The Record Newspaper - 25 April 1889

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FOUtllAIID,

WATCHMAKER,

JEWELLER,

OPTICIAN,

\

,

KINDS

ALL

the

Silver

manufactured

Jewellery

DESIGN

and

the

on

Silver

and

Gold

in

Gold

Silver

made

order

to

shortest

the

on

A

notice.

Stock

Large

suit

to

all

and

Gold

and

Watches.

Silver

in great

Alberts

variety.

hand.

on

always A

SPECTACLES

variety.

Watches.

Silver

Wedding Rings

great

premises

GENTS GOLD

received.

Jewellery

GENTS LADIES

just

:

GOLD

-

;

and

NEWEST

"

of

,

Gold

of

JEWELLERY

House.

Lucky Wedding Ring

FOUCHAHD'S

A.

and

WATCHES

of

.

CONSIGNMENTS

L AKGE

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.

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ETC.,

Well

Selected

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of Electroplated

Ware.

sights.

WATCHES, FOUCHARD'S

A.

the

is

CHEAPEST

and

Clocks,

HOUSE

Jewellery,

in the

at

repaired

reasonable

prices.

COLONY.

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to

any

the

of

the

the

are

with

replete to visitors

offers and

of

privacy

every fami

and a

private

THE

be not

or

having requested

Manager. Agents for

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Ills

AKFA8T.

numerous

simply in

with

water

boiling

packets

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by

LONDON,

&c.,

or

recent of branch

every materials

is workmanship or Photos

labelled

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g1LyER

JEWELLERY on hand.

of

every

WATCHES description

"

opposite

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sent

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tell

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dead

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For

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resist

woman,

weak-

use.

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and years, given and other Bright's

complaints,

severe

have

tion,

been

cured.

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and

of shape rheumatism,

out

or

chronic,

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is

been

proof neighborhood

from

suffering blood

excruci

inflammatory scrofula.

heir

blown

in

poisonous

dyspepsia, all

diseases

to

cured of which in

poisoning, almost fact,

the

by Dr. can

known

Gig-None genuine without white hops on rthc label, vile

from

!

and, in

indigestion, frail"

the

!

women.

Peoplo'-drawn of ating pangs

name

Printing.

most

liver

curative

Have

COMMERCIAL

diseases

organs

compounded into such a Hop Bitters,

ters, kinds

the

is. all

others

so

that

remedy

all

"

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to

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EXECUTE

ORDERS all

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or

phys

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for

to

used

is

prepared

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eminent

diabetes, retention, and all the urine, to Women peculiar will tell you explicitly

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can

always

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STOREKEEPER

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with

WIMBRIBGE.

MANAGER

on

urinary

they

phatically Ask

and

reckless indifference by manufac in the merit of proclaiming work. Talk does not establish and as be but there can supremacy, one "Best" let customers echo my of

most

and .only

disease, to retain bility and ailments

with

experience

the

best

are

of trains.

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of

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connection

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and

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every

forms

.

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employed.

only

irri

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kidneys

is

and departure

CHEMISTS,

GENERAL

Wholesale Hall

in

W.

&

IMFOllTEIl AND

the Town

Rouble

is

and

Wedding Rings made to order Time payments taken. JOHN BOWRA,

and

thus:—

BEGS

to more Removed Mr. adjoining premises nearly the Shop, Opposite Hymus's Chemist share of a where lie solicits Town Sail,

and

used,

are

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

the

Customers

extensive

the

or

any

"What

And

Harness

their merits.

milk.

EPPS IIOMCEOrATlIlC

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Grocers,

im

most

stock.

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tlie

class

Single

Cart In

of the natural laws a "Ey thorough knowledge of digestion and nutri the operations govern careful of the fine tion, and a application proper by ties of woll-selected Mr. for cocoa, Epps has provided breakfast tables with a V overage delicately-llavoured bills. It is which save us may many heavy doctor's articles of diet that by the judicious use of such a constitution be built' until gradually up strong tnay to disease. Hundreds enough to resist every tendency of subtle maladies around us are iloating ready to ale taek wherever there is a weak We may point. escape fortified a fatal shaft ourselves well many by keeping with blood and a properly nourished frame." pure Sec article in tho Civil Service Gazelle.

Sold

JOHN

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which

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and purchasers, every to employed guarantee execution of orders.

Brereton.

&

Williams.

Street,

Spring

In

thing all

complaints, giving natural, childlike refreshing sleep always ? And they will tell you unhesitatingly Some form of Hops I If

Curricles,

Plnetons, Tilburys, Traps, Carts, Rrays,

Rrawings

Tracey.

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Victoria

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BUGGIES, Cabriolets,

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L. B.

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Kojonup

STREET, Government

ware,

Station. 28, 1886.

Railway Perth, Jan.

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having

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grace

avith

Venerable Health and On

com-

See.

Beloved

v

Sons,

Benediction.

Apostolic decline

of the

year in which, and goodness of health and security

by the singular God, we -have in fiftieth kept the

of

anniversary

can

our

reverts and finds

naturally

passed, the remembrance.

;

the and from

the

the

of

in

is

of

the flesh

,

world and

the

the

pride

and

eyes,

bril

and congratulation of joy signs to leave to desire. nothing possible to us The Avhich Avas supremely grate ful and And of all most delightful. this demonstra have we appreciated liant

for

its

as

significance

thus Faith, confessed.

constantly The concord

regards the and candidly of of

tion, Avhereby every part has hailed declared in clear and us, unmistakable that from all tones, hearts and minds are turned regions toAvards the Yicar of Jesus Christ that

amid

the

all

to

Salvation, and that

;

and undefiled the Catholic

perennial Avheresoever

injustice,

God, that

He and

life

Nor

has

gone

lifted

<

our thanking Good, for us granted long

and

Most

benignly comfort

in

our

i

to express, neglect the opportunity, gratitude every towards all to Avhom it our heart

mean on

of Avas

And the close of the vear. bids us and of the Jubilee, reneAV our memories of all that has been granted to us ; and it is our joy that the Avhole unites

Avith

in

us

our

j

;

S

j

—

—

our

of obedience, received from brance of them them durable

have

Avill

in

place. But a graver yet remains.

ence

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the

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sacred

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of

impulse with paying

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from little and Who

things often

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the

beginning

us

opportunity

an

mankind hand

our

results ;

let

us

of

homage Avill

be

daily offered

to the

use

all

of God

let Avork,

the

answer

may

that the designs stood and fulfilled tice

to

our

be

to

complete

fect ; having put Christian virtues

the and

on

Apostolic altogether

guide

so

appointed

as

Avas

to

educate

truth.

the

by

true

Thus, many in having suppressed

in

science, love to philosophise Avith of their sole guidance oavii reason fundamental support and the shinfaith,

of religion happens that

gone, it too lose their hold

they,

and

men

and

animals

nature

have

nor

common

there

are

;

a

want

Avho hold it as a doubtful many Avhether there or question exists, not, one Artificer of the world and Gover of or avIio nor God ; err things did heretics of old, in their as foolishly,

ing

prac the See

as

speculations

His

to

comes

inevitably

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conception

a

form And

Nature. corruption of virtue,

Hence, of the of right, such per

Avhile of duty. so, and noisily conspicuously of reason, claim the supremacy

and sons

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us,

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magnify

beyond of

acumen

our

human

:

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by their truths,

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the this

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penetrates, the very bones the

ignorance penalty perversion

all

measure

genius, they, suffer, of most important of their own pride. of

thought phrase

may and marroAv of morals corruption as

Ave

pro and the

veins

;

there into of the and in

it,

blessed

a

eternity, toil and

to

Europe;

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by

tend

to

OAvn

re

perpetual

or

There

of Avill

be

and 1000

men

is

Home-Rule

a

tribute

and

to

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Mr.

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all

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did

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not

deny of

sentiment

his

recent

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robust Births are than by day, of men capmore

nnlnnlot liOlvlllltbvU

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ID

ah a

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population.

Guineas

a

Week.

for

three

years, very good for a young arList Mr. Phil May, whose metier is has just caricature, returned to England from the " Sydney Bulletin," by which paper he was speci three ally engaged years ago at the

vance

is

Under of State, Secretary which ho has mado great adan artist. He returns with a an

as

to one for a paint picture For the guiueus. present makes Paris his home, where he_

May

Catholics. in lliem

that Roman

paper, of 21.

commission thousand

of

first

were

week

a

guineas

English

an,

of salary and upon

will

his

pursue with week. This

market

Catholic but that profound, do with Let had nothing to politics. Ireland from this than jw'lgw politically whom had it chosen for point of view whom had it its leaders, put at the head

studios

the lie "

give up to the which originally London.

Very

avuls'

»t

l'l

the

Thirty

on

Irish Boman

of generally, than others.

nnn UVdl

Ul

after

frequent

pat

_

Pope.

and

one-fourth

.

Riforma.

patriots

more is

frequent by night deaths. The number

more

ivir. tne course or tne in uinastone, said lie did not participate in interview, of Liberal the fear Italians that Ireland of Homo Bule being in the event gran would be reduced into nothing more ted, in the hands or less than an instrument

of the

are

that

Thirty

interviewed of the Italian

staff

than

during the months December. Those born, in

—

are spring constitution

ireland.

was

Italy, of the

average

Rule.

Rome

while

Gladstone, to

equal

The

the

more proiess The number of to tbe number of

short ones. chances of life in to 50 of age years than men but fewer afterwards. have, The number of marriages is in the pro of 75 to every 1000 individuals. portion

says visit

religions.

about

live longer Women have more their favour previous

Such

n g 0

in

languages

inhabitants

men

our

i

3064

its

3730 every hour, and every day; or one every minute, every second. married are lived than the longer and above all, those who observe single, and a sober industrious conduct. Tall

upon others

-protestant

tiie

riots

Facts.

sixty The

also

t a n

no province, much about

themselves

824-

it

I

say. been

;

iU'W

<3

may

having

of life is about One years. die quarter to the of 17. To 1000 ago reaches 100 years of persons, only one life to every 1000, only six reach the of 65, and not more than one in ago 500 live to 80 There are on tbe years. earth inhabitants. Of 1,000,000,000 these die every year.; 33,033,030 91,-

continued.

General

they a

of

politici

thirty-three previous

age. matter for consolation yet there is these for confi matter among evils, dence and for a happy hope in the future. For God created all things. To

English

merely

are

world, than women.

happiness,

intent

some

Avar,

that

in

space

Interesting

his neighbour despoil to his and Avill according power, the expense of achieve at happiness others. Nor does there exist upon earth of such an authority possessed

a

his that

should

Avliy

the

his

know

the

known,

it."

Avill

man

a

Gladstone,

if

placed possessions And since

nature, each

small

nevertheless, Avhatcver it, Ireland see,

But, you looked upon as one has tioubled

chief in the of the enjoyment and of the life. pleasures there lives no man Avho does and by the impulse of instinct,

be.

little

so

accused

that

pity

is

so

occupies

ans

patent, himself Avhich ? If distinct

weariness, thraldom good of man

under

it

is,

great

be

for

exception is under St.

the French of one day a contract him

brought

to

Review,"

Stephen's

out

ia

—

;

of

being

light

often

origin

per the beauty of the it will have value

National Library of Australia

the the

that

powers under

we have oftentimes, undertaken the duty, have of truth avc ; championship those and studied to set forth principal the chief doctrines Avhich seemed to us and most for the needful most timely being good ; so that the truths general and Avatchful made knoAvn, every man

hais

sophisms than of conception

truth and stray into untruth. Such untruth is the opinion that every in the world is corporeal thing existing

to

men

;

the

Roman tants; ginning

an

salvation— the end alone eternal. which is alone desirable, the high place of our From Apostolic the goodness of God Avhereto Ministry, to-

reason

member nals the

of

us

good

may in the actual Then indeed

life.

I

in and

place

the of the tender urgency little Avith infinite in the soul, care, of Christian then in practice duties, of cases, religious the majority instruction is obliged to hold its peace. Then the growing to meet youth goes forth the graver of a vitiated perils doctrine, devised as rather so to infatuate by

Ting

of recal the love of

Therefore

life.

!

no

authority time Avhen it is to form the still

at

utmost

holy '

is

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to'

schools there ; for ecclesiastical

public them

structors

so principles, great deals Avith us. would seem thus It God has indeed that our All-providing in a time of so much intended, erring to life and to faith, thought, give new

to

future

the

of

it subject our talents The 1

Ave

put

look further Avithout trem-

Ave

and

emancipate

It is a of Ireland

re

origin

A.nd

for Ave lieAV of bJing; perceive germs evil soAvn and accumulating within the breasts of the to come. generation the of the for course See, instance,

precisely

remem

memory

into

mains

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draw

may

;

love

gratitude

their homage of Iioman Pontiff, of Him the power

acknowledge alone

our

and

exulting fervour the to

hearts, tional

courtesy, so you, and the

j

forward

can

Catholic

clear

proofs, he not forms

many should other

the

Divine

the

of possessions, acquisition the defence of their oavii. upon is the of indubitably tendency

invitations to sin. We and dramatic impious

Nor

which

man

the

books and newspapers representations, for the of vvhitewritten purpose vice and Avashing Aveakening virtue, the arts themselves, once invented even for the consolation of life and the just recreation of the to mind, but forced of serve as stimulants to the passions

humanity.

repetition God. Our

to tlFanksgiving us heart, therefore, publicly prompts to do as Ave testify by these you letters that as Ave draw no present consolation in our labours and small of our cares from the proofs many

of

the fatal licentious

,

now

Church

and

so

to

j

sorroAvs.

Ave

rlne.

;

up

Heaven,

this,-

did

months Ave

;

once

to eyes Immortal

our

the have

during than

more

of

if

fact,

hold man that it "will then curb upon the impetus of passion. once the For, eternal law of God is set at high and it needs be that the must nought, and of human laAV is broken strength is It can enfeebled. every authority not that civil be but must society henceforth be its several confused, units being spurred by their oavii lusts

cruelly thus many in mere words their brother profess Avith the Avhich in hood croAvd, In their inmost hearts they contemn. the same grown Avay the soul, proud, rebels the against yoke of any laAV, all calls its despises authority, egotism of liberty, and thinketh by the name bom free like a wild ass's colt. himself the incentives Then folloAv to vice,

;

is spoken, is with one there, too, as mind revered and fervently beloved, she must ever Roman -be, the Church, of the Churches. mother and mistress

Therefore,

from justice often insulting of others. And misery avIio overflow Avith gold

distinguish too and

the

name

by,

to

pausing

evils wherewith we raise faithful eyes of See as to a fount

men oppressed, the Apostolic

are

should be master. And in and of to the love of comforts evitably for that is added pleasures cupidity Avhich may procure them. Hence the that binds for money unbridled avidity those it and runs on its way, possesses, Avithout inflamed and Avith flying rein, reason,

acclama the earth

tory

which plagues, result from

of religion in these notes .of credibility the soul is not in its nature from the body, and, in consequence, of the on the death body no hope

The

cele

Isle.

per

Aviiy

life.

tion

numerous

such

fatal

fail

of the earth Nature things ; violating order bind themselves and confusing will the slaves of those by their own Avhich ruled over by his things man,

so.

were

and

from

as

and Avas and so

enthusiasm,

ous

the Luther of "imprisoned Cranmer, But more than the England. that, went for English Protestants refuge and to the of the Green Catholics protection

by

concupis

of

has

ligion,

con

the

is

unknown,

was a ful, persecution thing and the Irish people cannot of a single act of intolerance. "And wp," added Mr.

bound to logically principles. And, in himself to reject mits

none

days, public

number mankind, greater among the whence forgetting beginning they end to which came and the they are fix all their and all called, thoughts the and their care on then passing

unparalleled brated Avifch

.

that

cupiscence cence

com

have diverged of the Gospel. precepts suited to .our times is that of the St. John: Apostle

well all

pursued in our see how much

for to agree to transubrefusing mere when in three slantiation, years than three burnt hundred persons were alive— in Ireland, was little where there and still less need of reform, corruption, were but a hand where the Protestants

and gained upon public rapidly life. Bationalism, Materialism, private and have forth Atheisin, brought vari Communism, Nihilism, Socialism,

of the

sentence

For

the civil made into

is

manners

private the Avay Too

there is good cause. An event concerned ourselves personally, neither and which Avas in itself great nor remarkable as an exception, stimulated, in the minds of men an nevertheless,

of

tranquility If inquiry

of life refuse to

course '

just in

Happiness

the

munity.

stake

false

hand,

the sense of right, adulterate other there is lacking the and, on the of Christian the beginning light Faith, and origin of all righteousness. see With our own daily eyes we may with evils human is in what society The fected. poison of false teaching

of the of a profession Faith, practice which the Christian virtues, upon salvation depends not only the eternal of the soul, but also true social peace and

gift

mind

bur priesthood, to the months

great And which

the

and

Apostolic

the

Brothers,

the

all

to

difficult

principles

'

Paitheul

:

Primates, Patriarchs, and Bishops, and to

the bishops

:

To

is one

;

little," olic

One astic in

:

leader

among

the Ireland

Avho and

men

great

talents,

ception

and

genius, of the

Making

heart.

who

man

forced

ex

from

the bill for the emancipation all the others Avereand the Catholics, are Protestant. " There is another Mr. Glad fact," tri stone after a moment's said, pause, vyi.ih

and

person.

Queen Mary,

In

the

when. England

like

reign was

sift

surely of the

Mr.

profound

voice "

inspired

of

accent

an

inflexible

Times

was flie

enthusi

most

assembled

ever

held on Wednes of Air. nresidencv

The

of the object the protest against connivance with alleged in connection .with the of the Parnell Commission, to

of

terrib

to

the

Government Morley tho

against Unionist

an

of the by tho persecution agitated when Rodgers, Protestants, prebendary the the of St. Paul's, Bishop Hooper, Avere condemned to the Pastor Taylor,

have

Hall.

proceedings and the policy ol Mr. Ballour's govern in Mr. ment Ireland. Morley stated, of a message that ho was, the bearer from their the purport of leader, great which was would that the Liberal party

George 1Y,

emotion

was

Government's the

and

largest

meetings that Jumes' Hull

meeting

of

umphantly,

St.

of the

James'

St.

day evGnim? under John' Morley.

at had poor heart, her themselves to devoted cause, But consider that was O'Connell. well not of his became lie such, by virtue of his but by the strength Catholicism,

have have

at

Meeting

? politico-social uprising great ? Catholics No, but1 Protes of names and he gave a list be " with M r. Parnell. Look a " he continued The only Cath

then delivered vatious loaders

party that cheers and

sentence

ious

ly

Times ;

did

that

—

(

forgo'

laud—

was

bottom the complicity in those proceedings.

and

tbe

was

greeted was laughter

great its

much

Jupiter thunderbolts less

_

'

!

evil

the

on

since,

;

.

Providence

this

minds,

cure

.

Divine POPE.

by

such

Avell

.

XIII.

LEO

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as now

racnt

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"What

at stake outwardly of the Church of England

.

her

at

really

stake

is

or

into the investigation magisterial of Inspec of ti e murder circumstances March 7, at tor Martin began Thursday, conduct the The of Letterkenny. has stage police during the preliminary such the of hpen as to iustifv anxiety

The

This it

court.

that

ous

condemned In Hamilton.

Removable examination Dr. Houston that ment

f>f

for

them

are

sufficiently

by

which

the

making

is

life

as

The Establishment

again its nothing. be pub

flvnhn

#

is

America is just merable centenaries be

might has

its

Catholic expected share of red-letter

own

On

mark.

celebrating and jubilees.

now

20th

the

innu

As America

days to Georgetown

ult.

celebrated foundation, College, of Am and the President its centenary, Secretary Bayard, and the lead erica, hierarchy ing members of the Catholic attended. ferred

Honorary numerous

on

native

and opened with

ericans,

LL.D.'s American

were degrees distinguished The Irish.

the of

con

of the

of

names

at home opened people of Philosophy Rev. of Doctors offici President Cleveland P.Dillon. of the degrees. ated as the conferrer familiar the list

to

the

—

Lack

Justice."

VJUUI

Then

no sacerdotal and Parliament

is

clergy no power iu of Christ." for

practices coln is

there

;

her

in

;

if

allowed,

or,

Chnrch.

Halifax

count

that

think

they

and

of the Bishop of Lin in certain rites and indulging not authorised by the Prayerceremonies entered its book has now fairly upon

The prosecution for

And

stages. the question

preliminary once that

so learnedly being is Phillimore, Walter

we

may

at

say or jurisdiction laboured by Sir

now

within

tho

about

one

need admirably

which

himself. in the reported The argument, of but is full Guardian interest; Dr. whether King is tried in the first the of instance before Archbishop no

human

concern

being

,

Canterbury before

the

'

assembled

with

episcopal of Bishops the

under

is Convocation, mattei possibly In the body.

a

Queen's

question

two

rows

Established

in authority spiritual with the Temporal Courts, or the Privy to Conncil final

Submission

to

its

assessors, the province

known

Writ

which of pins

or

and in

to

persons own.

causes

assume own

by immediate

to

National Library of Australia

is

16th

Privy statue of

in

force

in

of ths Courts of any of this realm" is still

and governs of Lincoln.

the

of tho

caso

laity

be any

if any maintained

person

Interview

with Dillon.

Mr.

John

:

—

that

such by

of spirit in modern

toleration

as

that

tho

greatly since —

the release

during his

for

parted

lor

way where take

across

necessary Dillon has Australia. lie the Continent

las!

from

shaken a

long climes

his

re

therefore is

now

the and

he will

de on

his

join

to turning southward from which place he will and cross tho Pacific for

;

should

Now

jplaoe

set apart

for

its

own

Ills

EXPECTS

|

TO

ARRIVE

Zealand,

take

ship again San Francisco.

IN

He

will

then

pay

IN

CALIFORNIA

visit

have

to

his

with

go

brother,

-

heart,

good

a

t

.

the

the

not

Pope

you

in the world, of the Holy

least

has

and

steadied only to determiation Among tho priests

secure no

Among Father their

their doubt the

of action,

liberty

but

and bishops priests with the in people

any

stiffened

have done something

circulars their

done

the action

Pope's

to restrain the feeling

in

are

right..

as

their

strongly?:

struggle

as

ever." "

What "One

proof have you of that ?" oof of that is a very extrawmcn seems to puenomcnon,

pi

ordinary been

liavo

oven

English bishops

Home issue

flocks.

It

of

intelligent

Rulers,

Every

year our Lenten to their pastorals these unusual that very

is

with

be

might

it

over-

strangely

most

by

deal

pastorals

r

somewhat

looked

political

supposed

by

and

matters, those

,

who.,

Ireland from Mr. solely and the effect speeches, which they imagine has been produced by the Roman circulars, that -the Bishops on,, this occasion would eschew carefully to political So. questions. any allusion of

judge

Balfour's

far

have

from this the being denounced from which

administration have us believe

All

Mr.

solid

all

are

their

false

would

Balfour

being acquiesced by the Irish people. mean me to tell that

and more But do you

more

tho Bishops-'? altars the

case,

is

with

with

solid,

direction

you two

the

AH the man."

head.

with

to

us

three

or

"

is

What about Drt Gillooly

Here

is

an

,

J

are

Bishops

of Kerry much more

?"

Dr.

?"

Gillooly

Judge

!

"

friendly

for

yourself..

extract

after on the

which,

.

Monsignor,

Bishop

"Dr. Iliggins than he was." "

!

a

the

Even

other

,

?"

Persico's reports." " Is he quite alone ?" " almost the only prelate Well, j who is to be named in connection worthy him is Dr. Healy, with Coadjutor-Bishop, of Clonfert, who may be said to be the tail of the episcopal of land following lordism in Ireland, Bishop Dvvyor being; its

:,

iii

is of course, tho prelate to in part the

to

give

from his pastoral, that he would declaring

in be

and system of violence in many cases pursued most wantonly by tho prosent Government, the chief effect of which is to excite in all classes not only contempt, bat hatred for the law, he says silent

terrorism

:

'

As

sacred

and cannot

ministers

duty

to

of

effort

!?g

respect

it

is

for

our

law

which society therefore with see a policy of violence pursued, when every

without and it

authority, subsist;

sIiquHI

religion,

uphold

we deepest regret and exasperation

AUGUST. a

against feeling and goes down known it in my

higher,

116 has not broken Irish nor has. people, the least the upon impact ranks of the National Lea

people

"

libei

a

the

jailers,

to Naples, tho steamer will that liiiu the Suez Canal and through on to Melbourne, the first point at which he will land. From Melbourne he will to Adelaide and Brisbane, proceed re

pre-'

which has and which times, ho should himself to join similar to his persuasions

two

indispensably Mr.

covery.

a

mild

up"

-

in

popular

One exception, exceptions. of Limerick, Dr. Dwyer, whose influence we ascribe

Universe has left

of mercies his Irish but his health is still so much that his recommend physicans sea and a visit to wanner voyage

as

dissents,

the

by

But

Has

"

.

as

provided

that of

in

Archbishops

month or the tender

any clergyman of his' ty inculcating in direct private opinions opposition tho doctrines of Established tho

Churchy

of justice

tho

"pulled

'

and by appeal the

the

of

wise

ennnot

any Church the

rulings,

of that

could If

prevailed allows

rests

of

llio well laity tho of clergy, preaching of opinion should not he fed diversities out of the appointments of the Estab Miserable lished Church. would be the

remedy

the

in

Queen's

to bid him tney have good bye and wish him God-spcod for a voy Mr. age round the world. Dillon was looking "remarkably well, having

.

interests

clergy.

lack

regret

:

condition tension

of the

of March 16th Mr. Dillon for the Antipodes and was seen oft at Victoria Station by a crowd of friends sympathising and admirers. It is therefore with profound

who pale

Commission

true

The great to-day. which an to the granted appeal " or named persons for by him,

Says tho

.

tho the

is

are

failed.

of

harm ?" the "Not

"

The lor the justification cannot be stated better than prosecution " words of Lord is in tl)9 Stowell It essential to the' nature of every establish for ment and necessary the preservation of of

High

An

to

or

men

LtlAv

t'llciO

u»j

Jiliilli

court;,.

I do, aud I have reason for Mr. Balfour has done his; and ho has : failed utterly

unbroken gue."

Bishops

Catholic

for

Hi

the

?"

sea

miserably the spirit ho made

possessed by some Sir Walter Philli-

a

Vis

things,

IU

III

King's

Bishop

:

.

.

no

is

century

King,

Establishment, would be e poor

Anglicanism. coln

not Court.

hail

repres-. down,

him

Indeed

worst,

the ground

Commission

the

you

satisfaction.

that in the

on

to-day,

was

IvfJJtvO

Henry

a

is

got

hold

to

but it indeed, piteous to prophesy smooth charity that there is room pretend as

it

have

Denison

is

"

in

tether,

rising than I

the

our

First-rate," coercionists Ireland and

fight "the

is

across

said with

leaving ?"

the

jndg-r

allegations"; the lead-against

walked

Dillon;

deeper time." "Then

in

sitting

Dillon," after

country

the 'last', of the three!

and

race.

Mr. who

last

coercion

as

assuming

the doctrine tho same time, denied in the same of tho struggles of

trying Protestant

the

in

beliefs

so

High

the

v

at

The sight Archdeacon

like

men

do

to

Council

—

be admitted when awkward little you Supreme Head who allows of the Real Presence, t,o be and taught

humiliation

a

Mr.

their

this

have

we

does not in the least deprive Bishops, to the fact that the Pope had the point And what was true of the power."

doctrine of Arch "condoned" by well wo sup

must

it

as

to

sacramental in the words

was Denison, Judicial Committee,

pose,

over

the Queen, through the it bo that in urged

deacon the

"

has already been authority highest Anglicanism— has been de of by the Supreme Head

by

at

are

Times

Irish

Now,

said

mo

" The grossly wrong. or assumed to High Commission had, have, the same just exactly powers which claimed the King had, and they claimed thut the King had all the they the Pope had. the powers Therefore, fact of (he High Commission

arraigned, by the

Council. And, the Bennett case

humbled

Surely, such

contention

Angli

Church

its

uH'l

Every one of the the Bishop of Lin

which

now

?

which power Ecclesiastical

things there

Church

recognises the body

was

the

foregone; in the

character

a

as he sentence, and consent, be directed to to eventually do, the decision of the Privy

been,

power that

VI

ULlC

are

the

lor

others the case of a Bishop who among in the was days of (he Reformation, of his living for want of learn deprived The Ritualists would that if ing. argue the High Commission conld deprive a the have Bishop, must Archbishop

other

no

Assurao

who

,

1

was

have

to

"charges

by the

s\P

ATrnit UVOi

VHj

these

if

by

is conclusion sacramental principle

think

.

"For

of

IUJU

clared illegal the Church,

Hon. State, F. and the Thomas Prime Bayard, Merof Quebec, Hon. Honore Minister of John It closed with the names cier. and Maurice F. Egan. Boyle O'Reilly, was also placed Oh the honoured roll the name of another Irish-American, A name Shea.. not nnJohn Gilmary Secretary

it«nl>

condemned known to

Am list

no

can

Jesuit

a

Hto

Christ." in issue

Honours.

and

" :

There are impossible." dregs have cup which got to be drained yet. And why not ? Sir Walter Phillimore, the own has been Bishop's counsel, all tho week that in the old proving times were Bishops suspended or re moved He by the Pope. cites among

is

by the Church,

be desper what follows ? of tho English

is

;

all

own

often

the mask of an assault upon the sacramental it principle; the sacerdotal character of the clergy is what marks off the Church from other, bodies—the religious power

is

the

on

If,

"

This

1."

likely

the

on

of the

ers

Archbishop

disobey, President

union

enforce Council

under

ritual,

clergy.

to

the

would

" Church the Pro Catholic, but, reformed testant established religion by will now Council decide law," by her of those the claims who so loudly upon of Catholics. the name The usurp of the English President Church Union " also tell that lis what ia struck being

at,

its

the

enough

his

the

or

No. was

brought

the of the possibility Bishop's and that acquittal by the Metropolitan, such was reversed acquittal on appeal what will be by the Judicial Committee, the consequences then ? Will the Me in the reversal tropolitan acquiesce of

shall again that word Protestant, friends of the Bishop

with the

in

ment

ment

is

Snpremo

.

is made to the appeal assert Head of that Church to title to be held Protestant or

claimed

American

there

An

it

their that instance, of Fr. M'Fadden's

as in truly in the pursuit assured.

success

the Friday information

and pack the jury

and

thou

;

"

indicative of the spirit have entered upon police Crown the ense. If the to Ferman the venue of the Fnlin the trial

the of

so

uiturcn

are now so shy and sorry and ashaiiied. The Sovereign who by her coronation oath swore to defend, not Church the Ancient of this land"

cross-

evening a state had been read out These incidents

officer.

art

lawyers transfer agh as they did carragh prisoners, well

on

the

elicited

the preceding the evidence

on

with

of policemen

his

onnrcii

Quite

labelled about which of Lincoln

by

even

Says

Ancient

ho

entative, tho Straud " how goes

oe

too

Court

sight

character" other hand, ate

trivial

all

licly

scandal

so

was

proceeding was

use

bate

Commissioners

:

about the prosecu tion. It is simply an houest attempt to the Protestant and Parliamen vindicate of the Anglican Church. tary character nothing

.

with the trial. in connection the public were On that para day the prisoners for iden ded before the police witnesses and the witnesses compared tification, into the as the accused notes passed

at

to

incom

was

But if the he condemns in the words of Lord Lincoln, ho rules "the Halifax, .sacramental out of the principlo" Establishment, " and decides is that there no sacerdotal

what ancient is ritual, the claim of the Church

to

iiiugiauu of this land."

tlie

Chnrch

of

Bishop

to

is

settled

points already Committee.

of the between

is Archbishop from reopening Judicial by the

precluded

legally

symbols

is

decide The

shortly claims.

patible

that and

essential

Supreme Head

the

must

to th.e Court that: explained -ordered by his physic ans to aboutgo abroad and thut he was to leave for Australia. The President, General courteously bowed, the Attorneythe read began his favourite diversion, from the Irish ing of extracts World, " and Mr. Dillon Proat once evacuated

Q.C., M.P., Mr. Dillon

.

M'Fadden.

and

its

.,

.

of Fr.

are

all,

seems

right peaceably

Tiial

admit

to

disposition

after

issues,

pay doctrines

i

.

general

a

the

ment.

The

portnanentlytlie

—

find

does not

it

taining The

prosecutiou and vexatious. The retort was too obvious and too satisfying "if the indeed of are practices complained little things, why not give them op ; whyconvulse the wholo Church for things don't matter ?" that So wo now really

Parlia

Irish

an

ministers for main to its own." contrary of "mutual long conspiracy is at last ut an toleration," then, fairly The end. Church Association has the matters in to trial, brought dispute if

of,

I

with

Ireland

men

trivial

was

to of his audience tlio fact the attention that not a single incident substantiated to by the Times had been unknown and Lord' Lord Carnarvon Salisbury with him when they opened negotiations Constitu for the establishment-of a new

for

not

that

complaining

on

go

pi

tion

could

Establishment,

audience,

the

direct of the

the affairs

in

com

;

some

crisis

the

is

practices,

who owns a ranche in the far Far West. After his he will cross. brother leaving the States, and return to Ireland about seven months from now. He attended the sitting of the Parnell Commission, Mr. ou when Reid, Tuesday morning,

.

whose the forbidden cause of this

agBBoan«B«aw»aEn—

is not more to public worship, contrary of an Established the nature Church, than to all honest and rational conduct. It cannot be maintained that tho Church the reproach is liable to of persecution

cer

little

a

observe that there is much be less talk about of the prosecution. The and approval persistence in,

triviality

vast minutes the only unmoved apparently before he was allow in the Hall, person He then warmly ed to make bis speech. the welcome extended to acknowledged and drew hi as Ireland, representing for

is

to

interesting to ing

silent

it

—

.

and the

be

end,

—

is

made, by even-handed,

.

calm before

remained

-the

Meanwhile

-

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in

will,

B»—

.

tainly

own Mr. to its case." paper prove and. looking pale, Pnrnell, on. rising, arm in a sling was with his left greeted to with an enthusiasm it would be difficult

describe.

issues decided.

present

Maamaa—M

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election for to fill Rochester, of the vacancy caused by the retirement Mr. KnatchbullCol. Hughes-Hallett, was defeated (Home-Ruler) Hugesson

straight

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unlawfully The copper. for

—

to

Mr.

would

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be

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in

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profound

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expanding by signs

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visit

health has much

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improved. Conference opens

Samoan

May

on

on

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sales

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has Times,

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has

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has

board,

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chiefly

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received

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Earl

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Thursday

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welcomed. was

the sub(

the

attends'

races on Oukaparinga Monday. leaves on The Ballaarat R.M.S. Monday ; her only passenger for Albany

being A

Mr. Glyde. committee

caused

the

have

races

to the

at

Tuesday.

—

where

for

slight

on the The Betting Cup is dull. are 2 to quotations Abercorn, 1 ; Lochiel, Peer and The Lonsdale, 10 to 1 ; Cai'bine, and Keith, Melos, Plutarch 2 to 1.

perial

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a

smelter on

Melbourne,

a

Earl left for

organize sufferers The

with the Im he held interviews in authorities at con Canton with the Australian-Chinese nection that He a believes high difficulty.

the

start

liabilities

;

are

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Tuesday

or

in deposited a sewage establishing

is

20. Sydney, April The Customs have effected the seizure of about 10,000 contraband cigars from steamer the German Habsburg and 3,000 from the Changsha, for which no

win

and via

there

and for

of

season

that

Melbourne,

depreciation

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first Commissioners' has been completed. all the that sewage

report

Hunter, schedule

have

away,

are

there

the (for Hurdles), the Steeplechaise),

barque

owners

6d.

6d,

Melbourne, Sanitary

and

is

It

stranded has at Warrnambyool, cently floated and towed to been successfully Melbourne for sale. A large of the Defence proportion Force Corps have proceeded to Langwarrin for the Easter encampment,

sheds

of £500.

Brokens

signalled noth

prices.

latest

quiet. 14, 94s.

Souths,

The

is

Club washed

falling.

Shares are Block 12s.; 15s.

Torrens

men

estate.

many

Rowing

was

Oukaparinga

£18,000. the

having

now

and

hours.

official

which Trust, the Ameri time controlled has for some can The matter market, has collapsed. is causing much excitement. American

is

the Adelaide boats have

and and

the

Survi.-.n

throne. The

for

colony rains

eini-

the wife late Christich, and well-known Prime Minister, mistress of King has as the Milan, under forced mesmeric influ the King, his wife and abdicate the ence, to divorce Madame

in

fire

large

damage is years past, and considerable A number of being done everywhere. and have been lines bridges railway washed are and other casualties away, inches fell within feared. Over nine

should then

the proposed mail-service

complication

arrived

to steamer be built the Australian trade.

new

Clyde

Mr.

introduce

Crown

has

the Levuka,. damages at £40,000. The in heavy. 17. Adelaide, April our has steam companies

are

surances

They

December.

officers of the legal advised against allowing alteration iu the Australian

owing

the

a

reports

The

1000

but Tuesday, of her since.

dull,

day, Sluggard Flashlight (for arrived from favorites.

November

Waiora

steamer The She from Fiji.

have

the legalising Colonial funds in

last

promised

to

the

At

Easter

about

Wanderer

owing

postponed,

Militia

that

on Jervis been heard she is lost. are

done.

settling.

to-morrow.

the South mine will Polo Saturday's

six-

17.

and

decline in general It is expected

leaves

April

apparently

Cape

..

Auckland,

progress

memorandum

a

to the

according

commences

ing has

fallen

the

working

encampment

agreement.

a

Senate

French

for

now

yacht

been

damage has

very extensive The weather is The Volunteer

The

A

demanded

Torrens while debris. clearing away and Miss Dawkins of Two Wells, also have been drowned 8 to 9 inches ; of rain have fallen the during parhours. At several forty-eight places

off

crew

ashore. Further rains have splendid in all of the colony. parts the champion sculler, Searle, in May. for London early

per

subject, for deductions

certain

to

It is estimated will assemble.

Her the bar. outside passen Messrs. McLean, Cook, Hogg, Mrs. and son, aged 6 ; all Lloyd drowned.

to specific

contract,

Mrs.

were

heaviest

Kraal, selected at the

arrival.

The Australian

.

to declining accept consider has excited ministry, Catargi's and tbe able feeling Russophil public accuse of wrong him conduct, journals and assert that the people have declared the King. war against At the central of Birmingham division Mr. Bright, a Unionist, secured election Mr. votes against Beale, a Home

fortune

bis

forwarded

in

diamond

press

German

capturing

of one million Tasmanian loan has been successfully at floated, sterling an of £98. amount The total average was subscribed £2,200,000. of of. Charles The action King

the

as well increases.

the

the

town of being estimated

Mohammedan leader Senousi lias and severely defeated the encountered the pnler Mahdi and Abdullah Khaliff, that city, of Khartoum, near ultimately

The

Ruler, Sir

£1000,

the

the

to insist have been directed delegates for on absolute tbe Samoan autonomy natives. have The German delegates not yet been selected.

only

Stakes

to

a

houses Cassagnao's (Monarchist) incriminating Boulanger. the Soudan state Reports from

'

who

Champion

>

18.

compensation.. Rain fell almost incessantly yester Floods all over the day. reported A man has been in drowned colony.

increased of £50,

sweep to £1500, the the steeplechase

of

howqver,

swam

papers

the opinion that as Mr. Bates expresses the that fact is among delegates of an lessens the chance materially settlement arrived at. amicable being that state the Washington telegrams

Roumania,

the

The

Aus

Zeitung

a

are

Easter

April

entitled

were

formance

pro been Mel

of

The stakes have' been

Bis

plaintiffs

been

Club Pacing ensuing year has

Forces

Lytton

in the gave judgment Co. v. Thos. City Land Honor decreed that the

the

Bent.

for

"Works. Victorian for the

with

were

self-supporting

representatives trial of General Boulanger. Loudon are Emissaries in for meeting and welcoming

Berlin

of

The

warrant

at

has

ment

Count Horr

May

Germany

cable

a

of

case

a Conductor. decided has upon to for an the Agent-General for the proposed Metropolitan

Cup

gers and

the

Judge Bundey

Cabinet

£5000,

dered

for

cover

the

over

Encampment.

He

arrived.

on

more

under

the

advisability

on

20th. The tria

of

Emperor

in

Board has been appointed to en into the Junee accident. railway quire The of the Wallsend mine manager has refused the extra pay officially

and

emergency. visits Lord Salisbury Prince Bismarck at Berlin during Easter. and Signor King Humbert Crispi

has

and

London

published. bourne

ence.

any

Dillon

Sydney,

that considers the result being satisfactory possibility is arrived at by the Samoan Conference and opposes very improbable, strongly Confer Mr. to the Bates' appointment

as

season

known

ever

filled,

are

The

has received a letter Broome on the Frederick the colonizatiou of Western Sir Frederick the suggests

of

the

continuance.

a

rains have fallen of the colony. of the Defence

Heavy

greater part 1,300 men

crowd. cheered by a large Tasmania to-day. Permanent Orchestra subscrip

gramme

tial

Knutsford Sir

of the scheme the it would prove..

budget

17. there It will

and

heartily for

left

Leger £750,

Governor

The German

of his referred

ap

charges

April

fallen,

the present

best

all

usual. several

as.

Adelaide,

Board The

of spending a million sterling national scheme for a establishing corner the south western of colonising Such a scheme, His Ex the colony. states, would highly cellency prove if controlled sncessful by tbe Imperial the operation and the larger authorities,

£10,000, to

was

that

John

Engineer

different charges against the who has been dismissed

of subject Australia.

death

every

is

cabling

six

Russian

Lord from

penny the is estimated' that for the current year

a

It per gallon. revenue surplus, to £182,000. amount will the During delivery

speech

the

raise

exceeding

estates,

beer

the

to

that into to inquire and corruption

is

sent to The

has of Zurich in a plot been arrested for complicity the Czar, of which it is believed against of the principal movers. he was one 19. London, April The

£1,645,000. is

commission

special

establishing the Colonel,

delivered his budget House of Commons. He speech for the year that the expenditure stated March 31 had fallen below the ending estimate while the revenue by £940,000, had exceeded the estimate by It

revolutionary

have prospect of

19. April strike printers' the are papers

the

The strikers committed assaults upon non-union Three of their compositors. number have been arrested.

Melbourne,

The

Land

of but

position

unchanged, issued being

rains

Heavy

tions

Paris

The

u

opposed

strongly

Brisbane,

for

INTERCOLONIAL.

He

against Colonel First Commissioner in Crawford, the Bombay Civil has sent in its Service, in The Commission succeeded report.

the

in

a

introducing

The

18.

April Chancellor

at

quotation

is

have

was

a statement to publishes the Government intend

last pointed year of alleged bribery

News.)

Parkes

Sir Henry to the Bill.

is

sena

very incomtake place on

will

lowest

time.

colony. Mr.

arrangements

still

the

cent'.,

much

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a—

London, the

the

per long

expected the equal

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FOREIGN. Mr.

are

Freeman that effect

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antr

jffamflit

nine

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most of the Bishops address their flocks, and to one who knows anything any of Ireland is the most this fact quite conclusive evidence that could be adduc ed

matter

\

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is its continuing sittings, hearing the accusations of treason, embezzlement, and sedition General Boulanger. against with The is conducted hearing being

us

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by Alderman

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letters

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of the

of

customary

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of days succession once has brought Easter festival. joyous of the Resur tidings

been commemorated, and blessing which and every oy from the recur be expected may of the day made glorious' rence by

SCHOOL.

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seasons

the voices of how demonstrates hundred millions of three nearly over the earth scattered people unison in can in singing join the Risen to Alleluias Saviour, which creates and that the power must be from such j

harmony The

Popes and days of the

Bishops Church Quatour-

well-appointed Spacious buildings of tcombined beauty and healthfulness and the solid to oituation, training imparled have for St. Stanis the pupils, already won laus' a prominent place amongst the educa

Heaven. of the

tional

variation Easter. They saw Catholic be unity unbecoming to to allow feelings opposite of Christ followers the be dividing to have a some such day upon and with their risen,

and with

s

establishments

of the

colonies.

and addit improvements which be mentioned a may amongst Chemical and Philquipped Laboratory is it the hoped, increase losphy Hall, will, and enable present ad vantages of the College

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another has been presented petition the Legislature. This time it is a the Rev. Mr. Tait of Donclergyman, who to garra, has a grievance be redressed. The Hon John' Forrest laid Mr. Tait's before the House on petition yesterday week. In the document the rev. the Council to afford gentleman prays him' the only means by which, owing to his he can clear his character poverty, from cruel and unfounded aspersions. The petition was received. to

is one it unity; that visibly unites the community of the Church. Catholics belief of in the

religious

bonds

of Christ formularies

by

is

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not

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to

proclaimed

of faith, festival

Easter

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which

her

enforces

wisdom,

ness

a

the time.

'for preparation of the Easter

Next

to His Sunday, according promise, i in .the will Lordship bishop; give, the valuable to the Cathedral, prizes and who have attended boys girls instructions most religious regularly on the last few months, Sundays during and who know the Catechism from cover to cover. Many of the children been working hard have, we understand, of late in anticipation of the competition, which is likely to be a very close and interone. eating

whole joyousAnd

most have, undoubtedly, the festival celebrated of happily the Resurrection, who have most submitted to this loyally discipline. that the now -They can rejoice is Lenten period passed away, and

they

Mr.

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unpleasant

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are

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to flesh and painful time, leaves a pleasing sense of a' duty dis faithfully So if the inauguration charged. of the Lenten does not season at

the

pleasant anticipations, very a Easter festival bequeaths sense of satisfaction to all who submitted to the have loyally then prescribed. discipline

bring

a

nil

en

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the for the Wednesday pic-nic the Catholic Schools at pupils attending and "Guildford Perth' is to take'blace. Subiaco is the for the day's spot chosen and the children, with outing, together in those of them, will charge proceed to the 'Subiaco on the platform by train of the The morning day in question. are far advanced, and there arrangements to ones is every reason hope that the little will have a The day. very pleasant trains which will take 'out the picknickers are to leave and return as follows :return 530 p.m; leave 845 Perth, a.m, return leave 8 30 a.m., 530 p.m Guildford, We are requested to state the Perth, that, assemble at children will be required to the Palace at a sufficiently on early !-&oiir next to catch the Wednesday morning 'train. to They are to go from' the Palace < the Railway Station in procession'.'1

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the Attorney is General, witii JUtiSu wobk t/iio piayea hon. and learned gentleman was advising to comply the Legislature as far as possible with the wishes of the Secretary of State in' reference to the Constitution A very Bill. member 'of the prominent1 for fun more, than anything House, else, said "booh" to the General Attorney one of liis -after observations. Mr. met Warton the expression v'ith a nice An inarticulate sound lis no repartee. said, in the argument," he, .turning whence the interruption direction proceed ed, "rathefitisaweaponthelesseranimalsuse." The House was put in a simmer of by the Attorney General's laughter smart reply, and the gentleman against it whom was directed relished apparently as any one else. it' as well nou,

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Western Australia no Even in remote will hear with small number deep regret a linguist, of the- death of the woll-known of the Catholic University Fr. O'Carroll, who was so mu6h beloved a man Dublin, sweetness of his as for the disposition he was admired for his vast and varied Irish Catholic thus The erudition. The news of the event sneaks of the. John James, bidden death of Father Professor of Modern S.J.,O'Carroll, and Ex University College, Languages, will the aminer in Royal University, to all who of great grief as tidings come Few and- learned priest. knew the saintly in any linguists part of the world living of modern master him a's a surpassed dialects Even the provincial languages. lands were as fa of remote European —

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Mends and admirers." Mr. here called on the Secretary to present the purse of money, which, he resumed the reading of done, being the address. We beg of you to ac as small offering a sigh of the cept our between which exists feeling good and and your, congregation, yourself in which also as a mark of the respect

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made charges Justice against the Chief by the proprietors have of the West Australian ingnominiously fallen to the and that the ground, punish ment out to the petitioners, in the meted from to time in the time Supreme Court,

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the

rev.

:

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which

to one, is being ruth crime, I most heartily sympa lessly subjected. the thise with the gentlemau who, during last few months, though possessed of that of of principle and sensibility chastity whose

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Australind, Bunbury, Dardanup, and the whole surrounding Districts, on to welcome wish most heartily you to Bunbury from the ardu your return ous Coast, mission to the North-West of self and perils, which, regardless you at the com embarked in unhesitatingly mand of your and our beloved Bishop. and While you cheerfully vigorously we and travels, prosecuted your labors counted the of days your impatiently and absence, praying for your welfare were While success. you separated recalled from us memory delightedly the pleasing recollection of the long you hay© labored among us as years

essence

read

a few remarks preHe said he had been the honored with the task of reading but was sorry it had not been address, more hands. in competent placed He However, he would do his best. of which the then read tlie address, " is a copy. Address to the following Rev. Hugh Rev. and Dear Brady, Sir,— We the members of your flock,

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There is in to-drfy's issue of the Vic torian an article on the resolu Express to the Chief relative tion, Justice, passed not The long since bythe Legislature. Editor's in that as views, expressed article which by the way is worthy'of the honest and outspoken that journal has given it birth are the views of four of this if not of the residents fifths, more, extensive district who take an interest in affairs. The action of the member public for Mr. for Geraldton in voting Richardson's and resolution, objectionable in going so far as to second the still more Burt it is diffi one of Mr. objectionable cult to refer to without using hard words. Mr. Grant's I thirk is career, political for election on this if he depends ended, if he be And Mr. Loton, constituency. to meet defeat wise if wish he do not form will in a humiliating ponder well the of the before he solicits suffrages at of the the next people Greenough Election. It is jn a high General degree to thinlr that two conexasperating whose residents love fair stituencies, play —

late

but the mosquitoes were everywhere. no rest could No sleep, we obtain, Next day we were on the saddle again. After out the first few night's sleeping became weak my eyes they grew at the stop and on my arrival worse, ping place, 18 miles from Wyndham, I was to remain there for some obliged Mr. Hare, the Resident Magis days.. and Mr. Dowley, the ResidentEntrate, came and took me in a trap to gineer, the guest of Wyndham. There I was Mr. Hare, and Doctor Laffan, though Messrs. Connor and Doherty, mer-

uuiy

sod.

miles from Wyndliam, we at night, at a place called were "Dillon's All tired Springs." after the long day's and after we ride, we had some tea, down to sleep, lay

.arrived,

Messrs. Maley & the at, Green?

There is every indication of heavy rain. is needed and A good downpour badly set of the Greenough would the hearts farmers rejoicing. at the MurchiHeavy rains have fallen

about 3 weeks, and after celebrating I the first on the goldfields, marriage on a started horseback for Wyndliam, of nearly 300 distance miles. This the roughest of was undoubtedly part and the natives my journey, displayed more than usual hostility at this par ticular

that millers

with justice to the public is to the bring before Mr. Brown offenders Maitland R.M. Doubtless we shall see in the next issue of the AJccpress something like this " Her Government in West Majesty's Australia and coBts got fined five shillings at the Geraldton Police Court the other regula day for a breach of the Municipal The defendants allowed tions. were a week to get the fine."

I may very kind, particular mention Mr. Leckey of " Wall's Creek" and Mr. Campbell of" Donkey Gully." Mr. Finnerty, the Warden, whose guest I was was while on the fields, the very

Telegraph.

selected

the fields but in

rumoured known

a roller niili purpose importing This is good news. I trust long. it out to be true. may turn Wo have had a fire now for engine at present but there is many month?, no to work disciplined body of men it, if its services were An required. I believe, was made some time effort, without to form a ago, success, another Brigade. However, attempt in this respect is about to' be made. It is possible that the Geraldton Town will institute Council proceedings against the Government, shortly. The august body to which the regulation of our Municipal affairs has been entrusted ordered the to fence Government recently along the front of a certain Government in grant Marine and a compliance with Terrace, the modest has been refused. request

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namely "The Springs," Ruby wherever Creek," "Donkey Gulley"

23rd April, 1889. Bunbury, took The above presentation place 22nd on the afternoon of Tuesday, one in the presence of about inst., School hundred people in the Catholic room at Bunbury, Mr. James Maguire,

principal

fields,

BRADY.

By

the

evening,

:

After dispensable. twenty days on at Wall's the road, we arrived Creek of the goldfields. the centre Having I vismade some stay at Wall's Creek,

synonm

etc.,

the hav

Brown has been un usually busy during the pas? few months. He- has distributed, since the .beginning of the year, I ain no less than told, subscribed £1,300 of the money bythe towards the Relief public Greenough .O Fund. has at last succeeded Our Municipality in floating its £4,000 loan." to the local the dis According paper once more free from trict is scab in sheep. The Ohief is down Inspector going South by the -Rob Roy on her next trip. which has been, very slack for Trade, to be some months seems past, improving. What a number of our business men have the last become bankrupts during, couple

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present refreshment,

slight

you any thing like of one on reputation account of my had not been dis character there judicial to mention but merely some in the searching of journey, covered, investigation the Executive the semblance that occured on even few of the incidents Inquiry, of a stain. Fremantle the. by way. Leaving if I have The people of West Australia, in at Geraldton, I called Car steamer, will not a true idea of their good qualities, Cossack. Ashburton and narvon, fail to condemn, in an unmistakable manner, a on to Derby. After the act of the Legislature. As a body, the Then I went I feel have tlie fullest 10 days I started colonists, of about sure, stay there confidence in Mr. Onslow both as a gentle in conifor the Kimberley goldfields, man and a Judge. Many there are, -with a with Mr. in -pany Taylor, buggy and out doubt, who hate him as as cordially the distance we had to perform his tribunal. But pair they dread impartial the defrauded widow and There were orphan, the being about .400 miles, shudder at the those who houses two poor, to put up at for the first oppressed of dark and the perpetration deeds," It the wild bush. then came nights who wish to see the fountains great mass a more would lie hard to find pleasant bless and of justice and undefiled," pure and useful revere his name. companion than Mr. Tay resolution The lor. He was ostler and every passed by tho Coimcil cook, must fill with the certainly indignation wanted to be. He pro thing he was and I vast of the trust majority people, vided for all my wants. We were up vent their that will to feelings they give at daylight each morning. Mr. Tay Public with the utmost meet-, promptitude, lor prepared breakfast, and I brought delay in the ings should be held without for different centres of population, the in the horses. Breakfast and over, of of the exposure burlesque complete to our water looked having been treated. to which we have legislation we on started the road bags, be not done If this done, and quickly, The water and the feed about noon.' will be misinterpreted silence by the world will have were in and colonists the first but as our consideration, approval, themselves associated, unjustly associated, the water. The feed might particular death with an to a attempt give almost was be indifferent, but the water in public, fessional

its

me

but

north.

will goldfield; for very reputation on the other hand will continue for

;

love

behalf W. etc.,

Gold-

Pilbarra

the as.

while many years I think Kimberley to be a great ages reefing goldfield, I have already town visited in every' I the colony. have had expeiienceyof the various climates from Albany/to Wyndham, and I say emphatically, for nice for good, kind and climate, the district of Wel generous people, and the town of Bunbury hold lington, a rank second to none, in the whole, of the colony. My dear Mends, again I thank you for your kind address and Father Brady then in presentation.

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the

I visited

Pilbarra, I fear sustain

not

ten

we

come,

our

Jas. White, W. J. Essex, Bunbury. Maguire, Sen., John Fee, Dardanup. Jas. Milligan, Sen., John Dunne, Aus

cries

against

years of

Jno.

Atkins,

Such

to

be,

side

many

homage

and reverence. the Catholics

conviction after own a careful being my I feel bound to add of the evidence, perusal my voice, raised

a

Cossack,

you Again welcoming you are held, be spared and praying that you" may our to further, advance wel spiritual

published,

arrive

that

of the

Executive

the

recently

difficult

it

influence

through

a

After

;

cause.,

prejudice, voluminous

desirable of. residence. place I went stay of about ten days, to Cossack. After remain by steamer a few weeks at Roebourne and ing means

"

passed by a of composed largely to the Judge's friendly

not

certainly

voted

of justice

to

a position ornament

,

Maguire

C. Onslow

A.

of administrator

Council

Legislative

of

removal

position colony decided

tms

been

total and to a

right-thinking a resolution

community,

our

for

calling in

disgust of

portion

Holy

by

faster

the

"htlft

An instruc Communion. the Resur was on sermon preached of our Lord, at the ten o'clock mass, rection the while in the evening by the Bishop, dis delivered an eloquent Rev. J. Duff to was listened course which attentively altar tive

the

week with last, fitness of things, of the

Tuesday to

'

been

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disregard

made

my stay at Wyndliam. Here all the day long you are teased with the flies, the and all through are worried you night by the mos Between the heat, the flies, quitoes. and the mosquitoes, Wyndham is by no

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the assisted Bishop by Lordship Father Father Duff and Father Bourke, of bless after which the ceremony Kelly The of the oils took place. offering ing a the concluded/ pro being holy sacrifice Sacra formed and the Blessed was cession Altar of ment borne by the Bishop to tlie had been which beautifully Repose, The of Mercy. decorated by the Sisters the was said on Mass of Pre-sanctified and the large con Good Friday morning, solemn present took part in the gregation After the cross. this, of kissing ceremony from the was taken the Blessed Sacrament it had been Alf.a.r which laid of Repose, on to on the preceding conveyed day, and was of Then the ceremony the High Altar. was performed. denuding the High Altar Tenebrae when the had In the evening, His

Record.

had already

place,

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were for The ceremonies Holy Week at the out in a becoming manner carried of the Immaculate Cathedral Conception. the week, .On the evening of yesterday and on Tenebrae commenced, Thursday Mass was celebrated by morning Pontifical

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of the for

provision

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Force.

of the

chants

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to from their headquarters Albany for a The distance is week's encampment. received not and the men about 350 miles the of one for farthing hip. Seventy-six excel all the ranks took the journey— an In the muster' for one lent company. such as this, how can face of enthusiasm that Volunteering in it be said longer " ?" We will wait Australia is a mistake will and meanwhile for an answer, argue in it is the point no further, for, truth, must. take the not arguable. But we of recording our thorough opportunity evinced of the gallant spirit appreciation a which Bifles, spirit by the Guildford on their honour on themselves, reflects on commanding officer (Major Gardiner), and his staff, and on the Col. Phillimore Australian Volunteer whole Western

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northampton.

Since

the Legislature.

our

my

in

mining

all

the

Correspondent.

own

there

last matters

has

been nothing but nearly work by the at the Victoria found something

to

thrown

men

report, out of

of operations mines have the roads, to do, some of them working on f encing and others some sandalwooding, is The state of things and post boring. a month not quite so bad as it was ago. can be. Still the town is as dull as it with of a few teams With the exception there sandalwood coming in occasionally, in life is no of business sign whatever The only hopeful outlook Northampton. of the probability for the near future is the old Gwalla Copper mines being worked however, again by an English Syndicate a short time ago, but such was the rumour iii the it is not that the late fall unlikely the resuming price of copper may retard of of mining operations by the purchasers the property. of this town was a pas Mr. S. Mitchell to Roebourne for the senger per Flinders and re it is said, of inspecting purpose, in that some mineral on properties porting a he is to' take On his return quarter. to inspect and report on down South trip tin discoveries. the new On Easter Monday our boys in red are to muster at the butts for a rifle shooting of the contest. I will send you a report week. In the absence next pf shooting

suspending

Company's

guildford. Correspondent. were conduct devotions boisterFr. The Delaney. weather a very prevented own

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Eev. of the

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attendance. On Easter church preSunday our little and cheerful appear sented quite a bright done to remind us was ance. Everything at an Lenten season was that the sombre end. The altar and sanctuary were beautiwreaths decorated with vases of flowers, fnlly whole the of the effect doing and crosses, Children of credit to the Mary to great it due. The whose taste and industry was excellent. little choir was of the singing about were sixty Amongst the congregation large

volunteers

from

under

Encampment

the

of

criticize

the the

evolutions, rain-sodden

the what

suffered

encamped

were

on

(i

our

the

during what

but

all

ground

defenders" days they

little

was

better than

| I 1 | j I J i .

,

per to

competent

military

over walked understand

have

Guildford. visitors

will

Mitchell, Sergt. Murphy Captain command the corps. When I said above had' fresh in that I mining mat nothing two the fact that I had forgotten ters," ore have been discoveries of copper new and the made, one at the Murchison, to this other by Mr. Montague adjacent dis town. It is said that the Murchison one. I will furnish you covery is a capital in information on this matter with more find js not As Montague's new my next. to yet opened up, I am not in a position

drew

Monday Very few

who could must were

than

a

blunder to send them provided inadequately of the the vicissitudes weather. against marsh.

It

was

more

really out

a

give any particulars. has The weather for the past fortnight the day been somewhat during oppressive were but the evenings pleasantly time, whilst I an cool. Rain is falling penning of the and by the aspect this, sky a good fall of rain is promising. 1889. Aprii:i9th,

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our

own

Correspondent.

There

has been little excitement here have been pros Several lately. parties and a rush for some time past, pecting was made to Cape Naturaliste recently by in consequence several of our leading men raised to the eilect that a of a cry being I hear silver reef had been discovered.

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new got from Sydney two beautiful a of new six vestments, missal, a large. and a new candlesticks, ciborium, iron The stable was too tabernacle. close to the and he has had it Chapel, removed further back in the grant and It looks very well put on it an iron roof. now. The Yery Rev. Father is distribut of books and papers ing a great quantity of the district, and the Catholics among ho has to I am informed that at present bear the of these books and expense I think it would only be papers himself. to initiate some for the Catholics just' of a fund to his sort assist him in good work. The children are taught Catechism every day at the chapel. We hope you We will communicate with us regularly. the Record are only too happy to send to all who drop us a line now and free All Catholics who can use the pen again. to facts should well relate sufficiently assist the only Catholic in the journal it news from tirno to colony by sending time. Ed. 9th 1889. April —

lately sets

National Library of Australia

Lord's

our

own

Correspondent. feast

being the great

Dardanup

of was

mass

Resurrection, in

celebrated

and

at 8 a.m.,

at 10'30. Father at Bunbury Brady wiih the rules said that in accordance mass made at the time of the Mission, at Dardanup on would be celebrated He said Sunday next, 28tli instant. on Satur Dardanup, handed a copy of an He address which he is to receive. to the his sincere thanks expressed of pre people for their kind intention an of wel him with address senting

he

before

day

last,

left

for

lie

was

return to Bunbury. held on committee meeting 20th there were inst., Saturday, Mr. James Maguire, chairman, present Messrs. Mr. W. J. Essex, secretary, John CosThos. White, C. L. Hastie, William Patk, Slattery, sen., tello, members, Rodgers, and Frank Travis, 'to business of the meeting was The for the time of the presentaarrange his

on

come

At the

letter.

the meeting of the Sunday, 7th, being Sacred Heart Mass began at 9 Society, all o'clock. There was a fair attendance, Our little receiving Holy Communion. to our Chapel is a credit worthy Pastor, in its ornamenta who takes great interest lot of tion. He has purchased a splendid which are framed and hung on pictures, two of them the walls of the Chapel, being Since the Ven. handsome. particularly Archdeacon L'ecaille arrived here on July £60 on 10th, 1888, he has expended over and in procuring church improvements for the Altar. He has various requisites

our

last

Sunday

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midst.

22nd

1889.

April,

promoted. By Command, W. G. Phillimore, Lieutenant-Colonel, Commandant Volunteer Force. Head Quarters, Perth. 10th April, 1889. Reserves.— Fremantle— -No. 1426 North (22p.) adjoining Fremantle Lots P28 and 29, for a school site at North Fremantle.' Sussex— No. 1427 (4700a.) for a commonage at Newtown No. 1428 ; for a (4750a.), commonage at Dunsborough. Mining.— The Sun Rising United Goldminiug Company applies to be regis 41 tered as a No-liability Company." The Bankrupticy Act, 1871.— In re W. H. Geraldton Gale, (bankruptcy): Arnold Meadowcroft trustee. appointed Public examination of bankrupt, Gerald ton Court House, April 23rd, 11 a.m. In re J. A. Herbert, Fremantle debtor will for an order of discharge on the apply 16th instant.

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our

Correspondent.

own

as On Thursday, previously Holy Mass was celebrated by the announced, 9 a.m., and the Yery Rev. Fr. Gibneyjat to the Side-Altar Blessed Host was borne chanted the whilst the choir effectively 44

anci otner joenedicmon Fange Lingua, The Altar arrangements hymns.

were

to the occasion. They appropriate to inspire rever were admirably adapted who bowed down in ence in those adoration of the Divine presence. the solemn procession On Good Friday, Sacrament took place, after of the Blessed con the recital of the beautiful prayers of tained in the Missal, and the adoration The children of the Cross. Mary took in white with the lead, clothed flowing The Sisters of veils and bearing lights. The also carried candles. Mercy lighted the bearing Gibney, Yery Rev. Father Sacred Host, was accompanied by three attendants. As the processionists Altar their towards the sanctuary, wended way the Benediction hymns were again sung the Holy The Stations of by the choir. Way of the Cross were recited at 7 in the At first Mass on Easter Sunday evening. of the the members of the male branch received Association Sacred Heart Holy Altar a Communion. The presented dur and the singing pleasing appearance, Mass was ing the Second very_ effective, " Coeli." the After, Regina .especially and Gospel, of the Epistle the reading the Father upon Gibney preached of Easter. festival glorious There was a heavy downpour of very It seemed rain on afternoon. Saturday had been if the above as floodgates to were have unlocked and we going to another flood. The rain is cheering by many, and if the races are interrupted the good which will be heavy showers than done will more compensate for the inconvenience which will be caused. Another old resident of York passed Mrs. Mackie. the week viz., away during celebrated Several have been marriages the month. during on the platform of A crowd assembled to receive His the Station Railway the Governor who arrived by Excellency There train on Sunday evening. special noticeable since the arrival is quite a stir for the of so many visitors who have come Races which take place to-day. Easter Monday. most

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Pills. With Advt.— Hollloway's the darkening tem days and changing the digestion becomes impaired, peratures the liver and the disorded, mind unless the cause of the despondent he expelled from blood irregularity the. and body by an alterative like these Pills. to the source of the evil, They go directly out all thrust from the circula impurities reduce distempered tion, to their organs natural and correct all state, defective and .contaminated secretions. Such easy means of instituting health, and strength, cheerfulness should he in the possession of all whose stomachs are weak, whose minds are much harassed, or whose brains are Hollo way's is essentially overworked, a blood tempering medicine, whereby its the remotest fibres o£ influence, reaching the frame, effects a universal good. —

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bunbury.

sent were for assay, that several specimens back was that but the reply which came contained more the stones nothing valuable than iron. What a great take Mr. the manager of the down Baxter, Eagle Hawk Coal Pit has been on a tour to and from from the coal pit Augusta, Augusta through Quindalup to the Vasse. On coming through Quindalup he found on the surface several pieces of coal, and of that there is every indication he states the1 fuel being there in payable quantities. sent word to Mr. He, a short time since, Yelverton that he would show coal within of 6 miles Mr. Yelverton's door if he allowed an interest in the seam. were arrived here Mr. James Currie has just with some fine The quartz specimens. to have silver in it. He had found seems before in the silver and tin gullies near where he got his present specimens, for them. However I but had to wash more about it in will let you know my next

their

Cowan,

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large haps,

Easter

on

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Review crowds to

i

the

Their of Lieutenant command Campbell. the conduct was subject of much edifying the warm comment and elicited admiring of the preacher. commendation had the Holy Rosary, In the evening we to the season, and the a sermon appropriate of the Most Benediction Holy Sacrament. On Easter mornSunday and the following the number performed ing a considerable Easter Duty. The

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arranged place on Easter A at 3 p.m., Monday. suitable for the purpose was purse and made by Miss Elizabeth Rowland, to the Secretary. was handed kindly It is a neat It piece of workmanship. was proposed by Mr. T. White, and that seconded by Mr, James Maguire, to the Secretary be requested to write her her for Miss Rowland thanking loudness.

the The prizes the Catholic School children attending at 7 p.m. After the on Wednesday, are distributed there is to be a prizes Children's Concert in the schoolroom. are

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hands j

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very

fast.

be given

are

people

about the Shares

excited

to

to

getting

quite tin

Bridgetown

dis-

are

still

changing ten

Original

pound

being sold for £120, and are to in a short be double that likely a I knew time. person who held a and he sold it for ten pound share, the purchaser £120 a few days later of ah auctioneer it in the hands placed later on for £250. who sold it a little in the s.s. A mining manager arrived colonies for the from the Albany in a few Stinton firm, so it is expected shares

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that

they

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GOVERNMENT

APRIL

THURSDAY, Appointments. to

w.

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and

as

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JJ.

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to

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acc

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assistant

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start

business

;

be A

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Upper Blackwood,

to act

as

of

England

created

by

distiict

a

to

saiu

be

the

value iu

China

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issuing

In

million

a

in-

now

winter.

severe

of quarter starving.

intend of 10s.

people

one are

In the Queen's Bench Division a lamp was awarded £350 lighter damages from the Whitechapel Board of Works, for injuries in falling he sustained from the breaking a ladder of the through of the lamppost. after A train Brussels struck leaving of a bridge, which colthe pillar against Four filled with carriages lapsed. pasarm

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were smashed to atoms, 15 per sengers and 50 injured. sons being killed The late in Costa Rica earthquake

damage the

at

placed

and

some

over

of

loss

life.

and the cathed-

capital

forth.

at

to

Hanielin Pool Sub-Inspector Troy natives Protector of a aboriginal vendor of revMeadowcroft, Geraldton, W. Forest,, and James .enue stamps jr, Scott," tors of

Bank

were ral, costing l,000,000dols., The Poas volcano, destroyed. twenty 4 north-west of San Jose miles eight for has inactive many broker J| years,

u.

j.

in operators telegraph Bird to act as J. W. telegraph J. W. O. Tepper to at, Albany operator at Roebuck assistant Bay act|a%'t;:eisgraph

Leach, Perth

The

bank notes of the The sufferings

5;000,000dols, In San Jose,

11th.

and 'ardgit.

JnteKflfjoimtt

caused

Inspec

Poisoned Lands. Judicial. His Excellency the Gover that after nor has been pleased to appoint, Edward Albert the 12th inst, His Honor Puisne Judge of the Su Stone, Esquire, of Western to be Australia, preme Court Chief Justice of the colony, during Acting His Honor the absence on leave of Alexander Campbell Onslow, Esquire. Boards. The return of R. H. Roads as a member of the Wellington Rose, jr., District Roads Board, vice D. A. Hay, re

erected in the lately Pere la Chaise has began The its work. first body burned there of a little the sOn has been that boy of a Doctor of the Jacoby, Bashkir It be Tartars sect. may nevertheless,

The crematory

cemetery

of

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signed is notified. Board has Educational. The Central to be a mem the Rev. T. Bird appointed District Board of ber of the Freniantle vice Rev. T. A. James, who Education, has left the district. W.A. Volunteer Force. General to the General Order Order. Referring dated 18th December 1888, His Excellen and Commander-in-Chief cy the Governor that the Fremanis now pleased to direct therein referred tle Artillery to, Corps, this The for he disbanded from date. is mation of a new author corps hereby of the strength laid down in the table ised in the Volunteer of establishments Regu—

our

Good Friday

—

From The

The title and uniform of the in the above corps to be as directed quo ted General Order. 2. His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Edward to be CapMayhew, gentleman, in the above Force, tain, provisional, for with the Fremantle Artillery. duty By Command, W. G. Phillimore, Lieuten ant-Colonel, Commandant Volunteer Force. Head Quarters, Perth, 5th April, 1889. General Order. His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Frank to Wittenoon, be 2nd gentleman, Lieutenant in the abovo for Force, duty with the Geraldton vice Rifles, —

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out Sawyers have started on There timber the fields. a little are great hopes of its becoming Mr. at some time. future township is on Government Turner, Surveyor, claims. various the fields, the surveying of the to some It he a surprise may on their claims shareholders to find an free from of ironstone hill, the top that I mention Mr, water. may in has taken up his residence Turner a our It town now. will;be great to the settlers of this district benefit in to have a man of his knowledge properly. to cut

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British as subjects, intensely any of those sent to should, by the action understood Council to represent them, be of the J udge. the removal as demanding that It is indigna very probable in the district tion meetings will be held to shortly protest against the action of as

expected much for

to

French

even

the

of

the nation. be left

take some atheists

opposed memory noblest

The

to

time to

reconcile

a

so practice to that lasting regard of the dead which is O-'v#

of

characteristics

comparatively some has proceeded of iiroligiou. scale

the

will

crematory

probably until France

idle

degrees

lower

in

the

In reply to an letter from autograph Cardinal Lavigerie, Queen Christina the anti-slavery has promised to support which will also be campaign. in Africa, assisted Society, by the Spanish Africa This its mem body numbers among bers men of all parties, Senora including ""Castelar Thje Madrid aud Canovas.. that nearer out home Press points is carried on— the slave trade openly

namely, natives markets

in

Morocco,

of both

sexes

from

the

are

interior

where brought of

youngto the

North

Africa.

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The Chinese authorities advocate the of all the from Americans expulsion the Chinese service. The

of Surat, in the Presidency has been the scene

town

Bombay,

of of

India,

terrible

a

The

the Holiness Pope granted the for of Hobart, the Archbishop pallium in the Consistory held in the Vatican last. on the 14th of February His

1882 to

was

in

£300,000.

£8,973,751,

Right

Maitland,

of

Dr.

Rev.

Murray, in

preached San His

Cathedral, of March. the Catholic

Bishop Mary's

St.

the

on

Franqisco,

31st

net

being

are

Mall Gazette The Pall says the Iibe Mr. which Campbell, M.P., Mr has brought Parnell's secretary, against Times

commences

,

months.

It

of several

similar

probably,

will,

two first

ones.

from the Pope blessing to Chideock Manor, telegraphed on the occasion of the marriage Dorset, of Sir Frederick of the eldest daughter Settle of the Straits Governor

A

special

was

Weld,

Edward ments, to Capt. The Bishop of Plymouth The

of

Canton has

land Catholic

The

taken

for

The duced

first

with

a

Academy has

screw

than American

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Keegan

Messr&.

to his

dols.

in

Catholic

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Irish-American TVTr.

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died the 21st Thniipli o-

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the possessor of immense wealth, the son of a ppor Irish born New York on the 25th of in

he died he was family October,-

1826. was the California him. He in went there golden land to 1849 to seek his fortune, bringing nothing of carpentry. but a knowledge with hirri of fabulous to His rise the possession

twenty-five and of the people whom landlordism the rule of the alien doomed to. hunger. metal

A remarkable

crucifix the chancel

beneath

has

the

The

other. is

been of a

floor

Holderness district. is hollowed of. bronze, and the figure is Bix inches at the back. It long, of the arms is five and the stretch are not folded The feet inches. each waist

fastened

full

with

It

opt and a

half over

girdle,

round the and comes The crucifix

to

has

wood, possibly

Above

to presented Lady Carrington by the ladies were connected with the who recent Women's Industrial Exhibition.

of pure of white

she

all

had

a

talent

great

lor

and she took such landscape painting, time she was pains that in a very short to paint able from nature the many views surrounding her. pretty ruins of the The old castle of came Chatillon often into her various and she became so in compositions, terested in the old place that she felt to draw a inclination some ofstrong of the buildings the interior also She used to try to get all her tasks finished that she might have more time early to spend at the art she had undertaken to acquire, and the baroness and her spent many a happy hour together pupil in the old ruins. If Sometimes her naturally proud revolted the harsh pro against spirit she was the victim, ceedings of 'which the voice of her worthy friend would to appease and to not fail her sorrow mood. bring her back to a humbler soon to come But a time was when to the test Laura had to put her virtue and verify that the wise counsels of her new friend had proved a real boon

rigour. "

I suppose badly very treated and no doubt you have person, made all your me against complaints received Among the cablegrams by to your venerable the friend" said him Mr. Parnell recently congratulating Countess sarcastically, on his over the IJimes was one victory " I have told her, that your charity from the Mayor ofTownsviile, Australia. has saved me from the most miserable It ran as follows: "Representing situation that I owe you numerous con my educa friends here, I heartily and my tion, I have bread, daily on brilliant gratulate you your victory told her of all your former kindness to over the Times." is for ever me, which on graven my of notice and that the thought It is worthy that I (says the Mudmemory, have now lost favour is most your gee Post ) that four sheep, two of which the bitter to me," turned the scale at 701bs. each, and two at 65!bs. Here the poor unable other child, each, and a four-yearany were to restrain her feelings, burst old heifer, which weighed 900lbs., longer out crying seen most pitifully. There was to be recently at Mr. A. Blanchard's a in after these words during establishment Herbertbutchering long silence The which Arras bred was street, Lady evidently Gulgong. sheep were with her better Her by Mr. Peter Goady, of Reedy Creek, battling feelings, own heart would have had the best of and the heifer by Mr. G. Rouse, of to her afflicted soul. it but for the creature who perfidious Biragaubil. One evening as she had just return over ruled her. This person whisper An writes to a London Irish lady ed to her lonely chamber after spend ed a few ear. words in her mistress' from under date -paper Amalfi, Italy, a few pleasant hours with her Arras instantly ing became calmer, Lady "There was no March 17th English a servant came to tell her friend to Eliza, and addressing the orphan said service here to-day and Mr. (Sunday), she was wanted in the drawing that hesitation however her, with some of their and some and Mrs. Gladstone " room. to think I am charmed, Laura, in the convent weDt to mass patty chapel As a rule no one, except Anne, ever that gratitude is not dead within quite has happened which certain Something entered these She took an If such really premises. be the case you you. Italians would call a miracle' proper in tormenting the not delight will hesitate to agree to the pro extraordinary There were no ( propria miracolo). and when she brought about to make to you. It poor orphan, posal I am here shamrocks in the wood four days her her scanty meal and her daily task concerns She has my daughter. before the illustrious visitor and arrived, of needlework she would now finished her studies, and will for always give now I can that there are dozens testify her plenty as a kind of impertinence of with us. As this is the future stay of the and well Irish emblem, strong rather a lonely for her, I wish seasoning to it. place all about and the paths banks. grown, Laura was therefore much astonish to give her a young person who will be mass iu P.S. After attending the ed at this and her special who will accom message, receiving attendant, held short Mr. Gladstone a morning hoping that per obeyed immediately, pany her when she goes for a walk, service in the parlour of the hotel." was her former benefactress haps to give her whole time to her and try to treat A New York correspondent her with greater kind to her, going make herself useful telegraphs in future. of ness that a great "Li a chimed in the dis word," meeting of the citizens On entering was held the drawing the room, will be her Philadelphia quite lately agreeable Anne, "you iu the first she caught to confidence person of was sight maid, and Madame expects you express integrity ladys' her fellow aud patriotism of Mr. Parnell. It is student of old times, Ca to fulfil this blush Laura, charge." that were of Arras, who had that very at this estimated 5000 therine with persons ing crimson indignation home from her and the doors had to be closed to day come looked present, boardingproposal, straight up at the a tall to school. She had into the crowds keep out grown Countess, and asked her if these were endeavouring Mrs. who but her young woman, the terms on which she intended obtain admission. Parnell, fine-looking to was manner was as as ever. a received just occupied box, haughty private keep her in her house." " enthusiasm. The moved with Governor Laura, not, answered by a sudden impulse, No, certainly great Lady ran towards of Pennsylvania At the close her old companion to kiss rather Arras, confused. "Anne has presided. and welcome her her home and tell of the proceedings a Parnell misunderstood in this case. Of subscription my will her how .glad she was to see her course was and eight or ten thousand I shall opened, expect you to make but she noticed that were subscribed. again Catherine to Catherine as yourself agreeable a dollars immediately stood back and cast a disdainful glance companion, by helping her in any little has Catholic been bereaved at her, and so she stopped short journalism in the she may require, but you shall way of 'one ot its men in the middle of room strongest the and contented take your place amongst us as of yore, of Patrick Valentino person Hickey, herself with profoundly saluting Lady and the Earl and myself will always founder of the American Re Catholic who was at the further Arras, look upon you with the same sitting interest." who died at bis home in Brooklyn, view end of the while behind her room, Had these words been pronounced after a year of failing and health great chair stood the child's worst poor by any other mouth, Laura would have on 21st. Mr. suffering, February to rejoice, enemy. had reason but she knew " was born in Dublin just fortyat last, Hickey So here you are Miss," how weak-minded was the person who He was three years ago. well-equipped said the who had taken upon uttered lady them. She feared that her before he left his native for his life-work herself to be the foster mother of the position would be a very painful one, made land, having thorough classical "Will ex poor and felt alarmed at the task imposed orphan. you kindly at St. course Vincent's CastleCollege, to me plain the reason of your long her. However her grateful heart upon and Clouliffe Dublin, and tell knock, College, walks of late, me who are the her repugnance helped her to overcome of philosophy and theology and a course people you make companions of ? and she agreed to do what was desired. Hero Dr. at Walsh, now Maynooth. Madame," answered When she got back to her own room My walks, of Dublin, was one of his Archbishop Laura in a respectful she gave full vent to her feelings. She yet dignified came to New Mr. professors. Hickey have met with your appro manner," of her dead mother; she thought his York in I hope I have reason 1866, and got newspaper bation at least wondered what had become of her under on the Manton Marble, to suppose it training not allowed for as I was of whom she was father, always think In Now York World. 1872 he found to see you I had to consult Amie, who since she was old ing enough to ed the Catholic Review which from the led me to believe authorised me you her misfortune. understand in the front rank stavt had its place of to take this little recreation, provided She began to fear that for the future sudMr. Catholic the tasks Hickey she weuld be deprived of the pleasant journalism. you gave me to do were you

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to the feet. nearly than the twelfth be later in. date cannot a little and is not possibly century, earlier than even this. Metal crucifixes are of a date ; the such exceptional Museum contains within nothing British of it. It seems two centuries probable certain that it is of English make, with in Irish characteristics the mind of the

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of the to be

,

is

drapery a

down

artificer.

pupil, that

'

lief

discovered church in

is

to teach determined her to she was agreeably surprised made rapid progress by her for Laura had already practised art with the German Governess.

Having painting see the

.

the

days

of California. he did not of his fathers. In the land of distress he subscribed to the re thousand dollars .

evil

statue

Continued.

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wealth is part of the history Like most Irish-Americans, forget

of the

James's-sqnare

III.

-

i9

of

exhaustive the Catholic

side.

An

St.

TRUE.

Chapter

—

—

and

assumptions, on

work The and critique and Ritualistic

Brussels.

Louis, historical

an

model

in

him

believe

'

to Mr. Gore's The work is an answer the Rev. Father is book and its author of the Institute Richardson, ex-professor

of

A statuette

Queen

AND

TRIED

£1,349,794.

is

:

Trench,

Paul,

soon

development the

if

as

a book publish the of history religious " What are in England. of it. ?" is the title Claims

are

with

dealing

first

tips

30

a was

knew

Catholic, a loyal Irishman. His loyal to do good." a

on that account, I neglected I have always faithfully ful filled As to my duty in this respect. in the country, I my acquaintances one only know person Lady Eliza. cannot be Madame, her name Surely, unfamiliar to for she is highly you, esteemed and loved throughout the She lives near neighbourhood. very here and I Providence permitted should meet with her. Ever since she has condescended to take an interest in me, me and" has favoured with her advice. Such a friendship could not but receive commendation." your "I think" answered the countess "it would have been more be drily coming in you to have ascertained from whether I approved of myself conduct. Have you any objection your to make to this ?" "None, Madame," answered Laura, of her inward mastering fellings " indignation, Only that as you have directions that I was given such strict not to come into I had your presence, not dared to infringe upon your orders, however much have wished I might to do so. Still I cannot discover what I have done to deserve such :

never

'

pro silver

most who

of copper putting thought shoes is as well off children's father had left him 1,000,000 bonds. United States

Company

of

University.

wealth

and

mines,

a

of capital have also been

steps the

gimlet-pointed more

francs of

the

at

investing

Lausanne

Switzer

2,500,000 establishment

University

Canton.

officiated.

Fribourg,

voted for the

(£100,000)

R.E.

Druitt,

March

American,

who

one

was

ambition

solo

is £165,553 quarter on the year ending

The model pf the Queen is colonial gold, the pedestal being colonial marble.

action the

loyal

by

up He

"

of £431,464.

iucrease

increase on the the increase

and

to give a Eminence to .his fitting reception of his Cardinal Moran, on the occasion the to confer visit to that pallium city Dr. Murphy. on the Most Rev.

in about be the

an

well

for the third Victorian revenue returns of the current quarter financial year are The to be very satisfactory. reported of about a figures promise surplus about the end of June. The £1,000,000

stated that Lordship of the Austral population to 800,000 asia amounted persons.

Extensive preparations made in Hobart, Tasmania,

summed

revenue

.

The

Knights

Commentator of the and Sylvester of St. Gregory. Order Mr. Hickey's whole life and work are thus eloquently

£1,677,000.

A terrible fire has devastated the town in the United of Savannah, .States, by which were buildings fifty destroyed. is at estimated The damage done

Review

Catholic

St.

1885,

of N. S. Wales returns for ant the year were the quarter pub lished In the recently. quarter's for revenue the increase iu the figures the of last corresponding period year The revenue is is £87,391. year's

The

with

the Il American, the Vatican and the Catholic Library publications, American. His to the Church services were formally recognised by both Pope Pius. IX. and Pope Loo XIII. He had from Rome the rauk of of lustrated

S. Wales, on branch during The largest £448,000.

the the past year was since expenditure when it amounted

the

plemented

N.

in expenditure railway construction

15,000

conflagration, rendered homeless.

being

persons

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she spent the

to her. and servile,

numerous

companion

her

that

Governor

The

so

in contracts. be added to the looks big, but it is for waste the. usual

Lord

.

Our

by

.

by

merely and they

trom translation the the Italian for the Ave Maria, the Latin." being taken from original O Caesar, that it is thy I have learned, wish to know what I will now relate thee that there is a man to living Jesus here of great named virtue, a

—

who

God,

earth, and

wonderful

Caesar,

performed' by dead to life the. a

down of in

are

-

bouring from

not

There is a look of terror the eyes are like grave eyes; and it is impossible rays of the sun him in the look face -steadily of their account brilliancy. his

When

he reproves,

he terrifies

;

seldom

to on

is

beautiful

imagined the most e\er

is

thy him,

when

beautiful beheld in

him

In

learning to the entire never studied all

in

t>aln4tirA Iviauvo

.mu

had

who

been

to

left

beaten

severely on his

who

knelt

the

back by on

his the

discovered removed to the

next

was

victim of his chest and

morning

military

Platkowksi

Ostroff.

was

young these

and

at hospital scarcely

to

and

see

in

former

me,

and

The

deposition, Globe.

I

accuse him him, while many others to me as being contrary to thy Majesty, 0 Ccesar I am much very annoyed malicious It is Hebrews. by these done that lie has never acknowledged harm all that to any, one, hut good know him and have had dealings with

There

j

mr.

parnell.

of

course

last

before

year,

the

was Commission of: talked M r. I asked Parnell in the most direct fashion why he did not prosecute

the

T'imes.

He

j

National Library of Australia

by

Special

from him they have received "and health. But to thy I 0 Caesar, to thy Majesty, obedience, thou am most devoted. Whatsoever shalt me be executed. command will

I

I

have

very good reason the 2'imes at prosecuting I am on the" track of the forger, present. I have a which I think clue will lead me man. But until to the right I am of my man I will .not move quite certain a What would be the step. good ? replied, for not

.

indica

Majesty

statement are

the

say benefits

thy

not

was

of proving the on forgeries resting Mr. Parnell. A who correspondent has been throughout in frequent communi Mr. cation with Parnell sends the Pa 11 Mall the Gazette note of a following remaik made by Mr. Parnell to him in

him

of

Times" Prosecuted.

a

the

Says 23rd:—.

he

Mr.

Weekly

is

,

interesting to

differ

self

up

cause.

executed

cushion

a

the

on

silken

her

husband-'s

ful

handiwork

for

admiration of the

Sisters,

the beauti and she

their

representative, by the way, that of her son attributed the recovery his recent to the illness of praye:s people of Ireland.

she from the MWBKWBM—

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Some

anir

®)ome.

DISINFECTANT.

experiments

made

in recently with the germedical of Italy properties the nicotine in Bhape of tobacco smoke seem to point the way to a new disinfec " A tant. that had been piece of linen into

dipped

a

microbes

ous

of

cigarettes then immersed known liquid multiplication ed tricks contrasted

solution was or

to

cigar.

The

a

the

with various micro-organisms the while with similarly pre which had not been fumi Vags Vl.ovT6d the that had smoke and

the

in

consolation know that in the pipe may be found the fiercest with savage of bacterii. some

NAILLESS

cases altogether, of the organieuis. It to a man to many

smoke

Nailless

Horse-shoo

The

Company.

attached by a single steel band, which passes round the hoof, well above the coronet, from one of the extremity aud is kept in position heel to the other, on flat by a steel pillar the lying of the hoof, and front the connecting with the centre toe of the shoe of the

mainly

There are also three small one ft the toe, —situated and each side which slightly indent band.

—

studs at

one on

tlic

amelior in other

such soil

a

at the

trenching be (which should inches deep) is performed On the upper of the part be trenched, mark off a strip

six

feet

follows:

as

two

—

to

ground

six of

inches wide, divide the the ground in a similar manner: out dig the whole of the earth of the first to. the full portion depth, to and wbeol it the lower of the part ground where the work is to terminate ; the top of the next space and dig spit throw it into the bottom of the newly made trench, and so on until the second space is to the required. and thus depth, af the wnrlr. to the end In trenching land, great care should feet

remainder

.

.

be

observed lest the bottom is loft in where water would collect and the soil. injure hollows

GATHER

UP

THE

FRAGMENTS.

Now is the time to look after the leaks while there is a respite in business. Look up the odds and ends, that would otherwise

get

There

causes

us

if

we

and

surely and waste,

in

happiness

is

and

exchange of the ways in which

some

lost

is

forever

not

the or

that

anything

economize

to

were save

comfort

no

An

blessing.

and

waste down

to"

go to

obliged pennies.

save

a

is

enumerates

money

goes

:—

Towels are used for holders. Table napkins are used

dish-

as

wipers.

Soap

is

Clothes wind.

left

to

are

soak

lose

in

the

to

whipped

Hams and cheese of

water. in

pieces and

mould

"

skippers." Tea, eoffee

and spicks strength. Firewood is wasted.

get

the full

open and

stand

their

Vegetables would warm

are

over

thrown nicely.

Scrubbing-brushes

away

are

left

water. Bits of meat

and

jug

to warp in

are thrown away make good soup or hash. more pint, or less, of dough,

sticking The

to

the

cork

is

flies

that

.

warm

A.

is

;

in

uencmng leave the bad

to

Common two

HORSE-SHOES.

Noilless horseshoes are among the novelties that inventors are offer The invention, it is ing to the world. such practical advan stated, possesses with the tages compared method at in vogue, that the patents have present been and a purchased at a large price, has been fbrmed, company entitled The

be gradually and atmosphere

bottom.

would

latest

shoe

icquiico as

of

a cigar or foe ready to wrestle microbe or the most a

gardens, As soils

generally have a clay of a schistose forma to the full digging depth

manner

some

life

more

those which and those

buuauii,'

fumes

rag was in a vessel a containing to be favourable to the of the microbes. Repeat

more

is

; while a third mixing thoroughly having a rank aud unproductive

class,

numer

containing

exposed

is

to

sun

require

and

of

The presentation was made by delayed. Mr. William Keane, through whom Mr. sent warm Gladstone to the greetings Mrs. Gladstone shared Community.

by using

vineyards.

surface

subsoil,

was

front

operation

much be

by the

cases,

of March

an many appropriate monogram, and view, that of the motto, including Rock of Cashel, have been deftly worked and painted. The Archbishop of Cashel wrote a letter to the gift, accompany had been intend which, as he explained, ed as a birthday one, but which had been

this

forming

and

the

ated

which

told

to

on

to the pay a compliment great statesman who lias given him stint to without their country's Skilful hands, and designed

English

,

in character, trenching modified in accordingly ; some cases it may be desirable to bury the top soil six or eight for theinches roots of the trees or vines to in grow while the next would be exposed spit

has

Mr. Gladstone on at his house Saturdav morninsr. in James' Street. Some time the ago Uisuline Nuns at Thurles mado up their to

at in

;

generally orchards,

made

minds

aimed that

contemplated it plough, only and effective and this used in

uniform

the

presentation

,

as

similar to the subsoil

Gladstone

Register

follow

TRENCHING,

was

beyond

a

minutes,

tion,

very

gated greatly, destroyed

"

who many say in amazement, Dot prosecute Pornell Why did Mr. as soou as the Times the forged letters These people appeared? forget. that if Parnell Mr. had done so the Times need not have produced the onus Pigott,

:

moon,

to recover.

expected

that

year guilt

to

Presentation

is a

!

"eleventh

the

Wliy

in

seventh

shadow

pared

In truth, as the Hebrews tell parts. heard such there never were me, such sublime as this advices, doctrine, teaches and many of the Jews Christ ; hold him and for divine, they believe

the

not

is

—

to thee at once. he is an object of wonder He of Jerusalem. city at all, and yet he knows and He wears sandals

Jerusalem,

by his friends. Both eyes, and one ear were distroyed, the head and fac8 horribly burnt. who was able to make victim, bis

recognisable the tongue

that But

person parts. desires

last

his prove of a doubt.

the

ore

minimum of in can, with the aid of a hammer affix stone, this shoe in about

The result

the

one

his while pinioned arms, with other, the uncle's forced assistance, open and a of poured into his month quantity vitriol, the burning also splashing liquid his over face and head. their Believing victim to bo dead, his relatives threw him out of the cart and left him. He

sciences. bare-headed. goes Many laugh at and seeing him, but in his presence when to him speaking they fear and tremble. It is said that such a man heard was never seen nor in these

tion";

Ilia

visit

—

send

Farewell. From

voltara

property

being

brothers,

very.

majesty-, as wrote to me you make it known unto

letters,

some

thrown

was

beautiful. very charming, but he

0 Caesar,

if

his neigh-,

He

uiuviiui')

After

and when he does modest of counte In presence he is the most man that could be seen or like his mother, who is -just fie

nance.

will

lie

in

Platkowski. He went unsuspiciously In passing with his relative. through he was a wood suddenly attacked by his. two and who brothers uncle, dragged him into a tarantuss had waiting. they

engages in it;

converse

was

aie

the

lived

latterly

with

terms

rlicf.nnf

coma

alleged

he admonishes, lie weeps ; he makes himself and is gravely cheerful. loved, he was never seen It is said that to but he was seen His to weep. laugh, hands and arms In conversation

Ostroff,

good

received a of these a short time ago, him to Brok, another village

v«.w

in the

middle.

one

flio

on

relatives.

invited

nostril and lips can found fault with. be reasonably heard is tliick, like the and, hair, divided in the long and very

The

near

Dlugosselo, ostensibly

will

to

late

till

to

privately

Vengeance.

the wreaked

occasionally

of

in

shoe

advantages

,

are

people I

No;

the

or the fifteen against minutes at present needed j. the twenty shoe allows of full expanse of the hoof; it the natural of the permits growth thus a remedy frog, providing against or jarring; it is as slipping and durable as while it is light, as, cheaper than, the ordinary shoe. The extensive practieal trials to which this system has been has given satisfactory subjected results.

the

vengeance savage an upon apostate correligionist Polish by the orthodox Jews. Franz Platkowski abandoned Judaism for the Greek Chunch some. 15 and believed that years he had ago, lived of down the yiudictive opposition his and relatives. friends Platkowski, who was resident in the of village

:

The

color.

slight

Fearful

of

stance

the middle of the forehead parted and his face is serene, smooth very and with free from wrinkle or a spot, not

not

was

able

of party of Great

The Ostroff of correspondent Warsaio Denevnik another reports

counte resides who look on him are forced His hair is the color him. and from his ripe chesnut, it is of the to his shoulders It is but earth, shining.

fully

color

A

as

even

three

to

position

a

or

the

keeping

inventors after a

man

—

of Ireland to the be caused by the the crimes com

cause

would

shape

A

word. of very beautiful such which majesty

in nance, that those to admire a

this and

single and

stature

ears

a

every day Chi'ist he raises heals all maladies of lioble A man

things

than

the

in

him Son

hold

rather

in

am

by the

A ing : struction

with which of the court.

in

Among

claimed

bringing clearly the forger of these letters. That light be worth the risk. would Nothing short of that would be worth it. Mr. adds our Parnell, correspondent, from the first, but it suspected Pigott'

more

,

divine,

of

of

called

is

people prophets

us

With

the.

expose that

the

the people power, Britain will to vote not like away millions of money to keep twenty-one the channels of waste. flowing

lie and say that is the the of heaven and creator that are and of all things therein have been made. In O truth,

for

by

the his

by and

making,

before

floor

aid

position.

rehearsal of all since 1879, merelv to press, a the Times, unless charge of libel agninst I saw a counterbalancing advantage in

parts,"

immeasurably

are

tremble."

enemy jobbery

unarmed

attacking

for

suitable

—

Christ,

ought

puddle

the I

public mitted

but

useful,

bloody cover

move

not

big as it looks, be deducted.

.be have

will

odium

:

family

prophet;

not

to

in

tbey I If.

out— coming anything kind enough to suggest.

to on. security One of the greatest SirC. matters, on; naval to Lord Ran letter Reed, in an open Churchill, bays of the battle-ships dolph to added the recently Navy at a cost " of over ten millions There is not one of them little which sink guns cannot

letter was written following of Publius predecessor Lentulus, Pilate as Governor Pontius of Judea. Latin is in ppssession of The original of Rome. the The Cerarini is

so

has

the

cause

and

hoof,

who did the what forge letters, I do ? Wait until I have com and then see pleted my proofs, you will whether I fear or cross-examination

that point. authorities

The

following Italian

not

may

Parliament

a

Contemporary.

by

or

may

The

fleet.-

will

seize

will;

prove could

are ships addition

Seventy

to

Continued.

of

Judea.

Navy.

pended

It

Description

of

and a half millions is the Lord has George Hamilton invited Parliament the to sanction of the expenditure of, in the improvement Navy. About eleven and a millions half are to be spent in the Government and will be ex dockyards, tenjmillions

days passed in this "way, without leaving adding "to her troubles a her of pouring single opportunity them into the bosom of her friend. To be

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take

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the

molasses

possession.

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and

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out.

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tug

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have

half a million. marry talk horse without

to

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as

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horse.

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meanness," occasion

of

rival

a

swear to it." land, but I'll'not An old lady was asked her opinion about Mrs. Smith, her next door neigh bour. she "I not said," "Well," am.

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PRICE, 25s. A NEW HISTORY OF IRELAND, from 1798 to 1886, by Justin Huntley and dedicated McCarthy, M.P., to the Righjt Bon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P.

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LEATHER

be

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in

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customers

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to the

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the Colony. Watches with a two of every Jewellery to order or repaired

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.

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without

"Nothing

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Succeeds

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HAS

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WAREHOUSE,

PERTH.

STREET, the

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Commencement

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;

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complete. W. T

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for Tomb

Railings,

Stile, supplied

WIMBRIDGE,

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Next

Record,

Address,— Door

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to

the

"

Criterion

Hotel."

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-published at the

77

Howich-

for office

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of

street,

Right the

"

Rev. W. A.

Perth,

by

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