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years,

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and

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dying"

nearly

and given other

by

phsicians, of 'liver 'diseases/ called consump

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severe

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On completion of the Railway Works, run to of Omnibus will all parts

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or

chronic,

"

indigestion, frail" Nature

heir

Have

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COMMERCIAL AND

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to

cured

GENERAL

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in

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ggpNone genuine without white hops on the label, blown

name

Printing.

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of

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scrofula.

in

the

bottle. made

stuff

poisonous "

dyspepsia, all

Soule's be found' known1 world;'

by.

t

of

excruci inflammatory

blood poisoning, in fact, almost

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from

from

suffering

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ters,

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Charles

General,

conse-l the leader fof

never

par

is

and

excellence,

all-round

brilliant

advocate who addresses to well always

His

a

are as

nrobabiv

a

lie

politician,

able,

-

rise

judges

and

hwonecase attend

to

the Court He is a kindly

as

though and

man

is

he goes to when return, by typical

a

does not .of whist.

,fond

magic. Irish but

smoke,

Charle-'

Sir.

the

we

St.

is

He

has

'liis

equalledl-hy

certain

in

well-known

a

home to point other by any

to.leautp

advocate.

hand

.

his-rig|vt his

.itjWith

his

of driving is omitted He begins

trick

which

jury

a

,

a

Christendom she

in.

tail under Thence pocket, gown. he extracts a snuffbox, transfers it to his left. hand, opens .it, takes ja, pinch, betwee n the finger and thumb of his ami right, wiih the box still in his left arid hand,

her

tell

.her

cause

long

,

P.S

as

of

eyes' to

npon her, of the

..

myself,

your

loving,

Hugh of

B.

Luke's", my love in

to

Next

spirit..

to Sixtus omittgive the letter V.,only in which she speaks of tlui ,ing;the parts; and the pensions marriage of her son, -yi for her servants. '

The

1

;

House

the

'

lepers.

Zul.u

mail1!'

tution,

of

Commons

the ..pinch.

jre

sti|l

makes.

transitu,

most

So it reaches his that unerringly,' hearers' minds at the precise moment at which, the pinch reaches its destiua tiohl Then' with' au flourish inimitable of a red and tho bandanna yellow

pbin't

"

oratorical

efforts

is

complete.

But

,

bo

to

;

it must be seen. properly1 appreciated The "juniors" Sir Charles Russell has under him before Com-' the Special mission are two very interesting young

Mr.

mem

30

is

daughter

of

wife.

Mr..

;

race.

,

the

»

bis

Hebrew was,

a politician as his father of Iii, (mqre. speeches support " Home Rule at the Local Hackney Parliament" show.

prognostications will Churchill trouble which have

the gloomy

Randolph'' be verified, and that the the Tory Government themselves upon by their

brought

alarming

an

return

tary

disregard the,. ordinary of prudence, in connection requirements with the stand they are endeavouring, to make the further at Suakim against into progress Egypt of the advancing in disaster. Arabs, will culminate grave

one

Tory

orators in

ing

.

Cry from

The following

Australia.

from

extract

letter

a

influence There ;f

personal followers.

this

underlying than

first

at

over;

assault, meets

sight

such

more

the

an

eye,

are

for

has

a

the see

;

take

to

opening I.

if

that

dearly

see.

Roman

world.

The

this

all

public

England.

of

President

lay-

at the prayer at Melbourne.

all

Catholic country Roman" Catholics

the

in

do

all

,

their work.j.'iiwonderfully. without any creating

nod

quietly

Sixtus

REV.

The Father

for

Having

been

Mary

to

Stuar,t'r

give to the

Catholics among before her shortly, V.,

j

embody -

Sixtus. /than journal. clared

GRANT.

requested, interested in

deeply

the

feel it

execution

cannot

I

that in

an

in

has

truly

.

lifter

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\

to

your de of

last

this

of

do better

article

XIV

of value Vs\S

who

circulation written by

letter

.her

Benedict

...

oy many the cause

witje

from

Europ ,,

Camden

Dear draft

on

of

vicar

St.

North

—

who

lies

you

Co., of Honolulu, has been subscribed

The

allowed

to

those to

who

thus

are

their respectful love. This is for own money your as think an J disposal, entirely you fit, is devoted to the erection of a chapel testify

addressed

of his

diocese,

Ritualistic

for

secution

the

that,

maintains the law

of

the

is

rubric and that

Church;

you

churches

all

by

kinds not

were

That

conviction externals

in

way

to

which

up

I

should to you and myself, service unworthy little.

it apparently should remain

is

like to to

the wilt at

my

prayers

your; of till

your now

were

not

promote therefore uniformity,

knew

did

not

necessarily

lawlessness, the charge

not the besi; and they for

come

flock, your of God that

my but I

His

among -

as

my

health

holds

out,

I

will

hill,,

oiily

the.

Trappists1

the

.

» 1

what

is

years

!-

have

established, marvello'usj 'all

more

yet

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-

and? in 'four1 .fl.rri.l

.'i.

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of

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'admit he so '

with indignation, repudiated to of disoyalty either imputation land or the English Church.

Jbb Eng

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Proclamation;,,

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Waterford-h'eld a magistrates:' attended largely meeting in -the iTowni Hall;1 Wate'rford, a't" which recentlyv several Conservative. i ustices were' and present, unanimously "passefi: the 11 resolution! following of1 'condemnatory1 the Go.vernmeiit for having; 'prbclaitried the meeting or to kai e been procession ;

reasonable of the law a of state;

to; lead he could, not', law- breaking,

.i

Waterford

Int.!;

rigidly

as

'and,

'

;

:

1

;

1

;

<

'

held1

on the 23rd to instant celebrate the anniversary of the execution of Allen)! and O'Brien at / M ahehester. Iiiarki'ny It will be remembered that a large force of police' Was drafted Hinto the City > of Waterford on the occasion,' and that the 11

'

»

The

in

Trappists

South/Africa.

i

but. us

a

than rather missionaries

poor in this place. Many of them are almost and, though I am starving, my self I cannot so them poor that help in heart to leave much, it is not my them. I have also made a promise that, long

people.:

I

compulsory

infraction

Every

toleration.

known

spirit

I

to have have offered

post

'

;

was

unity, contending but for

people;

of

neatly

an

that

real

I

ask a place in I may imbibe some

a

and law

clergymeu, as prosecuted in was, fact, of,

your

humbly

h u nl ble

one now finds it inhabited by and peacefully dressed ''disposed But all this'is.solely'at-Mariannone of-'the six or seven" houses

heretofore,

ii

the

are The Trappists and 'loved long-known

so

lie

practices,

ornaments

Catholic I lepers at Molokai. send a farther draft for £200 hope £ 300 mail. or by a later Meanwhile, for

and'

w-l»yx-'M water's1 of baptism; many _6f whbm are nbW regular In communicants:11 the shrroundirigu where stood1 kraals country; foriherly 'of1 beehive huts, nbw cau be 'see'n th'e nucleus1 of 'promisibg of1 thatched villages tidy,1 of 'theu wild "and houses, 'and in plade naked "savages1 the iai)d as roamibg over

'

ir of Lincoln has issued and laity to the clergy of his proon the subject

Bishop

letter,

enforced

are.

with

d ocile

'

to God for grateful by many the example of your heroic self- devotion. I have done nothing in the Personally receive the funds, and matter, except thanks I no whatever. The require

honour

his

on

11

increasing uniformity

and

which

'

'

yet they breakers.

Peckham.

Dec. 3, 1888. I herewith enclose

Bishop

£1000,

to

::

Grove,

S.E., Father,

sent

'

,

Bishop of Lincoln Prosecution.

The

of ritual, sufficiently principle he conteuded. With for which respeci to the law, were the rubrics breaking week in numberless broken every

Lepers.

been

the

Ohamberwell

Luke's, 177.

a

has

letter

following Damien

r

'asa's well -the oiily Vpapers/ in South Africa paper (English) 01 iginally fchree orl'our years aigo venerable1' Bishop/ Dr. Jolivet,1

Catholic started by the

.

the

and

shop

posing. more

are

Father

an we

.On than David

among Africa!

the

active have

Irish

and

Order, never

account interested

terrible 1

the

by

been ..generally and Dravinff

in.

it

as

them

seen is

that; .

Order

Religious

have -they contemnlative

brings of achievements

ful

a

that the;

we

story,

of the wonder the noble monks Zulus South in

us

-.://-;;!;

has just that the Church appears its eyes to the fact that at least in the conversion as much can be effected of of the world through the stefb'practice It

opened

streets

infau

were

try

with'

./filled/ "

:

W

the

e,

'

City'

'of

Waterford,'

informationtion our

intimate

the cityj.aud we year8,

are

apprehended was,

the,'

justification

cavalry

unreasonable

was

,-and

of the magistrates consider that' the the late proclama ;

from

of, the state of lsnowledge our for .many. experience convinced that, the alleged breach of the peace 'which

assured

proclamation no

wii'ick

on

issued

was

'

basis

was

iu

or

illusory, fact

which eventuated edings a formidable'' Repressive "streets1 ivere public1

for the in realitythat the proce in a of display force 011 the in theniselves reason

,

!

had

;

.

are

RODERICK

Damien

that of sacrifice,

V.

.

THE

BY

are

Father

so

'

believed that their operations.

generally directing

to

conspicion.

and

Stuart

Maiy

all

members of our and that unite, quickly, become the largest and

Church do not will Australia fiercest

on

a

exemplified by. the introductory of the Exhibition

reading

of

poiilt

precedence the Chnvcb

of

was

The

etc.

occasions This

Germaii !

porbe

to

and bbdkbinding ebtab-1 sent .has not out, .only books written -ib the also but two publishes

piihtiug !

assumption.

covers

not behind should I am ffill quite that the. Roman Catholics opinion foresee the great future of this country, and are and steadily with acting quietly No that en, d in view.' comes large sliip. numbers of and out; without priests of ;Mercy, Bisters and every little place has its Archbishop, such as Hobart, Fiji,

is

)

and- fifty O.M.I: Four hundred'savage1! Zulu heads1 have1 already been rendered1

,

bishops the nec

of

Perth,

it

eans

so making more Archbishops, in these colon English Church

the

aud

is

It

the

and largest important mill" remains yet the photographer's

"

which lishment, the first Catholic Zulu laDguage,

and

law

and

of sinister and grave rumours influences at.. work to Hie. external being, of England. detriment The accuracy of the artillery and precision fire of the to Arabs who, it is needless say, are to uoaccustomed the use of totally has aroused much cannon— comment,

ies'

is

diminish

that

anil

the most of this

tiou

and

Suakim

upon,

'

prqfessipnaijnan in. Australia for thirty-five to been communicated

Home paper:—' I am all that when sorry met at home they did not that

discontent,

land,

is

to

an

visited.

by

.

fanatical

.his

undoubtedly,

is,

.

who

a

by resident has

essity

the

but .

more, and. more order are respect being month under ed month, .after the, of Mr. Arthur Balfour, regime such as these seem to shatter Statistics

—

years

that

monkey-nut

prepared, is made

the.; pawftfilj, jjholp builc|jngf,.> their with and thV music," deafening confused beholder with astonishment;

to

told

the

is

circularj

1886

1887

in are

arrowroot

common

jwieifj and

Ht'i

There choice

a'n excellenttable-'pil); amazing; collection of heavy, corn-mills rumbling, aud harsher machines and iron-turning

while

policemen, Ireland in'

in

it amounted £51,373, And yet we £53,392.

children of the The dusky and valorous to the deser t are, according lates t intelli-,. led celebrated Osman by the gence a chieftain of prbved Digna, military and who possesses enormous capacity,

there

A Bitter

been

extra

levied"'

was

:

strong

or

written,

for

learn that the amount1

76 r w'two L

pblytechnioirinstiibiji.tibnjas

yiMd,

of;

Murphy, M.P., and issued from tbeHouse we oh a Tuesday evening lately,

of.

extraordinary:

them, maintaining-; that interval to within From a Parliamen extent. obtained by M. William

cost; consequent; have incrensed

'

'tlianniore another in native girls,

school for o A/ (milei

children;

!l30,

ofi

.

as

.

as

:

;

called,

to

by

who Russell, son ofSir-Charles.

Arthur is

little-

that -Lord'

unlikely of

:

recently H e is

engaged to Air. George Lewis Mi. Hart is of the

a

not

seems

i

.

fir.se

who is be married

Hart, .

over

Lionel

It

'community charge of

a

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away, down by the Umhlatuzana River, have the monks erected an immense

to the effect statement, that, has lost half the; Ireland nearly she had forty-five years ago, population the number of constabulary and the

his

boa6tii6fi

/with

although

Egypt.

a little theboys, to the crying boys' insti and says she wants to come to and her petition birth to a gives

100 religious, in dustrial boarding

significant

in

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comes

girl

ican

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110

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'

recently,

/

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large

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of;

operations'

school,

Police!

made;

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a

occupied by school boarding of the waters .of.

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mencing

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Mr.i'jDhh'

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of

cost

well

as

A. B.C.

taught

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industrial boys drink :.

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new

(wi|d

loving,

the;

all;.

in-

and set

men,

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of wjhite;

ago.

corrupting

in which village, edifice, being said 4b' be tiiV' churchf largest in South Africa. On- that -protty hill-vstood a slope close by four years ago with trnnks propped up tarpauliufsed, of in which a handful of yonj|f!itrpes,

the

me

Chajpman: Camberwell.

the

trom

these

years

imposing

write

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how

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six

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you

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seeds ;of to

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prevent

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to/carry

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feet.

my; superior, His servant.

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captivity., ;

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upheld

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most

and console

her

mean

friend.-

to

I

to

the

eminjptly to subscribe

Milan, of the feelings the. truly' expressed Church when hV throughout Europe, comfort wrote to the Queen of Scots to and'

deliveiy.

able

of

Archbishop

great

by

my, kneelipg salute you-

were

be

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heure.

far

eloquence Trappists!;

civiiisation some

ias'

b'eautiful of 'bp in-a w-ira- though part inhabited Natal, uncivilised only by Zulus. And what is the appearance at Mariannhill ? A presented to-day " a large it is de 'Imbfiastery village" scribed and peopled a by a hundred

,

outside

went

iflnence

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Charjesj'Borrome,.

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Church

3hall-.

my

sandboys. Qnemore,, console you ia/yoiin in the that thought up" you. have. drawn

r

are

of

you

being Jhus ilAifted to His .Cross., I am well aware many do nbt to that I your special belong branch of the Catholic Church, but, view of yoar :point though I be from

was

-

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pay

as ibe spring, kna we simply/cannot lack of funds. Never

as

he,.as

martyrdom

a

the

He

gentleman. snufik He

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claim on. our belief." stronger, to con And we when,. in addition this,, sider, that they clearly, -'indicate the fact the fixed idea in Mary's mind; that she tl

when

note

mind.

dehiCold(ifford;

preaohiprders!

and Christianity warlike savages

cannot in

its

fellow that envy done for anybody

stone-broke, for here A la bonne

move

Jo

the threshold of the full of ..life; powers, the when they are written in moreover, most solemn way; and to the1 highest' of -Christ, on the Vicar earth, authority

his

wiiHdrop

to

/qnite

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are's

I

all

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have

visit?

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esp.ee-

on

until

curious

is

more

with

valley,

for .dying and aims hopes centered in her, that understand

;it

another revives

when

ially

standing

ve and hard .eotupreheusi hitting. His career been a long series of suc h,as "friin 'the cesses, time when he com menced' -lifeas an cleric.' attorney's His forensic is ability extraordinary. In a libel action he is perfection, and lie knows a great deal about a horse;-,'.." "Be is so well briefed he is obliged to that run about from court to court daily from ten till when half-past four, the is

be true. words, these words'

to

supposed

I

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love.

strongest more than but years

forgeries

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what/home.

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of Murray and Walsingham haye/procl aimed to al the world! that -was -'-'-amurderess';7 Mary Stuart toils and justly exe caught in her own cuted. The last words of anyone are worn

and-

Irishman, He dull.

grown. in a big case hearing; and,

worth

ex-Attorney

an

donned

jury

Russell.

Kussell.

is

quently the Bar the most ewer

Charles

by

;

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as exhibited by these the silvered and animated

/virtue

give

;

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Sir

a

Sir

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to

faith

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Counsel.

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life .them my without -/reserve!;have should OtHer.wise.1 come-; to you',' and have tended nnfcil,, should you

be priceless as a confession to be and will indeed ./-prove of dispelling the such, if it be the means false ideas which4 so many Catholics hTrfy.e imbibed from Protestunt who, historians, their the well basing arguments upon

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destroy

of the Legislature destinies of a vast and

nounces

The

as

horrible

of 5th inst Says the Advocate at the was committed A murder on Yarra Bend Asylum Saturday

which

ascendancy

—

a victim being Hunter Huntor. named Archibald a married 'man/ 40 years of age,

what

of

charge

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other

named

40

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parts and received

a gives of .the

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to

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still

army of

.man,

and,

it

their to

they

said,

.

,

,

,

obtained

were

docu

he

means.

characterised and dodge,

political

the said

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the

of which

out

sort

any

to

build

and

huts,

be believed— it there disbelieve no roads constructed, and not a well well that the water It is dug.

if

this

there are

laying and He

of

account

is

arid

to

to

—

who have not should know

Canada awaits

is

reason

no

crofters

them

The

mr.

from

their

on

yet

for

eailed

what

prospect

arrival.

Protestant

Dublin

but

in

a pension of Is. per day from Government. Imperial of the on the An body inquest on commenced deceased was Monday

the

National Library of Australia

Home

Rulers.

'

of

meeting

Protestant

the

that

wrote

:

"I

—

competent

have

able

speech,

Presbyterian' mistake in to

hostility

observed Church had

itself identifying the Irish national

with

that

their

number

to

grandfathers

theii was,

!

'

movement.

The

hon. having expressed gentleman that the Scotch conviction Presby were in thorough terians sympathy with the Irish in their demands for people Matthew the Rev. self-government, his

Kerr,

came

meeting. was loudly not there Irishman, and he

forward The rev. cheered, as

and was

a as

there

and

addressed

the who

gentleman, observed

politician, an

not

Irish

that

he

but

as

was an

Protestant, in the

merely

the

in

the bottom

I

:

(the

the till

the

The

conscious He was

condition,

,

to away, .falling down shaft, taking aud Gracie its in,

former, the, 250ft.

few

subsequently

level

to

head

an

un

75ft. aud

surface, from

terrible

and

upper portion went down with into 80ft. column

rapidity, violence about thrown

10

the

dashing the

to

15ft.

men

ground,

one

away.

The

50

years of age, and leaves eldest son, aged 19, of those at the injured of Whedlock leaves a family

was

his

children, one

being

,

uapstau.

| '

of Pro

in fallen

the

minutes

the

to

was

haying

brought a

,190ft.

broke

descent. found at

in

About

shaft.

part of

Whedlock

it

Gracie

Men

seven.

the recover

in

engaged

are

pumping machinery

they

in

position,

pumping, hope to resume Grade's body.

grandfathers devoted

The

more

of Irish ago to the sentiment It may even have pushed Nationality. But sentiment to excess. that noble want now a large part of the inhabitants to support Lord who holds Harrington, a

level.

ft.

when

were and of the. capstan splintered scattered in all directions. The men were bruised and but shaken, badly their injuries are not considered serious.

1

applaud everything condemned, and

condemn everything No town applauded.

15

work

arms

i

Chinese

placing and so

as

to

Ahead-

century

Professor ,

Irishmen of

entitled

not

are

on

except the abandoning I hope that as

idea you

staui Russian

and support, that there are and earnest decided Ireland who are true and misrepresentations seen

of the Mr.

j

!

in j

amidst to

obloquy

the

all

Greek not

Morley

wrote

have that

;

a

—

and

nearly heathen.

the

in

is not your activity in the delay settling between England and

English

It

is

Hindu-

,

If

tongues the'

these figures of Christian

Italian;

put

others, come

;

up

to

are

peo-

'Portuguese, would together

spoken by

those,

A

Indeed'!

Duchess

am

meeting

discouraged, by the great question Ireland on this ; we, side, which with the progress made

to glad to-morrow,

;

j

traditions j

"I

'the

adding

pies,

world.

people

'than

more

Spanish ouly 40,000,000.

fathers."

know that you and to know

being

be of

it that may multitudes Protestants

German

right,

bet, -most

of

upwards

by

(

j

a

"the

100,000,000 100;000;000; than 70,000,000; by more more than by 58,000,000; and French by by 48,000,000,

by

English

of have

settle was

the'

by 400,000,000

j

con

chosen this time to bring properly at the a together meetiug in Dublin Home to Irish Protestant favorable the meeting Rule, may receive large and cordial

spoken

in

tongue

wide-spread

to

even

liberties

to Kirchoff, that Chinese

stated

lately

I

i

great the

commencing

suddenly, slipped through at the surface, dropping 2-ft.

'

to

Nationality.

an

the

at

rope

and

that it was disconnect

to

below

went

j

Hume much of the desire Kale, due to on hesitation, misrepresentation and the cause this will disappear, point, be greatly I saw strengthened. thereby of Lord with, pain that on the late visit a

Whedlock

satisfied

column

being

Ireland

lately

the

.were

were

|

is of Home Rule greater number of Catholics When if. the to people opposed Scotland are sat of England and of the people isfied that three-fourths of

Home

of

that made a

,

,

lightning with terrific

!

authority in Ire

.the

to.Belfaet, Hartington testants assembled

pprtion the of,

op-.

the body. Gracie the broken plunger The of water. body ..has not, yet been recovered. Three men the capstan at, had a marvellous for when the escape, of the lower Broke portion plunger attached to the capstan, away, being still to at it caused the revolve capstan

,

favor

in

land,

upper the,

They

injuries

gladstone.

of Protestants

number

the

dition

Dublin T. A.

'

Gracie

Rulers.

the

Morley. Mr. Gladstone been assured by

that

was held Association Lecture at the Central Hall, under the of Mr; presidency M.P., who, in the course Dickson,

the the

Charles

slipping.

the with

!

, ,

worked

Gracie, pad was'.attach175ft. level,

was to adjusted surface stretched from,. side to side, and be perfectly to secure

to

Richard

peuded

recent.

a

commonwealA Rule

shaft

prevent

lower

public meeting in Dublin, of the Protestant auspicesletters we read Rule Association, from Mr.' W E. Gladstone and Mr. J. W. At

under Home

The of a

at the. came the into flange top ieogth contact with the yoke, causing ,,the of the column, to be susupper portion

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i

alive,

was

the

yoke

!

the proceedings chairman, The meeting is a befitting demonstra the late flunkey

Home

pluqger

the

at,-,

and secure, the capstan

by strong

underhand

by

column .at raised 2£ft.,

supposed

was

raise

putr the

to,

,

column

across

:

seem

at object any the unfortunate

the wretches, though down Winter is at hand, have been set in the wide, open prairie, and houseless material of no or with timber homeless,

seen

attention,

is

Signatures

order the

'below. the draw lift raised by .means a and .chain rope

of

than

Railway,

There

crofters.

of the

was

the

Methodist to protest the address of the Nonconformist that

in

connect

that much over aud the "yoke"

shaft,

the that

a

to

the was

projected

;

whole

the

populate

Pacific Canadian have backed, that

was

He body.' immediate

on

present

us

letter

the preparations to receiye the Government promised made. So anxious are been

of

line

the

'of so a nature were dreadful his injuries 6.10. The patients that he only lived till but without examined, were carefully -then. A masher, 'result potato just with blood, and a large carving covered found were bloodstained, also knife, Howard hidden under one of the beds. in the ward. was refractory placed at Clifton and resides Mr. Hunter Hill, The deceased was an children. has no

receipt'

intelligence

to the according from 'Montreal, account of the woeful, crofter wlio emigrants to It would Canada.

have not the Government

warder

the

and the door

was

shaft

the. to

was

to

and

man.

them which

burst accordingly in his blood, Hunter lay weltering in. wound on the top of his a terrible with which the brains head from protruded, stabs in .various and dreadful gaping

old

legis

,

locked, found,

Glad

that

appear

and alarm, keys into the apartment, which, to be to custom, appeared were sought for with all haste. were not to to be they say

coutrary

tpe

Condition of Emigrant in Canada. Crofters

sent

.were

Saturday

him

,

condition

age is said to

blood, dead.

or

dying

evidently the raised door leading

to see with

he

.seconding

ed

1

to rejoinder have of which would the promoters tion, in us believe that every Nonconformist at soul an antiIrish Ireland wa9 Irish

private letter, has been received

which

man

been

of

to

o'clock

cQiummiu.the-upper

by Joseph Hedges, Henry William The chain, Dean,

are

to

to

another

time,

a

meet

(

Tasmimian his conduct

On beds. Hunter had not

proposed .that

3

at

plunger

workings

Unionism.

Pitiable

went to call him, Cassidy he had lain down on his that while. On looking a through windows the however, CasBidy

numed'

on

a

the

as:

afternoon, for about

was

in

institution but he has the re good, of a peculiar possessing that a. It is stated quarrel between him and Hunter

Weeks

some

as

and .that

in

Cranwill, said that

Protestant

allowed of the

whose who is

abd

50,

bad record

In

any them is,

Howard,

or

a

fairly

to

Among

Joseph

between

they

perinitted

of Irish

to

address, the effect

out

,

250ft.

with.,

is

was

went

men

J

;

patients were

of the

.with

died

who

supposed

were

lation

the idiots'

as

17

;

As they harmless'

perfectly'

latitude

was

which

in

cottage housed.

known

is

tried

of

Mr. by his

disesiablish of 1870, is the tu ling

stone

warder

the

touch

capstan

passed to terminated.

glori that de

intelligence abolition (the

crime

a

:

afternoon,

;

'

iti several iSonconferroists refused to and round Dublin who sign it. The resolution having been carried of and a vote thanks unanimously,

to

that

the?:unity>

the sways realm" ous

Asylum.

Lunatic

he.

spent fourteen could ..and,

in

was

evening

one.

serious accident occurred at Shaw's reef in the connection with substitution of pumping, gear. A. party a

lately

and

address as a that he knew

were

akin

as

1

Tragedy

j

Maryborough

from 5 o'clock

telegram about that

states

last

Cork

he

A

A j

province. and went

where the

in

been that

ment, lie said, influence and In conclusion,

in

j

with

against ministers.

'

Accident

'Mining

column column

motion, occasion

enslaved, denouncing " the Baal's false prophets" Statesman at who has, " after striking a blow our his beet Protestant done chui'ches,

Bend

Yarra

Shocking

portion

an

j;o

the

the .Western of duty., call

a

Tipperary, and for

say

,

..Irish

Arthur

Grange mab,

and

alcohol.

at

old

years, he .bad

ne

misrule

of

Protes

Victoria.

action of the recent political ing deplored the Irish and Nonconformist ministers, on believed that such action their part will best interests the seriously imperil Ireland. Mr. of Protestantism in

dominates. It is important, Castlereagh Mr. Balfour's to find therefore, masteijs, of the the men thpt Lodges, 'declaring

opinion, Father Mathew the weathered crisis

,

and

triumphed,

in

understrapper which the

,

.

sturdy

edifice

the

by

'

i

he ago and spent

forty ..years of .Ireland,

in

obeyed

eloquent resolution to

Mr.

when

King-Harman

the coroDeted

.

despite

to,

Strange

much

as

Rule

I

than other any people Protestant, minister. in Ireland. of Mr. James Johnston, Belfast, followed the Rev. Mr. Kerr in a happy more

the

is but Orangeism Even of Castle Rule. and accomplished

philosophical Balfour recognised Colonel appointed

pathetically.

'I meet Father how1 could An' in Mathew Heaven, God bless him an' 1 the holy .promise breaking me, afther the him ? wouldn't top, Sure, gev' be afther Peter himself turning blessed at the gate, uu' hie wid his uie back an' the smell of the medal' rivirehce's

?" my. lips doctor's the follower of

ad It

;

muscle

motor

ami

vain,

years honestly

of nonsense; but.it re a great burst effective the only veals the inner spirit, of Irish The conviction Unionism. shades of embraces profession many conviction and political political profes to the Royal from the Cawtholic sion,

"

on

issued an of Ireland.

Home

j

years,

grand

twelve

is

'

whiskey

has

Orangemen

the

to

dress

will

years her panied him best in urging I found it whiskey. when he asked desisted

to given tant Irish."

|

of Erne

The Earl

.

he let pass his lips, the of the ray sou Mathew Father forty gev' X accom 'Michaelmas." did my his bedside .and to

craythur, promise he

fourteen He then

I

for

the

to

yyent

Address.

Orange

is

!

got

Soine the. West

to-day.

j

An

the doctor ,but th" an' in him,

she said

that

would dhrop

'whiskey

for

;

.

stimulant told her

suppos reference to

to

age, years' seventy-two eiLis of 'he was passing through a severe to. me to came His daughter illness. him to take beg I would try to persuade some

are

oath.

on

,

.

of

time

man

early

l

.

the

,

his

in

!

"I

wrote:—

-especially,;

,

At

hood. he was

drinker

had

present her maintain here doubts the

j

name whose he, may possibly Killigrew, have wished toHowever, pronounce. the after the inquest r'was'';adjburned mentioned had been alreadyparticulars,

village

who,

Dublin

county

hard

,a

a

her,

to

resolutely

have been

.

in

was

bear

<to"

some'

was of bis. life ;he born, a time and on July .12th North,, rnauyi and followed "The cheered he Protestant Boys" beaten on an Orange not "He ashamed to say drum. was ashamed .also to that ; he \yas not say from a that that he had long,, way ;

exhibit

:to

to be glad associated res with. a body soimuch pec te as hear miy self to your body is, and the. refutation of the assertion, soo often made by our that uo opponents, support

,

years in the

:

convert

part

by

twenty

.first

!

been

great eaily

and

bed,

the

spent, ,wheie.

.and

!

This

century. blacksmith

the

in

ed

those,

He

patience

should j

(

laud.

be " killed" around his

to

standing these words

;

!

Mathew,

temperance

very old of duty, that .his call very strong Mr. Dickson and valued friend, occupied chair. an Ulsterman, he lie Although of other. if Irehad. .experience provinces t,

continues

just demand, nobody result." Mr. Childers, M.P.,

a

;

of

by

kill"

dying

by apostle of this

Insh-

"

or

understood

were

when be

lo

|

Father

oi

made

converts

the

I

one

which

added

it

is-

be believed

what

obeying

.was

found, warder, who

in charge ,and present another was in Killigrew, patient of assisting in the deceased the habit was the also, dormitory, present both of suspicion rests on Some degree his last meu. wita of these Howard, words, to articulate gasps, managed

a

.ago

across.

been of a

i

Ireland

,

.

the

time

coming

had

stains

.

.

in interested few surviving

was

writes

correspondent -A short

contemporary

blood

Mathew.

to

Candler, The Asylum. whose clothes

...

Irish

patient,

interests

of -Ireland but in the interests Protestn n and of Irish rn, much bis ..to satisfaction; very

Mr.

corpner,

Yarra bend on Howard,

the

at

Parliament.

of Father

Disciple

An

for '

district

the

:

have

.

A true

did they ill'to the wired been and Ireland

temptations

Copies' disposed." to the Chief Secretary of members to some

before

believe,

magistrates as offering

Hot;'

dangerous

1

the

as

.

calculated, td prod uce"a

are is

every

The Duchessa just pasted into world one more Catholic virtue. alms

satisfied

opiuion.

1

day If

amoug raised

di

who

Galliera,

eternity,

gives

to

has the

example of conspicuous The magnitude of the

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i

for

and Genoese, princely of the Annunzicta the gorgeous Church Mass as for a de-. will have a funeral The monarch. Municipality ceased' Palher gift, the Brignole holds, from ace in the Via Nuova, commonly known this

than

more

the

as

Vandyck

nificent

and

Ai'fw MIUJ

ik,

IUO

not fkof WUMW

a

church

haQ

Tint,

her

generosity. her more

I

where

his

Careful

mark.

a

and

attendants

Jack

Ah

assist

to

ready

by guid keen-sighted by of his a glimpse

pen, when a who caught out that pointed

toes,

appar

were

they

those of a corpse. An examina ently the the fact that such was tion revealed case. Ah Jack was dead, and his money If the property of the Government. tends to therefore, promote ingenuity, the Chinese element civilisation, among If such be not us is one. a civilising the matter more doubtful. the case is

she

beneficences conspicuous of £400 a year, to were a subscription Seventh Arrondisseof the the poor of the ment £800 a year to the poor a for the £250 and year whole city; of own a of her gift parish poor a to the Brignole-Galhet £250,000 of an orpbanfor the creation Museum for its en age at Meudon, £560,000; for the building, dowment, £400,000; died,

day

Chinamen,

wrapped

one

ing his stander,

l>vJ

—

drawn

therefore, a certain

in carefully with the utmost supported Ah Jack, exinvalid. an of the party to the a spokesman plained his had come to draw money, manager, The cart. but was too ill to leave the the sick manager, however, required with pen the forms man's and signature, he and ink were taken out that might

were

charity

aided

occupied them among aud blankets, tenderness as

make

mag

a

haan

Paris,

j

portraits,

or

"WW

In

'

1IJ

is

there

its

with Rosso," and Rubens

Palazzo

"

Behold, Bank on by several

cart

j

a

moreover,

is,

in

completed

appointments

its it

;

commercial

new

hospital just is the la9t city

as

regards clinique scale and

a

South Wales. up before the

;

The

London

;

and old men for the other old women, of Order members of the for

"

bun-, invalided

is as to what According yet supposed the DuchesB leaves will, to be her last to wealth enormous the bulk of her still of Frederick Germany. the Empress inheritance no son will Her own accopt to and has chosen or of wealth title, tor

By

life.

merely

!

possession,

without influence

practically himself the and historical

limit;

and

to

no

way might open as he Signor Ferrari, may

'called,

rumours

paper and

we

may in

rashly

a

a

been flung on ac only

comparison orthodox

less

this

bui

position,

religious might well

we

for

desire the

between

avoid and the

to

more

a

Cbristiau

miseries

to

woman

personality, No one.

which

was

a

field

relieve

Since oil

I

large

remarkable

an

immense

He

is

enlightened

people,

National Library of Australia

have been Agent General

three millions. successful floating.

The Suakim

It

The

Antwerp

wool

opened and have

Says country

neglected land.

Australian

and

murdered, about children to

it.

'

A

is

in invested he also owns in

Colorado.

and

modest

a

at

being

continually never hear

the

deputy remarks

strong

week the deaths

one

into

their

we

the been

parents. that average

anything

coroner

the

on

ooroner

of

were

a

many in

bed to make subject. had to

four

"overlaid" He calculated

there

this tion

at

in

infants

bed upon

hundred

by an

from is

lrisn

in

Fenians'

at

1876,

Davitt,

The

new

loan

been

Exhibition

inst.,

and

Mr.

or

in

Night recent

now

panic

The capture

reported. of Jack

Tunis

is

incorrect,

the

being

an

Englishman resembled

closely

murderer's

the

new

in

information but deem

of

Stanley's

thirteen

at the

Paris

A

fire

the

Daily

left Dervishes marching towards

/Yflr»o>»o

Boulanger's the repudiated infamous an referred

Floquet

Iu.periil on the sittings The French authorizing Co. Panama

valued

Soudan

officials

renewing

their

accused service defeat.

funds M.

until

has

«i»i

Pope has received at £10,000.

Sir his been

railway

and

January 1-

Xa

Lrbtttj

1

con

des-H

the "

pmue

lm-

Parkes

Henry forces.

is

Seventy-four

issued. already commissioners

circular demanding that shall furnish statements on of liabilities, account a

fresh

outbreak

of

amongst

the

have the of the

he

"

Albany. A

passengers. The erection has Islington

measles

have quarantined

of railway workshops at been decided definitely

on. its

The

Federal Council Hobart yesterday.

for of

Jubilee

1

developed

a

to

1

Will

Floquet to

a

of tradespeople. complaints Adelaide, Friday. The Lusitania sails on Monday and the South on Australian Wednesday

member but M.

passed

the liquidation without recourse

20th

for

Parliament resumes 21st February. Senate

was

of towards it

charge,

17. January to agreeing

numerous

of

Chamber M. Floquet

declaring The calumny. to a challenged duel, refused.

The

ruptcy. The

the

cabled

and to-day, of paper was insured.

C1CLUUIO

The issued

it

Wady. of

has

I

mediately. organizing writs have

forc« large and at e Dongola

of

the secret

are

hot.

Sydney, 17. January were sworn in at Ministry noon yesterday. During the afternoon Mr. Dibbs applied for and was granted a dissolution. Parliament was at once

A

Suakim.

at

hostilities

.

seu

the

new

prorogued

as

to

i nas

Telegraph It

The

specu-

divulge,

everyth-

quantity

troyed.

thereabouts,

it

that seasuii

thousand feet of space Exhibition, only natural being sent to the Exhibition. occurred in the store-room of

accept products

Chronicle states that the has received trustworthv

Daily Government

is

Premier

gcuoiai

The

17. arrived

j.

wet

Melbourne,

21.

much

scenes

for

weather

The

Cossacks Two hundred nominally bound for at Suakim Obok have arrived Austrian aboard an steamer. An man-of-war is Italian closely watching The real destination the contingent. of

causing

The

ministry.

Exciting

reports

nnu„ .me

siderable

is

Burns

Queen

cription.

Cossacks

full

a

bourne.

des

London, January

.was

Shares are firm. The Orizaba and a arrived yesterday train took the mails to Mel special

suspected person named Gray, who

the

17.

January

Lamonte's

The

Osthe

Hipper

31st

machinery and also company Durant's is stuck machinery up through the heavy rains. 17. Adelaide, January The State Children's Council refuse to withdraw their resignation.

Suakim.

the

the

issuing.

there

carried.

4uict.

Ruby

already

frequent. recovered

h«ve

forces

Digna's

rnan

ore

icio

in.

Messrs.

of

neighbourhood

attacks

the

on

are

followed. language Pore Darwin, January Steamer Adelaide which

t

the

feet.

in

representation.

closes

Assembly

was latter and strong

quoted at a premium of £ per cent. The rebels have collected their forces in

17.

13,000

from

invitations

the

fidence arc

is

a

the moved of the suspension order to standing obtain Mr. McMillian moved supply. an amendment that an address be of no presented to the Governor con

Egan,

meetings. Victorian

raising

have reduced Paris Exhibi

to

refrain

to

attendance.

17.

which

for

Jannary

Sydney,

been

political

per bonuq. 16.

cent,

inclination

strong

nig

tne

12£

"Rpp.h

19,000

a

cabinet The

In

have

of

authorities space at the

colony's

There

a

colony

Bank

Stock

Melbourne, The French

at

raging

Council.

evidence

to impolitic detrimental may prove The natives interests.

un

shortly.

hundred

The from Wyndham

connects

16.

January

TVTr.

Five

the

arrived

Jan. revelations Irish crime

most

member has Deputies

Manchester so In have been found dead

cause

inquire who had

are

for

have

prices

\

shade

are

syndicate

a

England

de

to

fires

and 2£ per

annum

per

Federal

Hooli

lation.

dollars.

bush

startling at the being made regarding ParnellTimes enquiry Deby Patrick who has been connect laney, a life convict, ed with the Phoenix Park murders. The

the

auuvcj

American Exchange— In no children are so in the world such risks as in Eng and run

They

sales

,

shorter

left passengers by Melbourne excursion train, yesterday's The Premier and -Attorney General have gone to Hobart, to attend the

been largely attended. have declined a half

wools

M.

an

a

strike

a

for

Sydney, January 118 in heat reached the

plete organizing £250.000 in all-

tua-

promises

founding

Bay.

Plate

a

have

who

intend

Tapiarah

River

for

of

probability trade

Adelaide,

by the Vic new loan of

called

already

CoBsacks

every

Mr. Kees is making arrangements for his outer harbor to com scheme;

murder.

applying

During

larly

Matcu

Information.

Alarming

;

an

ui

cent,

of newspapers tempt by editors publish have been of. A ing articles disposed of the witness named Jago, a member committee of the Killeo branch of the he and another swore league, deliberately

A

and

particu has just had

most

an

sue-

of polished of men, manners, as as and speaks smothly though is native of America. His home Pa. Washington,

some

pro certain

as

10,000,000

the

as

assuming

Ingenuity.

element of civilisation as of so much approved gress by some the colonies, to benefit

WcultU)

dollars.

operations invariably

fortune and bonds, cattle ranch

of

one

been

of his

part

Government

as

That

llln

than

less

not

his

have

BilU

C6SSIUI, is

time

that

the

Brad

left

He

2,000,000

some

producer

when

Bradford,

infancy.

its

worth

accident in the

interests

at

with

ago

By lucky

large

in

was

ford

so com of her time woman of a six the matron represented pletely The austerity teenth-century portrait. of her serious long, and dignity in looked more have would face eoif thau a half nun-like under place modern mantilla elaborate under the Her it. draped which she ofteu with her and were manners distinguished, born to of a woman that was simplicity and in in woik Italy Her power. interna like an had something France this she ex and of tional significance, in her bearing. her knowledge pressed

Chinese

uaaca

Tenders

is

carpentering

the colony. throughout The Australian Joint has a declared dividend

16.

January

Ltjuytjueu.

yesterday

yesterday.

A. report nas reacued .London stating that the Jack murderer, Whitechapel the Ripper, Tunis has been captured in with a gang of Tunisian robbers. The confirmed is not and is report officially discredited authorities. by the police The ParnellTimes commission has uecii

£840, the a loan for

as

mine. attendance

Destructive

London,

subsequent

He pocket. and became

his

country

driller.

lands

Bingham

years

in

oil

the

well obtained

he

by

1U

Mews.)

Dillon, Biggar, also attended, ami Brennan, and Harris were at the murders this and arranged oil

the

FOREIGN.

and

Oil.

five

dollar

a

oil

an

them not almsgiving »uu out gniuoua houses, palaces in has also had its part their refuge, her son has that choice of life by which A word one of themselves. become s Duchess as to the late be added may their

Daily

them

11,000.

The

the murders and othei ganizations The witness crimes said Ingenerally. of the land attended a meeting league

largest single whose estate is world, 45 is about dollars,

twenty-

scarcely into drifted

alms with the inevitable ap gave her Ferrari world of the Signor ; plause in obscurity makes his whole oblation of no word approbation. with and public Let us hope that love of the poor, which

prompted

than

less

The Duchess

self-sacrifice.

the

to

hours.

with

the in producer worth 10,000,000 of medium size and dark of age, years His face is smooth shaven complexion. he wears a that heavy black except His hjstory is a remarkable moustache. born and one. He was in Ireland, New landed at Castle Garden, York,

a

was

JnteccoUmtal

London,

of

the

M'Cune,

John

has

it

evidence

giving

Struck

flung,

easily

not instance, concern charitable

gentleman's because

is

(From

Parnell,

be

to

—

this

of

count

content

what news him named

word hope that

prisoner

enterprise, he has denied

be

The

Socialist.

a

power

is

may not have

or

anti

Government

their developing The Exhibition

telegrams.

The

sort

the voted

amount

in

j/omgn

penny ; maintained.

ur crovernuaeut uy required of such evidence. to the discovery leading informant adds. The correspondent's All the forms were returned without being given by the prisoners. any answer

tne

of signal a that position ambition. ignoble

wealth, a

of

event

uwn

refunded

There

torian

such evidence The form also in the release

to offer prepared the Commission. contained a promise of

compared

and

collection,

recently Iimes the

before

mother's participations he has worthy of mention, of renounced enjoyments

'

not

Govern

the

were

his

scarcely

are

uio

of sacrifice,

act

one

which

with

ui

neceBsuneo

tne

that

stating made

were whether questions they principal could evidence connecting any give member or Nationalist Irish prominent and with the dynamite conspiracies,

Christian

Brothers

work

of the correspondent has unimpeachable

Mining

children die on after their have been' drinking. patents In Germany a charge of criminal neg lect is whose brought against parents children are suffocated in bed.

a land named grabber, were ordered gan, and that they so who paid them by the league,

Perjurers.

on behalf overtures the in of to dynamiters to Prison with a view induce Chatham he evidence would them to that give form was the Times. A useful to to con each of the supplied prisoners which number of questions a taining to answer. The were asked they

ment

one

dred

for

authority

in Paris, £80,000. of lodging-houses made To the present Pope the Duchess To the Due of £100,000. an offering and she gave a palace de Montpensier act Her last was at estate Bologna. the one of two the asylums,

founding two hundred

Journal

Freeman's

not

die

of getting The of these majority and nights, Saturday

them."

of

16. January son of the Rev. Mr. Fraser, has been arrested on several Fraser, charges of false pretences. The Star of the East Co, has William

sake

murdered but

Dynamiters,

;

''

rid

Melbourne,

in

many allowed to

.

The

life.

harbour

seaport

by

in

are

the

INTERCOLONIAL.

_

that

all

husband she of Genoa, and

that

In He

cases.

-

to

gave

her

124

-

the

reconstructed

for

once

With

every year he knew year " has his suspicions stances the children in bed possibly for one

-

part overcome

not

do

wo.

name

a

Manchester.

in of

cases

bill

The

the bank

share

Copies

gifts

be

obtained

News j

market

is

of the W. A. from Mr.

Agent,

St.

delegates

left

quiet.

Record J.

George's

may

McHenry, Terrace.

Perth.

such !

need, it was the Duchess.

what

of bar suggestive in and a barian disposition influences, Celestial mind to the compromise at least matters, nominally had deposit of New ed a sum of money in the Bank

:

reluctance i

with

that

—

.

:

to

N.S.W. named

in Araluon, a Chinaman

at

exemplification It happened Ah Jack,

,

inasmuch as of charity, of the sphere her bad no with alms and gifts longer element of self-sacrifice. the obvious secret human Whatever may be the

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THE

COMPANY

&

TOLLEY

ELECT( ELECTORAL

TO

(Limited).

IIS

)

OF THE DISTRICT.

SPIRIT,

WINE,

the honor of offering for your at the votes of members for the views political

election

approaching

Council. My to as possible. yon as briefly immediate I am in favour of an change of constitution. The adoption of Responsible Legislative will indicate

AND

MERCHANTS,

GENERAL

Government

must

thing assured, the people of

but the

relax

their that

taken

N

O

D

E

PACKENHAM-STREET, HAVE

much

largely House by that

FREMANTLE,

in

pleasure

that

announcing

they

WILSON

G.

J.

and

ness,

Mr.

of the

Service

Perth

who

& CO.,

that

S TOOK,

ENTIRE

the

has re-entered

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demned which

the

W. G.

the

Company

venture

always

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continue

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to

&

has brought impoverished

years

deplorably

circumstances of the colony advocate to a policy of necessary This if brought into force, policy,

have other

the

effect

trade

meet of will

farmers

our

enabling to

rivalry and industries

on

more

equal wealthier

the

relieve from the

few

our

danger, being

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PIER

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DIAMOND,

Gentlemen,

We thank for you your influentially-signed requisi tion in which to ask us you do us the honor to permit ourselves to be placed in nomina tion as candidates the of your for position in the of this representatives Legislature

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spirits

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Howick-Streets.

in

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quietness,

an

Wines,

S

A

L

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attentive

has

Hotel,

GIVEN

AWAY

no

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you

W. E. MARMION. W. S. PEARSE.

Fremantle,

shall

COLLEGE

BATHUE

Patron—

N.S.W.

ST,

RIGHT

BYRNE.

ment

the

above ot

Priests to whom

for

the

manage-

of Congregation it been entrusted Mission, the Bishop of the Diocese. by his Lordship and well-appointed buildings, Spacious combined with healthfulness of beauty and and the solid to situation, training imparted have already the pupils, won for St. Stanis laus' a prominent place amongst the educa tional

the has

or

establishments

of the

Many important

colonies. and

improvements

addit

which

be mentioned a amongst may well quipped Chemical and Phil Laboratory it is will, the hoped, increase osophy Hall, of the College and enable present advantages Fathers the Vincentian to give the pupils ions,

entrusted suited

their

to

to the

care

education

an

of the

requirements

fully

day..

so

For

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Prospectus, VERY

to

apply

REV.

,

BYRNE,

J.

C.M.,

President.

ad

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DR.

will RE-OPEN College academic under the year

be

in

REV.

The

large there affects

otherwise, Even

1889.

3,

STANISLAUS'

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January

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all Wine Merchants, and Hotel-keepers,

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We,

—

to

the

are

undersigned

that request be nominated the

in

satisfied

reference

the

to

you to

Legislative that your immediate

in

us

in

at

the

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Here

our

and influence

support

follow

100

over

signatures.

I beg to thank you for me. you have conferred upon I shall have pleasure in allowing myself to be nominated, and if returned as your

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country

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will

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—

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to

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H.

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THOMAS

faithfully,

C.

from

iu

GOTHORSE,

RASON.

.Victoria

Plains,

FITZGERALD. Dec. 31, 1888.

.

John

ELECTORATE.

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equal

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may rich

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in

are

majority fidence

and situation,

comfort,

Guildford the Colony.

£10,000 0

allow

represent Council. views with introduction

Ostler.

CANNING

those

this are

I must interests

your

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electors

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word

a

H.

C.

will

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the

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Corner

Railway

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To

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Directly

,

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own

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:

Chateau Pontet

the

with

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

sec.

Bordeaux

CLARETS

representative I have as you and its district,

or

—

Annissette, from Mar

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Hotel,

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Greno's

for

TERMS

E-BRENNAN

CHAMPAGNE and

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care.

especial have

past be the in

and

colony generally, will constituency

this

the will

—

(Fine

:

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disposal

identical

thrive

this

of

As in efforts

best

.

RUM

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and gratifying. magnificent These and other facts are too apparent to need proof, and I believe that you yourselves have bugun to weary of a neglect which has detrimental. Should been seriously you

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more to matters from personal the interests of the Toodyay cause, have been of late sadly ignored. of the the discovery adjacent gold-

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the

country

a small may, notwithstanding subsidy be ascribed granted, mainly to your own pri vate Had a of the portion enterprise. large which has been so abundantly public money,

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sition,

of

sources

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prosperity. I Further, promise deavours to secure an direction

follow

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acceding

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proved

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of

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the

secure

lasting

TOLLEY

so

advocates and in

a

of the

necessity open up

heretofore.

Council, distinguished of theinterests

formerly

of

such

say

to serve as our session of the next wherein have you able as yourselves of this Constituency

the

at

representatives Legislative

We

of

extinguished I regard

represent

permit youiselves candidates for election

as

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nor

;

Eastern Colonies, and struggling to which they

will

five

past a

on

own

wishes,

con fearlessly of our finances

mismanagement

express

our

years.

terms

BURNET, as

will

heard recently views agreeing

you with your the provisions of the new Consti tution which has passed its second read Bill, the best assured use ing, and feeling you will to endeavours the introduction urge forward of Responsible under Government, we, the electors of have to request signed, Fremantle, will to be nominated you publicly

to be drawn

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busi-

relinquishing

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J.

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of

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condition that abuse

Messrs.

of

composed influence, influence

duty

the

have purchased

on

a

for

which must inevitably give bias to the destinies of the colony, permanent be above It would be little sbori suspicion. a disaster have the of to next Council

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would

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the pain, succumbed burns which she had we::Brereton, have to attended her in her reason belie ve her with the dying moments, fortifying rites of the Catholic of which, .Church, it to is almost unnecessary add, she was a dutiful member. three years Scarcely ofMrs. Morris have passed since theniece Miss Lizzie of Willow. Williams sey, Gully, a esteemed lady by all, who, knew young met her death in a similar manner her, to through bravely assisting put out,a which threatened bush-fire her father's homestead. It is the lot of the. same relatives to have the body of large occasioned wounds former by their grief

spot

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!

medical skill could the most agonizing next day to the received. Father

work.

some

.

the be may colony the conditions lately accept that viz., telegraphed by Lord.Knntsford. six the House be elected after Upper of the colony years or on the population 60,000 people. numbeirjiig

.

and other places congregated, and hard work the flames were put out which was drawn by buckets by water below. Had the fire not from the river at the been discerned time it the was, would have damage done to the bridge and perhaps an accident; been considerable, would have happened to the one o'clock As it train from Fremantle to Perth. train had to be delayed this an hour, was, it in consequence of the mishap, before could go to its destination. The fire is occasioned by a, thought to have been one of the river steamers pass-, spark from as it ing under the arch of the bridge, wasj in that particular spot the conflagration

thinks

to

satisfied

.

he

latter

,

,

I;

Yesteeday was the second anniversary of the consecration of Dr. Gibney as Bishop His Lordship of Perth. On Sunday last, his to offer up 'requested congregation for him when the anniversary '.prayers day in order that God arrived, might pro tect him and to carry give him grace of his office. No 'out faithfully the duties children comdoubt many of his spiritual His Lordship's wish. plied with

In

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remains only It is stated that there now Railway nine miles of the great Southern will These few miles to be completed. and it is be completed in a few weeks, line to the we hear, open proposed, to Albany with some through from Perth next. festivities early in March

the

last harbour, week, in with laden a, lighter, cargo on a sand bank, and striking -with a of water, large quantity des .like 420 was something .bags The to Messrs. belonged sugar

Fremantle, of

consequence, from a ship,

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sugar

—

troyed.' ,

Padbury,

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Loton,

Co.

of

Perth.

i

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During

of

upward

!

week, past thousand

one

the miles

line

telegraph in

length—

ALBANY.

—

con

w

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with has been Roebourne necting, Derby, and last .On Saturday completed opened. 'an exchange of felicitations on the important the 'event took between His Excellency place arid the Government Resideat at 'Governor Derby, Dr. Lovegrove. ,

;

death.

have been following subscriptions The week: Miss the received during Mr. 30-9- 88, 15s. Hawkins, Kelmscott, 3d. Mr. Quinlan, lis. Perth, Wiegett, Mr. 13s. 9d. Smeddles, 30-6-'88, Perth, Mr. Liddelow, lis. 3d. 30-9-'88, Perth, 6d. The Rev. W. 12s. 30-9-'88, Perth, 15s. Mr. Scott, Newcastle, ; Treacy, Mr. Northam, 15s. Newcastle, Merry, Australind, Mr. Francis Travers, 7s. 6d. MrJames Doolan, 6a! 3d. Dardanup, Mr. Oostello senr., Bunbury, 7s. 6d. —

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;

;

;

;

;

;

;

sentence a of named Macey got with hard months' imprisonment, Court on Thurs at the City Police labour, unlawful possession day for being in the this If sweetmeats. youthful of some to Fremantle offender be sent gaol to do he is to be from the his time— as we infer << attached to the labour" hard with indeed if it will be miraculous sentence when the term out, he does not come the instructed in thoroughly expires, means honourable of some no by mysteries profession.

A

lad

six

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!

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boy ted by a number

at the settlers, they On murderer. the to a found his dog tied they broken and across a they also came tree, had which the one, p robably, gun fiendish his him to assisted complete once

noon

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National Library of Australia

gave Thursday, —

the central part of on Tuesday, at North Fremantle bridge railway a crowd fire. Soon on was discovered in the Mr» Pearse'a boot factory from At the

there The

drawing

for

principle J-

Miss

Was

ticket

invited

spend

There

those

hour

off in passed the citizens of

a

of

two

or

the

at

D.n£ L l\JX

at

election

manner

i

a

place.

occurred

other

even

hand, it amongst oppon good feeling was The result ents everywhere apparent. of the elections has taken many by surprise. after It .was his Horgan, expected that Mr. day

on

;

exhibitions

of

faithful

service

returned

over

overwhelming as

will

be of

of

the propertied districts. Dr. of

Keane recoided

came

Tray len

succeeded

learn

221 62 for

Horgan,

48 for

cessful

small

the

The

poll.

ones

chase

of

to

ii

nd

put

the

were

Wlloil

lguiUj

w

were

doing conditions

not

III

no

of

their to

empowered

;

"

in

We only 241, given for Mr. 57 for Mr. Traylen,

getting

plumpers"

were

Dr.

Scott, Keane. After

the electors defeated

being of cries

unable for

quietly

were

the declaration addressed

candidates

the

—

to return "

Horgan"

—

.

Lllt7

JTottilOy

than

more

carry-,

contract,

open matter

any.

of.

the whole rested with the Government. some other Alter views on the gentlemen had given their Mr. DeHamel moved the followsubject, " resolution: That this irig meeting hereby records its indignant protest against the unconstitutional action of His Excel in that without he, lency the Governor the knowledge or consent of the people of did offer to the W. A. Land Albany, for settlement of the Company, terms with the avowed crossing question, object of contracting to or contract, attempting the said Company out the of. Railway's Amendment Act and of hereby, 1888, the people of Albany of the depriving and protection to sought be.,, privileges afforded to them and the; thereunder, and repudiates the meeting hereby rejects said teruiB, and refuses to be in any way, The resolution bpund by them." was but on being duly seconded, put to the there waB such disorder and,,, meeting to say whether;; uproar that it was difficult the resolution was or. not ;;ho.w.-. passed everthe chairman declared .it carried and the meeting broke up in confusion. On Friday Sir Thomas last, evening his constituents Campbell addressed in, Town Hall. W. the Mr. G. Knight the chair, and there was. a very occupied Sir Thomas,. in, an elolarge attendance. of what quent speech, gave a long account he had done in the past, and also what he intended to do in the future if elected. He particularly dwelt upori the, approach and spoke ing change in the constitution, as to the other that changes important would be then brought about. He symwith the people in their grievance pathised with regard to the street ..and obstruction, assured them that he had done his i:best to remedy the evil, and that the settlement rested between of the matter the. Munici and the Government. Sir pal Council Thomas concluded a warm by making give him their appeal to the people to still as he would feel it if after support deeply 12 years of faithful service did not they, him as their return representative in, At the close of the Council. a vpte meeting, of confidence was accorded Sir Thomas. I may mention that Mr. DeHamel intends to come forward for Legislative honors, and it is generally believed that he will be successful. is to take A Regatta place in Albany.op the 30th of this month. The movement was Smith who brought forward t>y Dr. streets,

as

;

>

,

;

K

...

,

;

the

assemblage

of

in the honour

;

Mr.

consequence

head

live the

he secured was 452 Mr with 422 next the number Mr. Horgan Was 417 while Mr.

poll,

of

who had

votes

for

that

class Scott

the

at

placed

number

iioth

the

of a

His was defeat, however, the voice of the citi through but the him, against by proxy

being

of the

account beaten by.

not

country of being

and

Mr.

the was

be

by an Horgan,

votes.

occasioned, votes

below,

would

sesssion, candidates But

majority. from seen

given

polling number zens

at the last the other

uiicvL.

.,

—

everything

to the semthe whole during is pleasing to say,

Not

tig

tjhe

creditable

highly

Perth.

a row

tooks

and

.

.

.

\raj

Company

Rink

excitement,

of

the

ten

TYT-t-k rf CUW>

orphanages, to Depot,

Invalid

the

Perth

the, little

was

blanc?

valued Uj

which was held by 73, This afternoon Prof. Webb of the inmates

the

an

mare, glVtJli

,

No.

with

together

large at art-union

on.

t.

WIHLll

Heuston.

has

the

unusually

an

buggy

a

-_.L

pUUIIUOj to fell

wa9

.

.

last

tendance.

Saturday

on

.

evening

Hall

.

the. Town

.

in

;

,

,

by

suc

thanks

in

and

the

dispersed.

|

;

£1

Rink

„

;

.

of William Hamilton, named from the recovered has just received snake bites he recently News he In the Daily hands. his He considers his sufferings. due to the measure in a large recovery use of the knife by Mr. Archdeacon skilful ammonia in both of and to injections of aided supply by a plentiful arms,' to in order which he consumed brandy, in the struggle for assist him, as he says, or

the

Yesterday

four years the Roebourne murders, diabolical character ago, no deed of a more at Newcastle has than the late tragedy The sben the light of day in this colony. which has details of the recent outrage,' of of horror in the people caused a thrill can be related in a the Toodyay district, and Mrs. John words. Mr. few old colonists were Macpherson, the victims, of the town of and lived in the vicinity Newcastle. They had in their employ named John Johnson, ment an old man " and known as better Yorky" Johnson Mr. of the 16th inst., on the morning for the old man reproved Macpherson which he had been of gross misconduct, This and sent him away. guilty, presumably nettled J ohnson and instigated of act of revenge, him to the commission jan on the night of the same day, at the for, in when all were hour of eleven o'clock, into the house, broke bed, he returned, hands on the arid proceeded to lay violent Miss of the inmates, he came first across, years Macpherson, a girl of about fourteen screamed and The child of age. loudly, ran to alarmed tile by her cries, mother, to be, after her assistance, only, however, and brutally hard struck down a fight, had the head till life battered about assassin. Mr. departed, by the cowardly who had in the meantime Macphersori, to rescue his wife from the hands of come the murderer, was shot in the side of the and afterwards beaten about the head face horrible in the same with the musket victim manner as was the previous in the ad boy, who was Upon tho little with room, fright, shouting joining blows with his Johnson doalt him several and, leaving him for dead, decamped. gun, was While this being shocking tragedy Miss enacted, Macpherson managed to she from the house, and acquainted escape as to what had occurred. some neighbours and on the scene were The police quickly and wife dead and the found the husband Assis little in a hopeless condition. Since

A man Jarrahdale, of effects both in describes

life

At

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,

"

down one and galloped Before a terrific pace. mad career was animal's the far, gone with into collision his coming stopped by which he smashed, and which a lamp-post, that it was ex him so severely injured that he should by the onlookers pected to be destroyed. have eventually fright at streets

boats.

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to

from telegraph which will assuredly to not a few of our be, readers, very On Wednesday, news. 16th regrettable an accident of a terrible inst., character, befel a who was fatally, resulting lady well known in and deeply respected many to of the we allude Mrs. parts colony John of Mount Erin and Morrissey of Yarragadee in the Irwin formerly district. It would from the appear scant information to hand that on the Mrs. day mentioned was Morrissey rubbish, in the engaged inhuming some to her residence. yard adjacent By an unfortunate accident her summer light dress came in contact with the blaze. No one, it was near. The result seems, can be imagined. In a few moments the in flames, poor woman was enveloped not be ex sad to could which, relate, until fatal had beeu tinguished injury done. Mrs. all that Morrissey, despite comes

us

intelligence

by

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r.

:

day

a

week, of the he had

took

of

owners

.

being taken

.

.

Fremantle

at

last

cart of

by the

matter

,

.

i

...

,

shop

one

a

the

j

.

A hoese, and had

to attached in front standing

was

in

.

,

.

:

flogging.

which left been

to have date by the postponed in was

recognition. been held

;

.

ne name. nis mentioning proper not stewards as he had decided, actually run in the race, not to punish him, and he to leave the ground. Need was allowed hiB " side less to say the stewards kept of the boards" and wig" as a memento fraud. ludicrous ,

:

a

which A regatta on that at the port Fremantle Yacht Club has been interest little bonsequence.of very

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receive

,

,

Hughes is undergoing pun Thomas to escape for recently attempting ishment he is con from Fremantle gaol in which was last the prisoner fined. For the offence, month s solitary to one week sentenced to be placed on and ordered confinement Hughes diet for a week. bread and water who magistrate was informed by the on that the next him, sentence passed he would ha af.f AmTlf.fifl to escaDe now

'Beyond

i

£1,500.

own

Correspondent. A well-attended conven-. publicjmeeting, L...V, ed. by the Mayor, Mr. DeHaqiql,; was held in the Town Hall on Thursday last. (evening The object of the meeting. Iwas to obtain an of on; expression opinion \the the Governor, reply of His Excellency and the offer made by him to the ,Wri (Land Company, with regard to the Albany Is treet The chair was taken. ,by crossings. (Mr. R. Muir. Mr. DeHamel spoke,, at some considerable on the length rather. action of the Governor, strange ;with to the now notorious street 'respect ob-., and in to the struction, power giving Land Company to open or close the streets as fit. Mr. S. S. Young,, they think he managing director of the Land Coin!"ust any, in reply to Mr. DeHamel, charged with him in and base speaking unmanly, ;erms of the Land Company and with to damage and them in every trying vilify

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the Victoria the opening of public on old premises) Library (in the W. A. Bank the 26th afternoon at 2 next, p.m., Saturday which has of January, been set apart as a in honour of the founding of Aus holiday the day will have no very public tralia great

our

I

on

were

crew

.

Ashburton

the The

at

,

worth

in

fire.

—

on

'incident

amusing

.

put

inst.,

occurred at recently contest an athletic in Some Sydney. was excited in connection with suspicion under a false a runner who had entered name for one of the races. handicap Previous to the race he was requested by of the to the superintendent ground him to the stewards' booth, accompany where when it was he was examined, found he was wearing false dark whiskers "sideboard" of the most approved removed still he ; pattern. They were Next his ,curly blacx defied recognition. a taken when he displayed off, wig was head of a hue closely cropped quite " to his sideboards" and " wig." different With his he still eyebrows" pencilled and a contradiction, presented strange until for some time remained undetected, a friend, him, exclaimed upon examining .iloudin surprise, "why it's so-and-so !" An

15th landed to eftorts But all quench the safely. and the vessel flames fruitless, proved The to the water's edge. was burned for the owners which unfortunately ship, said to have been not is was insured, coal,

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of importance hearing nothing at tin mine the Bridgetown concerning first caused and the excitement present, out to have died seems by the discovery We

are

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SPORTS!

GLEANINGS. (By

Observer.)

a next, Saturday W. Fitzgerald, and Armstrong

17.

'

January

between

IRISHTOWN. our

own

is all Harvesting farmers have no the on the crops well; The weather

Christian preached upon and "ills" and the " blessings" Marriages" out He Married State. of the pointed "Mixod the evils Marriages," attending con from arid those also arising marriages ser His tracted between bad Catholics.. He an forcible and logical. mon was Catholic of the nounced the re-opening he the School and considering, said, it was of the holiday period, length be would the children that expected attendance tlie in their duririg regular He addressed the young ensuing quarter. Children of Mary Sodality," ladies of the them to regularly atterid those, exhorting held on Suhdaj'S. of the Society meetings lie To' those not membership, claiming reason said he could see no why they.t the meetings enroll and attend could not and be to receive instruction in' order

Correspondent. and most over, to

cause

of

the

man

as

but

complain, turned

out

is

very

average at present

not

.

to a better influence. religious subject be celebrated On Wednesday next will consecration of the the second anniversary We of His Lordship Dr. Gibney. may for him. former repeat our prayers was caused here by the Some excitement Newcastle M.% news of the tragedy, <

CATHOLIC

iJPERTH

i

1 1

i

t

the

week,

following arranged by the Turf

Club

which March

has 27 Grand

1.

:

stewards

for

the

been

"fixed

of

next to

Stand

Stakes,

A.

61b.

9st.

Second

horse Selling

6.

Flying

bred

Amateur

for

2

Handicap, receive

to

Bank 30th inst.,

has

Saturday, not acceptances later than 23rd. Saturday, February Sheffield to under berun strictly the Sir Joseph Bank's rules. B. McManus. Handicapper JOHM CARROLL, —

Secretary.

Closure

the

bank

a

proclaimed Hon.

J.

of

G. H. the Peace

Tracks.

The

—

notified the of

Governor

that,

the

on

Plantagenet Horace E. Warburton Board, all tracks has been permitted to close into his at the leading paddock Lease. Range "Porongorup" The Road Boards Grants. allotthas approved of the Governor available

£10,000

'

Grant

will

£820

'

be

only

of an character.

contingencies exceptional

disbursed to unforeseen

meet and

Brockman,

Henry

the

.

'

for

;

vote. Mining.

of

"The

Goldfields 2nd Regulation

of the

at Parker's of March next. The as

protection until the 1st

Quartz

applies company. Accepted.

To

—

timber

Fremantle of certain

at

perform

;

Execution Council Chamber,

;

;

to the

Repairs

work

R.

at the Perth £15.

Hooper,

Police

Greenough

Urch, £200. The Bankruptcy Act, of Cossack. R. T. Eaton, mond trustee. appointed

Rudd,

last

scientific

on

is

not

duct

of the

arising.

Blood

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re

effects monials. each

Blood

the

is

a

ies

to

a

Dia F. W.

—

WORLD-FAMED -BLOOD the blood warranted to cleanse from whatever cause all impurities Skin and For Scrofula, Scurvy, and Sores of all kinds, its Diseases, Thousands testi of are marvellous. Sold

in

Vendors The

Lincoln

Co.,

Lincoln,

bottles, and

everywhere. and

Midland

England.

2s.

9d.

Patent Sole

and lis. Medicine

Proprietors Counties

Drug

with of

actual

pro

re

passengers

Naples

at

earth and

landslip,

on all

the line the car the death

A

—

giant structed ir. the Atchison one

the

over

die other fireman.

is

being

is

for

Road, and

has

boiler

The

steel

the

con use

two

on

cabs, and

the engineer,

'

usual

for

place wheels

driving

the of

are

tires.

of

Viceroy

rialized

for

the

The

cu;:t

id

locomotive Boston. It

in

with

paper,

injur-

others.

many

Canton

Emperor

lias

memo

kerosene

declaring

to be the greatest menaceand prosperity of the empire. to

the peace He says it has burned dollars up 10,000,000 worth of property, and is a greater pest than He wants the stuff opium. banished from the empire. A

—

is

syndicate at

London Ireland,

in

with

industry.

An

child

of

lives

on

north

success

eagle farmer

carried

the the

Cimarron

of

killed

off

scheme. infant

the

who

Beattie,

Kan.,

river,

Territory the

party

line,

bird

sought had

it

the

—

the

child

in

of found

a

gone banks

liver

but

it,

devoured

very

of the.

Indian

A

man

are

William

the direction woods along and

the

beet-sugar

of the

recently.

in of

purpose

in

Experts

of

ufacture'

formed

being the

in beet-growing to the eventual of an extensive

view there

a

establishment

sugar

for

present

experimenting

belt

—

was

nearly

bird.

by the

The London correspondent of the S. " tells us M. Herald The Parnell Com the

re

made

were wrecked, causing about 25 persons, and serious

of

mission

is

by Chemists

the

festivities

mass

by

In

Life."

the

half

A railway train from the

last seems

of

It

through

length the

thought

thousand

workmen

Tower

have,

upon

a

object

is

their

case

to

agreed penny

hour "

higher

French

:

our are

a

to

the

on

Biffe

Home

hit paper, notion. Their happy and luudable to raise Their argument is so a

has accepted aud it, wages by 'Half round. This is the we the higher go,

their

raise

an

argumeut

fifty

—

wages. M. Eiffel

good that

from

pounds.

eugaged says

very natural

own

at

estimated

variously hundred

two

is

may four months there ; indeed, end no to the possibilities duration. to the Times The costs

its

are

slow

its

drags

papers. another to be

The For

from

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J.

teeth

country.

a.m.

CLARKE'S MIXTURE

;

—

principles.

of artificial

thau

more

turning ran into

Quar

of meeting February

general Supreme Court,

11

11th,

1871. A. In

first

Perth,

creditors,

"

£139.

John

tet's,

;

Point, certain James various

Asylum,

immense

au

America

—

registration

at Woodman's certain fencing To execute John Hooley, £10. at the Public offices, repairs, &c., £13. Supply and deliver Kelly,

the

and Jfamjit.

number

was

Min

Gojd

for

No-liability Tenders

is

1888.

of

in

by all World.

lis.,

throughout

The

sanguine Hall

a

and

1886,"

February,

Range

Water

ing Company

Act,

holders

areas

.

National Library of Australia

the

to

granted

;

;

water from

exemption

;

;

of the consequence at Parker's Range the labor conditions

In

—

absence

and

operation, Sold

The dairy. amounted to year and its is pounds, quality have been excellent and The uniform. is business

to

votes

or

Human tonic

their

increasing very rapidly. Last year three of the largest business houses engaged in the trade. turned out million and nearly twenty this teeth,

to

of persons dis electoral any qualified for trict to the who, prior any day shall election in such district, be in the or who reside more than Swan district, for miles from a polling place thirty district the for which to they desire

L#

vote to vote

has

J.P.,

in

circumstances. 2s. 9d.. l£d.,

is

wonderfully conducted

-

take

Governor

The

—

Electoral.

subject. called the

any

—

appointed

are

powerful mild

for

nearly

the

riages

road board to each whole is intended as the Government in respect contribution to the district roads and bridges the of its during The reserved sum of twelve months.

T|#

of

we

justice of

a

are

Is.

45,000,000

in

confidently.

Remedy cause

which

as

of butter

caused

for the construction funds, of roads and bridges during

and upkeep 1889. The

the

is

Vendors

export

—

.

:

of

sum

public

at

Denmark the

Wednesday,

Justice

be

of the

act

are

Simple

a

as

gentle aperient, and safe under

17.

Indigestion.

with Pills, Strengthener

said

a

of

for

Pills

which diseases to

bottles, Medicine

£40,

handicap,

Recommended

Stomach,"

£110. of

Remedy Camomile

best

"

Roads

i

23;

January

colony.

it to directs recommendation

from

and

1 6th,

February

,

ment

;

Jntefflflmal

been

to be

the

Is. 9d. entrance, and fee 12 tiaonths to be in the hands of the performances not later than Secretary

Norton's Natural

£30.

JANUARY

Holiday.—

Amherst, for

6d.

a

Second do, Nomination

guineas; do,10s.

GAZETTE.

at Albany. Appointments.

|hG

on

be

Nomination

Indigestion, all the

holiday

'

2s.

fee,

The

two-

miles, out

£10

1£ miles, mile,

race, Stakes,

THURSDAY, MEN'S

3

3rd

;

Norton's

stakes. 5.

on

on

welter 1£ miles minimum horses, riders. £50.

Handicap, W.

Metropolitan

4.

held

February,

A.

handicap,

1J miles, 5 furlongs,

Stakes,

year-olds, 8. Autumn handicap, for weight,

27th

prize,

10s.

meet,

£50.

to

;

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so hear of anything SOCIETY. monstrous yj. time, and let us hope it fqjiy bej, we are again shocked long ere wittri&ch'. ordinary weekly meeting of the a diabolical j outrage. | was held on .above association Thursday some short timriydnce It was rumoured Mr. John the President, last, of o f 'evening that a public expression appreciation Some dis the chair. him JVTofi'at, occupied would be Dr: Thomson previdqs given suitable cussion took Dlace as to the most noth-7 from here. I hear to 'his departure to celebrate St. manner for the Society the matter, so as regards if I. ing now decided that It was Patrick's reference Day. with make a suggestion tq£blj£ before any steps were taken, the Secretary I may be pardoned. subject easily As; with the Perth communicate zealous for the" 'should Dr. was ever the esteemed with ! Branch a of the Hibernian not a monster, Society, could entertainment, public to of both '.view the at amalgamation be Concert whichfhllr arranged, priblic was Societies in the matter. A letter and creeds classes might be represented,'' that he read from Mr. M. Malone, stating ? An address in order to bid him farewell to to Fremantle and about remove at was him the same might also be presented Several of the his some tendering resignation. I that time. enprgetic sincerely hope their regret at hearing members expressed will take the lead in this;ma.tter> townsman and Perth, that Mr. M alone was leaving C. Our representative, Harper, Esq.,rendered testified to the practical services address tlierYork to notice, according will, his connection with by him during long Hall on Electors' in the Mechanics' in its and to his deep interest It is possibly due to tthe Society, day evening next. It was iwelfarS. unanimously agreed that an nevertheless, oversight, yet remarkable a letter should be as a mark of respect, for that rione of the candidates represent the written to Mr. Malone, expressing think of publifhing the York electorate ing felt by the members on hear great regret in the .Record. their manifestoes Andyetthe and asking departure, vote here is not a thing so insiging of his intended Catholic to remain on the to allow his name him as has as to be nificarit ignored entirely " A debate on the question Should roll. and more than been proven once, mayfManhood Western Australia adopt be thought worthy of seeking yet again. but was to have been held, make Suffrage," often We must, however, allowance to unavoidable absence of the owing for want of thought. one of the leaders, it was postponed till Jan. 21st. /v., |h next A entitled meeting. recitation, " was rendered The Spanish Champion," by Mr. W. Reardon, who showed himself t mitVANffiK as talent tqffie. possessed of considerable Sr." won the applause a rebiter and deservedly From our own Corresponcrerik the place of To supply of the members. and was some the debate, Haymaking and reaping are over "sharp practice" All the now in full which forcibly demon is then gone through, swing. threshing turned wheat the strated the ability of most of the members crops, especially crops, " straw" and moment's well. The purple at a out verv to themselves, express wheat are the favourite with clearness and "club-headed" notice, precision. and can be depend discussion on the opinions kinds here at present, After a slight in a fair season. the ed on for yield forward by different speakers, put to say that evening I regret yesterday meeting terminated. Mr; Jas. hay and wheat stacks Milligan's on'his farm at the Upper Ferguson caught SOCIETY. H.A.C. BENEFIT burned. Full and were completely alight occurrence of this unforounate particulars Patrick's" Perth, not able "St. Branch, us, so I am have not yet reached No. 142. how the stack hap to state for certain I may say, however, branch At the meeting of the above pened to catch fire. follow the 15th the that every one feels sorry for Mr. Milligan held on instant, considerable loss of the elected and installed on account very were by ing officers a the fruits of Bro. T. F. he has sustained year's Bro. C. Bagley. President, in a J Bro. hard labour destroyed Vice-President, being totally Quiulan Bro. J. F. few moments. McDonald Secretary, the Bunbury Railway is Bro. E. J. I understand Treasurer, O'Callaghan but to be opened what it Rodoreda Bro. E. shortly Warden, Lockyer likely it is to do when Bro. W. J. Reardon. is opened is a Guardian, going to which seems took with Some discussion puzzle everybody. place question funds to investing the surplus Anyhow, it will needon a littleas a repairingdeal reference runs it, no definite before the train good of the Society arrangement' in several places between made and the final settle of the ballasting was, however, away till ment of the was here and Boyanup has been washed adjourned question the bare leaving next the winter, only during meeting. sleepers and rails. and we are weather The keeps fair Hard No More Times. some nice cool days. enjoying will so much on If usual you stop spending the monthly last, On Sunday and line rich food clothes, style, buy good, branch of the Sacred meeting of the male and better clothing healthy food, cheaper held in Dardanup. was Heart Association ret real substantial more arid things of life small number a that I noticed only the foolish and especially stop every way, approached Holy Com of the members habit of employing expensive quack doctors attend there was a good vile munion, although or using so much of the humbug medi at the meeting. cine that does you ance only harm, but put your and Dr. M. Coonan trust in that opened a wine simple, pure remedy, Mr. that his residence here American cures at Soule's Hop Bitters beer establishment will about' ten and see It was always at a trifling cost, yon Year's on New Day. Chronhave good health. since there was anything igood times and years before this cle," in like a hotel Dardanup. our

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aside. it

now,

Armstrong give him

take will Greenhills sports the 27th Feburary. place on Wednesday, usual a bazaar, a tea There will be as a cricket sports match, athletic meeting, Handicap of amongst which is a Sheffield 3 guineas, 1st 2nd £1 10s, 3rd 10s. This There will also will Irish boys. try our in the evening. The pro be a concert to the building of ceeds will be devoted which we the Irishtown will, Church, as in course of erection, be soon hope, is being made, thanks every preparation the Rev. to the of our pastor, energy Father who has spared no little Tracey, in the matter. time or trouble 0. Y. M. A meeting of the Greenhills 2nd will be held on Saturday, Society of establishing for the purpose February, It is to be the Society on a firm footing. men the Catholic young hoped that all will put in an appearance.

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for

Hastie

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York,

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dynamite of

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lies

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tour

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deplorable there.

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traveller,

back

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at

the

distiller

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Port

Distillery,

Melbourne,

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Canadian

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fell

recently.

he

where

who

sculler,

Searle for the champion has challenged is of the world and £1,000 u-side, ship in to Australia to willing proceed deaths that

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of

in

fatal.

were

eight

of diphtheria outbreak from Lang Lang.

severe

reported

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piece in

town months

power

of

which

and

belied,

of its

have

opponents

where

opposed

they

on than religions All this will be seen when and stone gets his returns, comments thereon.

Sir

The

sold

to

prove is cholera extermination

that

The

M.

under

rabbits

of

which most

the

James

Henry whether

the

to

or

about

candlepower.

6,000,000

but Hot-headed M.P. tor Mid-cork,

Dr. Tanner. honest has been suspended of tinthe debates

in part for Commons haviog called foi the Chief Secretary Mr. Balfour, a a coward, a swiudler, thief, Ireland, is Poor Dr. Tanner alwaysand a liar. of larg< a man for in trouble, though he is unablt and good nature, charity his to control temper when roused by the Tories. for

taking of House

Sir

has

Kirkcaldy, of

action

the

for

M.P.,

Campbell,

George

of

on

in succeeded constructing model of the famous clock

He

merits

praise great and ludiisiry of his undertaking. the Baldwin,

severance success

Mr.

who

balloonist,

is

receutly

was

tralia,

about

at

a

excellent his for

and

visit

not

are

seen

But and

no

"

organiser

Times,

it

number worth of postage order

postal from persons leap from the austere

as

stamps or "conscience

a

Aus

shilling

money"

who had seen Baldwin's of the grounds. outside labored in has not Kirk

vain.

National Library of Australia

earned

?

a

those of to be trying

the

011

eyes seemed noble

countenance such frank

him with

generally an

to

answer

the

nearly a year. Times ? editor

was

uot

know,

always kept it This conversation but even years ago,

a

proprietors secret.

many

estimate

I

was,

as

to that

oil

It

a

it

Major,

bar,

of

down

is

his

They

each

direction. As the old gamekeeper met the Surgeon at the

the

their

DAUGHTER.

his

had

"

Chapter

XVIII.

U

tV»

X1VU.

"

At

rt

nil

UAIO

U

wmaavi

1-J

n

hUa ttlllU

IlCtU.

OUiCUU

to tell the he asked

my prayer, labours and

whom

one

God has heard rewarded my by giving me some and always protect

efforts

I

can

years related

XIX. ABBEY.

had

passed since the last chapter when

in our events one fine autumn morning a carriage drawn by a splendid pair of bays, drove one the of prettiest rapidly along of the forest, the boundaries of glades which stretch to the shores of the Oise, at the where that stream meets point waters

Aisne and the Vesle. Several times had the noise of the the curiosity passing equipage excited of the charcoal-burners and the wood the

of the

cutters, causing labours that they the stranger. The

latter

to

might

in

cease a

get

their

look

at

a

brow which stamped upon a thoughtful was of overshadowed by a r profusion in the centre still black hair parted and falling

on

his

shoulders

so

very

imagine old times when The

in

natural

poor received.

well and

was

'

the

answered

!"

stranger. the young

threw

into

themselves

The

arms.

spectators, around them.

rich by his chemical discoveries. very Florine Staub had become as cele brated a pianist as Paul was a painter. Thrown of accidents by the together life and endowed early tastes had long congenial they learned to esteem and respect other and were soon to be married. None were missing from this

their

reunion except the Staub. the sturdy having left those and happy.

good president were Both

they loved

with since

each glad and dead,

prosperous

Concluded. American

Act.

Chinese

J.1

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WIG

The New York 01 the correspondent You have Melbourne heard Age says of the Bill Chinese Exclusion which passed both Houses of Congress with

feat

:

the Abbey

the

monks

They and

in

lived

welcome get

good

a

even

scarcely

fortunate." At this moment

ing oaks "Here

and

it.

and meal

set who

"I

and

we

The fine

will

went a

ing at you will

distance We shall

and

a

feel

from which

accept

hospitality would have offered

This greeting

are

'

the

I

so

but us our

you." deeply

came

predecessors affected

the

the boundary to his employer. belonging back with the he came cow he

across

cow

by the

met

One

between

of the great railways New York and

,

'

through

partly

Chicago,

or

versa

vice

,

over

this

par

debarred from his journey when he has completing into once crossed Canada and come to the of the border United again States. The same is the case with the Pacific Canadian which has Railway, to been compelled refused all Chinese ticular

cordial

northern of a farmer in search of

Chicago Canada. It has been decided that a Chinaman holding a ticket New from York to through lies

if

happy

the

our

servant

who refused sheriff, to recross for the Mongolian into the State This is again. drawing but it the law down to fine, appears strict letter of the law, which be the was so that its hastily provi passed understood sions were not clearly by routes

com you to meet

too

On

Chinese

anybody.

welcome

a saw

a is not allowed to ship and a Chinaman shore, American no matter soil, entitled to set foot legally

again. a

stray

was

leave

good Sir, you Our workmen

it

permission

stranger.

My

it

When

you now, shall meet again bye and bye." had scarcely keeper gone when man the young approached

visitor.

on

gets oft' is not

upon frontier

belfry

said

after to applies have been

of

foot

how,

the surround

Major,"

are

gamekeeper.

stoker

or

pines.

we

signed

was

hours

few

It his hands. all whether in Chinese, they or the country before not, and renders a return certificate of no value. As the law is construed, the Chinese cook

and

traveller of a

a

reached

employment

the

and

debate,

any

by the President

that one the good

still

in view guide arrived which towered high above

you

the

had

1

pleasure. I" cried

Robert

he

.1

...

hospitable it

his

a

at doctor

each moved to The doctor tears, grouped Mrs. Robert and recognized easily her daughter now the wife Margaret, of the president's son who had become

You will see round about the place of workmen who are plenty cheerful and happy, and well paid. Well, its a good that this kind of people thing are because it is their rich, happiness to share with those who chance to be less

past

they

of his

story him if

always

are

assistance sometimes.

"

old man his fine ; noble and well defined, and benevolence were

was

features were and intelligence

them

are

might

"

said he, and he has

last,"

illustrious

doctor

They

others

open to visitors. Pardon Major, but it is in me, and better than well habited, that, Surrounded by stout walls and a deep I am ditch. But, as told, the inhabi tants

Continued.

in

some

man.

"

the

for

Plombieres

and

Paul The

"

was

the French from, W. A. Record ).

(Translated

man,

towards

together

way

canvas

to the little poor light At the sight of this scene and a face changed, passed over strong emotion He turned towards the who also changed colour

of gratitude

own

said,

and

inn,

stood for

Abbey.

old soldier of arms,

'S

in

at

arrives

face to face. he looked at the stranger They exchanged searching looks and each recognized with a flush the other

way"

your

the

features.

young

where I shall

on

when

with

represented

faithfully at

room

the stranger's sudden and

I should

honour of meeting you again the way to the Abbey. you which is the road to Laon ? will be the keeper. then started

picture

ease.

said the be per

my first essays," but I shall not

"

little

at

the

as

have

the

—

to

rose

that

adorned

lavishly

are

man

all so

to feel

forced

was

was

restored just blind boy.

Benedictines, in the valley.

inn

doctor entered welcome,

man

paintings. " These

time

forests again." the these words

the there

warm

room

the

scars.

Fontaine's

"That answered

the

EE

poor

the a

event. The

side

Charles to show " And

a

one

fectly happy until this one its destination." The doctor of the awhile in front large as if dicated to recall trying

There is no road for your but horses, the coachman drive can you down as far as the Pairlion, which serves as a and which he will soon rendez-vous, see. Then he must turn to the right, and in five minutes he will be at

the

PAINT

surgeon. that

is

wended

THE

my

pronouncing

celebrated " If it

say

largely

imagine,

seen

apart woman

with piano executing of Beethoven's Sympho

grand

him

young

you

his

years

embroi

end of the large and beautiful young

skill

The

good

again

in

their

over

other

tall

a

The

oak large stained hands a

advanced

women

were

been engaged in Hear the win

together

good old

old soldier's and eyes filledwith tears, he pressed within his own the hands of the stranger whom he so familiarly called Major. " But the abbey T the repeated

profound occurred then

met

uncovered with deep kind help

your

have

When

he

seamed

it

Without

"

is

£300,000

were

and

see,"

never

will estimated that they as of eat possible up the profits of the But what are the profits No one knows. A forraei he once and raid that asked,

believed the profits hut that he did year,

have

we

!

showing

regard

of the

gossip

a

bid

I suppose have now, you me said the stranger. before," We are old brothers," matter.

Well

had

the where

nies.

his

may

Commission question asked. I if

the

ment

sat at

for the first time at the foot "Yes, and again at Eylau Pyramids and we were well met as you always

is

as

tin

received of the exhibition quite a shillings of letters enclosing

he

and

two

dery. At

great'

at

experiments.

and talking

a

He dogs. the button

at

writing. that he

chemical dow sat

path

of the

which

to

likely

the The

Is

very towards

THE

as to see the feat were nothing who of tens thousands gathered the to and other of Hill places on the Calton " the the leap from to witness vantage out This was mildly pointed clouds." with the result (says in the newspapers, that on the following day the the

Age)

up this

warmly

mother.

young

seated His

was

proved

going

see."

before

counsel's fees consummation

Chapter

the occasion of tender conscience.

ribbon

and the

never

the other

love."

known

well

he is

little

the Commission- is costing three precisely minute. This calculation a guineas the whole expenditure of all includes the the State concerned, parties As for the expenses of included. the

Some

to

a

to the pointed finger " Is there rosette. not an abbey somewhere about here 1" The silent with a look gamekeeper cried out. of sudden recognition " What is it Major, you V'

on

would end Christmas ?" he

a

according

that,

per

grounds

The

being assist

may

Strasburg.

for

where

uniform,

on

YT

to

an

lie

their

near

When

"

exaggerated.

of display touching at Edinburgh; been bad performing He the paid to enter but the numbers that

a

his

"Come,

s»uc-

rarnaraenwy

the

must

playing husband

nature.

in

question grantiug Australia Western of part great Sir John Government. Responsible of the Governm ni. on behalf Gorst, before must that they legislate replied autonomy could be granted. model of the The Centennial now on exhibition at Clock Strasburg R. B. of Mr. Smith, the premises is ol worthy jeweller, isydney After two con years' inspection. work Mr. and hard tinuous study a young has who is Australian, Smith,

\

fixed

\A/

without

parleying, tion,

red

smiled

inquiry

equanimity. worth while

editor's

tr

against piotested British Government

red rosette

a

strode gamekeeper by two beautiful

stranger, recollect

veri

:

fold,

purpose the Commission, the shareholders

now

Wight. Theligbt lighthouse, at 60,000 candle is estimated power, itself of the concentrated by mean6 which, a is increased hundredlenses, focusiug

"

know

to

had a of his

gun. He

grounds. Mr. Glad makes his

asked

was

the

of paying

really

isleof

Point

so

man.

said a third. the crossways At

also hole

by Christmas. By " have replied Why, it will hardly commenced If the trial by then." goes or four on, which, say for three years, nt the rate of progression, seems present we improbable, by no means may arrive at a of things when the Times state will be for the kept running solely

with

interior.

at pre light St Catherine's

powerful is

the

in

prevail

existence

in

experi Island tend chicken Pasteur's for inefficient the

totally

conditions

I

extermination at Rodd

rabbit

conducted

ments

'

:

bones, one druggist of ointment-

had

them

three broken

for life, ant crippled worth them 18 dollars

were

hair

he

man introduced young into a large stranger apartment the whole family were assembled. A little girl boy and a little

desk like

An old followed

all

it

his

wear

one

and

surgeon host.

his

The

the carriage stop On one side a pathway led to ped. and the trees could depression, through be seen rich and well-cultivated fields.

011

been

less

night In

to"

the passed the fore

all

his

he

notice he had hole ? He

you button

general." " I'd

thirty the

words

Parliament

have been even

After

1857. the fair

all

venerable

thanked

!

Pennsylvania

a

club.

ball

of

fourteen three

sent

foot

a

in

men

young

formed

in

;

an

with

Did

"

the the

in

legislation

"

Twenty

for

whole

Whatever does for ?" remarked

"

long

j

forLh

black eyes, bright confidence and affec commanded re person

large

inspired

spect.

is

meeting

setting instituted

suits

trial,

social

also

is

mild, his tion;

at

has

return

bodings

week

one

and

Court since it was established ; aud great wonder is expressed as to the of his actions. why and the' wherefore Our wonder is that silence has only been so long by those who, like kept Mr. this antiGladstone, opposed

fied,

in

A

His

ringlets.

Code.

Gladstone

elaborate number Divorce

Act

of

reported

were

which

number

the

been

There

cases,

A

in

increase has

A startling

the

and Utrecht, have expressed the protest against

in

attend

i'enal

faith

the 23 on average may be stated dead are struck by lightning people 92 in in France, England, every year ia Germany and 908 in Russia. 1 65

typhoid Melbourne.

Italian

years'

it

lightning,

by

to

adhesions

new

present. take place of Protestants

number wish to

Christian their

March. Regarding

to

Mr.

Hitchcocks,

O'Conner,

were

arranged a

of

of

Tournia

to

account

number

Pontiff's claim to complete Sovereign to h'ome. independence have been sent From from Ghent, and from Lyons Lille, come the latest From Lyons messages. it was despatched by a meeting of three five hundred thonsand Catholics. At Ghent the Bishops of Liege, Ghent, and

—

total

.

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railway

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ional" an

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how

lucidity,

the

is

intimate and .ethos

the

and

great

relation of.

between organisation and the person of England the Church But of our second Tudor Queen. ality is nevertheless quite his main contention is main contention .untenable. His of the Act of Convocation b in ce -that,

1531

not.

was

force when that in

she

Papal

.

so

;

once an

supremacy,

would

who

i

was

it.

repealed, accession the statue

passed

abolishing

more

,

formally Elizabeth's

ou

not

I

con

bishops deprived acts were far her her form to views, " force of the State from being Acts She was, he tells us, on the Church." a law of the out thereby really carrying and had "all the authori Church itself,

I

did

Church

;

the 1.

nature

What

was

the

the

Act

of Convocation

of

effect

authority

,

,

and

?

to consent that Act the Pope's change in Church mat.any considerable even was deemed ters needful, by the

Before

,

as

State,; .small

in

showu relatively of the the suppression By the then exis

was

matter monasteries. a.

so

as

leper the Act ot Convoea constitution, ting and one neces tion was the ultra vires null and in the void, ipso facto sarily to the those who adhered of all eyes ,

old

system non-papal as

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a

and

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himself

although

;

it

temporality. of the 6ays

siastical

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ment

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