and pasture and dells, enchanted rivulets in the lands which knew them once, coal embers which are of the red depth as compared with the prose unto poetry fire and that turf leap glows fragant of their in the shriae a sacred flame,
abroad
life
youth. them
living
and
are
heart,
Mr. what
clothep
hard
portable, even land,
place
scene
that
—
and
of judgment Even heart. want of for will, have to be sorry
again by the
find
even
of
the old ground, charin the entire
so as satisfied that long living and the glen, the river flowed through foamat the the alder-tree gale burst into as blossoms so. long white every, spring, tarf round the red gathered neighbours the ingle in evening and piper every to be had when wanted and fiddler were
indignation. the humiliat O'Brien protested against he he received. Well treatment ing con It and was cowardly might. to is bad enough put It temptible. of t|ie Crimes Act in force the provisions with in but to do so form, any violence and unnecessary inconsiderate perversity
can
years upon
possessed beloved of their
Mi'.
demonstrative
down
settle
once
His
says—" were
or
some
after to
care
wax
By
regions. their roots
to
which
from the
liive
expelled
Mulholland.
undeniable
is
return
be
not
Rosa
add
to
home
come
exiles that of the Irish home and a who for cherish pine be romantic love for all they have left few who in the old country, hind very It
stir
must
Miss
By
the hearts and anger that has always with the shown a generous sympathy and of honest brave resistance patriots, of the stern and vehement hatred a but the of cruelties brutal power ;
Balfour
Aspects.
-
in
exaggerated nakedness
shows absolute
Various
old
;
with
in
—
Timothy
Horau,
reinstating
Mrs.
Mr.
there.
spoke
to
to
company
with
one
else.
Castleisland
"my
I
life.
Mr.
see
No and
Harrington never Harrington
man
gave or
never
went
never
Harrington Brosnan nor
Thomas
Mr.
!
Harrington
Timothy in
me
Tralee
to
never
H'orao,
met
ever me
else.
from Mr.
letters
with
money
one any sent two
to the application regard the three evicted tenants, Mr. and Micheal Butler,
me
for ,
in any in
a
grant
for
Mrs. Russell, Reardon. He
'
only
sent
one
saying
that
Country
.
Ireland
on for he had naked Mr. the clothes prison found and so O'Brien was by a friend state to be did his appear precarious was of the jail sent that the chaplain Such is the story. It is not one for. or to be that requires to be embellished
and
pulse, thrown
.
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or
tell
more
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the
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him there
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if
was
in
my a
me
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received me to
two in
It
not
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million The
is
case
Australian
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complete Mr. for
case
on
The Rev Father lias MacLaughlin of receiving had the happiness the fol communications lowing most gratifying
"
"
Indifferentism or One Religion ; The first of the Good as Another." is communications from Archbishop to Father men Kirby MacLaughlin, is
Marine-
of the
fact
of representation to his Holiness
of the Volume Leo XIII, and the gracious acceptance of it by the Holy Father. The second is the letter of his Grace the Secretary of the to the Propaganda copy
tation Pontiff.
of
we
of
feel still
to
the
the
congratulate on the honour himself and his
upon
that
further
the
reach the the book
of and
and
fifteenth
issued
to be published that edition this
it
brief space comparitively months. The following are
of
the
quet
of
to accept it with pleased benevolence and approuseful in labours your .most
truth,
the
above
National Library of Australia
dead. The
,
in
per
cent
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agreed Gladstone
to
in
sterling
in
regards
the
a
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AUXM
1851
in
A
UO
4UlS
uuuiD
was
colony,
in 1856 Attorney-General; to represent in Melbourne
Assembly;
lative
and
he
knighted he visited
co-operate the opposing forward with
strengthening
the
Melbourne
Exhi-
financial disaster unequalled the history of the kind. of enterprises It is understood that Prince Bis-
Sir
appointment; In
mter4ff ltjhe proceedings of the synod. He' horned, in 1856, the only daughter W. P. Greene, R.N., of Mr and has numerous
The
of 6d. daily to all less than 7s. 6d. receiving have also resolved They
The
railway newspaper. March 13. Sydney, now Queen's Fund exceeds a
to
guilty
Cumberland sentenced
young man, who pleaded at the impersonating elections has been to
months'
eighteen
imprisonment. cases of Balranald.
Seventy-five at occurred have already
epidemic
proved
the
mission
Institute. its
named
support
The to
Sir
Davis,
March at Broken
13.
Hill
,
causes
are
;
State Messrs. house. The
fire large Gibbs,
eleven
fever
w
to
VHC
pay
per
still
un
refusing OllOL
U
UlldiU
men
efficient
day.
s
work
March 16. Broken TTill was
at
of stone, from of 420 tons of lead ounces of silver. At Block 14 490 tons of stone were crushed, 120 tons of lead yielding and 13,700 ounces of silver.
which
4
Adelaide,
The week follows
very and the
full
4.u
frv
w
O
willing shilling
15. is
strike is the masters
aoTAAmnnf.
fi.n
are
half'
a
is at present raging at Shallard <fc Co.'s ware
to
owing on O
of
March
Sydney, typhoid
plasterers'
settled,
accepted Mr, and condi
is hospital are closed.
schools
they
have
Artillery.
of
the
severe
as
the
for
£137,000 has by the Orient
offer patriotic the formation
The spread
si
to
set£do\vn
land boom. have been issued
of Horse
battery
tft
-
of the
Chirnside's tions for
tons
2,600
:—
was there and 111,600
a
yield
1
The proprietors of the concentrating at the Junction mine have an nounced that the ore is of such an works
treat
it,
nature that they are and have determined
the discontinuance Junction The ore; similar position. both is properties a
a
14s.
;
The weather
upon the
removing North mines The outlook very
Centrals, is
unable
of
The mining market weak. Brokens are 88s ; Junctions, 14's, Souths,
Adelaide, man
behalf
on
V
Austral.
intractable
the
-
fluctuating. 10s. ; Block 6d.
7s.
to Specie amounting been shipped to England
to
and
fatal
Bent
yesterday,
elections.
have
Vine attended a meeting of Commerce Chamber to-day
his explained the Imperial
mi. xne
Collapse The writs
cases
increasing.
Chamber pledged Somers' mission. A
typhoid Six
Somers
Sir
and
is
the
day. upon
a
£16,000. Hawkin's
of
a
employes per
but .£27'
Junctions,
;
aaa
A
Service Mutual Railway have carried a resolution the Commissioners giving
increase
an
brisk worth
are are
The Government
family.
Thomas
March 15. an Sutherland, agent, has filed his schedule. His liabilities amount to £13,000, and his assets are set down at £19,000. & Hanshew, Illingworth stationers, have also failed. Their liabilities amount to £15,000, and their assets to
liner
1873
-
Alexander
general
was
health drunk.
Melbourne,
a
Justice health
of his failing
Hon.
Wednesday and unfinished.
92s.
n
Legis W.
illumi-
an
Monday. by the City Land
the
all
still
Mr.
n
England on leave ; in 1875 was the Acting-Governor during absence of Sir George Bowen. He is a member of the Church of England, and has. always an shown earnest
for
half
the
on
afterwards.
shortly
is
14's,
elected
was
,
brought
Shares Brokens
was
made appointed
the Chief
resigning consequence received that in
case
A'iijvw.
being
with
Excellency's most cordially
against
and
1839. r\
have
received
His
on
Albany
Co.,
iTLClMUULliC
Victoria
on
in
1
A
and
presented
was
occupied
Trinity
and
Derham
Protectionist
The
13.
—
at
;
and
electors
;
The
County
1815
June,
Deakin .the
Adelaide, Friday. Government are now demandthe Glenelg Railway ing £1,500 from the Co., for use of the station. -The directors contemplate up the taking Holdfast Bay line. The Orient steamer Austral leaves
the
for
March
appointed Com Milling
Coayear, one of the best-known of has committed Sydney, " suicide by taking Rough on Rats." The Railway Commissions are con " tinuing to make extensive retrench ment."
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;
Mr.
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educated studied for the law College ; called to the Bar in London, Cork,
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March 14. Sydney, have party de cided not to oppose the re-election of Ministers. Mr. Byrne has also with drawn from Mr. Smith for opposing the Globe.
of the particulars deceased taken gentleman, from Heaton's Men of the Time, will doubtless be of interest to our readers William Sir Chief Stawell, Foster, of Victoria, Justice born in
of as
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A cablegram has been received, from that Sir William Naples announcing late Chief Justice Foster Stawell, and Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria is
j
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Churchill with! Mr.
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to the adjourned Sir Charles Russell an four hundred witnesses,
Arthur
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presen Sovereign
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March 13. London, Lord George Hamilton announced in the last the Commons that Bight to Government devote half a expect
Indifferentism."
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Western
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Book
now
a
FOREIGN.
.
"
has again sensation
Jntmolomal
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last
granting Australia. said that
Melbourne,
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de Worms any scheme which self-government might meet the Imperial Government's ap would -.include proval necessarily power to the Home to authorities modify the Constitution. Rumours are current the di that rectors of France of the Bank have
MacLaughlin.
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Block Servian
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jFuteifln
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reply,
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of Commons
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Father
Holiness
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Rev John
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brothers asking I was to likely tj tell the trutli
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In
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buried
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London,
words, Rev Dear my sheep."— I remain, in Christ, Father, yonrs sincerely f T. Kirby, of Ephesns, Rector. Archbishop Rev John MacLaughlin.
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and
who
not
half.
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more
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to
memorable
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witness than
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guidance
supreme successors
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ill.
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army
errors
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of Paris,
,
and
position,
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dissipate
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Union,
to
D'Escompte
Tennyson,
seriously
circulation,
fail
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extensive
too which unfortunately on of the the importance prevail without of the which faith, profession to the Apostle it declares impossible " the one faith unafides" please God which only exists in the Church which founded and placed under the Christ
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persual
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honesty
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force
greater
to
any called may of the of dishonesty feel
we
others. it is Remembering this hut just, while what denouncing ever has been unfair in the to freely Horgan's election tactics, that he has not acknowledge been the first and only offender. Some who seem to have a in .difficulty
an
language sufficiently strong their horror of his' express misdeeds would do well to exercise a care lest the spasm of virtuous from which indignation they suffer finding to
deprive There
in this
beside
the have
.
divine forbids cast
a
them much wisdom sinners
of
is
stone
their
worldly in the to
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memory. well as rule which as
be
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Monday stealing store of
last,
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stabbed
to North-
death West
John respectively, committed for Perth at the Police
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the
were
sundry Mr.
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&en.eval.
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Feeling
in thus
of we
the protect public by of the ballot purity arid exact in the vigilant of their and performance duties; we candida'tes may hope that both and electors will avoid resolutely liable at all improper practices times to bring upon them exposure, and punishment. disgrace, For the rest, on our own
on the part of ly similar practices ends all others. But here, we think, he fair ground of cavil at the course No one can chose to adopt. justly to enter the his right challenge the other Courts with cases.
wrong
more
securing will be
nevertheless he was guilty colony; do dge, indefensible of au unworthy on which grounds, any deprived to complain of near him of the right
or
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to
somewhat
duty
that
that he had a grievance, it to was his unassailable privilege the machinery of the 'set in motion redress. Whether as law to obtain he was a matter of fact right
They
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fail
than, been
in About the Mr. Keane be but one
even
a-
means,
are.
some
on
justified
proceedings. against admit there can No one endowed of amount
we
we experience, present to see electoral contests
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act without
GIBNEY,
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to go Easter
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also
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arrived are
legal
action
to
expect retracted
no
regret.
a
ns
of choice aloof
with' opinion, prudence ordinary no one with the or foresight, of the fitness slightest perception would have con of things, ever of ceived the charging project not worse another with faults than those of which he was himself glarIn pi aci n gly an d confessedly guilty on the electoral roll Mr. minors ing Horgan did not, it would appear,
time,
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discretion
Holy
to ;
Mr,
by the SS. of Mercy 1 Murphy (Australind)
who
of
years
Horgan
taking we
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and petulantly ments hastily pro nounced under the influence of excitement. One thought strong
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strife embittering to of politics, it may be permitted advance an that who opinion many more than a week ago raised little in unhesitating con their voices demnation of Mr. will, Horgan, now that a period of calmer reflec he prepaied tion has supervened, the judg to considerably modify
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and anxiety annoyance few persons an and important much-needed service has been done to the The led country. inquiry to some extraordinary disclosures, and it is for. impossible any one who followed it to re attentively the sist conviction that other revelations as would quite startling have been the result of a more and pertinacious searching cross-
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such might fall upon them malpractices the selves. His on opponents, an other hand, welcomed oppor a to wreak vengeance upon tunity had repeat foe whose bold attacks of alarm to them. edly been a cause a feeling In each case, undoubtedly, of irritation found in expression of a more severely language tone than the circum censorious warranted. stances To a journal
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matter
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petitioner severe very fire. His
a
trials
to rejoiced to the injury persons, whom, they were against directed, but have rather served to assure their position, At the cost— and we are sure the patriotism of the defendants in the actions will allow us to cost— onlyi say, at the slight
cross galling at the amazed supporters, that the man of their discovery of choice had been acts guilty were which, at least, improper and
children, to 5 guineas per quarter, years, be paid in advance. 2 guineas. Music and singing, Entrance Fee, £4. 8 guineas over Children 10 years, per quarter.
V.G. Rev. Father Bourke, begs his sinceiest thanksfor the of St. in aid following subscriptions North Perth .School, Brigid's d £ 8 100 Rfc. Rev. Dr. Gibney 0 0 100 0 0 Rev. A. Bourke
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Streets.
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Hill,
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IMMEDIATELY—
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Ellen,
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South,
Hon.
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George,
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of the others, became, withdrawal been as was to have expected, clamour of for a loud the signal and criticism. The comment tone of the press gave general to treat the evidence of a desire but the" impartially, subject quite difficult made it clear how effort fair and to be perfectly it is matters when unprejudiced political and of such so absorbing recent, For some dealt with. are interest,
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before into upon this point rushing the Courts, the lawyers occupation would be gone. It is impossible to doubt that Mr. Horgan was convinced that the fully charges adduced by him were well-founded, and, this assumption made, they were of a certainly sufficiently serious character to warrant him in demanding an. investigation. The institution .of the recent
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intending arrive at
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claimed within the time allowed bylaw, will be sold to defray expenses. ROGER SCULLY. 11th March, 1889. Glenavon, 10s.
Goods Stores Streets. Cliff
imaginary
good, having before your eyes the reward prepared for those who" name combat the of Christ for Pius IX.
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It was the' argument. present of the tribunal to which province he appealed to the determine in first whether the grievance place of or was a real complained .
IMPOUNDED
WHOLESALE MERCHANT AND SPIRIT AND IMPORTER.
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We are glad to hear that John Woods, the of his legs man who had one unfortunate cut clean off by a locomotive engine at the Lord Street railway gates one day last of the from the effects week, is recovering as can be expected accident as speedily under the circumstances.
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the
on even Friday Council, that His Ex complained in his opening Governor, speech,
the cellency had made
reference
no
Keane should Randell acted
in
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Governor iu
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lead one anything except the target, hitting the boys in blue" at that to the conclusion the the efficient the are on whole, not, port be. which itis marksmen desirable they should an awkward the rifle at first, However, is, its hands unaccustomed to use in weapon that if the constables is no doubt and there
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credited I I the manner Dean From our I have own describes. lived a Correspondent. the colony, in On last many years and Mr. Patrick great Thursday night, excellent terms with always on persons Carmody, an old resident, breathed his of denomination. Perlast. lie died fortified every religious with the rites of in great haps this has been measure be The funeral took place on Holy Church. cause I have always held in abhorrence and Saturday afternoon, was well very all unfair and attended. .uie unworthy were conproselytism. arrangements The wishes of a christian are ducted Mr. G. Wansborough, the well dying by not sacred. should be interfered known of undertaker this They town. On the with. interfered lid of the with I fear, They were coffin, above the immediately in the sad case under but breast was a handsomely finished consideration, plate, not If there be further question with the inscription by me. crucifix, for "Pray on this the repose of the soul of Patrick I think the regrettable subject Carmody ; with undue interference a Mr. dying chris aged 88 years." Wansborough's tian's will be traced home. hearse is certainly request a nice piece of work The last paragraph of Dean Goldsmith's with its manship, oval-shaped glass sides. letter merits etc. notice. The Catholic The funeral hardly service was performed is not as he implies, tolerated," by the Very Rev Father Gibney, Religion who, in in the Colonies. Has the rev. addressed gentleman thechurch, theassembledpeople to that there is learn no Established the yet words of the 10th. verse quoting of Church here? We are all before the xiv. "But equal chap, of Job. man when the law, and at the bar of public he shall opinion be dead, and stripped and con we are judged by our works. sumed, I pray you where is lie?" He Religious strife is bad work. If the Dean wish referred to the of the uncertainly to stir if he wish to get up a Noof the souls which up this .happiness pass from on his head be the this well, world and pointed out Popery cry the necessity The Church' has met and of preparing in time for the life to come. consequences. He survived attacks of this kind often the doctrine of lucidly explained before. Yours trulv. and requested the prayers, purgatory, of A; BOURKE, the for the repose congregation of the Vicar General. soul of the deceased. On Sunday Father March 20rGibney addressed I
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norcnri
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and the' "hyirinti celebrated, selected for the day were." most especially rendered Fathdr effectively by the choir. Gibney preached upon the glorious appstle of Ireland, and in an eloquent sernipn reviewed the progress of the faith inlrdlitidf, from the time it was' 'by. St; planted and its extension "to Patrick, foteigd climes. Hail Glorious St. Patrick"1 was nicely sung by the choir at the conclusion of the. service. Afterwards the chiidren of Mary and school .children,? together with many of the adult members the '.of assembled in St' Patrick's congregation, schoolroom to make the Very Rev. P. 'J. in accordance their custom', Gibney, with an towards the building offering fund. The rpom had been, nicely .prepared V foir the occasion. Wreathes and bunphs of leaves adorned the and green walls, shamrock leaves were likewise noticeable. The children formed un at the '"'main. and the boys on the right and entrance, on the left ,in girls sounds joined .of Father apphause upon Gibney's entering the room, "Merry words" was theri nicely ones. sung by the little Three!, of' thp Misses La very, VWilliaWsUna girls— the Stack— made the presentation,!! jMiss with an Williams, address, Miss Lavery with a of purse! sovereigns, Und'.Mjiss Stack with a rich of flowers, bouquet, the rev. greeted and very gentleman, were, then In songs effectively given. his reply. Father Gibney said he heartily thanked the and their good children assistants for their remembrance .kindly of him and for their 'in thoughtf ulness to assist in the liquidation erideavouriug of the still debt on St. Patrick's remaining church. The children of Mary, were;, the that with -the only Society continued, school i» publicly coinmemoiar children, In days ting tot. i-'atncU's Pay. gone by other Societies used to take .but part, had: allowed themselves to collapS. they The Children of Mary were to especially be congratulated their earnestneSs. upon He trusted to raise a 7 strong shortly from the many Society young boyis how He 'had been though'of growing up. and' felt. for by others, too, grateful from a dear "friend receiving a handsome with which he had on that gold chalice the Holy and day celebrated Sacrifice, from Mrs. Herbert of' Fremantlba in Sanctuary lamp which only' for' failure it having have, suspended in time would been seen in the church that morning'.! his' thanks "for Agai n expressing the;' gifts/the Very Rev. Father resumed his seat' was
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duet, given by Messrs. J. F. and A. Brady, O'Callaghan met with a share of applause. fair A violin the solo, "Bells ofJShandon," by Father Bourke, followed and was highly the appreciated ; and vocal The song quartette, Harp that once through Tara's Hall," in which Mr. Colebrook Mesdames Barnes and Dyer and Messrs. J. G: and F. H. Taylor took part brought Cheesewright down the house and the "Erin tear and the rendered Smile," met by Miss Jackson, with the which reception it certainly merited. Mr. F. H. Cheesewright sang the "Kerry Dance", in excellent style; "The Dear Little Mrs. Shamrock," by was the-' Dyer, gem of the evening, ff we the manner jU(5ge in by which it was received Miss ; Lefroy's of "The of singing the meeting Waters" was much admired'; The with violin song, "Give me obligato, Barnes 'arid thy love," by Mrs. Fr. KnillMTA
A
mouu
lias come to hand information Reliable Taylor Mavourneen ;" to sang "Kathleen as the last this, wish " parents Miss which left F. in of the loss of the Waratah," sur Lefroy, "Killarney," of their and this dying child, Cossack. even her Fremantle some time passed former ago for consent exceedingly was the I given very evening which has been successful the wreck of efforts while a The lugger, ; comic song in (was sdnt for. The last "statement of struck on a reef on the Northwith violin character, discovered, I fact" trouble accompaniments, I will you with is that the and I West coast the recent storms, and Miss Olive by Mr. J. H. Keaven during deceased "had been worshipping in girl there is little on board secured all hands have, Barnes, and uproarious St. Cathedral on the applause Geoi-ge's Sunday exhausted drowned. the the lengthy been Among which doubt, programme to her death. I do not evening previous a had been was We must George Boyle, young judiciously prepared. passengers know of myself if this be true but I do | not omit to state that most West Australian, of the ac wellknownandrespected know that the girl had then for some his parents have the in where were Fremantle, companiments during to evening time been the Convent for going' Robert Owen, who the deservedly played by Mrs. long resided. Captain Onslow, Catechism lessons to preparatory being vessels in this colony esteemed wife of the Chief Justice. had been on coastal After into the Church. Her last visit received Fr. was the master of the Bourke had tendered for many thanks to the years, to the Sisters was later than Sun,"the 14 ladies and gentlemen who took part in the Waratah," and he leaves a wife and four to her day on the Tuesday previous to we believe, and the audience concert, for their children, totally unprovidedfor the same and on death, Tuesday she arand patronage, to mourn his loss. presence the whole pro ranged to come for instruction on Friday, ceedings were brought to a close by the the day before she died. of "God Save the Queen! singing to draw our readers' atten1 Reckless and inaccurate assertions are We desire much to be when made on the subject tion to an excellent article, regretted by a j I
refer to Chronicle M
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Mi1.
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Monday." Returning
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this head Gladstone
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The following letter has been forwarded to the West Australian for publication TO the EniTOB. I have to ask you for a place -in Sik, columns, to to your Dean Gold reply which smith's letter arman.-rpd in issue of this Quite a number morning. of persons came to speak to me about this as it is well letter, known I am the clergyman he refers to, with about equal and as courtesy "a Roman accuracy, Priest." I am willing to admit that Dean Goldsmith have been grossly mis may informed. I. know. that what he has .put in print me. is and I will against false, expect him to. act the part of a gentleman upon the discovery— easily made of his mistake. On. Friday evening last I was called to attend a girl, whom I had never heard of before, but about whom I was then told that she had been receiving instruc tions to enter the Catholic withv a view and. that the last conscious Church, words she uttered were a request to see a priest. I would have been of the unworthy nrme of if I did not hasten at the priest of death. cry of a poor soul in the straits " Mr. Goldsmith the priest forced his says room.?' away into the dying girl's I did not force the room. my. The way into door was opened to nie by the person who, I afterwards was her learned, " mother. The Dean further thinks it to give to the statement" right publicity that the mother out put the priest by the shoulders. Neither the poor woman nor else put me out any one by the shoulders, or I left of myself, otherwise.after a five or six minutes in the stay of about room. Dean Goldsmith says the girl's mother and step-father were struck by their son-in-law "in the priest's presence. The not Dean was I was, and I there, saw no one struck. I did not see' the father-in-law at all, and I believe lie was not in the room the fevv minutes I during As to the assertion stayed. that the was sent for "against the will of priest the mother and family," I find that this is as incorrect as the rest. The deceased's sister came to me this of her own evening accord to state that she had asked for and
The Glad seat.
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the
"a name
.
another has secured West Australian Neither ?" Victory
!
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Charges.
,<>£
"
promised
to for. their sing, apologising unavoidable absence. The first item on " the was programme the Fantaisie Militaire," rendered the sweetly by orchestra which consisted of Violins, Messrs. A. Taylor, H. Pether, T. Scanlon Fr. Bourke ; Violoncello, Mr. R. Pether Mr. J. S. Brooking Flute,' Mr. ; Cornet, T. Bryan (conductor, ; Mr. Euphonium, J. Brown Mr.' J. Telford Contrabass,' ; " Miss Piano, but Kelly. Farewell,
He
human as illustrated' ty the' jfiwt Station in the change in the multitud?' from the cries of Hosatma" to V6Hb clamour for the death of the Lord. With this he compared those .who at times show much fervour and subsequently relapse into and indiflerence. After apathy the Mass, of meeting of the male branch the Sacred Heart Association was held. The afternoon devotions commenced 'at 430. Father addressed the Gibney congregation again on the second Station of the Cross.. A Noyena to St. Patrick' was commenced in the' church on Saturday and one to St. evening Joseph wOuld, Father Gibney announced! commence oh
was
,
does
why
Herald
Fremantle
Party
concert
grand
:
the
Says stone
a
the Perth Town: Hall in aid of St Brigid's schools at Nprth Perth. The was to its utmost filled building capacity. A of Irish lengthy programme Songs had neen and at the arranged, eight o clock entertainment Letters were began. received from His Honor the Chief Justice and from Miss Pearse, both of whom had
mnr
"
last
givenin
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At a Northampton girl, aged 13 years, Brown Middleton was named Margaret burned to death through a lighted lately over kerosene and falling lamp upsetting a book. her whilst she was in bed reading
Monday
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On
tlie
ofthe'drpss;" the fickleness
minds
their nature
of
explanation,
Way
to
brought
-
in.
_
»
.
Goldsmith's
the congregation devotions of the
IN
.
Dean
CONCERT PERTH.
.
that at the Williams, not It is reported Fraser named Alexander long since, a man fell from a hay-loft con and, sustaining cussion of the brain, died three days after wards.
A
IRISH
j
of On Sundiay morning last, the members Catholic the Perth Young Men's Society, their wearing regalia, approached holy the communion in a body in honour of Patrick. feast of St.
THE
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about to be released from jail, Mr. whose anxiety Dillon, regarding the,health of his imprisoned co-labourer led him a short time since to defer his departure for be expected Australia, to leave may Home shortly for the if indeed colonies, he is not on the way. already There is little time to lose and we certainly ; would that a public suggest meeting be held in Perth as soon as possible for the of considering purpose the advisability of Mr. Dillon, on his arrival asking at to our a visit Colombo, in the pay city interests of the Irish cause. is
last,
.
the
of
Sunday
on
j
Cathedral
I
the Patrick in St. Immaculate Conception mass. at the second
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From our own ; Corresbdndfent: The weather for the last' few 'days has been rather hot. The farmOrs are 'ho'w their! busily engaged in carting, produce to market. From 'suririse until Sunset ;
nooning
is
neara
duo
waggons and drays from
the
fields.
one
rattle
Or
the
,
old
going to and returning The road from Irish-
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Northam
to
the
in
is
a
bad state,
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owing
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AUSTRALIA
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that
teams
heavily-laden
many,
COLONIAL
ROYAL
it pass over daily. On Tuesday, the 5tli a inst., marriage the daughter took Eliza, place between and of Mr. P. Brennan, of Irishtown, Mr. James from "old Haggerty, lately Ireland." The Rev. Fr. Tracey performed life to the the ceremony. I wish long married couple. last the homestead' of a On Friday John of man named Miller, young was consumed Nunile, by fire, nothing left but the haystack and stables. being in the Even his seed- wheat perished flames. Mr. Watkins raised a kindly to to assist the young man subscription the coming season. seed-corn for purchase of the fire is unknown. The cause looks lively Races Northam just now. this week. are to be held in that township There are a great many horses in training for the various and an unusually events,
INSTITUTE. —
neat
late able
.
terests It
has
Australia,
brought practical Mr. A.
fortune
but Mr. the position Australia has of
career
show
wanting with
equality
entered progress
her sisters. short time the upon
the
and
to
a
very
now
—
in
the under
prominently side
this the
on
with "De and
work
of
notice, of somewhat becoming
—
Ord
the
the
Fitzroy,
Grey,
Fortescue, Murchison Rivers.
vi.
IlciUIb
un
these, them have
of
—
oil
iiUilUaj
of
Mr. "
Hensman.
feast far as
a
and
famine"
a
rainy
beds
one
concerned.
are
getting anything, more and shares, are very rife, fetching week 15 £l The other good prices. and a sold for a sum of £60, shares were shareholder dis few days later the same number of shares for posed" of a similar has been Another of tin £55.' discovery first of the made about a mile north-west find. The washing of about a pint of of tin a about a teaspoonful dirt yielded very good yield indeed. to Australind, con A visit a week back, of pota me that the swamp vinced crop now coming on, will not be a good toes, at least in in some that locality one, places the ground being too moist and in other places too dry. of 'On Friday last the members evening Heart branch of the Sacred the female held their usual Association monthly good meeting at which there was a very and on attendance, Sunday approached in a body. I must Holy Communion of this here remark that the meetings of the Association are far better branch attended than those of the male branch. to in was have been held A meeting the on St. Patrick's Day for Bunbury what steps should of considering purpose be taken to welcome Father Brady on his advisable to but it was deemed arrival, till some future date. postpone the matter on St. Patrick's Day, falling Sunday, andbufc than usual, quietly passed of more byagoodnumberofour forthe. green worn have been nothing there would townsfolk betoken the recurrence of the feast. 'to warm After a few very days the weather has again become cool.
—
purpose state of things, that Hensman
and the
very young this kind will time. It
is
by
are
the for
ing
no
of
those
who
was
ways. Beverley, line is
Hordern's terminus now
'
Midland line It is needless of extension rich
"
late
mineral
communication exist. There
the
on
distributed
are
does not thousands
of
Mr. so
soul
into
already the his
and in
by
clerk
all
of be
clerk
good
in
the
well, Hensman concise and
Police officer vice
of
rich
and all —
to
the surplus formidable as
of the1
he
of the resources picture Ibis Colunv before us at the The Colonies and India.
and
prospects oresent time.
of —
JARRAHDALE. v -
From
our
St. Uwmg to Sunday,
upon usual notice off
JratriCK we
S
were
concert.
uay
iauing of our
deprived
Nothing
everything transpired; and peacefully. On quietly
VERTH
passed
attendance ot members large "association held of this on meeting at the An instruc extremely Thursday, 7th March. delivered Father Duff on was by tive lecture in life, lasted about which points Starting listened to attentively and was an hour, by At the conclusion Father those assembled. vote of accorded a most Duff was hearty for March The issue of the Journal thanks. the Editor and contained then
There
Sunday to
was
some
pen
way they are alone Whose hearts ,
For
"
.
Ireland,
is
not
child
no
19fch,
excellent of Mr.
matter— J.
Moffat,
article under the
an
on
true
Irish,
oh,
yes,
they
from
particu a gave of the
are
all
true
1889.
National Library of Australia
on
St.
Patrick
s
it
resident
Jr
manure |
evening
it
was
by
votes-
Os-
off
seen
vessel passing small indeed.
a
very
tne
make scale
in
the
of
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pating her
Wales,
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bedding from
to
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of Arras action, the
proposal
therefore, home- with
new
csd
was
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and
he
ox
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i
and wiiicii
ready
readily of taking the and it house,
naturally
towards that was
bad not
appreciated
took
her
a
so
her the
help her
place in that she cheerful, and
so
companion latter, although haughty, owing new
very
she
training
so
graceful,
make com
agreeable
feeling She became
welcome.
to the could
to
presented protegee
and suitable for his daughter.
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and was amiable
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good
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his young orphan into she would to him that appeared
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worthy.
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of this kind, as and the place such an aversion
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from keep scarcely weeping. her husband's However affectionate and lier welcome home, daughter's in dissi succeeded very much caresses,
that
regulations:
for
taste have
within inspired that she could
office.
—
II.
it was a dismal And and certainly lonely looking place for 6ne who could live not calm happy in the "quiet contented with and country study the countess work. Unfortunately had
enclosing
of "The
TRUE.
Continued.
applica
Jtioyai
the
AND Chapter
revised Naval
—
England,
to
Tenders of
the
C.
he has of State
of
Prince
or
of
Society
Machine
;
an
TRIED
Governor
be notified
to
the
Highness
Any
of 40
majority
M. Henri aeronaut, Wolff, ascent at Antwerp in his ball
Hillas,
exhibition,
Claim,
scenery
a
by
of the
that to be notified from the Secretary
Registration Protection
;
.
The
—
pleased to the additions rents under payable Act, 1886," and the
heading
date.
early
pickei up dark being
—
the
of the various of the soil, places the nature and the around in and Guildford, interest and his of the people per character genial remarks upon the difand interesting tinent under his notice tint came ferenfc objects and observant eye of a keen gave ovidcii?©
vice,
B.
Tribe, resigned; Arms Sergeant-at P. vice H. Council,
been
by
of Guildford," being Impressions The writer worthy of mention. larly description graphic and entertaining the pretty vineyards and orchards,
wilt
by grace
lighted
Day.
March
ready
"
of
"its
-
a
"
Shore. thou own "Whose heart
was
being British
has 6ince Nothing descending. or heard of the balloon or its been seen two and it is feared that they occupants, are both drowned, their chance of being
list and regulations of copies of a prize Exhibition to be an Agricultural in Windsor Great held in June next, The prize and regulations Park. may on at the Colonial be seen application office. Secretary's Regula Additional Goldfield has The Governor in Council tion.
MEN'S
SOCIETY.
l was However, surprised evening, St. James' bell from hearS the tolling and on wending my way up the Church, little roundabout I noticed hill, groups I was inform and on arrival the Church, were about to be held in ed that devotions Patron Saint— a mark honour of Ireland's sons for— of honor paid by his faithful Green -that he bore to Erin's The light
Yes, Father
YOUNG
CATHOLIC
of
worthy
an
are
of the
tend
has
acting tultural
Societies.
Correspondent.
own
coinage.
f Dinamiteur des Airs," on. 15. He was accompanied by officer of the Belgian Lieu an Gardes, tenant About 3 o'clock Daniel. the wind the balloon carried out to sea,
Sinclair,
be
Cadets. it
His
—
Jauuary
dated
—
—
the
oon,
a received circular despatch, from the 22nd January last, the of State for colonies, Secretary from a of a letter transmitting copy
—
a
C. to
agricultural Governor directs
aud
Inay Colony, that and in prominently eloquent a manner placed —
at
made
or
Darke, resign Probation
of colonies copies and forms respecting regulations which may be seen on Cadets, tioh''&feUolonial Secretary's
square
be
P.
received the for
which
ninaanamo—
A Dutch
publish into
F.
mtyi—
the gold
improve
Commons
to the Chief Harbor Sail G. W. resigned; to be an Constable E. Olding at Sharks of the Customs Bay,
directs
speedy
i»n»BBsa«aa—
A resolution th'at the declaring pro duction and sale of intoxicating liquors should be prohibited in Canada has in the Dominion been rejected House of
come
Department
MoaU
a.m.
A seed wheat started fund, by the South Australian has been Register,' headed by the Premier with £100.
acting
G.
general riAni»f.liAnen
'
vice
resigned. Naval
country
Australia about the
R.
Railway promoted;
Legislative
upon
A.
Bibra,
the
Kidson,
means
First
uavy
acting Taylor, of the Railway,
office
vice
Perth, (bank March bankrupt meeting creditors
Adjudicated
::
and in
A.
—
a.m.
Extensive preparations made for the mobilisation
clerk
Master,
and
patches," other thousands
are
in
acting
dis
by any
interests has so so
to
April proclamation
previously when it is to
storekeeper,
meeting Guildford, re R. T.
In
It is announced that Mr. Goschen, the of the Exchequer, Chancellor proposes
of
one
the
Taylor
with valuable
"
in
Accountant, von ed: C.
doing
interests will name
prohibited. from the
Appointments.
at that
agricultural
miles square of Western
borders
is
he
(This
is
ed, as the date is fixed). force
one
pluck
next
15th
the.
general hotel,
11
23rd,
—Minim
14.
Bay
1st
King,
11
proclamation the importation of except in a preserved
Champion
—
:
Guildford
SllTVPAmn
By
—
—
March ruptcy) 11th.
GAZETTE.
and pears, apples or into dried state, after any south port differs
Mr.
of ago the era about in the
is
to bring only need railways There is room development. in such a country to settle of Great Britain population number of that the population it
Anthony
and the approaching completion, is forward. again going rapidly dwell the to upon importance in a Colony like where the this,
pastoral,
tricts where
nor
a tremendous quantities, to the extension of rail line from the to Albany of the Perth Beverley
given
...
Proclamation. dated March 7th,
of due
Colonists
Contemporaneously gold and other
of
impetus
matters up in the
associated
large
Steed Cross
THURSDAYMARCH
is
want Colony a have high ap
Colony,
the discovery minerals in
9 9 9 2 9 0
7 5 9 2 0 0 0 6 7 6 7
...
GOVERNMENT
Colony
enterprise,
foresaw 10 years which set was to with characteristic himself heart and
for ever gratefully West Australians.
...
Mr.
whose memory tribute was
which enterprise towards promoting and with which
gigantic so much
_
who The —
prosperity and west, once threw
the
their
to Sydney paid a graceful
Hensman
;
that
of
of
Hordern,
one
The
wanting
them.
...
—
lists Sussex Busselton May 13th, 11 Court House, Guildford,;
(liquidation
creditors
10 9 7 7 7 7 7
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Perth
or
with which
agree is
in
people outside
preciation
of
we quite matter
resources
...
Hero Nimrod
for introduced with the unequal
to reflect
means
rich
reservoir
...
Lists. for the
:
be
consideration.
gratifying
...
Gunpowder
During
and yet, however, doubtless be taken
is
—
\
system should of coping
of serious
worthy
are
effective
some
damming" the
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is,
that
gested "
up their
...
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mile.
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—
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might
rise
time overflow
Flying
season
—
!
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;
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a
Western
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of course, be looked as ever upon being likely from a utilitarian to prove as useful, point of the with which view, as streams splendid Eastern Australia has been more profusely be done blessed. But something at least can with to the views them, according practical
Correspondent.
w edWednesday week last being Asli at the mass was said in Bunbury hesday, after which Father usual hour (7 o'clock), to where Australind, Delany proceeded sacrifice at the holy he. again celebrated oi tne iaicnrui tne thus .10 a.m., giving an of latter little opportunity village mass on so great a feast day. attending con the successful Mr. C. L. Hastie, of the Bunbury tractor for the working is now engaged busily Railway and Jetty, the in the work of putting together the line. He for use on rolling-stock working the line in about expects to start three weeks' time. The excitement caused by the tin find
Bridgetown
"Hinerhoa
bv
j
year,
....
—
of
release
electoral
House,
a.m.
1J miles.
...
of
Many whole
of each
summer
public familiar
Court
3 7
6
of
revision
7.7 7
conditional
Reg. No. 8122, Wm. Stuart. of Revision Electoral Courts of Sessions Pretty
lbs.
...
...
the Lennard, Ashburton, Gascoyne,
d
...
...
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the
...
...
Progress Nimrod Valentine Lowlander First King Red Cross Blacklock Metropolitan Handicap. Duration War Cry
the
the
laAiiig
the
during
not
if
—
fortunately
the
bringing
....
of his
restoration
10 2 9 2 8 2 7 10
...
Arab Steed Handicap.— Hero
Autumn
full-bodied no -water has in Rivers it and we are plenty, thanks Hensman and his many to Mr.
coadjutors
1£
Gunpowder
consequently
courses.
BUNBURY.
near
Footprint Hero
the Western since, of Australia map Colony occupied of the adornment of one great patch innocent which mountains and rivers so plentifully bedecked eastern of the continent. the portion The one misfortune of the is Colony, indeed, extensive that it has no mountain ranges,
Up
ernor
for
miles.
...
celebration
of freedom 5996. Reg. No. Jones. His the Gov-? Excellency has been pleased to sanction the
Wm.
A.
W.
—
:
The has
—
—
st.
Duration "War Cry Hinemoa
has alone terms of
opportunity on place her
for the registered in this colony. Prisons. A certificate has for been issued
a
upon which
Marriages. of Albany, B.A.,
of
marriages
Club. the acceptances —
purposes.
Celebration Rev. J. Brady,
AND
the
races
man
—
been
of
The following are the undermentioned Stakes. Grandstand
way exag he that Bays
and
Meeting Turf
Autumn
the
for
Copper, —
son
pro
(By Observer.) RACES. "'PERTH
THE
A.
Public Reserve. "Upper MurchiNo. 1412 (1000 acres) near the for Police Upper Murchison Station,
by
the closed.
GLEANINGS.
re
M.
:
ure.
police
advanced
that
to
station
ar
the was
carried
NOTES
SPORTING
no
now
and
gramme
and
proposed
This concluded the meeting then
the
has
when
development
speedily
been
of
The Colony Hensman in
sisters.
slowly, gerates Western will
the
P.
rising the of his benefit hints practical as in the to
promote further develop the vast and great territory. important
still
to
which
was
out,
acclamation.
of that
Attorney-General
been of the
sprightly
lllw
own
of
years
Eastern Colonies Australian to go torgroup towards at what ward in the race prosperity the Colonists call a "handcharacteristically, Western Australia has progressed gallop." indeed when with her but slowly compared
Golden is The latest news from Valley A many not very great encouraging. have returned. prospectors Travelling team is almost to the goldfields with a so as the water is impossible just now, that travellers have scarce along the route to to go over 60 miles without being able obtain a drop. sick is quite free from all The district which are an "all-theness, except colds, folks. affair" with us country year-around March 1889. 11th,
our
Western
of that
sources
season.
From
and
in
manner
the criticised the Editor, for Journal the
had
'
well,
in
Hensman,
dozen
a
is to give us observations, besides some should be done to what
out
water
experience Colony,
is
expected. in the district holds of the considering dryness
The
half
some
members of thanks
vote
it
:
'
good meeting
After
several
,
town
had
received, she attentions and with a warmth
showing kind
all responded to them which seemed to predict
a
that,
close
friend-
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to take
in
Madame to bestow
of
one
our
own
was
these
In
whom
of
they were underremarks
cutting
for
perfectly, other any
she
ful
'
o-r./1 wiiu
gvj
in
liersfilf.
jlijaav
srymp.
—
vent burst
her
tears.
of
mamma, "Oh! would she say
dear
my
mamma!"
of herself, "why did Laura to the grave take your not you to be so much She is with you ? here on earth. Everybody calls pitied too her because, being beggar-girJ, she is to obliged young to work yet, Oh my God eat the bread of charity. thus I do to escape being .can
I go that I hear called never by thatmyself may Oh! I name of beggar-girl. galling I will tell will benefactress, go to my all iii the household despise her how But and treat me with contempt. me that
perhaps poor servants must
to
would be wrong for would be scolded
No
account. I
weep
no
shall
Where
humiliated.
I
;
and
aloyie,
Yet
one.
in
sutler
will it
tell
is
these on
my
silence.
my trouble sad part to a did the good
far
overcame
self
with
to play. allow doctor him ? from never
He It.
with
can
child tion
did
!
that
the poor her sad posi soul caused
to
aware
!"
and that her sensitive sufferings her endure unspeakable of the unkind people the midst in to. come whom with she was obliged she tried contact. Nevertheless into
and endeavour to hide all her sadness to to show gratitude ed to her utmost ever and was to her benefactors trying that their Catherine, daughter please win her affection. she might for the last three latter The had
under
been
months
the
of
care
a
Ger
woman but a clever governess, with her own infatuated knowledge, in and and quite cold-hearted stern, the heart of her of capable training
over
pupil. to her care was Laura also, given as stimulus to a that she might serve whose profit by her studies Catherine, time had been of the up to the present misfortune This was a fresh slightest. for orphan, owing to her for the
poor
precocious and her
to made
application time she had
years progress,
t.wv
her
intelligence,
whereas This little. the
assiduity, in two study, astonishing had made
Catherine
rise
cave
to
great
of
Catherine, jeaiousy become imbued who moreover, had, dislike of the Anne's with the crafty child. orphan was no there Henceforth peace for on
victim
the unfortunate will.
Even
ruled
by
vanity,
part
the her
of
so
Countess,
much for
illever
passion, to see her by the miserable surpassed she had rescued and
could
predominant
not
bear
daughter little beggar girl to rise up against she did not blush creature as an little innocent the she had undertaken although enemy, and protectress. to be her friend Had the Earl been at home, such an would injustice not jforhe wo\ild
have have
never
taken
allowed
it.
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place,
But
in her
tion
Lady
Arras, had the found daughter,
times
that
rine
to
a
and services
the
her was
and
It
was
were
an
being
loss
irreparable the
at
deprived
no
y
the
Irish
the
whose
country cruel
outrage
phase
of
a
withholding a
interest
dependencies to
sense, other
"cutting
their
But
er.
it
is
visit
particularly
moie
gentleman conld
lie
by
cause
from
justicw feeling which
of
The
told
which
by
his
would
article
in
last
Saturday's
advanced
Australia which
would the
Western spend a
the
leading issue of the
of
one
Dillon, the band
Mr.
the who
foremost
high and his such as who
are
not
are
entirely
he
his
character,
Mr.
expounds.
Dillon's
Australia is to visiting and empathy practical support Home Rule movement, Irish and that he inclined to the opinion in
ore
will
meet
tion
than
with he
a
more
favourable
anticipates.
visited Australia the same cause the ago in was not then national feeling nor so deep-seated ly evinced the time, and, present
Redmond
know
ability,
in fact, are, powers compel the repect of all those with him, and who acquainted to condemn so unfair as a man because of the political opinions or
that-
wondrous
a
kiud."
Air.
years Australian so
strong
as
it
de.i
ocralio
Abraham
Brownrigg,
Bishop
of
Patrick M'Alister," Down and Connor, Pierce Power, Bishop
Bishop
of
f
and
of Waterford
Lismore.
Thomas M'Given, Coadjutor Bishop of Dromore. Patrick of O'Donnell, Bishop
j f
f
Raphoc. John LysteR, Bishop of Achonry. Edward M'Gennis, Bishop of Kil-
f
Michael
f
tnore.
Comeuford, of ivildaro
Bishop
Coadjutor
and
Leighliu.
of
far
more
Lime
The
and
of
Bishop Mr.
and iu
be
Perth,
asked there
Tho Bishop the
to
Nottingham
and
O'Brien.
to
from
the
I
Irish
Mansion Evening,
,
iu
—
perpetrated upon Mr. will with he received
William
noble
is
of his the greater iil'ths
of Bishops outrages
Great
O'Brien
for
such
him
to
will
not
os
ten fact
o'clock that
and wore night, only from to1 eight (ti'nndny) in (he and the morning, the received within replies
that
:
it
of
the
To as
to
is
right of fourand of inhabitants of such a man a
support countrymen treat a
aud
to do because he of a degradation felon,
usage
a
a dis shocking crime, deadly the whole Tory Government, unless a against, stain protested nation. upon. our
The
English Roman
It
is
Church Catholic.
favourite plan for the truth but without boldly,
care
a
little
state
of
always
who
some
of
history, that proof,
to
the
Church
of England never was Roman and never the acknowledged Head of the Church. Pope to be the I hopo to show you, dear reader, in this that the Church of England paper, before the Reformation always did ac knowledge the Pope to be the Head of Catholic
at
j
day
that limited time constitute a declaration of full and practical authority complete conclusive to ness, adds another proof the many in sad history our of the
bear
cause
the
by brutal to the submit
is
day's
o'clock
His IWi
part
death
grace and,
on the part of their assent which enables mo to send you memorable documeut without a
this
paper
to
to
fellow
a cause
felon,
instant
between delay. Last evening, five nud half-past half-past sever, my wired the' text of the protest secretary to each prelate. Tho offices telegraph in three or through the country, except lour of the close at piincipal towns,
a
Britian.
Lordships this
local
take whatever I part such action. Mr. statesman of a pure and
character. cause, and
eous
gratitude by the and cannot be ignored country, by even the present for it is certain Government, to .command attention and sympathy civilised the world. The throughout have responded to my. appeal prelates without the delay of a moment, and it, is this
glad
a
promoting
O'Brien :
House, Dublin, Sunday 3rd 1889. February, The accompanying pro-
Dear Sir, of the Arclibishops test and Ireland the infamous against
to
heattily to take
be liappy
shall
The following communica important has been issued by tho Lord Mayor
am
addressed
Nottingham
and emphatic proposed prompt action in Nottingham to protest against the shameful treatment of .Mr. William M. P., iu Clonmel Prison. I O'Brien, can
tion
or
letter
following "
Hierarchy.
open
in ;
f f
mission.
Protest
eight
at
in Australia its is very strong the exception of this with provinces, autonomous have long" enjoyed colony, and they cauuot government, recognise stinct
his
prosecute
all
is
we
makes
fellow-feeling
The
recep
When a few
f
Ossory.
of
oratorical
holds
object enlist for the we
personal
Australia, few days
John
of patroits are engaged in for Ireland's political freedom, fighting of their and it at the risk liberty, may said of their will visit be even lives, Dillon is Mr. a man who Australia. and admired is by his politi respected cal opponents and even by those who his cause as a treasonable one. regard His
Bishop
Clonmacnoise.
Aloysius O'Callaghan, Bishop of Cork, James Browne, Bishop of Ferns,
so
amount
an
support
Woodlock, and
Ardagh
Thos.
f
much and he arguments, are to obtain iu sure,
already
Cloyne. of Bishop
therefore,
timely
time
Bartholomew of
lead ultimately the painter" altogeth with to Mr. regard' to Australia that we wish to speak. That
eloquence bo able, we
Noble
short
a
f
of
McCarthy, Bishop Fitzgerald,
William
Ross.
We would, lie that should be suggest communicated with at Golumbo, by some of his fellow in countrymen
Dillon.
Herald
Morning In
as
appeared
John
is
colonial
think that very possibly not do much good for bis Western visiting Australia,
Western
Suggestion. The following
f f
may
he has
practical
1-Ieuald's
Fremantle
Killaloe.
as it is as a regarded poor We veuture place. out-of-the-way to that if he could however, be think, induced to at turn aside and Albany, come on to lie would materially Perth, aid in the bo has view. In object addition to the number of converts he to the cause would be certain to make
required. for Laura early age of
John
Bishop of Clonfert. Bishop of Killala. Francis J. MacCormack, Bishop of Galway and KilmacJnagh. James Ryan, Coadjutor Bishop of
and
Continued.
Mr.
Leighlin. Patrick Duggan, Hugh Conway,
may
hiru for than compensate trouble of coming here.
Visit
f f
f
inasmuch
of instructions she had up to turned time to such good ac present and which alone could count bring her in her she soon any comfort troubles, fell into a state of discouragement.
The
she
and
f
f
wrong. which
Ireland her
in
W,
Elphin.
—
fostering
Majesty's
Thomas Nulty, Bishop of Meath. of Olofrhnr. James Donnelly. Bishon James Lynch, Bishop of Kildare and
f t
Government
the question
humanity duty to de Government
our
of Croke, Archbishop Emly. f J ohn M'Evilly, of Tuam. Archbishop Pius Leahy, Bishop of Dromore. f J ohn f Laurence Gillooly-, of Bishop,
are.
and
it
suffer
Cashel
in cause, add safely Australians
may of sympathy
Her
not
Thomas
f
J
and We
is
efforts
united.
indigna treatment
,
deem
we
a moment to be lost the discontinuance of mal which is to the shocking of all political and parties apposed to the usages of civilization." Logue, of f Michael Archbishop of All Ireland, Armagh, Primate J. Walsh, of f William Archbishop Primate of Ireland, Dublin,
a fighting subject on fresh act of cruelty the Balfour and his creatures
Mr.
.
undersigned
securing treatment, adherents
humanity
bitter
the
in
is
and
justico with
'
We,
should
crying and that and unhappy at tho present
more
am,
and order clare that
who desire to seo the unity Englishmen of the Empire maintained would do well to viz. how far in pause and consider,
fourteen,
To be
of
everv
of
This
of her
was
the
Australians,
party peace,
of Ireland hierarchy of justice and of dear sir, faithful your Ihomas Sexton.
cause
have been inflicted learned, Mr. upon William in Clonmel Jail O'Brien, M.P., to the manifest of his life and the peril dancer of the public peace. " In tho interest alike of
they of the
distort
or
to
sentiment or prevent both isolated and
from the sanctions
Laura at all of her own
governess no longer
than
cruel
Australia, alienates
some specious pretext to send Cathe husband renowned school at 'boarding
Lyons,
is
there
strengthens
consola for duration,
advantage
one
never
resents
and
1
this
long
that
sense
part
induce 'her
to
freedom,
Dillon's
of very seing
not
was
national
for
ed.
success
certain for her
obscure clear
is
a
clear
exigencies
and degrading to which those who wore cause and national patriotic
her
her,
a
even
Unfortunately,
man
\
to
out
especially the tion
so
languages
Her progress. coldness the took so much
splendid
to
'
of
It
was
Their
by
to
energy
study
who governess, in that her, she, made aniends to troubles.
for
have such harshness
to devote
as
attractive
triumphed
being poor. allowed me to
for
me
The
such
her
me,
herself renewed
the
I
of the
Arclibishops and Bishops of Ireland, feel imperative solemn ly called upon to join in a pro test tho shameful against indignities aud inhuman violence as have we which,
she is than oppressed the of Mr. time, despite vanntings Balfour others of and as to the result Coercion. that a They .recognise, too, Crimes hundred Acts could not crush
herself nearly simul having applied of Italian taneously to the acquisition and she soon made German French,
away and he
taken
be love
be.seen
easily well
was
to
me
He
reproached never would
be treated
ever
enemies and humility,
distance
"
!
of
the
peace.— servant,
;
them to national
more
said,
this
often
where
Ireland
be
in
.
prospect. more than
Ireland's and demerits
where
at
rate,
any
peace
power to help
her
over
and
particularly
_
Why
have
win
gentleness
studies.
_
what
to
a
may
home,
issues.
at
so
deavoured
it
strife
real
less
practical sense a of justice else which leads
are,
at
party
to afflicted forcibly hearts, she felt herself to bear strengthened her trials with a until then resignation She bearan to isrnore unknown to her. her and en the insults heaped upon
speaks
of
federa of
or
unity becomes
daily more
is
it
national
perceived
ly are
fortified and thus of which love,
Him faithfully, the holy religion
by
therefore
of the park there to give free alley in a her wounded to feelings
more
means
serve
of these lose a word did not too She was conversations. insulting and these to sneers, despise young and much to heart, took them very
far
a
and
question
her
the meantime
that which
anything with sympathise cause. The merits
had been given her to bear up courageously. The for period making her first had Communion come a holy priest ; had her to love God arid to taught
her
u
daughter, already
her
had with
language spoken She had already picked mother. of the a Anne good deal up from and these in mountains, used patois never
yyuujlu
flame
that Now been several herself to address
to friend
and
anxiety
own
to
dream But
was
the doctor and beg situa from the cruel but in, having heard he feared his to increase therefore gave up the
generous to deliver she was ill she
tion
he
idea.
French
dark
tempted
her her
tion
Laura. against write she had
jealousy she could
tinies
bar
the
to concurred Everything excited petty persecutions
th6
by
adven
little
this
child
poor
stood
so
followed says she is
ever
Anne
up
pick
making
her
see
enkindled. increase
-the
on
zeal sacred
patriotic
I
"
better
turess." The
you well
his of
j
country
to
Could
were
other
bestowed which
to his fan the
to
only
was
j
been than
we
;
own
our
"
obliged served
far so gone have plenty of paupers have and it would
have
not
praises stranger, to refuse
the
on
he and
or. reason of withholding justice that which from Ireland has so. greatly tended to their own advancement and moreover, that They sec prosperity. Ireland without self-rule' is distinct a
j
need
the
Surely
proud.
her charity
beggar
Laura,
against
frequent
the
given
ever
!
Besides
1
hatred
said
than
more
-
sulky
Italian about,"
us
another. to believe, that slie had
and
and
little
to
one
possibly dressed, such trade
deeply
now
his and he up to speculations at home to see how' rarely things While on the one hand going 011. checked the presence expressions
her heart wounded
that,
to
spoke
servants
in
ill-will
was
1
Anne
girl,
'
and
time
.
"
his
household was showed her so much
continually being their sarcasms. is the little That
by
but of Next
...
her, and
contempt was
Laura. of the Earl
poor
the exception the whole
against
was
,
day, with Countess,
joy
-
short
of
-
moment for duration
-
this
But
'
the up
Church, to
Tho English
and
therefore
always
was,
Roman Catholic. lime, of historian great the Church is the Venerable
Bede,
that
early
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all
power
over
Churches
the
over
the
faith
till
then
year '735. Speaking he says, that " we may to call him our Apostle he bore the Pontifical and was placed the world,
of truth, up io
For
it
this
was
nation Church of ,
Pope. For the
him
instructing
do in England. In tells him to ordain
what
to
he
receive the faith, he be Archbishop there.
to
one
,
was
those
"With
that
hood,
taught
the
to
respect commit
we
ain,
him, around to ordain "But to
.
and
.
or
lish
British,
this
To
of the
of the
Kingdom other
whom
know
we
;
received British
bishops
.
power
of
that
also
their
at the of Council present a.d. io the letter 347, which declared, to Pope Julius, that the sent See of that is, the Bishopric of Rome, is Peter, the of Head all bishops. Secondly, were
if
even
this
were
as anything prove of England for
regards the British
;
would
have
Church
whatever
nothing would
with
would not the Church
it
true,
not
to
do
the English, help them ; there to convert Aiig;.stine of fore the Church England connot lay claim to any or not rights privileges, even to the Christian faith, through the even
St.
Church.
British British
Thirdly, would not
bishops
Augustine
bo
to
their
that
.
Paulinus,
the
faith
first
it
—
was
of of the Bishop by the appointment St. was made too, Rome. Augustine, of England ; by Pope Gregory Primate of St. Augustine to and each successor the time of the Reformation, including the first afterwards Cranmer, who was afresh received Protestant Archbishop, the Pope of his time tho authority from Arch which had been given to the first .
The sign of this of Canterbury. bishop was the pally a kiud of stole authority and worn every only by Archbishops, of Canterbury and of York Archbisop to Rome, after ho was ordain had
gone
his unable to receive pall (unless and send for do so, when he could it), net his as could use power Archbishop In Bede's His he had received it. till ed,
to
Saxon Dr.
and in the Anglo even work of which
tory, a
Protestant great
Archbishop his
or
pall,
the
acknowledges
critic, we
authority,
Chronicle, the Giles,
goiug to sending
to
of
told
often Rome
ore
an
receive
to
Rome
for
it.
consecration from this
:
I,
hour
obedient
j-
Bede, Bede, bk,
i. ii.
c. c.
27,
29
;
bk.
2.
National Library of Australia
ii.
c.
I.
.
will
be in
to Blessed Itoman
Apostolic Lord
.
.
Catholic
future
Peter and
Pope, succeeding." (See
fully land.
elect
acre
and
Truth
his
and
the our
successors
Church
Society,
of Old price
.
pete
IN THE KINGDOM.
FARMING
to
the
editor
grow
of
farmer British has this Sir,-— The from an excessively 1888, suffered wet and cold summer, for it rained from the beginning of Juno until about the of
the
almost
month
week
first
daily there
in
10 days without rain, time it was most
rather
alike, more
these been and
three more
at
the unseasonably and Wales
England,
suffered
September
indeed during could not have
—
Scotland, in Ireland it was favourable;AH the earlier
but
I
heard
the uncut about three
fiue,
and than
the the
of in
corn
snow
Scotland, in the
weeks
October
and later
is
than it The wet want of sun,
was
a
year
currants,
plums,
fruits
tomatoes,
flavourless, and even
and
all
other
except
disagree the grapes grown for want of raiu, under glass, are flaccid and tasteless. Then the crops of hops in and Sussex' are Kent, an Surrey entire and I do not suppose failure, that one
acid,
Df
acre
gathering.
gardens entwined
hanging
in
I the upon
hops
in
ten
the
mildewed,
worth
was
hundreds counties with saw
of the
hop bines
and the poles hops blighted, brown, and so that the bines hnd
useless perfectly to be cut, poles pulled bines burnt together.
up,
and hops and
bound
am
farms, number
enterprise is
a
convenient
a
are are
not
profitable,
corn
on their farm with position with the railway com have empty trucks supplied
to
into and
required strawberries
in
are
gathered packed in baskets These
the
Liverpool, so towns, to the various
Strawberries Messrs, stable
when it is the manure
farm
extent
tho
nonsidered in London
quite
and land, very highly of 30 tons of
the acre and that the cost of ;
is 3s. ton, per 3s. carriage 6d., unloading, and spreading perhaps 2s. 6d. it mukes 9s. per ton, or about £13 more, acre 10s. for every manured, the returns considerable to must, be very pay for such an outlay, is yet it acknowledged
than that high fanning pays better any kind. I of other went over portions aud the growth of tho green these farms, and root was enormous. crops A farmer that I know grew this year 140 tons of raspberries, which ho sold to Crosse
aud
lilackwell
lor
£20 '
per ton.
Another
had
about
60
of cauli
acres
to
tied
wires.
500
I
cucumbers
counted li-mo-ino-
cut
for
this
by
The
tomatoes more
while looking very than they to get
sun
good flavour
a
are
in grown glasshouses and so are peaches and and nectarines, and the apricots, whole of these can be obtained about six months out of the year ; but I
extensively,
in
deficient
think, beans
also
are
in
hothouses strawberries farms with mosj
of
distance and it
is
is
aud
of
acres
and glasshouses, a reasonable
within
market
a
said
cheap,
French
for market in grown as winter, well "as I have seen pots. some
in
12
of
flavour.
the
tliem
culture
that
fast
the
have
more
or
less
of glasshouse
area
extending,
glass
from the necessity
being
ofgrowing
early crops in and out of season to com those pete with delivered from foreign countries. In the midland and northern counties of -England and Wales I observed that wlieie the land is distant from a market or where the surface soil rests a upon cold clay subsoil, a very largo quantity of land is laid down in much
very the
—
formerly higher
npfc
railway carting,
Messrs.
of
require
made
mauy
to
manure
eady
that
not
fruit
markets
are
the market. I noticed method of growing they were of a taper and pointed shape and of deficient so seed, be so they could not in the ground, good as when grown as then the seed goes out to equally the i
grow
rich
require
Vincent
to
manuring
the
and
gown. of the
slopes
cucumber-house
upwards to
are
two
of sufficient only just a person to walk under. The or tomatoes hang down inside
height' for cucumbers and iu one
grass
next
they grow of strawberries.
;
rotten
that
the
with the
permanently
season
Edinburgh, Birmingham,
large
delivered fresh of course hunch eds of tons
gathered in
delivered
arc
Glasgow,
to
is
the
fresh fruits
and early morning and placed in trucks.
of fruit
trucks
other,
which other
cucumbers
and with
as,
a
arrangement
as
up
most
the on
;
to
or
These grow
Grapes
confess
to
to attention what is done that at least of farmers
narrow
the
raised the tomatoes
insure
are
they
the farmers. heated by hot and fruit are
by less
or
vegetables market. Cucumber houses are about 6ft. wide, sunk path in the centre, side beds, upon which either for
end.
a
anJ
tolerably been saved, rather better
if
move
and
fine,
of farmers in Kent family of the name of Vincent who have done in and are great thiugs farming, successful. the generally Amongst done were enterprising by them things to sidings railways put from tho various is
of
ago. with the season, together has spoiled the potato crop. are rotten in many Potatoes and places, all are The strawberries were watery. without and the gooseberries flavour,
ably
grown. There
as
in and anticipated July the usual months August, harvesting but a good deal in the warmer parts"; of the corn has had to bo kiln dried, and the failure of the grass crop has caused the price of hay ti> rise to four times
soft
are
was
more
I paid some examined
great produce that their attention
morning Manchester,
upon
but, months
themselves the circum
and
;
very
panies
were
have
crops harvest
corn
falling
interest
is
it
immense
vinte'r
used
all
glass roof inside, Ihe houses are
one
entirely ana of produce hay, but a great variety and are, in fact, And up to the times. I will some describe of the that things
an
and crops of hay were totally spoiled, of October in the I' saw in beginning> and northern the midland counties of and England hay still uncut, large of corn out in the fields In quantities
October
but
case
profitably.
having
confiuing
morn
a
if
say
growing
by
grow another, the enlighten what it should be they and this is natural only cannot have the necessary
the
water,
tomato
com
cannot
experience
and matter, of number considerable
year,
end
and
foreigner,
ing to fiud out, if the farmers have done anything to meet
grow
Herald.
ing
—
the writers
showing growing sydney
to
do to
are
forced
noticed
to grow endeavouring produce for which there is a demand, and that can they
UNITED
the
oe
have
stance
an& ftfome.
Station,
they as
after
#ariu,
I
and
glasshouses
They
as
lord, law
2d).
of
£1
at
Holy Eng
:
the the
they might
all doing the against
practical
his
land, let
was
But in
are
they
the
.
good
was
;
autumn
of Brussels are sprouts and sent- to every town in the and appear to' be kingdom, a very favourite and one in universal vegetable, and celerv request, also. A great feature in the now, especially of towns, is the immense amount vicinity
per but
daily papers, all while unfavourable admitting circumstance attending fanning in these of whetlmr countries, raise the question
as
.
it
writers
some
although
of faithful
miles
annum.
per
that
.U
and
Church,
.
.
.
acre per of London
5s.
neighbourhood
farmer should
"
of"
do not suppose in the
some
Continued.
be
;
bk.
Canterbury
at a rental within 20
cannot they compete should product they
,
September
St.
and
Augustine Archbishops
I
Pope
ad an. 690. J Anglo- Sax m Chronicle The is from an extract following oath required from before every Bishop
cold.
different
very
To
it
—
III. of
him
/
gardening.
the
quantites gathered
the
annum,
:
same
he proposed.agree to anything letters of Pope Gregory tell Those also hpvv Englaud came to have us of Canterbury and York Archbishops they from
Pope Leo Archbishop
In
—
to
brocoli,
celery,
market
as
cannot be found for some of the and coses are rents in many almost nominal and as a ease in point as to rent, farmer informed me that a he had a farm of about 200 acres offered
but in it under
archbishopric, again placed
in
not
spinach, sprouts, turnips Scotch kale, carrots, parsnips parsley, onions, leeks, and other peas, beans, and on vegetables, such a scale large that it is now considered farming as well
all
most
the
cauliflowers, Brussels
lettuce,
Tenants
the Bishops the authority of York. In 787 the raised was by Pope
an
the
St.
not
to
articles,
produce
sending to
now
they
cabbages,
farms,
appealed
735
even
of
time it is present generally and acknowledged in England, Scotland, that farming does not Ireland and pay, of land is out of cultivation. a good deal
authority and restored to ad Theodore
In
continually
kinds,
At
all placed H umber under
Lichfield I.
one
tries
of two
heavy.
bk.
deposed of them,
of York, that
sentence.
III.
803
have
that he was not meeting, they judged of heart, and so would meelc and lowly
hold a of St.
of Adrian
even
but
;
Archbishop
this
see
than
the because despised they of the Pope, bat as authority because, to greet did not rise St. Augustine came to the place of them when they
now
i
the
Archbishop,
and
see,
north of the of the Archbishop
though
not
was'
(
He
and was "by of everything"
acquitted
St.
be wrong.
Bishops Archbishop
Gregory
bishops Sardica
ordained and
(Bede, he at
n
America aud Russia, low such and all prices, around within a England three or thousand miles
perishable of the quickness consequence of transit into the market, it almost throws him on his beam as his ends, rents are tithe and taxes high and his
that See," is, Rpme) ; about the country, visiting and what he reforming
to
Rome,
mitted
and key-bearer Heaven, through
Apostles,"
Churches"
of the
some
all
;
are
Rome,
i). was
churches
his
authority. that it is not true to say that the the Church did not acknowledge of the Church Pope to be the Head a British that Gildas, historian, says " the British be held St. Peter to the
be in
con
vegetables,
do
.districts
corn, hay, pnlse, but add all sorts and plants flowers;of the partake
some of them character, even growing orchids. Almost other field every 20 within miles of London, and 10 of other towns are now with planted produce such as
and at
selling
radius
inquiry diligent to be Archbishop
send
to
one
thought
be
answer
"made
English
Wilfrid,
First, British
first
the
Eng to
I
c.,
to
died
India-
and the
perfectly was the sent Church,"
Rome
t.o
Wighardt
of fruits, so 'that horticultural
is
from
"
26), Roman
Apostolic
the Aposlolic then he went
:
and this Augustine, by the authority of the Pope. But the British say, Anglicans admitted to be Church never the Pope did the the Head of the Church, nor to St. British submit bishops Augu stine's
iv.
c.,
inclement
and if they were all seasons, them propable they might withstand the good seasons with the by taking bad. But when corn is into imported in such enormous England quantities
whom Theodore, last well received and in England, soon assembled a at Council Hertford which he called himself" the Bishop fin of the see of Canterbury appointed by
be
So
subject
were
the
to
may obstinate
the
and
some
of
sent,
brother
your
unlearned
the
.
to
all
corrected authority." by your the bishops in England, whether
s,
for
of
to
he says of Brit
bisjps
them
says (bk. that the
Farmers in .many confine themselves to and turnips, as of old,
it
after the
years
Augustine,
These are some of the difficulties the British with farmer has had to struggle but these are difficulties caused by
;
Romans sent direct by665 King Oswy, who,
Pope Yitalian
and those Bishop of in Brit
bishops ordain, you shall be ordained that shall by the the priests but also all York, In another letter ain."
j;
Wighardt Bishop
my
Lord
In
St.
iii.
understood Catholic
the brother," Pope writes, of our God aud by 'the anthority be subject not Jesus Christ, only
you, "shall,
Pope Bede
as
he
number
a
be subject who should bishops and, when York and- the places should
the
letter
one
of
request
a
hundred
one
of
coming were Bishops
i
was
first
-
the
was
letters
on
without for it. actually going to Rome This of the pall was a of receiving sign their of the submission to the authority
Euglish. in his work succeeding of conversion, he was, by the Pope's " command, consecrated of the Bishop the of in by Bishop Aries, English" Then him France. Pope Gregory sent several
personal
to pilgrimage was that the English given receive the pall might
Archbishops
Pope Gregory into England St. When
the
Augustine
the when
Rome, leave
,
to
our
the
idols,
Augustine
St.
convert
to
already he made
given
Christ." who sent
reduced
on, at Canute
i
King
in
—
Later
died
.
the
of Pope Gregory and ought rightly whereas because,
I
who
case
price stock upon know, but —
by me,
than
more
when corn but whether
it
this
from would
a
it
pays land I
grass all
was
fetched
tho
appear
to
do
inquiries that it does
,<
pay. Ihe
corn in crops Scotlaud were usually but as backward, the latter, of September and all part of October was the sun tolerably fine, although not was very is warm, yet it probable that the crops were got in better than earlier in the season. anticipated I was in Iroland iu September, and the crops were the good generally, oats uu
most of the corn small it was patches iu to be cut and housed.. handy quantities a There is but no large crop of potatoes, doubt the low-lying lands in which f,oiuo. were the rain pi uu ted injured the crop. In the United Kingdom the agricul turist suffers from too much rain, cold, and unfavourable seasons, and com
grown
petition
very
and
so
especially
was
in
with
heavy
as
very
all
taxes
the world, and tithes,
rents,
and
yet some successful.
and by skill enterprise Australian suffer from agriculturist unfavourable drought?, and seasons, but if the same amount of competition skill and as is exhibited in enterprise the one were in the put iuto practice other it is successful probable equally follow.— results would I am. are
The
;
and also sold who sent 300
flowers,
people them pull aud sizes
pieces, pack in
that
could
This
they is
a
to
regular
all
them
to
women
and casks
cut
same
and
to
cut
to
suitable
with
be made industry,
the
brine,
into
so
pickles.
Loudon,
JOHN November 17,
YOUNG. 1888.
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often
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attachment
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followed
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train
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bad
enjoy
The only persons health
In what place' heard the world
cock
the
him
excellent
an
made
of
study
a
roots.
of
character
geological
drunkards
said
is
slip
rock be a
the to
no
for
deal
good
a
shillings
and finds
full
life
!
everything." 4
—
sorely
wad
craw
it
4
were
to
1 suppose I to dee ? the Lords to
me
sinfu'o'
he cautiously found the
complain,' loud
were
Betty, gin it wad he doubly
'Weel, will,
crouse
said
woman
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ye
ticked
so
said returned
the
clock ?'
sleep who
home
clock
Old bakers '
again.
Bently— "I making their
Mrs.
the
that
see
Old
why
bread
is
To me,
should. they an abomination.'
heavy cold
4
—
'
—
with
man
a
fine
'That's
—
(gruffly)
ger give
to
advice
cork leg
a
oh, dear
Gent
Benevolent
!'
4
(weeping)—
4
—
matter,
my
penny.
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lost I've (sob) my boy 9' Nevermiud. Ob, (howl). sets Urchin another.' up
is
howl
another
Driver
—
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:
for
me
and
totally
it
is
quite
of
your
'Now,
children, all the
run
to
be able he won't in his of any sort
a clear get head, and his idea That's be incomprehensible. poem will and we sells nowadays, kind that the need money to pay the rent.'
Add
so
increase keeper ?" an
you in
think
your
you deserve Mr. Book salary, as the Whitgoods, that
Baid old before stood him,. of desperation. courage I "and he
pale
cleric
until
the »
new 44
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with,
before
year
merchant,
days in 1888.
that Mr.
for
you did,"
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than
less
five
fall
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some
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me
calls
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you've
;
all
man
speak return
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a
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4
oil
your train."
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stop 44
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ye
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uebber
life,
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you
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bullgine plowin' in' hot
why
frew water
4
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been
interesting the way of women dow, when they
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set " 44 "
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on
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as
to
me
as
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?
to
take
Australian—
ha
4
Old
Maype Hey
!
Melbourne
a
I
!
?
vhas
der
der
money
secures
ho
me
hold £6.
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can
I.
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1 stammered Mr. I presume for
pin 4
—
soon
if
say dot
papers
-
I
a
vhas
he
vhas
said
the The in
use.
takes mention
what
should
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the
liver
entire else the
by
few
a
its
does a
of
pills
we
Seigel's known
may,
Pills, house
one
They
and know
desirable
of
by the wellLimited 35, now sold by the
as
possesses the They remove the liver correct, to' act with '
the
They
regularity.
above Mother
actually
quality. the brain, bowels
upon
having pill
vendors,
that
worse
drugs harmful,
name
medicine
the time
sometimes
one
nevertheless, manufactured
never
gripe
sickness of the the slightest produce other or any stomach, .unpleasant feeling Neither do they induce fur or symptoms. all other ther as constipation, nearly pills As a further and merit do. crowning or
Pills Seigel's aucl harmless
Mother tasteless
covered
are
with
which
coating
a
causes
vhill
foul
matter
gel's times
Pills
Tasmania
them them
to
as
'
of course. he doan' come, he goes oubt to sbpeak- mit
in will
partially bowels Oleanse the
and
A dose of Sei the stomach. effect a Often speedy cure. in the stomach decayed food
produce bowels
and good health kinds Unlike many
pills,
make
you
feel
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are,
without
physic that
,
caused
Without
praise
on
be
are
of
we
Dressure
to
will
griping
pills
pain
miser
same
of irritating
A. J. White, and Read, London,
Earringdon all chemists only
acts
Such
desire
particular
mother,
It the
never
produce
even
day.
be used. hemorrhoids.
should
and
gripe
and
result
they contain.
and
poison
sick
the pill The
itself.
the
is
the
riding
us
at
if
state
and
not
make
his
slug
good catharto by stimulating
accumulated
system
disease
a
duty,
the
after-effects
dull
fells
pain in the
unhappy
like charm
hours
glandular
one
less
be sure may his and liver
a
pill it
and
he
nothing
of
everybody be well g reliance
may
or
this
remedy
does
the
any
more
back
is
it
safe, when
Now, has
will act like into doing
most
.which
good,
and
a
are
costipated,
there
pill.
pre intelligently occurs the difficulty make to a pill, or
kind,
a
be. and
than
is
few very really for commended honestly of them either under the mark. As
overshoot of some pills
than
early
be better
can
it
there
or
pill
In
year.
vhas
you
,
a
thus resemble pearls, rendering to the as they are palate pleasant disease. If effective in curing you have a cold and are threatened with severe a fever, and limbs, with in the head, back, one pains break the cold and or two doses will up pre the A coated with a vent fever. tongue, the is caused brackish taste in mouth, by
singu says he
wanted
in
in history. swallow easily
every
seem
be Most
can
us, neither able for
:
to
us
here
them,
that
ease
?'
Dander.' You so.
medicine
back
only
may
of
cause
him
taking far
right
it
as
and
books.' tell
you
Made.
of medication
But
and
pin
are
employed.
provided
pill,
every
vhas
£6.'
Vhell,
Pooty
Did
Australia I maype
West
in —
in
dot
I und £30 he
und pay me It me that he trust so, but read my face like some
lived
I Ia
cabbages.
contrived by machines especially and with purpose, greater accuracy, the of the various in proportions
he doan'
old.'
come
you
are
rapidity the for
digestive organs matter. ous the But good
comes
Vhas
dot If
some
slowly by hand, as the was small. comparatively To-day with greater produced infiinitely
demand
thiDgs
very dat diamond old ? It deeference how old he vhas ?'
Vhell,
der
consumed made were
sleepy, sides, bead, bowels are To gish.
?'
man
maype Vhell,
right.
4
pills
shoot
goes avliay eaferylook some to oudt for in mind. I keep dot
all
lar
are
days
popular
I
It's
make no 'Well!' 4
pills
pills
jolly.'
was
6ee.
You.
1
and nauseous disagreeable To what di vast drugs. has be pill-taking grown may when we in say that imagined England alone thousand about 2,000,000,000 (two million)
million
of
care
4
1
form
Easy
he says he soon badt, -und pooty. shall pawn his diamond pin.' The, one you have on ?' He buys her in Syd Dot vhas her. ney for £300 but if somepody lend- him it two If he £50 he can hold weeks.
4
as
citizen,
Fills
useful,
pared. some
und
mit
he
1
but very mensions
a
green I haf gone. and der peoples, I vhas not some
Australian. all about it.'.
come
he
great patriot of humanity, und dot I I go Farewell, Sergeant
condensed
gredients No -form
Mr.
so
too
doan' mine.'
dot
see
The custom of form of pills dates is to enable object
too,
all
a
so
pefore
That Vhen
4
Yes, indeed." And
soon
crazy in all
vhas
dead broke, and oudt of Victoria.
can uao
thought
a
rne
Vhell
him
of
recall,
I
good.' I goes by der train from Mel bourne a shentleman takes a seat beside me. nice man, but He vhas an awful he haf some bad luck. Somepody robs him of £15 on a Dot makes ship.
to
but it is before, is that this win at the carriage of their one go to seo a railway journey, ?" you've goteverything to
grass?
as
4 She vhas a werry says ; I him for a hot day shpot gambling man so him queek ash dot, und I tells 4 If you doan' fly avhay I'll knock you He finds oafer to last week !' He goes. out dot I vhas no haystack.'
observed
always
I
Well
Dutchsman
how
pretty dot's
ash
me
Separate!
Women
?
like
feel
that
eye-winkers.
much
eminent
an
a friend died happy, hence 1'
!'
sab."
train,
You Vhell
an
when
eye dot
green
my
of
haf
to
!
green Vhas
Maype
me pody tells men. gambling Vhen I vhas in
by
Please
and
4
the train. didn't want that an' the track go get off my cotton patch and frowDat's all ober the place. the
4
ha
!
sharper Tell
stopped I but
I stopped
idiots
I know
shust
myself
that." 44
I
I
but
get
thought
vhas
maype time ago, but dot was to learn the country
we
woman,
get
Vhill,
razors
off so
my
so
1
1
quarter
'
vhas und
D under.'
ago." was
swindled
4
to you." !
like
'
you
shteals know
they
!
by
gaze 1 vhas
right.
How I
me.
I der greenest Australia ?' sometimes I've
Heroine.
brave
a
Ways
the
!'
know
a
sergeant Mr. convince
Claffey.
Vhas
4
the
-
morning What ?
4
Learning Country.
didn't
Sergeant, I some
allers
close
And
Yhas
wife
took
der
DUNDEE.
Sergt. you.'
4
ha
thought
to it's
declare
It
doan'
alone.'
hundred of the
your
hour
an
first
the
as
long
4
As the train stopped put on hard. to see out what all the passengers piled was the trouble, and we soon discovered curve a culvert round the short that had been washed out. A negro woman the a white train with had flagged all we looked and of course upon apron, her as a heroine. "When did you discover the that I asked. culvert was ?" "
as
?' Anything wrong 4 vhas all o. j. No, sir. Everythings ash der Yankee says.' O. lc. you mean. Been away ?' I 1 vhas in Melbourne. Yes, sir, to come back Melbourne and go
it,
that
vhas pody
sight.
she vhas 'Yes, some talk mit you.'
were
44
and
Vhill
4
pelief
Sergeant,
the
he
?'
hour to Dunder had been swindled and again, realised he said . it, fully
a
respects (jh
did you I like
Doan'
4
Eapidly
dot
oblige4
1
Mr. Dunder saluted Sergeant,' the Perth way as he entered lively his to Police Station yesterday pay 4
And
much
so
still.'
—
—
of
in
was
keep
gone'!"
in
is
4
!"
—
of handkerchiefs
is
4
gone about half
to
1
to make £2 Do you likes nopoty but a Australian £2 by dot cheque und money ? I makes more ash £240 on dot diamond. Green eh ? Hayseed, eh ? Maype I can horns, ha come in vhen she rains ha ha
the
—
!"
fluttering waving of hands
He
please."
was
start
—
CARL
We where running down from Charles was and the train ton to Savannah the at high speed when humming along brakes danger signal blew and the air
sex
if
She's
train
can't
day
4
3he
—
—
lovely
4
your
Hayseed—-" Well," " Will your getting
9"
everything
goodby !" goodby goodby-" " good
—
Write
frantic
me to try they call 'em, wanted could and said they Legislatoor, about it. 1 asked my wife
as
Mr.
It
I
Yes,
party take a
!"
Mabel
me
his
him £8 he
to
He
knows
sends him £400 by fadder He owes but he doan get her. in der train to £8 und if I like and lend ten pound cheque for
a
letter."
a
fast,
in.
He
too.
1
Vhell
'express'
going
Grand
'Lijah."
old man)—I farmer ?
(to
4
a
so
comes
National Bank.' he does Go on.'
Oh
4
"By!"
Him.
to
;
!"
and
sure
Tell
44
9
ic
Good morning."
44
with a broad replied 'Lijah, him t'rowed down de Ise grabbed de turk."
you're
me.
elect
the
me an gives I to meet your wishes. opportunity for 365 same amount the will you pay 366 year as you got for days' work this
ed the
"
is
is Hayseed— Yes, sir, my name all my and I've been a farmer Hayseed,. truck farm in life. I've got a 500-acre worth Now a thousand that's Jersey, in an acre. I've got real estate dollars and I'm New York and other property,
"Yes sir, waited have
replied,
Goodby Goodby
t(
you have,
once
First
Goodby
!
a
running
man
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4
ringing
44
9"
Passenger
can,
racket
an'
cellar,
44
Make noise and play. is father because your writing child next room.' Eldest poem in the ?' 4 with all our we holler might Shall 4 If you make enough Yes, dear.
44
grin.
?
Wife i»
"
be sure."
am
bell's
quarrel be it
?" right write at
me." You're sure you'vegot You're going to have train's
ouder shentleman
some
right but
me."
baby for
the trip." 44 Oh, the
for
tide-y.
bird
fine
throw
Why,"
4,
?"
one
which
around a
I
And
the
'Tiss,
did you
Stranger
to
un,
tell
to
orphan
an
Wife—
Poet's
off
man, horses,
with
unacquainted impossible is animals
two
!
:
Stranger
—
sir,
have
down, will yer ?" " Wh-wh-which
44
if
(to quiet stranger Hi mister, jest head for a minute
"
: road) there horse's
thold
coin.
Oh,
I'd
the
TheOff un. surburban
(nervously) Driver :
'
now matter other one,
lost
that I get while
the
pockets ?'
the
What's
I hadn't now.'
he
as
44
4
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Kiss
44
the whites dun jus'
Why
4
the
"
44
may
That
all
ticket
aboudt
engineer
vhas
so 1 wish too." 44 Ah, 1 wish you were." "Give Mabel my love." 44 Tell Neal he owes me
said old darkey, rolling sah," 44 Ise of his eyes in ecstacy. raffle down on. won in a him 'T'other street. niggah he T'ompson me sick." an' make t'rowed feefty-fou, 44 was That shooting dice, 'Lijah, " what and no mistake," said Merritt, 44
ain't
now,
;
it?'
Bagged Urchin
a
Passenger:
You seem to have a Old Lady 4 Old Yes, Madam.' sir.' Stranger— to do. I tell 'Well, Lady you what in a and put your feet Jes' go home an' Stran tub o1 hot mustard water —
always
sea
That's said Merritt.
boys, for the
<
you
who folks butter
and
der und
yon
44
tradesmen the pound
some
words.
worth not to-day thousand dollars.
bread lighter are Old Mr. Bentley than they used to.' kick are Yes, and the poor people Mrs. Bentley—' Why I don't ing.'
the
is
sir,
you
on
those
bread
She Left
a to a customer jeweller not when 'You growl clock. ought under bed ticking have your folding yon man took the The the all night.'
4
That
Wish
44
didn't
!
I did."
that you now, to hear." I was going."
want
we'll
to their obliged not every fellow who can laugh in his That sleeves when he is out-at-elbow. although the earth is always very dirty,
replied.
So you that you couldn't
see
their
"
eh ? Well, is dead, Brown 44 Yes. ?' well Did he leave anything he left but to do heart it, his It broke
her
That
of.
care
yet
So old
"
dirty
Mind
?'
the like poet, over a of time of hard rubs.
washerwoman,
spends
a
buy
Is it for your father the horse.
"
it's
;
The
is
is
to
want
always something
suit
a
'
I Please of hay."
worth « Oh
line
fact.—
a
eat
who brings The man There sad. somewhat about him. plaintiff
A
having
The
face.
Got your
44
to fifteen .ounces only give That it because is a weigh they have. be able to pay Shylock, very few are " cause it is a most difficult to do" thing care of take a Jew. That if you don't have 0 to take No. 1 you might soon
with
quartz.
«
it
Is
Noah's
In
?
make
to
A dentist ought has He farmer.
which
man
a
bag of fruit station."
in the 1 do believe
44
box
lunch
it
44
not exactly catching colour-sergeant, I said: "Yes sir; the officers words, He has not checked him before for it. washed it since he had it served out to
when
crow
atk.
on
for
the
Oh— ypur
leave
him.
did
The
went militia parade, marching order the the and other inspected sergeant had a ranks before the officer chfecked for The man having a dirty haversack; round and officer went checked the same
office.
are
And
"
local
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hen. A
the
of
company
a on
a
figure—
lay
was
.
A
watched—
There
&
a it
ever
obstructions either sex
Nesbit's
.
Well
s
.
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nausea, &c. sickness, with a dose of these will follow.
worse
any
4J6 10s-
they
pills,
you the
doubt,
discovered. the to without
of before
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natural
best
do
not
better,
family
remove
functions
unpleasant
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in
effects
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nesbit,
w.
Practical and
HAY
Jeweller,
Street,
Adelaide,
General selected and th stock of first-class cheapest and of EVERY Watches Jewellery the in Nesbit's colony. description and jewelled) English Levers (capped stand riding and rough work, guaran teed for two The Best Watch years.
HAS
IlimilllY/iMKffiilllM
without Medicine Great Household amongst the leading necessaries Ibis
These famous most
bet
Stomach,
BOWELS,
arid
to these
They
great
in
remedy from
failirig
tution,
in
efficacious
of all
and
ages;
MEDICINE The
as
are
cause,
become
only at New
78,
Oxford
St.
Oxford
533,
(late
St.)
London; And
sold
are
the
tions
for
with
World;
Civilized
$5F
direc
Boxen
and
Oxford
#33,
every
look
London,
Street,
FACTORY.
sets
BRQWN&ALLEN, T.
(Late
HAY
&
W.
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'
PERTH,
fcTREET,
thanks to the public returning generally thas for beg to announce past favours, all classet they are prepared to manufacture pos of. COLONIAL BOOTS, on the shortest notice. sible Also, kept in stock, a large and varied assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and SHOES from and Children's BOOTS houses. the best and Continental English and on Leather Uppers always Grindery, taken skins hand. Good hides and kangaroo in exchange. of Goods to all the parts despatched Colony.
JN
—
customers
select
from
to guarantee
V.fE.
:
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Jj
in
cases,
boxes
in small
quarter
(120
and
is
for
serviceable
equally
quantities.
GREAT
IN
gia, KAY'S &c.
TIC
PILLS,
Face
ache,
a
Neural Quinine,
in
specific
Contains
&c.
I
Cement
Broken
for
curing
Splendid
E.
front.
stock
to
every Hotel.
bach
and
Stables, Pirst
and
Balcony
Bath-rooms,
for
requisite
Best
and
a
opened, being the Manufactur are saved thereby se Customers undeniable
many profits for our
Men's
and Boys' Straw Hats,
Class
a
quietness
Quality
only
sin
ors
Famous Ale and
3d.
Is.
Is.
2s.
6d.
and
Ladies'
Liqu
op
Hats
stock.
House
for
and
Stout.
Bonnets,
8d.
Is.
6d.
2s.
and
Comfort
Every
with
replete
And
MSB
Which"is
Wines,
Spirits
and
lighted,
brilliantly
and Beers
the
is
Direct resort
favourite
of the Best
of
of loversf
always
BrM<|g$tfainable,
the on
and
Attendance
Good
price
BmWWMWS
from
turers
game.
Civility.
n
Ladies
want
you B
or
teed and
to ma0'
"
Shoe,
guar-
shape
STI
and
®"j
georgeTIsmeddles, T
W.
WimbridgE,
st.
(opposite
HAY
always of colony
"
PERTH.
English,
BOOTS,
conducted in any part and all details
&
SHOES
C.,
Finest
the
shortest
therewith notice
attended
by
to
at
telegram
PROMPT
TO
stock
in
the
His
ways'
ready.
On
band
and
ana
Monumental Head with handsome Iron and erected complete. W. T.
Coaches
in
Manufactured
the
for and
Tomb
Railings,
PRICE
SMALL
LIST
ORDERS
BY
SENT
BOOK
and
WIMBRIDGE.
the
Printed
Next
Door
to
the
"
Criterion
unsurpasson
ntly or
kept
hand
at all
sale
very
D.
and published
Hotel"
Thomas
at
the
Hoioich-
for office
the
cheap. Healy.
Rev.
Right the
of
street
times
,
"
W. A.
Perth,
by
Bryan.
Sfari: National Library of Australia
trial
are
'
Gibncy,
Aj
Durability
Neatness Boots
Record,"
Address,—
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in
are
a
all
M.
Observe
fa
;
best
See.
soles
your
&
POST.
fnl
Repair-'
good order. solicited.
ORDERS.
Stones,
4
L«Jj
itself
patchiugexecuted.
APPLICATION.
ON
r
and promptly Extra-fine
done.
ed.
Sale, supplied
market.
ing neatly
or
al
at
'
SLIPPERS.
COUNTRY
is
the
let live and prices. work recommends his boots the are
cons'
Hearses
Calf
Boor
m
Sua L
J.
the "live
otherwise.
Funeral
Sewed
Kip
that
ATTENTION
to Ho or
of the FUNERALS Colony,
connected
next
b.
"
cathedral.)
AND
P
Monger's Store. to manufacture prepared Best
PERTH.
extensive and varied the most and Colonial German, French,
hand,
on
HAS
Furnisher.
george's
Shoe
e
H.
DEALER, STREET,
HOWIOK
and
Funeral STREET,
Importer,
LEATHER
CURRIER
UIVDEKTAKEK, General
Healv's Hay Street,
D. Shop,
at
rs
e
r
$
a
t in finish _«
-leiiy
j
eand Gentle-
if
men, Boot
style,
and
Manufac
Only.
_
Manufacturer
week.
next
hand.
iiMf.
Boot
he
will
the
Importer
Moderate.
Charges
last
U. HEARMAN, The City Draper,
far-famed
Tables,
Billiard
at
were
W.
Visitors,
and Watts'
of Burroughe's
one
contains
and
Travellers
for
6d.
upwards,
All the windows dressed with
IM
—
Is.
lhese qualities about double the Season.
D'LUCEY,
Convenience
Ar
England.
upwards.
for is
2s.
and Girls'
and
6d.
Bass's
,
Guiness's
Proprietor. HOTEL
—
6d.
Is.
spe
hotel.
R.
Evebyweeee port,
now
ciality.
Jeweller,
THOMAS
are
from
direct
good value.
v
and
ticles. COAGULINE.
Sold
Albans
purchased ers
House.
and Spring by Mrs. Luton,
Early
selected personally in Paris, London,
St.
and
watch
NESBIT,
Iron,
—
for
Summer Hearman
PERTH.
favourite
value.
real
Novelties
Accommodation
The Settlers
£
the present temporary depression. should take this The public opportunity of purchasing much begoods at prices
STREET, st
of;
meet
Slotefi?
Class for Travellers.
POSSESSION.
The GERALDTON
Cattle.
vva-
Straw Hats and Bonnets. Hats, 25 Cases Ladies, Young Ladies, Girls, Mens, Youths and Boys, all sizes and marked low prices to specially qualities
and
Horses
THE
Consisting
sold.
-
COMPOUND,
Colds, KAY'S
Coughs
for
ssunPHcaav
lbs.)
TV-
|\
bjjPY
Straw
in large
Stores,
HAY
-
geraldton"
Consump-
that
and opened the
of Summer Goods made by Mrs. Hear man her during visit to the English and Con tinental Markets.
their
Mr. J. W. Andrew, Roebourne. T. W. Stroud, Geraldton. „ F. Kelly, „ Dongarra. G, H. Lott, York. „
&c.
COMPOUND OF AY'S LINSEED, Aniseed, Senega, Squill, Tolu, &c., with Chlorodyne. demulcent T7 a AY'S COMPOUND, expecIV torant, for Coughs, Colds, and Chest Complaints.
Flour.
Perth. Agents
received
ASBBBBaSS
octaves.
Privacy
Watchmaker
Practical
has just
announce
OF
.
Shamrock
V.
article
every
time payment. IMMEDIATE
ggr
Bronchitis
COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma, Coryza, Influenza,
by buying having a large and a practical
besides
maker
&c.
VARIETY.
at least
save
will
from
cent.,
to
rasv
and (muzzle Ammunition Sadd
DRAPERY
ii
'
"TIOR
and
Oilmen's
Breast Pins Necklets „ Studs „ Jet Brooches & Earrings Keepers „ Alberts „ Wedding Rings Clocks Electro Plated Cups &c. Spectacles. Cruets, „
per
Revolvers,
Draper—
City
BEGS
pieces,
and Spirits
Wines asks
Breast Pins Necklets Studs
Nesbit,
Britnall),
Iron, Snider
Corrugated
Sugars,
Tobacco
Leontines
20
bales,
Brooches
,,
collecting,
The
—
tools,
Watches
Clocks, &c.,sold Watches, Jewellery, on TIME PAYMENT with IMMED to householders at ex IATE possession no low As heavy ceedingly prices. and commission is paid for convassing
rurious
aro
they
Stocks also
Fencing
Netting,
loading)
Teas,
no'
is
BOOT
AUSTRALIAN
WEST
Label
the
to
IftheaddreE
Pots.
full
—
Harness,
lery,
"
language.
should
Purchasers
the
on
almost
in
use
breech
W. <. IIEARMAN,
Agents, hand
on
Pumps, Fowling
Rifles,
Bracelets B. & E.
Silver
-
throughout
Medicines
of
Vendors
all
by
Douglas
"Gold
Silver
„
always
Cornsacks, Wire Galvanized Wires,
Watches
Earrings Alberts Leon tines,
„
Success.'
Walthams
Ladies'
Alberts
„
Anvils,
repaired
„
„
Manufactured
or
repaired. Nesbit's
Earrings
„
FAMILY
unsurpassed. are
or
Levers Gold Watches Silver Watches „ Gold Bracelets setsB.&E. „ Brooches „
wonderfully to Females
GENERAL
and Ointment
Pills
are
incidental
a
consti
the
has
They
ailments
all
where
cases
weakened.
or
impaired
all
whatever
riever-
a
made cleaned
Nesbit's Gent's
LIFE.
as
Jewellery to order
guarantee.
Watches
vigour
OF
years'
Importers
Station
of Station requirements, other goods, Carpenters' Portable Wool Forges,
sundry
Colony. with a two of every
Watches
and
HAVE
the
in
other
Merchants,
Stock
Walthams
Nesbit's
CHEAPEST and
These
best
exception.
the
are
description
the
'and
energy,
SPRINGS recommended
confidently
are
and
Kidneys,
tone,
giving
MAIN
on
soothingly,
yet
of Life,
BLOOD,
the
purify
powerfully,
Liver,
.
Pills
ranks
like
FREMANTLE,
PERTH.
STREET, the
Reason.
Succeeds
"Nothing
the
_
Rundlo
@nmmer
WAREHOUSE,
COLONIAL
of
_
of
co.,
.
Watchmaker (Late
Commencement
&
marhm
e.
.
v.e.
a
a-..
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