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November
C.S.S.R., and Southwark
afterwards
Coffin,
;
of
establishment
of the held by
a
Dr. staff-
ed
Thomas
the
Oratorian'in distinguished his new Sir James was undertaking. In at Edgbaston. extremely popular called to the January, 1868, he was Middle. Bar at the and prac Temple, for some on the Northern tised years Circuit; On May. 5, 1873, he was oppoiuted
of
Secretary
Chief
then
Kimberley,
State
for
the
of
Magistrate
Colonies, Coast
Gold
the
and on December Settlement, 31, 1874, when Judicial he received Assessor, by the Ashantee War Medal for despatch in the field valuable service (especially the aid
of native organisation of the expeditionary
time
acting
Garnet December being James
then
Judge
of
on
against
On Wolseley. Carnarvon
Lord Colonial
1876,
22,. at
was
the
the
Supreme
Court. and
Coast, appointed
Sir
Office,
the
as
gazetted
Gold
the
in auxiliaries) force at that under Cocmassie
(now Lord)
Sir
Puisne
first
established
May
on
24,
he was at Accra1 Chief Justice, but resigned that and in .1882, owing to ill-health, post to England. returned knighted by the Queen at p He was in the Windsor, 1882, and received of the of St; Order Companionship -He Michael and St. George, in 1886;
1879, Acting
'
the arrangement at West African Section the and Colonial in that -Exhibition On January 19, 1888, he was
actively of the
superintended
Indian, year.
Chief
made
Justice of the new Niger under British Protectorate,
Territories
for Africa, and again sailed accompanied He arrived at Akassa by Judge Kane. in the Delta, February 25, and reached Asaba in his at the headquarters March 1888. His interior, 5, lively of and interesting narrative events
his suppression of human sacrifices there, the new of and his founding Mission St. Joseph of Asaba (as given in the of and Month October, November, December, 188S), will be fresh in many readers' of our memories. It affords of the illustration zeal and untiring spirit
which
he
threw
into when
all
that
he
was it a especially of doing to the good' poor question or the Faith which African, furthering he had practised so ever since faithfully do conversion. Sir James could his
undertook,
in
nothing
a
that
gratitude
half-hearted he felt
way. to
The
God for the
of his conversion mercy unspeakable a would that knew no prompt charity missions the struggling hounds towards littoral between Sierra great and Lagos on the the north, of these he made west. The interests and it own. He felt his expressed that only the Catholic Church strongly
along Leone
could
the on
adequately
Which If it
cope
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with
native
were
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who do not know were prophets on the of the Irish bjisy subject very on and its in vote the Royal grants on Irish-American fluence opinion. sorts of dire and all They prophesied
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of results because Boston Pilot to hand
black
augurs
dreadful
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freedom
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on honest of laud grabbing. The on occasion trates the Waring and a certain
and
the
Powell
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Press
in
to persons her Ma to
and
III.,
the Mr.
musty
statute
of
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to
registered one
papers, and perary Mr. Gleeson, fendant, that it
proprietor of which other the
was
Powell of
was
both
circulates in King's
the
news
in
TipCounty,
for the de counsel out to the magistrates of elementary principle
the
pointed
law of dence that
the
Mr.
that
prove
an
that the evidence be could accepted
only
by
bounds
that
to
belief,
of her
broad
as
reason
by of
It is not " believe what "believe what you are Thus far shalt thou go and and the "no farther" is
"
by
the
not
Church,
was
way and
easy
held
never
evi
any
out
by the
irksome
as
but
comfortable, and restraining.
wuy
taar
leaaetn
there
are
give
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up and
easier «
for
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rather
road, the and
broad
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then but and that It
is
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no
it doesn't lead to makes all the differ doubt very nice for
of England
to be able to people what they like, but it does just not that it is good for them. follow The Church Times, in commenting upon the Catholics from their faith, lapse of some one contrasts "the school of opinion in
believe
Roman
Church"
"
with
schools
recognised
the
in
Broad, England— High, the By school of opinion faith of the three land
schools
on
better,
faiths is
faith.
one
please chance of
less
ing through the hedge a good wide pasture. Rome
is,
has
but
i.e.,
restless
to be off". the Church more
"
but
one
writer
means
one
faith,
that
Eng
on
By having
can
you
there
in the divided
then, be
three
of matters of faith, matters matters too. Ib eyes of the Church in faith than to
not
divided, but merely,
to Times, have but
the
Church of and Low."
knows Everyone iu the Church of
course.
are
ritual
is
id
IfiAdfith
in
and
destruction, thereat
life,
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whilst the way ;
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straight
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of
Anglicanism.
imitation of flattery,
indeed
the sincerest Cutholic Church receives from none such a tribute of indirect, involuntary as she applauses the Church of England. does from It
form
is
is
the
now
gravely
Catholic borrow
Times,
from us who shall
friars
depend
country
moot
a
doubt
be able
will
it
is
is
it
venture that
to the
is
established) under has been proposed. these Protestant
for
six
which that
suggested
we
possible
ever
to live
the constitution It
but
point;
whether Order (if
new.
preaching
own
nothing, but upon the alms they may entirely from to day day. Whether institution would be suited to the and the times in which we live
receive such an is
proposed, says the that should Anglicans the idea of
months
friars
shall food
their door.-
everybody, your sheep if
you
give
The
school and the
many and
jump them of
Church
of opinion,"
consequence minds feel cramped and want The Church of England, so Times
reasonable
implies, fold.
is
There
a is
touch money,
never
and
They
"lodging to take
are
but beg from door to the three vows and obedience;
of poverty, chastity, but the obedience is be explained to " submission to the rule," that is to each man's interpretation of the rule.
The only the
government,
friars
which
apparently, recognise
to
the of the Bishops ; and supervision when we remember that most of the Bishops of the Church of England are to likely refuse to have anything to do with the matter, that is not likely to be a very effectual kind of rule. the vows Finally to
are
last
continue that is, chooses
many
are
—
to
-so
long
be
a
each person may of the Order
as
member
so precisely In short, other things
long
vows,
about to
are
each
as
the
!
Catholicism, sham.
is
this
be
a
j
man
like
so
pseudo-
pretentious
as
Those who with a religion because it it bo because it definite, has such clearly marked bounds, beyond which it is tres fault with pass to go, are simply finding We do not deny that the narrow way. the broad way is the pleasantest and the
the
to
who go
the gate
is
fault
find
and very fundamental
was
George Bolton the Crown was enough appropriately not Mr. Bolton being able prosecutor. Edward
narrow
Church
were
language The prosecution
subjects. on under
it,
way. but
you like," taught." no farther,"
ence.
Ire
presiding
he excited
that
was
intimidating
use
jesty's carried
were
Protes
all.
their inclination unconscious that
Indeed, quite
Church
narrow
Heaven,
magis Removable Lord Dun ally ; Mr. brought against
case
the
easiest,
and relegated to a in his journal his the odious system
collared
expressing convictions
ness
Nenagh
security
more
for
cell
indeed, of the
for
room
within
boasts
prove—
of anv value. Mr. the Tippcrary of the editor Midland had and the Tribune, out of jail when he was stepped
Powell,
once
recently
proof,
that has no
—
Ireland
the
is
there
now
a
:
in
wing"
in
shape his own is width for you Believe what you
mistake.
to
individual. is This, of course, trying to the independent, of man, proud spirit and many kick the pricks and against over the But then the leap hedge.
Boston.
Liberty
views.
determined
do
past.
American1
"
the
take
England is a safer Of pathway than the Church of Rome. knows that in course, the everyone the Church of Rome is domain of faith
subject
'i
and
be free There
man
mind
the
a
'
a
some
If
even
the broad thereby advertising the as best. of late Certainly, the Church of England has gone years, in for in her glorying comprehensive section of it which ness, and the very a short time back was for a definite all a rule of faith which should keep track,
and
Out stepping-stone. and danger this of difficulty great man has again and again drawn proof and In whole of the the course 'safely. no Home Rule agitation, three weeks of a prosperous have been so significant instead
answer
are
they -way
to Ireland which is immaterial any way, be made a stumblingand which might
block
They
We may
our
" their way." is to glory in
Irish
vote
a
them.
exactly.
is comprehensive its tantism pathway broad for all the sects, from enough to the latest. the earliest This is so well known that it cannot be easy even for those who profess to bo Protestants to the broadness to blind themselves of
wings party.' The, IrishAmericans the who, support Home Rule movement have no policy that of the Irish outside Parliamentary but friends We are not partners, party. is not one word of and helpers. .There on adverse Parnell's 'comment, even, Irish-Ameri On the contrary, policy.' of the cans approve the good judgment his leader wlio Irish helps country's causb
not
and
narrow
;
domestic
of
every
;
the
is
his Irish votes has again a himself leader. His great proved of the has the howl action stopped Home Tories that Rule meant Republi canism. &c. The Daily Telegraphy for a stone to throw at Parsearching, he has divided the Irish, nell, says his the that vote for Royal party ' almost an grants signalises complete between
itself
very
like
with
division American
some
narrow, road. safe one,
easier
more
vision, only of Protestantism which mani in the Church of England. of Protestantism essence is,
part
The
a
domain)
than in
ways
be
Protestantism
that
illustration
religious and no
the
and
must be, necessarily to in the domnin find, events (and one has no
ignore
fests
let
In
nell
is
it
au
they
difficult
to
that
vote.
gives
Way? -
as
faith
right exact broad
Pamell.
Mr.
Catholicism
contrasted,
daughter.
and
because
narrow
—
Lord
by
ox
Gladstone on the Royal supporting and opposing ParLabouchere, grants,
"Arnold, associat
Nation.
description circumscribe
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Qxenham, and Mr. Pope) with
tutorial
married,
the
is
but
honorary October
was
thank
must
we
fl
oociowjj
he
is
to be Low, want to be
want
already, because the easy and the are pleasant that tempting leave the Church of people If the Church Pome. of Rome were not the narrow there way would be plenty to flock into few to leave it. it, But it
seek
the
by the
in
the able
Mr.
7(including
Mr.
Newman,
(now Cardinal) of 1859, he joined
May
and
son
America
the
shortly following the Oratory School
xiiibU
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you
to
rope
so
Such is the liberty evening. of the Irish Press under the boasted nalladinm of the British Constitution. —
1877, Alice, youngest daughter of C. Gwyllim Young, of the family of Young of Kingerby, county Lincoln, by whom (who survives him) he leaves
by Father Bishop of
Clapham,
!
'
happiness at Church
CI
t
Limerick
to
custody
the
in
Jail
Mr.
21, 1857, he received into
of being
the
the
ni
vfituoiic
-
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«
in
conveyed
was
25,
grateful acknowledg of the good his zealous ment ministry This was in the year has effected." He afterwards laboured 1854. among of the St. GileB, Oripplegate, poor
London.
l
.
his decease Sir James
and in
classes,
had
ino
at
treasurer.
held the
was
or
which
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at Exeter undergraduate he took his degree of Oxford, of Arts in 1851, to proceeding
1829.
all
Vicar
Marshall,
the
of the
son
Marshall,
;
and O.S.B., aud quite forenoon of
Sanders,
peacefully, the during
for
own
hi&
If
want
nothing Church Times obligingly out to us how pointing much more and pleasant easy the broad than the narrow. way is We may say that most of us knew that and Well,
the
of £100, and two sureties recognisances to keep the of fifty pounds each, peace for to go twelve monthB, or in default to three for months. Mr. Powell jail to and declined very properly give bails,
you.
not much
will so
;
sen
that
you
where
.
Friday. Sir James
twice
hands
the
and Sir English only lately Bishops of receiving James had the gratification £100 from Cardinal Newman in aid of the good work. On January 20, 1889,. Sir Jamos had an audience of the Holy of his zeal Father, who, iu recognition for the spread on Juno 11, of the Faith, made Commander him a Knight 1889, of the Order of St. Grogory. One of his at last good deeds was to establish Rockhampton a depot for the sale of the
the
however, contention, was the magistrates into should enter
.
Sigebert suddenly,
consciously
a
from
this
pite
and
there,
wandering
can be Low you if you Broad, you can be Broad ; if you want to be High, you canjbe High. Whereas, if you are in the Church of Romen, you must be Catholic and else.
and the cer registered, of registration tificate not being pro that duced by the Crown, he submitted the Crown case Des had collapsed. of tence defendant
room
allowed
been separately
The
_
Father died
and
Unction,
was
of be
-
Extreme
Viaticum,
of a news the proprietorship the certificate of registration. instructed that the Tipperary and the Tribune Midland has
to
—
the death of Sir to record regret Marshall, K.C.S.G., C.M.G., from the effects of a chill contracted on In the %eek at Saturday Margate. course of the succeeding week he re-
was
Sentinel
be
of the further question has of the African Missions beeu into consideration taken by and at Cardinals Simeoui Jacobini aud the by our Cardinal, Propaganda,
We James
ceived
salvation darkness
development
:
Holy
the
as
paper He
certainly of many
heathen
in
assured.
17th
—
says
and
court
-
August
of
Register
Weekly
be reaped, souls still
could
-
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harvest
glorious
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a
trated,
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and that where (as here) not yet pene had happily
superstition, the Moslem
<sneatttttgg.
.
Gfcnural
Mr.
K
Justice
Stephen.
Mr. J ustice James Fitzjames C S I, the judge presiding
trial
of Mrs.
Stephen, at the
.<
is
Maybrick,
the certainly oldest man, and, in the opinion of many the greatest possibly lawgood judges, the Queen's Bench Division of yer in the High Court of J nstice. Anyway, in only v lately, a Lyall Kennedy, of the Court of decision Appeal, upset of Mr. Justice ting ajudgment Stephen, has been reversed by the House of nud his Lords, decision original upheld. As a man, is it doubtful he"' whether would have been greater as a philosopher or a He has not, however, politician. like his own dear friend and admirer, John run the risk of Morley,
1
proving
that the wisest of all nineteenth century weakest of politicians, is
this sixty the famous
Stephen,
year,
philosophers turn may
is,
tfir
with
literatteur,
who
married
one
of the the
out
James his Mr.
who brother
Leslie of Thackeray's
about the last daughters, illustrious survivor of the Clapham sec, that doughty band of Evangelicals, in the early who, when year of this Sam Wildercentury, force and Macaulay, then in their teens, were taken off to Clapham prayer meet ings,
such a He weut
was
Church. and
much
several
plenty
notably
in State and power the Midland Circuit,
after distinguishing of the famous in
the
case
cases
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himself of the
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that
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to
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earliest-
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and Mirabeau's, of the greatest of the Court
voice
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boar-like
predecessors
Justice,
Bench, Queen's afterwards Lord Blackburn,
Mr. he
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on his arrival in London him in time since found awaiting the Post Office at the House of Commons dated the 27th the letter, following of the from the June last, Secretary
Commission
in
Great
Ireland,
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English
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it
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so
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on
8,
1889.
yesterday the 27 June.
I
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upon the envelope. to shed light great
each
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of the necessity upon the importance
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ecclesiastical
time its
is
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priest.
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race
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with
its
Gazette.
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and.
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rs. on
nearly
got a position and Ballybuuion
as
a few was after but, days, the discharge of his duty, adding to the of yet another long list of victims landlord This day's work is rapacity. of Mr. Esmoude's only the beginning
killed
whole English-speaking
the
guard
for
labour
in
He
clearances.
of caretakers
position
all
families, tion, .
rents. must
Those offers
made which
Las
of
able and willing But oue because All hold under go.
him
an
have
made
Esmonde. offer
of 20
ten
or
eight
whom, with
arc
tenants to Mr.
to
reduced
the other
one
excep their pay all unable
to
yet
at
were
period
no
the
happy and
made
of
WILLIAM
CASEY, P.P.
history
Church's and pity
the in
;
political
the of. were
fair
In agitation. the Church
took no par He might hear.) like as the being and its heaven; light and in shared by all alike,
(Hear, Church
land and
it
its light dispensed and its graces on freetraders and its
blessings equally He would protectionists. (Applause.) had not not priest say that the Catholic as else his views anyone political just and The priest was a free citizen had. his an citizen— enlightened (applause)
him to become enabled position very and as such he was entitled enlightened, on all to form and to hold his opinions but it was interest of public questions ;
charge,
is more thaD Brett for the property twenty years ago. I could to auother fact the give prove extreme of this but harshness man, I reserve them, for auother occasion. trust I have said enough to prove the that exists for combination necessity the tenants of Ireland. among
side.
sunshine warmth
liberal
have
of
matters and distinctions,
no
describe
most
purchase, paid Mr.
Church's
political
purely
leases.
They
of the fruits
so
form
every
joint
years he himself
the that
its influence as in manifest strikingly If asked to explain the day. he would say that it was phenomenon, was because the Church independent of of Stnte and form government every
prosperity charity own their
ouly views. braced
is
after on
a touched on the cheering sign, pay was of Catholics of the independence subject At the present in political affairs. day be said to have the State might well from the Chufrchj withdrawn its support
Railway,
ago in preached many years he brought out with extraordin feat effect this too often unnoticed character. But for the of the Irish
by manual
lately, ceremony, the parishioners which the ceremony
congratulating progress
Moran.
Cardinal-Arch at the Burwood
Eminence
ary
a
Bishop
Polities.
Cardinal
by
His
yea
which
and
Statement
a
In
race.
missionary
sermon
us
themselves
holding
four
around
up
not
new
alliance
without and Aus
Germany
perhaps
Rome,
the
the
and
think
may
Yaughan
springing
is
in
be no triple Russia
cau
France
against
warmth,
that
but the of the Propaganda department real de Fide upon which Propaganda the Catholic must Church depend for hold the coming its upon maintaining
on
officer. superior had passed on
saw
insists
which,
will have it, ought to be in for Germany also comes Italy. of aspersion. At Eome there are her share foundations to the German several belonging such in the Eternal Catholics City, residing as the Campo Santo, the Aniraa, and a few
own
In
the caused post of delivery date
I the
entreaties,
the dying man, I undertook request rent and costs. Mr.
the full
the world encompass but in not reared in partibus vijidelium of faith. the midst of the house-hold as The Irish brogue is as universal the there and wherever English language, there also is the Mass. is the brogue
the
party
growing people are
Irredentists
and
understand
to
Cunynghame.
Mr.
I
God
—
Esq.
Healy,
this
the
by
eviction to the
is
who the stranger against Trieste and the Trentins,
their
where Henry
from urgent
world of the limits caste in would Catholic Great Britain Protestant. It is be altnqst exclusively Ireland and to Ireland al owing to alone that the Holy most See is able land to establish its in every bishoprics
servant,
obedient
the
tenant,
is
giveu
After
over
family
beyond
Your
—
reply.
in,
rushed
the order
earnest
my
All
the
the the
to a with fixed policeman up and reminded him of
after
Austria against the country the
animosity
sub
a
proceedings to administer
me
?
intelligence Italy: The
union
to
duty
At
force.
the
otherwise
a
like
and convenience, How could it well be of Here are a few items come us that to from and
based upon policy not on affection.
removed.
his
Europe, remarkably
looks
particular,
his
Irish
will
you
it
to
reckoned
is
It
October.
to tend imperial meeting will as far the Alliance, strengthen Triple as are concerned. Germany and Austria is differ With regard to Italy the case ent. Her alliance with the two powers in of Central Austria with
ticular
ure
attendance,
trust
I
the
remarkable
the
save
called
—
for necessity and therefore
favour
This
to
by of
stage
be
not
deemed
II.
this
at the risk of him, go near except This Mr. Esmonde evict prosecution. member of the family for one ed another exorbitant rent on the 24th April, year's This honourable man 1884. supported
world which the Irish are
your
them..
what
Englishmen
of
name
a
he should
removed
disposed, allow me
Race.
Missionary
as
to
to-day
sacraments, believing under the circumstances. of Newcastle, who examin him in danger, believed and
to her dying I was parents. pushed back by M. Wright, D.I., Newcastle West, and when he seemed
of future Catholic the has been to England world. Ireland has always Isle of the few but Saint, is
Protestant been the
Healy
of
came
Irish
poor few
last
Rice
me
offer
Ireland
from January 4, 1884, not If you have to June 30, 1887. got when them now, then please state they in and what be were possession
Timothy
the
His some
again
the
"
a
sacrament
been
furore
since.
daughter
come
with has
watering-place His reward
repertoire.
to
stroke
Edward accession
his
after
long to
policeman,
years of age. of paralysis I was there
seven
Mr.
Still,
near.
and
illustrious
which
visit
last
throne
that
as
strategical up every who every person The doomed man
remove
necessary Dr. Bolster, ed the man, that ordered
national in the
more
officious
take
be
a
There
the either possession the returned paid to the account kept in
relating
to
bayonet
i—
your
and
it
concert.
Commission, Royal Courts of Special 27th June, 1889. Justice of the enquiry as Sir—in pursuance accounts which have been to the to me entrusted by the Commissioners, to ask you whether it becomes necessary you have counterfoils
and
house,
Atlanic music
of whom, being in supreme him a commander one
the directly
being on keeping
and
police
"Most
as
roused
the police most elaborate fifty
pointment powerful
apace.
of
the
were
This
administer
short
Spocim
.
-sen
ad great and pathetic them being
Irish popularise his compatriots amongst
in
excellence.
sequent
unstinted applause. created when Mr.
Healy
Esmonde, Boarisokeana, county and a half-year's
district-inspectors,
eighty wife got months
to
to
James
arrangements out
cattle
two or three having put his meu some times through form of drill, order fix to ed them bayonets, surrounding
lately
or
one
There
amongst " Molly Wearing of the Green," " as God Save Ireland," Bawn," and concerted music of well as the old-timed Petrie's and Hardman's col Bunting's It was which he has revived. lections, of cross Mr. Ludwig to the plucky
Save Ireland" Mr.
voice
for
the of
on
the
after
Cheshire,, of series Irish assisted Palace, and Miss Fanny
is
for
Mr.
Dromenagh,
cast
now
room
landlords,
two
which
a
quite
pure rich beard beautiful
JLlie
power
entire
make
manner.
Brighton,
a giving at the
baritone
three
is
family to
position chanced
creating
mile
here,
Tipperary, rent. The were carried
Music.
New
at
.Doumeur
Commission.
a
this
their
the
Ludwig
his
a
—
the
of
roadside
regarded.
same
the
and
Healy
with and interest the royal chapel
sympathy
about
colonel
dragoons
the and
made
was
first of of the regiment an of the Guard Prussian but not exalted, equally perhaps for the royal comfortable position lady of ap whom he addresses in the letter
her
returning paid him
regaling of the
some
place
Mr. Rice, of Kilfinane, command, and I call
to
Mr.
home
par
in start
a
a
from
name
over
few
bailiffs
town,
Lately
of the
of
fruits
of
season
visits.
and the
where a family of Harnett who lived for 300 years. From this once happy
the
And
represents.
it
his
this
distance
the
'
and in
Knockbrack,
for
are
to
the
and after
the
is
imperial
beloved aunt, Princess, my and sister, Recently grandmother." of Austria was at the Emperor Berlin,
whole widow.
wretched
pound,
in
of her House uttered in the Princesses course of the debate have been ample and genuine. They leave no doubt than conven that it is something more
famous
to
the. earth.
tripled
the power of
masses"
visit
night's himself houses
the
cows,
lodged
J.P.,
Mr.
horses'
work
"
attached
having
old the
(with very their do not carry indeed) to so far as hostility against royalty to the reigning be disrespectful family. The tributes to the merits of the Queen and and the popularity of the Princess
sation
horse
Steam human
the
three goods of
worldly After
there
parties
seized
is
and each living strength, of seven the strength represents horse power of men. Thus the total the entire the work of world represents than twice the 1,000,000 men, or more of the earth. total working population actual
all
Republicans
Irish
1,500, include
not
the total
the
was
are 105,000 of horse-power
total
unfortunate.
coun
with
and Austro-Hungary,
of
that
feeling
the ceremony
highest possessed is the United States, power fol horse power, then with 7,500,000 low England, with 7,000,000; Germany, with with 3;000, 4,500,000 ; France, try of horse
police,
there
dnriner
hfion
twenty-five
the
activity
debate in the
and thinks
time
in
sincerely and all that
tional
of
the
hour West, some last night, several farms along visiting with a banks of the Feale, return nulla bona, he ultimately reached farm of the Widow on Connors, of the property Hayes, minors,
exceptions
should
guilty
of
to Hobson, sub-sherifl the head of a number of <Ssc., started from New
at
county,
hours
after
is.
and
even
innocent
an a
for,
pray
machines
power the
that
the that occurred
wedding,
members
deeply Throne
at.
recently
in
his
judge
should
What A
of
Royal
it
respected is a real
one
in
Mr.
bailiffs,
,
as
as
this
St. the thinks But, on James s Gazette the discussion the effect. Royal Grants has had one useful is a vein of there If it is shown that coarse and vulgar Republicanism among some of those who affect to represent shows the the People, it that among
head
clear
so
protection
Crown.
iu'
perpetrated
the past teu of the force
during
parish under the
Grants
Royal
laments Grants
coincidence
Perhaps
Fraternity," of political of fine man
massive
a
the
on
The Times the Royal
the
,
palmy
Equality, storehouse perfect A aphorisms.
Debate
week of the
Review
Saturday
the
M. Healy.
scenes
way
castle
The
to In addition days. of the work of Codification his great volumes of essays Law, he has published on various and one on notably subjects,
then in
faint
some
con
distinguished T.
to raised the Bench in 1879, a barrister Liberal promoted by a Con servative He with Lord Government. Robert CecilSalisbury— -then Lord Vernon and Mr. Sir William Harcourt,
Morley, contributors
most
and the royal the German to his Emperor paid a visit grand her appointed and before leaving mother, This
letter following appeared in the Cork Examiner of. a recent date Dear Sir— In the name of our out in raged people I ask space to describe
for the archives of the accept Commission the envelope of the letter for iu question and which I enclose, and yourself the as the Commissioners
of my
Visits.
Imperial
The
sideration.
was
John
to.
of the
name
it
will
you
in the law.
apparently to anyone have reshould May I beg that
requisition
unattended
surance
a Liberal. After to years as Professor Mr. Justice Stephen
as
some
for
lecturing the Inns
your
'
mained
Ireland
have
without evidence the smallest matter
the
up
in
Done
asked for that the Commis been allowed to wind
information sion should
making
from in he his return Calcutta 1872, take who is now, as far as a judge may the staunchest of any part in politics, unsuccesscontested Liberal-Unionists, .
i
|
«
a
.
of
—
of Miss
murderer
as
a
citizen,
(Applause.). in his care,
that As
he a
held
priest
those he
and had under
em
his
widely holding, perhaps, and his pas different views, political extended to every mem toral solicitude what his own ber of his flock, no matter their view be. or might (Ap political his duty A priest recognisod men
plause.)
which there happened to be his flock, and among parties cases he abstained from taking affairs. any part in political (Applause.) some A number of gentlemen, time ago, to endeavoured get his (the Cardinal's) in
places conflicting in those
in
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munity
divisions
political
but
;
there
was
the
in.
A
com
which
thing
one
be the object of all true« patriots, should of the of all who had the best interests at heart. They should combine colony in Christian and in that combi charity, aside minor all differ nation, putting tbe
guard
ences,
and and
that
so
and
great
and
pire,
of this
might
it
a
favored its
fulfil
and
peaceful great
as
beneath the Southern
civilization
(Loud
"Tell
not
me
"
is
Life
And To
Must
!
who
man
in
any
to was
numbers,"
ent
remind
to
t(
As
says:—
climb.
Sir
Francis
Freeman
Sydney seems
the
be
to
Catholics?
not
it
General frequently
because
to lead and sergeants officer
aUbCllU
there them on
U
1
discharged. that however,
Judge
Irish
petty but these were Catholics, selected simply because they had seen heaps of active and were service, .very handy to teach recruits matters a deal of even of. which
murder
wilful
feather-bed
staff
foundly
ignorant.
myself,
having
M
IttlYllknl
the
pro
X-rf\
uuouua,
Ub\s.,
with acquaintance and with the yet,
I X
Unnr. uavo
volunteer
our
exception are
Mavor to
the
ed
at
these,
fact
slavery
up by Major-General veteran who saw Bichardson, the and returned from the Crimea, Soudan encumbered with goats and glory."
which Great
they
are
a
of
matter
fixed that
all
their
fulfil
faithfully
of
part
as
missing.
has been paid
premium
authorised
as
non-
and Cardinal the urging
strongly
Lloyds' per cent,
guineas original At crusade
but
the
The ship County of Carnarvon, bound is from Newcastle to Valparaiso, report
as successful unduly Nominally speaking, are made appointments by
official
the
agreement.
not been have, billet-hunters. Executive,
Dock, owing to
Whitehead
are
Manning strikers
one high rank. Here, then, is at least branch of the Service. in which even Mr. Wise will admit, that Irish Catholics
the
with where
quietly,
work with
to
of
19.
September
unsettled
still
on
the charge and acquitted.
mu
forces
for
Cardinal to
the
anti-slavery has been
Lavigerie his efforts
renew
down
Sixty the
reinsurance. of
outcome
an
on
in
to
put
Africa,
concerning, the of Italy and Governments Britain have concluded a Conven in both which bind powers
tion,
themselves
to
down
put
in
slavery
Africa.
The
JFflWgn
antr
rrnnorol
Celecjratns. the
Daily
at
them
a thousand strikers other men from shed Albert docks and finally
iD
a
corner.
prevented any place. A deputation
18.
September
chased
250
the
The actual
to
shed
penned
violence
of looked
after.
expressed "loafer"
who
is
all but disturbers would be promptly also The Commissioner
that opinion the general for the responsible not
to
subject,
expert
visit.
Government
have postage to 25
force
the
an
The Shipping advance in
reductions
will
1, 1890. January September 20. make King will shortly
on
in
freights,
order
to
re
j
the
j
coup
\
strikers.
losses
The
and
quietly
sustained
by the
men
now
peaceably
are
in
recent
working the Albert
Docks. It j
i
boats lian
J
to commission intended the screw and gun Bingdove, of the for the Austra first class, is
Lapwing
station.
his
written The ship
is
nave
uetui
l.
<»
portfolio.
covered
W.
Horn, as
position
20. September has resigned of the Broken
by
insur
M.P., director
a
Company.
Proprietary The
Anders
will
£57 3s.; Block Block £3 14s. 13's, £3 Is. 9d.; British,
are
6d.
12.
divorce case this afternoon.
be finished
probably £9
uui.
puggeu
has been Charles Powers ap a member of the Cabinet,
Brokens w.
20.
September
warden has surveyed a town at Hammond and all the Island,
Mr.
Hill
contracts
or
agreements
otherwise.
or
cbuuoijuuiius
Bidgeley. Messrs.
which
done,
;
Junctions, 16s. Norths,
£2
;
Lee
Jenny
houses at the
;
£3
Is. is
crowded drawing Boyal, in "Jo." to open at Garners
Theatre
Bros,
Cogill
14's,
6d.
morrow.
A
is to be survey hydrographic Hobson's Bay by Lieutenant Messum, who is at present attached to the staff of the Victoria Navy. new
of
made
Sydney,
September.
Messrs. & damages against Lovridge Hudron, of a quarry at proprieters for his Bowral, hand having right blown off while at work in the quarry. Hobart, 18. September
Mr. Bichard Bothwell a Sergeant, well-known solicitor of was Hobart, found drowned in the river Derwent this The deceased has for morning. some been time past from suffering Melancholia. At the inquest the jury " a of returned verdict found drowned." Adelaide, 19, September The horse attached to Messrs. Hill & Co's coach running to Willuna witn
yesterctay, old lady
an
Bostran,
return
in
result
was
killed.
Edwards en
for
left
He
yesterday. two weeks,
to
expects route
to
Eng
land.
12s.,
Junctions
are
Block £3 £5 13s., Anderson
The
heard.
being
£54
Block
10s.,
£4
10's,
17s.
£3
British
Is.,
Norths divorce
£2 suit
14's 6d., 13s.,
Is. is
still
The
was respondent examined and co the yesterday, will be examined respondent to-day. Both Houses of Parliament yesterday of the Press in condemned the action the evidence in full. publishing
Melbourne,
20. September have received police news body of Mr. Frederick has been in found an Simpson abandoned shaft. The deceased had been missing for several and, as days, of blood have been found on the traces road to the shaft, foul play is leading
The
Ballarat that the
suspected.
Surprise and season,
Party are
have going to
India.
Melbourne Charles
More,
of
prises,
Xj£ttic6iieici
landslip
yesterday. earth were
of
yards
where
place
false
by
money obtaining An immense
a
21st.
September the
of a promoter enter threatrical bogus has been committed for trial for
number
a
pretences. occurred
Jpitteen.
at
thousand
from
precipitated was cutting
being
made.
The men fortu engaged were at dinner at the time, nately otherwise a serious would have occuredw accident of the The origin at Messrs. fire in Collins-street, George <fc Georges's, has been ing to
the
that
discovered.
clerk
a
employed and
directors
Yesterday by the firm informed
even
went them
the
of th.e fire he had night the back office to get a letter. While there he dropped private a match, which, soma lighted caught material inflammable and which he was to extinguish. unable He then became so alarmed that he run away from the premises. on
gone
into
qydntjsy,
September
21.
The flood waters at Deniliquin have 8 inches, risen another and consequent encroachment on ly have made serious the
Great the
Brokens
Hudson their
tnat
named
passenger,
aged 73, General
Major
tne
The closed
19.
an The police after chase exciting have succeeded in arresting a man named Biely for the murder of Eppell at Wagga. Since .his arrest Biely has confessed to the crime.. A man a named James Murphy, has recovered £1000, quarry-man,
Centrals
London,
is the workman dig-
into
on
reduce the rate of France and Australia
Probably
centimes.
it
late
his
an
to
between
come
during French
Sir
sewage.
by
for
of
ance.
£9
The
turbances.
National Library of Australia
of
amounted
of
Albert
trial
rvwAmtniv
number
seats
moneys or
under
men,
his
Wash
was
system for the disposal Saul was accompanied
promised
the
and
557
Sept.
the fire was, about
by
Melbourne
taking
formed of tie directors Dock companies waited Commissioner of Police this morning and requested him to take to of the Mr. rioters. step dispose Mnnor declined to do so, thot stating the police were matters reported going smoothly, the peace
io
the
yesterday for
the this into prohibit importation of all or British work colony Foreign to
Adelaide,
of Collinsmerchants, nearly totally destroyed As it early this morning. worth of damage £30,000
were
street,
the Agent General of New Yesterday South Wales (Sir Saul Sarnual) visited the Wimbledon for Sewage Company, of inspecting the purposing theAminous
the
however,
police,
of the various on the Chief
on
the
concerning olaAhV.n
the
premises oil color
Dean,
1,929.
News.)
Yesterday about
to
candidates
FOREIGN.
London,
ine
Doicea
Up (From
excitement
TTrannii
Jntemiloiual
embezzling employer, Mr.
while
on
proceeding at the Albert
refusing
Lord
of single exception our of Parraworthy Ferris, Captain I cannot the name mattp, recall of a of anything Catholic officer like single
burn
Mr.
shot attack
an
yesteiday
now
its through Parliamentary will take immediate Committee, steps to introduce a Bill into Parliament
Mr.
19th
that
Council,
pointed without
named young man Harry for has been committed
Labour the
Trades' resolution
a
Brisbane,
accident.
Melbourne, A
strikers.
a
U
is
Unionists
Being an old soldier under Nelson, fought
lAPnilA
IJ.OUU1UOI,
Work affairs
were
officers
who barrister,
London,
.
our
a
the
tried
was
Field,
this
by
imperilled
the
Yesterday Council carried
INTERCOLONIAL.
Nagle, the Lalitorman Terry, the latter was making
VliUIUU
are
to appointed on colonial securities trust funds in which
of
placing of stocks
man
20. September the senior re Farnell, of the central Cumber
Frank
investigating
the Australian met boxer, to his accident whilst knee-cap out of a cab to-day. It is feared getting his that chance with Jem Smith will be
con
imprisonment. Mr. Marshall
no
officers
Committee
are
a
presentative land electorate, handed in his resigna tion to-day, proceed owing to certain him which may lead ings going against to his bankruptcy.
with the
Jack
accident to
it
of
signs
which past, is believed, by in land.
Sydney,
an
be invested.
were
Catholic Many of the
is
on
"
of
identity
afternoon
Mr.
Slavin,
with
take the
The Magistrates held, charge against the proprietors was fully proved and sentenced each of them to three months'
a
is
UUUUUU
VUlUUtUQIO
Sir
current
is
rumour
The police
Bipper." the matter.
Agent
Bell,
will Zealand, Charles Mills,
were
unfortunates. mutilated.
is a womau, who, it is alleged, Bipper," and is now as a man, disguised working in one of the Whitechapel slaughterand is the real author of all the houses; " atrocities attributed Jack to the
and arrested a number gaming house, of members, but owing to the impossi of sustaining a conviction they bility
not a single stafffrom our the force, Majorof the Catholic down, 3. Is it not a fact that it ? that Catholic happens
persuasion
service
Is
2.
list
Dillon
On Tuesday night the police made raid on the Newmarket Club, a notorious
—
there
the
may
I don't see asking questions to-day, why have a chip in as and I shouldn't well, therefore I rise to ask the Minister for Is it not a fact that more than War 1. oneof tbe volunteers of this third are colony fact that officer in
of
A startling to the reference
a
exhibited time
happened yester employed on new of the the Victoria building Finance and Guarantee Company. is McCulloch, The man, whose name fell and broke from the scaffolding his In falling, McCulloch thigh. seriously two other men. injured
A is dreadfully was knife found in the same room as the body, whole of the the internal of which had been re organs moved. Some of the other organs were A watch in classified heaps. placed and chain also were found in the room, and it is believed to the they belonged
the money obtainod by Fonder and
were
A serious
day
surgeon's
election.
New
for
place Colonial
everyone
ends
the Credit blackmailing Panama Canal Company.
;
sider the
these
as
some
brought about, unfortunate speculations
murderer.
issued
the forthcoming further states
class
same
Whitechapel
Tbe body
last
the he accuses Government of spending twenty francs in bridling the Press and
Deputies,
of the
is
of the
had
a
deceased
The
morning. for
with
himself
shooting
this
was
The
land.
by
gentleman melancholia
German
their-
victim
those
which
in
on
the
promin the
Chamber
devoted
Question. in
of
a
in
French
the
"Flaneur"
Andrieux, member
manifesto,
General A
Mr.
million candidates in The manifesto
us
sublime
own
And by liberal advertising summit To the highest
Act
Oppositionist
French
secret in the strife. all
resume
Colonies.
Yesterday
rise
broad field of battle, of real life,"
Lives of rich men We can make our
the
all
!"
Hedderwick,
suicide revolver
to immigrants immigrants a skilled in include number growing the grape and in wine-makiug. Another murder has been discovered, work of to which is believed be the " of the Jack the Bipper." The scene time at Portsmouth, and crime is this
of Imperial Federation. with the the subject the that Merchan should be extended to
urges
Marks'
irrigation
settle
a
question connection
the
Mr. Thomas Crisp, the senior partner in the firm of Messrs. Crisp, Lewis, and committed solicitors,
the proprietors Bros., at colonies Benmnrk two parties despatching
Chaffey
are and Mildura, and of French
employ
should
they
the
dise
say.
advertise.
is the Advertising Of achievement
of
competition for
at meeting took place a resolu at which Hall, carried the proposal supporting a and conference of British of solv with a view delegates,
Yesterday Commerce
Chamber
earnest
Messrs.
provinces
of
Chambers,
ing In
;
hopes to
up
work.
tion was to hold Colonial
things
their
that
from the
entered in already the dock labourers
tion
Cross.
calling.
to
expect
the world's the conflict
In
is
life
stated
men
of
the strike Committee to induce the strikers endeavouring adhere to the under termB which it at a meeting of the Associa agreed,
are a
mentis
compis absurd
such
real
the
success
"In
non
abandoned
been
The head
of Trade.
in mournful does not pay
Advertising For the man's Who would
have
it
tbe
Psalm
present'
The price of shares in the Kargarilla which was South Mine, Australia, quoted the other day at £ 7 , has suddenly dropped to £5 10s.
so
now
position
they
that
work,
applause.)
The
are
ment.
em prosperous of Christian
centre
strikers
the
having of 2,000
affairs
with
land,
destiny
of.
with
wards have
the liberties, the growth
rights, foster
and
the honor, advancement
number
terrified
.
on
.
views
business loss is
portion
of
being
sustained
the
town. all
over
district.
Some lished
meagre in
the
particulars
Sydney
are
pub
papers
this
appears to be a very is sensational affair. The it police stated received information from the American Police Department that tha
morning
of what
man in connection, they wanted heading with the murder of Dr. Cronin was oni. On board the Mariposa. arrival of the ship the police a double placed It was then four id that guard around. the person wanted was in his cabin. On
the police seeing and refused to
he locked come
out.
himself Tlie
"
in
cabin
was then guarded, and subsequently broken into, when it was found that the criminal had mysteriously escaped. No trace whatever has up to the pres ent time been obtained as to- the man's whereabouts.
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Mr.
tl&e
PERTH
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share
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UNDERTAKING FURNISHING,
of
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numerous
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in
inexpensively
his
town
THE
Street,
CONVENT
Jan.
Perth,
BOARDING
kind
its
Business
TERMS
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Officer.
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Medical
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only.
JOSEPH;
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under
1
10
the
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to
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I
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the
For quietness, Guildford
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Is.
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Monday
and
evenings.
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selec Is
Wednesday, Is.
;
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EVERY
MORNING.
SATURDAY
and
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its kinds, of testi and 9d; lis
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—
THURSDAY,
IX
the
SEPTEMBER
Mr.
ME.
26,
article,
naturally the
Lord
1889.
EEPLY
GLADSTONE.
Gladstone's
indictment contained
of
overwhelming of Union,
the the
in "Plain evoked most
Act ij.ew
historical
has
Speaking," many telling,
Brabourne's
of August number Gentwy Magazine.
rejoinders, so
far,
is
in the reply the Nineteenth His lordship
is
a and it is pleasing writer, somewhat find to encouraging he does not to indulge any unusual extent in that vituperation which too often characterises the zeal. apostate's Perhaps there still lurks in the breast
of
his
some lingering his former friend once and trusted but at chief; rate what his lacks any lordship in virulence he more than makes We up in ignorance. agree with Lord Brabourne that it a is mistake to unearth and expose to view the public sickening and details of a period ghastly which be let might well sleep in the oblivion of a hateful past by those who desire a. union of hearts between and England Ireland. No be done good can recitals of by the gruesome such hideous while night-mares, discussion is often deflected from the real to these question
regard
protege for,
..
,
irrelevant
side-issues.
that
other,
the cruelties unfortunate and the yeomanry the
on
practised people
the
by
would vie with the of Eed Indians the on and the immunity ex war path, tended by the civil authorities, Militia, atrocities
their
interference with tended to create a rebellion. How was Minister of England to to spare his attention be expected and maimings, and to the floggings and half hangings, pitchburnings law in Ireland capping and martial when
active
Buonoparte
Europe
penny-postage the in
But before
But no such palliation for Lord Brabourne's of the plainest historical overlooking facts. have Eighty-nine years and sped since its ill-omened come and not a of that birth, year has period passed but has falsified with clearness the startling pro which marked the gnostications of the Union. It is hard inception to write with of a poli respect tician who in the now declining of the Nineteenth years Century can be found to exclaim "will sensible man the any describe Union as destructive of Irish be offered
can
—
interests,
and carried in defiance1 of nation" ? We respect claim to be numbered among
Irish
the fully
English nothing
still,
and
Mr.
Pitt
a
so
given
the of
thing remained
sub for too,
to
exaggeration, he to know but that Lord repeated warnings in the House of Lords were but Irish effervescence. Lord Brabourne confined
himself to these outlying points and their would not we discussion, with seriously very disagree him, to boldly but when he ventures attack Mr. Gladstone's arguments, the noble lord displays an ignorance he is dealing of the period with as and inexcusable as that ministers who were for the effete constitu
culpable of the
responsible tion he is seeking to uphold. Lord far the most Clare, "by right minded man in the country," declared in proposing the measure, Union that the would give to his native
land lasting for her religion, security and her her property,
and peace her laws,
an ; liberty increase of strength, riches and trade and the final extinction of national and animosity. jealousy The tide of commerce to was flow the riven barrier through of liberty: English capitalists inundate were to the country; trade was to be fostered, new industries taxes were to started, and peace and prosperity cease, were to usurp the homes of misery " and discontent. Eancy lent her takes him by the wand, Amaethea Ceres is in her train." hand, and Lord Clare disported in the region and lived to curse of imagination the day he advocated the unnatural
alliance
He be possibly might with a parent's care he sought to turn aside the horrified of the from the scrutiny public of his creation, to the monstrosity excused,
!
if
particoloured
dazzling
sensibly in turn
and
impartial honestly Ireland
a
disposed we ask individual
is
neighbours, there an who can
that the of people in favour .of a legis with Great Britain,
say were
a
population and after in
unprecedented
canvas
five thousand only could be procured Memorial in its favour. how procured? At a time
his
signa
tory, tures
to
a
And
when was the country from recovering the throes of a bloody rebellion; when martial law was being administered by 130,000 troops; when the the scaffold, triangle, and the whipping were the post adornments of every town city, and the influence of the village —
landlord
brought
was
to
play stricken cabins of the ; were haunted tenantry slums were agents ; city
the
upon
of
terrors the
peasantry trembling by brutal
a
traversed
by eager recruits ; gaols watched ransacked, hospitals and military the supreme officers, arbiters of life and death, became active canvassers for the minister the constitu against conspiring tion Amid such were
steam-packets
of his ignorance in Ireland doings These Irishmen
blissful
how was Moira's
threatening
vogue
was
and
future,
all
was
Besides then in
?
not
were
Had
BRABOURNE'S TO
but
and
your
good,
of Christ."
LORD
in
generals, General
successively resigned their Irish command because of the unbridled license of the soldiery, " the one that if he were declaring an Irishman he would be a rebel
were
Be indefatigable with undaunted spirit
distinguished Moore and
woof of 'fancy he decked his
off-spring.
lative Union out when of of five millions
the two John
ordinates' four years.
l&ecorii.
"
with the which
that Sir
courts-martial, and foster Prime the
torg.
tec
i
in
free,'
our
and
—
ware.
LEVI
English
worked
for a moment the Gladstone ever with such endeavoured to blacken a of Mr. Pitt. charge the memory of Yet it is remark worthy
—
LANE.
far
are
Abercrombie,
MARRIAGE. —
or
Again,
do not entertain idea that Mr.
Hay J uly
Perth,
near
—
manufactured
sanctioned deliberately the barbarities in the practised but we of the rebellion suppression ;
Moderate.
DONALD
j
agrarian date are
even
later
statesmen
most
Teems
American
mers;
on
in the
;
our
but of
flagrantly exaggerated. with his we Lordship, from that belieying
notice shortest respectable manner at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, in any part of the colony. and
Low Children's Chairs, Boats Ash and High Table Chairs; and 8 feet; Oars, 6, 7, Carpenters' Brace in live Qualities Bits, Braces, ; made Auger Bits and Augers, especially seats
Cane
to avoid Brabourne himself were those platforms where, not alone the miserable of the '98 story atrocities is and grossly daily
outrages
SOLICITED.
TRIAL
Undertaking
fittings; and Wood
;
can be blamed Gladstone in the foot-prints following would it not be well of others, which the noble lord if the Party were now with his talent, graces set the in to example political ? And would it not controversy if Lord be more still, graceful
unblushingly A
Handles, Grub Hoes, Eye Pick Handles ; Garden Hoes, tocks, Spades and Dig Self Acting ging Forks ; Patent Blind Meat Enterprise Eollers; Mincers in the Best Choppers (the world) Douglas
EXECUTED.
NEATLY
REPAIRS
;
Axe Oval Mat-
Fittings;
Pick
Mr. for
distorted,
;
of
for
to
announce to the Public that he has STARTED BUSI and hopes the above branches, and good attention to business by strict of to solicit fair share a workmanship,
Tomahawks Miners'
&c.,
generally NESS in
Axes, bestHat Shingling
—
;
Miners General
BEGS
ex
direct assortment American
Stanwood,"
from New York, a splendid of Hardware Goods and American viz Novelties,
WHEELWRIGHT,
UNDERTAKER
landing
now
QHIPPER
J
COACHBUILDER,
IRONMONGER.
HAS"G. makers chets
J)ONALD
GREEN,
surroundings
!
a what are stupendous testimony these five thousand of signatures the national abhorrence to the hateful when taken act, especially
in
with conjunction of boroughs, counties disce Nor omnes ! is protests twenty-six
the cities
united and
Ab Lord
!
uno
Bra
bourne
much in his happier the increased appeal prosperity of the to country. According Lord Clare writer's (the favoured at the time of the authority) had made Union, Ireland gigantic in science, strides and manu art, to
"
in eighteen the history Factories industries her cities ranked flourished, among the busy marts of the world ; the Irish to be met with was flag in
a progress in unparalleled years of any other county." studded the country,
factory,
sphere; taxes at grinding unknown Dublin was ; the second in the Em city and a now pire, fleeing people ; a crushed a poverty population; the roofless bankrupt gentry ; which dot the buildings country ; the few rotting hulks which line the Western and the des coast; every home called
were
-
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garbe,
—
erted that
wharfs are
greatness his
of the
left
to If
!
Lordship
new
prosperity, that surprised
tell
are.
capital of
her
all once
all this to appears but evidence of a then are we not
he should find in odd coercion seventy acts; half-a-dozen abortive insurrections with their mournful memories of the gallows and the convict ship ; innumerable secret combinations with their dark associations ; fierce which have shaken agitations to its foundations noth Society in the ing but the usual attendants some
—
train
of peace
ourselves, Lordship.
and
prosperity.
For
agree with his From the evidence before we
cannot
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to
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chapter, serious of the
CHURCH
OF
are
OLD
I
(1) fully
ENGLAND.
any have
they
"
in
1
Vol.
of some The inference writers, Anglican of Camden and based on the statement that only 200 clergy were depriv Burnet, of 1559, and that all ed in the visitation f>io
nf
roaf.
nlfircrv. 0»/
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9.400
in
number.
Ibid.
(4) (5)
First Reel.
only to take upon married clergy
vacant the law.
see
of
of the
absurd. 800 could oath. the
Canterbury land,
Truth
183.
p.
an
?
(1)
These
Gen.
men
Council
See
(7) the
late
"Was
Price
the
prior Australian theory, bound
Society.
Fortress
(8)
Barlow
of
!
!
Gibncy's
P.
Wednesday next Supreme Court
Last
week
during
two
coming back & O. Steamer.
last
On
the
few
a
account
lest
the
.
of heresies,upon authority of a single tyrannical ordaining should attempt against Bishop something As not one the faith (5) of the Church." member of the bench of old English single to hand could be induced on the Bishops to the Queen's new succession Primate, to fall back upon she was forced Parker,
her
supremacy. in the There were certain number
the time country broken-down of a known as ecclesiastics technically who had been unfrocked clerks, criminal on moral or excommunicated, mostly of To four named these, grounds. and Coverdale, Barlow, Scory, Elizabeth issued a writ (6) Hodgkyns, of the new Primate. for the consecration of these men was one in Now, not of any see, and they English possession had incurred excommunication all four by for Church, the law of the old English life. the their immoral Besides, Barlow, was but a Bishopofficiating consecrator, and Coverdale likewise elect Scory (7) of been'consecrated by the rite had never but old English Church, only the by Calvinistic which latter Cranmer's rite, to look came as even upon Anglicans invalid Hodgkyns was a real Bishop, but assistant. The as an was present only not three real were fact, then, that there at
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a
be
was
the
off
to
murder
The
Whitechapel. known. Henry Invalid died last
A
as
an inmate of the Erle, DepSt and an old military
week
at the
of
age is
named in
in un
usual,
Eliza
Mount
pensioner,
78. made
being
next to be held School at North
colony, Court,
month
in
for aid
the of
Sir
say
line
from Willis's piles to the bar. The
between
the
line 150
shore will be and 100 yards in
down
laying
within
narrow
also Both
of
St.
Perth.
of
in the a stranger medicine, Police before the City appeared last week, on a charge of drunkenness. that
regret
Irish the
W.
a
A.
to
cents
per
of the of
rejection
is
sandalwood
market
Singapore. the price
6 dollars offered
for
good wood. A young Thomas
Coode's
balance
is
Scour
river
of
the
dredge
channel left
since
is a
that
in one and
narrow
depth
of
named Williams, Williams of
man
in
suddenly
heart
the
the
city
this
evening
Mr.
William
Home three
Bulor, months'
old
man
month, told
the he
cause
An
in
the
Eedmond, has
lately
imprisonment execution
was
lately
inPerlh,for magistrate was
next
amateur club in
take
A place. known gentle also to be held
town.
same
of
prominent
a
been for the
sent
from
suffering
Irish
sentenced "
to
conspiring
to
prison
for
a
He be
hunger.
of sports has been programme W. A. A. Club for the 30th month. The events to are open members of any recognized athlctfc the colony.
by the
'
"
"
is
hoped over
of
the
St,
Bazaar, that may hitherto
not
If the
—
on
much
the was
The
opportunity who have work.
is
25th
it
be well balance of
School
Brigid's
account. oiuij,
BOURKE.
V.G.
Sep. 1889."
and in
IRISHTOWN.
10
driving
x
From Our
a
annual
There
Tuesday
Champion
12
were
number match
teams
had
The
.
The.
following
Champion
the
sturdy
hoisted of
sons
field has
indeed the
and
be
a first
and
bread
and
like
Northam, Champion. and Morgan
gave butter
and
at
general show
was
the
from Mr.
Northam
amongst
Lawler,"
Beach
or
He
supporters.
Bowen
French, judges
by
winners' oeurtjoary, a little of two
the
styled Australian,
justly
;
by Mr.
ploughman.
both is
G.
means
class
first
their
among
;
cheering.
prizes "Mick
fellow-ploughmen,
West
3rd, Maiden
shoulders and carried
great
Irishtown.
his Searle
no
the soil
the
is
:—
10s.;
10s.
the
one
vy
by
on
amidst
won
Lawler
was
years.
won
On
uuu
though
was
order,
15s. 3rd, best finish,
were
-
the
work
given
crowns,
Lawler.
rettu.
utuiig
man,
He
M.
Lawler,
good
in .recent
T. Boiu-ke, £1 for the
Northam,
Lockyer, Mr. champion, mimes
;
best
A.
large
good
.
the;
McManus, 4th, 10s. Waldeck, 1st, £2
for
were
very of witness
a
prize-winners 1st, £3 Lawler, W. £2; Laurence,
Powell, 2nd, £1 5s. W. Sheen, 4th, 10s. £1
Maiden
M.
2nd,
James
11th. the 5 for
the
in
was
at
off
furrows
to
gathered
Class—
Clark, James
Class
the
all
for
it all through, than done any the were
better
Mr.
7
ground
taking
E.
in
and
Class
and much
and
came
Sept.
At 10 a.m. the first and hour by that of admirers people
ploughing
£1;
matcb
Wednesday
on
of which
James
Correspondent.
ploughing
Irishtown
a
if
may not the
Messrs. acted
satisfaction. also held
in
as
A the
well
For the patronized. took Allington first while prize; Hughes, second; the first was prize for best butter deservedly awarded to Mrs. Eaton and the second, to Mrs. The Mrs. were Hughes. judges and Mrs. Monger, Mrs. Wilkinson Lockyer. the Rev. was Fr. Kelly, Among the visitors, of who, the farmer having the welfare at heart, took much in the interest deeply proceedings. of the Shearing has commenced on some large stations. The weather and still the keeps fine, are well. crops looking There three are the farmers are things and at the present expecting, praying for, time Government for this Responsible Rule for old colony, Home and Ireland,
evening, best bread,
Miss
Mrs.
good
crops 18.
in
W.
A.
Sept.
GERALDTON. From It
is
our
Geraldton are
Black
own
11 '30
now are
all
and have
coats
furbishing,
Correspondent. The people of the qui vive. They Governor's arrival.
a.m. on
the
awaiting
"
—
by good
be
not
Perth,
"
law."
all
remaining
debt, will
—
a stealing rooster, that he stole the fowl
excellent
prepared of
the
oppose
An
day
'
the of
this
acknowledge
donors.
xuuia
number of the English Catho contains an letter of Encyclical the Pope which oh the Faithful enjoins the Church devotions throughout special the month of October in honour of during tho Blessed Mary and her Spouse, Virgin " St. Joseph. The Holy Father earnestly exhorts the' Catholic world to be fervent in asking the intercession of St. Joseph as the Church apowerf ul advocate now when finds itself in one of those periods of " stress which every lawlessand trial in " to ness of act seems the permitted The High place "powers of darkness." in divine favour held by St. J oseph is described and by the Pope in eloquent "Thus in giving Joseph to moving terms the as God Blessed Spouse, Virgin " her life's him to be not appointed only the witness of her maiden"companion, of her honour, but "liood, the protector of the conjugal tie, a also, by virtue in her sublime "participator dignity. "And all mankind Joseph shines among since by by the most august dignity, divine he was the guardian of the will, "Son of God and to his Father reputed " devotions The particular among men." for October the prescribed by Holy Father tho Rosary every are evening followed to St. to by a prayer Joseph, which is attached an of seven indulgence Lents," years and seven '
cost
Brigid's
to
A.
quarterly Branch
"
of
disease..
To-day the Newcastle Sports at which some well concert, from Perth will is men assist,
to
of Mr. died
son
Perth, other
often
as
—
Class.
latest
of
when
last,
St.
Scour
feet.
papers
19s.
had
of the
in
patronised
be
to
on
is
source
every columns The 6d,
February
generous afford an
spot where
first
much
from
of
many will
helped
con
to
the Scour
understand,
we
the
be availed
clear, warder
for
how
;
the
stone have
the
where feet the
only six the depth
increased has the contract feet of piles, the
driven,
bed
by the
I of
laid,
doubtless important
an
Perth
yet to be done.
long
Since
enumerate. foundation
of
the
will
received
is a Bazaar shall be held in Perth next month. The early preparations for the Bazaar are thanks nearly complete to the hard work of the Sisters of Mercy and the unsparing of others whose generosity benefactions it would take too to it
gifts
to
is
to interesting know exactly in aid of St.
to
due yet remaining help towards meeting
and to arranged that
however,
area
06
several
3s 6d,
within and
piles
the piles limits the to increase objects
This
point, width
"
Whilton
rather
The lie
Bill.
the in
picul
the
move
Constitution
The condition of .continues favourable 50
member
prominent
intends
Party
BRIGID'S.
was building, extras, £595, which has to be added the Architect's fee £30. From this it will be seen that the
£232
yards at Willis's The Rous Head.
at
much homes
many
ST.
contributed
sums
exact
for
of
of
source
in
—
would
it
J.
been
with
to of
there.
probably
or
to
has
and
We
.
—
—
the
meeting of the Star of tho No. 136 of the H.A.C.B. held in Fremantle was on Society Tuesday on which' occasion Mr. James week, Hollands was initiated as a benefit mem ber. We are that a sub glad to learn committee was to consider the appointed of the important question registering " under the Societies Society Friendly Act" of the colony. We are able to con the also on the an gratulate Society nouncement made on behalf of the trustees that they had been able to secure an site for a Hall in High Street. eligible Tho lot No. 388, adjoins the purchased, handsome residence of Mr. Philip Webster and has a frontage of two chains to High Street by a depth of two and a half chains. This business transaction a new opens era in the history of the branch, and from what we have learned of the patientand efforts of its members persevering during the eleven the Society has existed years in Fremantle we are confident that it will be an era of still success for this greater All our should grand Society. young men to the wheel and put their shoulders help, far as as in them the good cause lies, forward.
of
committed
perpetrator,
preparation
doctor
Scheme
secured.
The Sea
the
death
be
Editor,
the
North School, and what has
due,
drawn,
aground
lad
a
last,
a
OF
in acknowledged Record come to £362.
whether
held
ast.
Jetty.
burned
shocking
Brigid's
wonder
procession
correct —
Law Mr. thousand
Dr.
by
was
Derby
morning
accidentally
Another
bazaar
now
Philonomos,"
we
I.
sessions
Franklin
much
Brigid's
Austra
through the columns for running excursion
in keeping the agency have been assured
By Truth
.
:
more
and dredged, of the river.
religious
"
j
Wright's
be
tract
by
Perth.
Every
is
man
on
"
himself
We
Christi
Mr.
point object
commence.
s.s
days
Thursday
Ellis
that
some,
physically,
is
Corpus
of
who
Australia
will
"Victoria
The
pernaps, of the Record
readers
many how
threatened
the
criminal
the
win,
born under this affect the
mouth keeping open the river at Fremantle, and which has been already in part carried out, includes the erection
16.
Lordship
to
is
next
by
Australian
on
the
era
AID
To
championship or
feast-day.
Searle
On the
His
was
IN
is world, Searle, and parents,
the irrepressible individual to petition the of Secretary State because excursion trains were run on a to the on occasion of the Sunday Subiaco,
p. 36.
en
instrument
t
?
Philonomos"
who
was
last
does
Sundays.
has
Saturday
How
trains
north
Bishop?"
antr
bred
signing Government
dredge
Hiical
either
A writer, attacks the of the West "
4.
Catholic
Faith,
were
the
Australian held the
to degenerate,
charge the
Til
The and
Id.
Chalcedon.
a
musical
BAZAAR of
rower
skies. advanced
soil
lian
Constit
of
Bellasis.
Serjeant Price Id.
ill
UlLvIGU
of who
Australian, men two to him
Scheme
Can. 10 and
members
were
UCvIl
champion
an
.
orders.
and
four Bishops, or failing that, Bishops, to make the consecration were required we have a memorandum in Now legal. the of Cecil, Queen's the handwriting There is no Archbishop Minister, saying, what is and no four Bishops, therefore, to the law of the to be done.? According consecrat at least three certainly Church, were for a valid ed Bishops required and for a laivful consecration, appoint with ment three English Bishops acting and on behalf of the whole the consent bench. The Bishop shall be appointed of the if province by all (the Bishops) on account that is not possible of pressing three at least shall &c., &c., necessity, and proceed to the imposition of meet hands with the permission of the rest in And Martdne down writing ." (4) lays not "A Bishop is ordained by one, but It is by all the Bishops of the province. down acknowledged that this rule is laid
four
lldb
DctiUj
The
point more of England,
Society Hallam
art.
marvellous
free of delivered cost. should Organette" prove and amusement pleasure in the districts. country
'
of orders religious incur excommunication
to marry 16th Can.
the
to
According
Archbishop
lo
river, channel
I.
c.
association,
I
.
(8)
(1.) of Nice.
ii.
attempt
this
See
the
Christmas.
.
.
.
draw
this
lu
J\ote
Council
'
In be prevailed the Besides, time in Mary's expelled and the present incumbents were restored, number Burnet (2) gives their expelled. Moreover the parishes, as 3,000. owing of the incumbents, to death and desertion " wholesale. It were vacant appears to the account sent in from an Privy of Norwich Council by Parkhurst, Bishop diocese more than a that in his 1562, vacant. third of the benefices were 1. 323. But in Ely out Annals (Strype) served in 1560. of 152 cures only 52 were L. of Parker. 72." (3) With the disposition and imprisonment the Church of the old English hierarchy, of Old England may be said to have come to to an end. The Queen found it easier How was a up. pull down than to build to be consecrated for the new Primate is
visitation
i.
all."
with this Church
226. p. 104.
Rit, Members
,
conformed,
vol.
(3)
(6)
t
dealt of the
iii.
Eng.
at
Bishops
of
auspices
that the Hon. J. A. Wright from the purposes retiring public service, and the of General accepting post Manager Southern of the Great which Bailway post,
.
189, Catholic
protests." (2) Hist.
.
Men's
rumoured
is
It
con-
.
Toodyay.
We
district, be entertained
<
;
.
Committee of the Perth will Society meet to of holding advisability athletic a
under the time before
will
attention to'the advertisement of "Victoria a new musical Organette" in instrument which another appears out the and column. By cutting coupon with £1 15s, forwarding it, together to the Victorian and Manufacturing 256 Collins Importing Co., St., Melbourne,
—
to
.
Empire. THE
the
Young
he
to reach expected orerland journey on Saturday next, by the residents
is
return
the
j
)/
.
surviving every perse and outliving con every there is still the demand cession, for national (and only autonomy, as do we it too reluctantly give that not alone will our opinion,) discon Ireland remain sullenly to
week
consider some
left
being
Next Catholic
sports,
:
or make that Bishops priests, of only Bishops— by what being the office flock do they Christ's ? govern authority Who them laid hands ? upon went Whither to be consecrated, they into France, or 'Spain, Germany, seeing that at home there was no number of those turn that might and would serve their ? I say therefore of Holy by the verdict and practice of the Primitive Scripture these men are I Church, no Bishops. realm of the laws of the speak nothing it hath been of late sufficiently proved are if be tried no they Bishops they But let them be tried by thereby. Your Scripture. pretended have.no such ordination as the Bishops ancient on of had, no such laying Bishops hands of other no to Bishops, authority make true or and there priests ministers, fore neither are neither ye true ministers,
states to
j
Victoria
of
in
place
Broome his
the
Society,
shortly.
secrate
agitation, cution,
tented
the
o
to refusing recognise, that underlying every
all,
of their none rooms, realm havincr aiitbnrihv
displaced in
fi
to take Men's
is
Young ;
—
DCiiUU.0
to be deaf
and
reason
in
persist,
w-i
X1U1U
CtOJLUO
from when
—
4-virt
nvt
UU11L
trial
Sir Frederick on Newcastle,
of
office
—
11
+
unusual
an
—
tt
the
be
—
like 1
I
Lilly
mock interesting Perth Catholic
|
will
candidates for the of Perth at the next election.
—
tii JL
we
An
there
of
Mayor
j
that
expected
j
.
believing men
of affairs discontented.
history closely for only too much ground that if her and rulers, Lord Brabourne, will care-
have
we
rejected of the was has ever used, Parkerite succession from all Christian the retained Apostolic succession, e.g., the Greeks and Russians as well as of and' bishops Catholics, being priests Dr. Stapleton, a contemonly in name. thus states the case porary writer, "Now the of pretended Bishops Protestantism whole whereas the number of our learned and reverend for confession of the truth were pastors
has not and from
It is number
:
Anglicans as and insufficient, old English Church, since laid the new open to the reproach bodies who have
since the rite
not
political
one,
Cranmer's
—
untroubled state the present infer she is still her sad Studying an
have
counter of the book we
prosperity acts the injustice grave Union ; from the Statute are forced to admit her since that Act existence been
Calvinistic
j
great which
and that consecrate, even rite, which
to
Bishops
!
any conferred
1800, boon of
i
before
was
see
I
Ireland
;
cannot
.
of what
'
us we
tall
been
hats,
after
donned
for
hasty the
A
occasion.
of goodly muster M's.L.C., and a bevy of J's.P., as well' most as the indeed, respectable and representative gentlemen in the town and have turned district, out surrounding to welcome him. As I write, all are eyes turned cavalcade of the mounted on, a
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handsomely
nn
hold
ever
nrliinli
or
norltr
of.
-
.
TPOM
mnvninDf
to
sermon
by
anniversary. broke over the thunderstorm A, violent in The rain Yell the town on Saturday. it for two when torrents about hours, slackened into a steady downpour for the rest The force of the water of the daythat it tore was so great up the streets and did no end of in all directions,
and several of in the gentlemen the Rev. Father Breredistrict, including ton Canon to and the Rev. Louch, Soon after 10 a.m. the Northampton. train started, and when passing the Con vent School it slackened 152 as speed, of the Sisters of St. children, pupils wero Joseph, ranged in order on one side,
last
property. flooded completely the lower terrace. that many of the streets of rain had Such a fall Albany for many years. Sept. 16th.
damage
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been
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warm:-
very
PERTH
Last pic-nic
and
icourse, was-
dren, present there
the
and
in
by
numerous
a
it
of
chil-
as
were
Pen,"
them their
from
Father acquaintances. the was on Gibney, ground,, with a of cheers. The sports greeted volley commenced in the of the part day, nor early did terminate— to of they except permit those who in them of participated taking until had sank behind refreshments the sun friends his on
parents,
and arrival
and
of
were
they
To
ance.
give
A
man
last the
accident and
broke
week.
York News
died
at
his
on
leg his
announces
evening. reached here
has
Harden
an
VWUW
of -the
death
of Beverley.
formerly
York,
is
Sent.
and
blowing, welcome
of
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our
;
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own
the Excellency here per special o'clock
Governor and suite train a little after There Monday last.
on
demonstration a made, not even cheer from the few who had congregated about the station. His was Excellency met and welcomed to Northampton by a to few gentlemen. After a visit paying Mr. S. Mitchell, who was unable to leave on his late his residence, consequent Sir Frederick accom illness, Broome, E. Brereton and Mr. panied by Rev. visited Thos. the Sisters of St. Burges, was Joseph's School, jjand highly pleased with the singing of the pupils. Here, at the Governor received a hearty any rate, from the youngsters, after which cheering more cheers were three lusty given for Father Brereton and the Sisters. After at the Railway Hotel, the vice lunching left for Geraldton party shortly regal after 3 p.m. is in full Shearing swing, and the woolteams from the Murchison district have no
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fortnight. The town at present is very which dull, no doubt accounts for the apathetic manner in which Governor was the received. never looks Northampton livelier than when the mines are in full and this is not I am so at present, swing, to on dit , the near still, sorry say ; but future will see for the better in a-change
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Mr.
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being delightful one. The enjoyable
held
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their
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of the1 above meeting last. The Thursday Kelly, occupied the chair,
weekly
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the
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he united in day. During Edwin bonds of matrimony Mr. the son of Ebenezer Joseph Ward, second of South M.P., Australia, Ward, Esq., Marian eldest and Miss Elizabeth Galley, of of the late John Galley daughter to Previous the marriage, Bridgetown. delivered an excel the Yen. Archdeacon sacrament of lent discourse the holy ,on his stay
usual
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weather,
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held A political meeting has lately been here, as, probably, you have observed At the meeting Times. from the Southern in a Dr. Laffan in explained, question, the district the benefits lucid manner, the Blackwood would derive from Without a doubt, Political Association. in connection there are many grievances which demand redress with our tin fields In the at the hands of the Government. there should be a warden first place, no mineral areas and secondly appointed, remain unworked. to should be allowed I have heard that there are at the present of who time many capital gentlemen to speculate cannot land' upon get mineral far as in consequence of all this land, so, is yet known, being taken up.
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besides a number one imported by
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splitting. line. railway the country
the of vineyards number great There is the in which Darlington vineyard, I there like are 100 acres believe, something of vines a little on planted. Travelling we come to further, Mr. Haran's vineyard. This one contains and of vines, only 12 acres I am informed that the produce for last year alone realized between £600 and £700. A short distance from is the this, to the south, famous of Messrs.Hawter and nursery in which there are some nice speci Lauffer, mens of flowers and also different sorts sorts of blighfc-proof I am trees, as
year.
was own
on
fast have
days
almost
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in
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to
new-
in. ridirig Summer
a
presented imposing appearance, gloves, M. the Bro. J. Flanagan performed well did he duties of marshal, and right of the At the conclusion do his, work. themselves the members march, arranged in front of the church,and the whole group were photographed by Mr, J. H. Otto, returned to the meeting after which all terminated with and the proceedings room, and cheers for the President three hearty affair officers. The whole passed oft in and the the most satisfactory manner, Branch have members of St. Joseph's themselves to every reason congratulate of their of the celebration on the success
yndhaml
colonies. tramcar has
from,
line; vast
successful
very
arrived
Eastern
the A
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the
be
horses
horses, including W. McDonnell during
Mr;'
aspect, threatening at desired. Punctually met members in full force, at the schoolroom, present a opened, meeting had been formally was formed and all proceeded procession service was where a special to the church, Rev. the conducted chaplain, by the usual Mateu. After the F. evening the members were recited, sang prayers the Society's hymn, Faith of our Fathers, in true Hibernian accompanied spirit, Fr. by Bro. Signor Carner on the organ. short but Mateu then delivered a appro
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promise
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on neat to holding high banners, greet His Excellency. The Governor waved his hat in response to the demonstration. As the train did not the boys, joined stop, by the girls, shouted loud and long a cheer their for His and, although Excellency, shrill voices did not well harmonize, their to hearts and minds do honor to the in perfect distinguished gentleman were unison. The train reached Northamp two ton in and Sir Frederick hours, Broome was welcomed and cheered at the platform Lockier C. by Messrs.and W. and a .strong muster Burges of the settlers from the neighbour In hood. the with his Ex carriage I here were must, cellency, state, his aid de camp and the Rev. Fr. the Rev. Canon Louch and Dr. Brereton, Elliott. Mr. L. C. Burges, in a neat, brief though rather speech, expressed, with deep regret, that owing to the illness of Mr. of the N.R.V., Mitchell, Captain not able to accord His Excel they were ccad inille which, lency that hearty failthe, in that he so worthily especially town, deserved. After the reaching Railway Hotel and of some refresh partaking His ments, Excellency, accompanied by the Rev. Fr. Brereton and Tlios. Burges, School, and. Esq.. visited the Convent introduced to after the Sisters, being to and the spoke kindly encouragingly the National who, after pupils, singing for the Governor. Anthem, cheered lustily at one o'clock the Precisely Governor, sat down with the other visitors, to a nice such as Mrs. dinner, Hosken, from long knows how to cater. This experience, T. Mr. over, Burges, having proposed the usual toasts, asked those to present drink His health. Mr. Excellency's of his remarks, in the course con Burges, demned the scurrility with which a por tion of the press had criticized Sir. F. N. administration. The Broome's Governor, " in replying to the proposed Prosperity and said that district," notwithstanding the puny, and he might say, futile, efforts, two made by one or insignificant papers, to him in an unbecoming garb, he clothe felt act proud to say that in every official of his he had been backed by the Legisla as well as tive Council, by the most in the colony, and the men prominent Austra of the the West press majority lian in Three cheers were particular. and a move then giyen for the Governor, was made for the railway station, Sept, 21st,
f-.Vi
on-' anniversary is no exaggeration; demost brilliant in The Albanv.
which
races,
25th,
stir.
Society'
H.A.C.B.
very large congregation, listened to with was wrapt atten of after which he gave benediction tion, the the most Outside Holy Sacrament. re-formed and the procession was church, to the strains of the Albany band, proceed follow ed through the principal streets, The concourse of ed by a large people. in their splendid members, all arrayed and sashes and collars, wearing white
;
conveyed prominent
strati
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was
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the Governor the other day.
post and rail gaged on the
j
'
;
His Excellency the mining village
to
ALBANY.
he kindly after the invitation responded, for the day. which all separated A ball is on the tapis for Tuesday 17th Your ffiumble has .inst. correspondent and he will have been invited, shortly something to say about it, as also about His movements his Excellency's during stay in the district The Governor goes to Newmarricarra, Mr. Grant's station, On to-day, Saturday. to Northampton. Monday he will journey will be visited bv him on "Walkawav He is to take his departure for Tuesday. on and after the coal fields Wednesday arrival there and of the his inspection return overland to discoveries he will Perth. arrived last night. The Annie McDonald She is discharging cargo this morning. at the Greenough One who was present and who of has the show, reputation
September
station the on; river. It Fitzroy to have about. three been there appears and is on a rug. months stretched A has thither. been despatched policeman I regret to have to say that the fever is this very prevalent year along the Fitzroy. The shearers have suffered on one terribly where nine men were station, employed, it five of whom with at one were prostrate
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Correspondent. not this
is
from few
very
that often your of the colony.
portion words, from
Smith's Mill The mill to them. is interesting the hand of on side the right about 17 miles distant Eastern Railway, there Perth are from and, although: only 4 inn.the are yet there men mill; employedit in various at work -around 50others
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may prove situated
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charcoal-burning,
usual fortnightly meeting of this at took the St. place Joseph's on Boys' School Tuesday, August 27th. unavoidable absence of the In the presi dent, the V.P., Bro. J. Donohue, occupied the chair, and there was a good attendance certificate of of members. The medical Mr. G. Simmons was read, a ballot taken, declared a member. and. the candidate at Mr. M. Gorman, elected the previous meeting, wasinitiatedafullbenefitmember. Jas. Jos. McDowell, Messrs. McDowell, J. C. Matterson, J. McCarthy, Weir, arid P. O'Connor, were nominated for letter A was read from membership. the Secretary of the Star of the Sea in reply to an invitation sent by Branch, to officers the Society of Fremantle Branch at celebration. to be present It was res olved that a special summoned meeting be called for the following Tuesday to to be elected enable candidates before the celebration. of the anniversary Receipts £9 12s. 8d. At the. evening, special summoned held on meeting Tuesday, the September 3rd, the V.P., occupied and there was a attendance. chair, large certificate of Messrs. J. & J. The medical J. J; McDowell, Weir; P. McCarthy, was read and O'Connor, and C. Matteson received. A ballot was taken and all Messrs. candidates elected and initiated. J. Norrish, M. Ryan, J. Reardon, and nominated for memberP. Conwav were instructed to The Secretary was ship. from the £.D. order a supply of stationery decided that the hour for the It was on Wednes march be fixed for 3 o'clock and that all members be day, 11th inst-., notified to be present thereat.' After nature some other business of a routine had been disposed closed of, the meeting in the customary way. Receipts.— £12 held Tuesday 18s. 9d. At the meetirig there was a veiy September 10th, large The V. P.- occu attendance of members. medical certificate of the chair. The pied taken and Mr. M. Ryan was read, a ballot mem the candidate duly elected a benefit read a telegram from ber. The Secretary Branch the Secretary Star of the Sea asked for had that the regalia, Btating Messrs. W. A. been forwarded by train. 0. Simmons, G. 'Truslove,:E. Keefeand M. Kennedy were in nomination placed The was for Secretary membership. to Dr. Smith instructed to write thanking to the him for his donation of two guineas The Chairman expressed- a hope Society. would be present at -the that all members and that the whole proceedings procession out in a praiseworthy would be carried manner.— £4 12s. fid, Receipts, The branch
.
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the Governor, just escorting come from the Greenough. They muster show themselves 20, and unquestionably On his to on horseback. be at home Club the Governor arrival at the Hotel, our first was by the Mayor and met, then .district's by member,- Mr. Grant, His with whoui several gentlemen, was Excellency already acquainted. but far was made to a large, Then a move too small, room in the club, where the read an address from the Mayor fluently to His which Excellency Municipality, but one a brief gave reply, showing how can in a few much our say language sentences. The assembled then party visitor to invited the vice-regal partake infantry
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window,
last
ne
not
was
yourselves to remain
in Great Britain; taken from Catholicity the Review Whitehall appeared in the the columus of Advocate. A list of
rank
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hills. Laura pointed out to her were father the exact spot they were to dwell in and where he future, would enjoy peace and forget all his
neglected.
united their armies would fight shoulder to shoulder to maintain the peace. It has often been disputed whether it
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some
time
grievous organized
Roman been to
outrages against Pontificate
the
in
perpetrated
our
which
own
exceeding of all good men.
disgust Since
were
the Church and which light
sorrow
and
took more
being the
have of and
-
now
day, the
the Italian Revolution and the of Rome we have seen our most capture and the. holy See religion Apostolic succession violated of injur by a long But now sects ies. the are perverse more to striving vehemently bring about a worse state of things than they have been able to obtain. They have endeavoured to the establish in chief of Catholieity the reign of irreligion city and
social
all
the
attack
disorder, forces of this
against
and their citadel
concentrating hatred in the of the Cath
Church
assail now with they in creased violence the corner-stone, in if that were order to overthrow, possible, the foundation of which it is tho olic
support.
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us to reduce to the ground the extremity by levelling sacred authority of the Pontificate, and the faith. At rooting up the Christian same time it is made whether manifest in demanding the rights of the Apostolic human See we are actuated by any
to attempt surpass they inau in audacity by publicly one of the most sacred on days gurating which of the Christian year a monument of ob to a commends posterity spirit
civil
destruction themselves
and
the Church, against time is equivalent to
stinacy same
of open
hostility
this That of the leaders' the demonstration
is
wish
and
They
prove.
facts
a
which
who to his a convicted heretic, his continued breath open, attacks the it is Church. Moreover, against
show
for that
were
for
it
no
real
well
that known
is
title
to
remarkable
that
notable
He
passions.
did
nor
actions,
performed he
no
render
the
most
and
abject
fulsome
Therefore the honours paid bear this to such a person declaration, of life doctrine
whole been
to
revealed
danger;
Providence, nor what we are taught by the Christian to liberate and that it is expedient faith, of men's minds entirely from the power is the Christ. That Jesus plainly
power, and
the
assail
Church
sects,
perverse have
they
the
from God,
cities
and
Roman
the
infinite with hatred, fighting end. And to them to the bitter against more evident and the make the outrage to more pause apparent, they resolved this with celebrate inauguration great
immense concourse of the demonstration, within her walls no insignifi Rome was cant multitude pouring in from all parts; hostile to was a standard religiou and to fill the up insolently paraded,
pomp, admidst an During people.
of horrors there were not want the representation of with ing banners of rebels, Abe the Evil One, the prince who rebelled of every treason, instigator measure
the this
of
authority
abominable of
insolence
only ruin the very
not sap
and
speeches which
And
onstration
but
with lavish
It
is
un
in
out
not
which
dem
painful relate
God
where of dwelling city,
His
Yicar,
of Christendom and defence
guardianship been jave to
desire tumelious and the sanctity denounce tulation this
to confided bear witness
insult
open
of from
of the
Christian
sacrilegious
for
cause
be able
fear
to
city,
wo
to useful gather But it is permissible and it lias from injuries information more more and apparent become now the after overthrowing that onx enemies, ;
we
to
of
no bnt it be consequence in profess to be courageous in firm ing their Faith, defending it, should the need arise prompt and ready to loss on account of it. And suffer as
are
always auda of the
limit,
advice
the
by degrees of
more
of war. Thus of the supreme the and pastor
calamities the condition the Church,
of the
Catholic
becomes
name,
conscious the Faith
of
possessing from God in of by reason
manner, to and
of blessing abundant
the a
more
their
with conjunction them remember
let
proximity
this
Irish
the
Assuredly and
sorrows
will His
added would
never
bitterness accumulation
the to
our
almost
knowledge monishes
all
Catholics, not with
cease
the
throughout
duty, should
Church
the excited
storm
of
firmly
when
by
hold the
we
the
rudder
also
which
all
of
the
'
ad the more
and
errors
good works clemency anger provoked and insane contentions, His
may
world,
and
He
that
to accede to the graciously desire of pious souls, grant to His peace, and salvation
deign
unanimous
ing mercy, fervent suppliants.
Bridges.
which
we with implore great of the glorious of soul, Virgin, of Christiana, and of the also Help Peter and in whose Paul, Apostles, aud protection this city guardianship
sion,
fervour
happily
always
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Italy,
will
and
each
the
more
convinced the
Brethren, firmly one
adopt the will
exert
Bishops same
his
and earnestness zeal circumstances of the time we desire them especially demonstrate
charge the great perfidy religion
to
which
and
clearly
depths these their
to
demand. to
our
of
course, with flock
which
that
to
that
the And
endeavour
those in of iniquity
traitors
country
to
their and their
have
and to Ireland, under which he made by Mr. Parnell
was
Miss
only surviving child, the meet expenses upon1 the sad event. to
Leonard,
con
the cream system of separating of the milk means the by
from
Dotn
'machine,
1,160 in
the those
in of
as
is new Tay Bridge, Scotland, on 86 piers, two miles long, rests from has spans varying 68 to 245
and
thin follow
of public safety in Leghorn, of the anarchi as an after consequence cal meeting there in honour of G iordans to its causes serious uneasiness Bruno, terrorised
commit impunity
the
soon
are they who by gang of miscreants of violence deeds with perfect the and whom in open day, seem to deal powerless with, of the lower attitude general
only
who,
sex,
abusive hurling with also armed
not
contented.
epithets syringes
at
with
them, from which
are
on their corrosive liquids a To such have these pitch excesses of those and the supineness of the papers authorities gone, that some the formation of a league of propose citizens who should about armed go the with clubs or revolvers to put down
of desperadoes.
gang
of
Death
a
well known in Paris.
to announce the death of regret took P. Leonard, which recently Mr. Leonard, who had place at Paris. an advauced reached age, had been in for some and he health time, ieeble of the of inflammation died, it is said,
following
forty where he
years
cold. a upou he had lived in
For Paris, time
well known, at one Presi during the MacMahon especially a few Until years ago he' was dency. of English Literature at the Professor when he retired a on Irish College, pension,
was
and he also
had
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of
means
from
time
a
the
on
spinning order rotation
of
this
the
corresponding upper spindle Around the neck a
is
to
when
vessel,
a
the
rotating,
perpendicular and convenient
rapid
cream
There
is
of
milk
possesses saving of dishes is
a
of
labour
skimming
and it is not necessary of cooling the milk. to a long carried way to obtain the difficult
an
by
allows
natural
and
cup. spindle
surrounded
obtaining
dishes
this
upper
which
in the
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in the
bearing
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milk
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spherical
packing
of
and
friction
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as
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by
it
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principle
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top. to
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same
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screw.
of a high speed, the mounted in such a
acts
tin
discharged
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pipe.
it
vessel
the rotating the upper
into
itself
outlet use
of
part
cleansing avoided
is
to provide
means
milk
When the cream
is it
factory
pure
is
and
but by the separating all process is avoided. The danger of souring can also be the milk put through
sweet,
it
cream
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(
from the fresh milk and skim
comes
as separator both cow, so that are sweet. perfectly so be regulated
to
take
can
off
every whatever
to or take of cream, so in making is desired, that cheese the miik can be left skim-milk condition In the in any required. where the Australian climate, temper ature is high, and the supply of ice for
particle
quantity
cooling
limited, purposes as valuable, peculiarly is able to convert quickly is
thus
souring. In training
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over
milk
the
milk
fresh
vessel,
butter,
Irishman
We
lungs,
the
as
have
Mr.
forces of the
which
many space,
a
own
the cow is placed delivered by means into a funnel at the
rotation
rotating
means
is most Those who classes menacing. liable are dressed respectably go about and ladies in the streets, to be insulted of are furies attacked by revolutionary
their
ine
from
with its spindle its to take Such position.
Leghorn-
The state
Not
economical,
and
wing,
a
elastic
in
is
America,
an ordinary tap of the separator, and through top with the funnel small tube connected into the rotating which runs at vessel, of 5000 revolutions velocity per minute. of the funnel is To the bottom soldered
there
feet.
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ana
comes
it
extensively
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milk-can
a
wooden
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in
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antr
Station,
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is
as
all
gentleman
a
Mr. Leonard's services of the circumstances
by
war.
reposed.
so you, Venerable Brethren, in our sorrows participate assiduously to the the and our prayers Almighty, Guardian and Defender of His Church,
And
was
and considerable great cnlture ability. He had not the faculty, however, of the world's and he acquiring goods, died in circumstances far from affluent, if actual not in In view of distress.
delivered through an lower of two tin trays
spurt dresses.
hell
by
Mr. Leonard
of
-frtnnasl
Great
to
most rages her. We have, there against all our fore, hope and confidence placed cause this in God, Whose is, relying, above all, on the most effectual interces
passions violently
war
employed
and every kind prayers to beseech from God in of His the withdrawal by these wicked actions
of
authorities but the
were
sustained
and
;
our
that
us
us
hope that Christ Vicar destitute of
assistance of
these of our advanced
already prostrate strength
and courage most certain leave His
Diviue
of
relief
German Honour.
centrifugal
Apostolic
to
See, plersevere as destherein all the more worthy cedants of those ancestors who carried the of Faith the glorious tidings the whole universe. And throughout aB now these and all Italians, well as let
inhabitants.
apparent.
work. deal of Press in connection with the Francofund during the Legion of he received good
a
exertions
sequent
regard
the Roman citizens, particularly as their as is well inasmuch Faith, is to known, craftily daily subjected more Those who are dangerous insults
Westminster
the 'Italian there light
no
and
done his
more
feet
the
;
instructions
these
long,
hostility
not
flourished in glory long is not to It permitted the midst of snch grave or to view remain inactive, so
hoves them
afraid
not
may
they
and
disorder
Venerable
expos world
them
this
of these lawless men, passions should the times become perchance disturbed either more and turbulent, and tumults changes through popnlar of the in the government, or on acconnt
city,
and
whom it has and prosperity. Catholics in
time For
if
this
;
as
and restrain knows
;
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inflamed
to
faith
that
coerce
which
we
outrage.
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publicly towards Nor is
and
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seize
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us
the
and indignation the entire Catholic
deterrent
power
accuse
to
here
of
will
of proceeding to opportunity climax of outrage, especially in the of those who are
we
with to
the
religion
violation
the
to
which
event
the
thanks
of,
they
us, to
offered
ignominous
that
the
and of
in
if
is that the manifest true good is to be only in the faith our Catholic enemies for bo much strive as nothing to and seduce be able to turn away from that Faith the Italian with nation It
and
that of
of expediency, their license did not of following extend to the point up their councils perverse by force and violence, themselves none can lightly persuade
our
rebellion
fact
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complain
we
by
the issue proclamation reason against God; and human whence the wholesome the place of the and counsels saving precepts been issued to have every Gospel a monument has of the globe, quarter with to consecrated been impunity and to heresy itself by noxious errors revolution of the order an iniquitous We have been brought face of things. with the abomination to face of desola And because in the holy place. the tion
government
destruction.
not
to
of
same these a favourable advantage taking in daily opportunity, and, increasing number and have for their audacity, their order not to cease efforts standing until our ruin utter and they compass
years,
portent mother the established the there should
has
the
men,
power,
and of bitter that from
to
blind
one
merely
their
the
;
no
cares,
advance,
in
those and
and of
ignorant
and con which the designs purpose of the most members of the spiracies is violent directed and there sects are
teacher
support.
to
have
long
are
none
to
Head
fruit
deploruble
was
organised with the arid
this
prepared and carried knowledge of favour their
thiugs
but also morals, of civil order
Christian foundations
society.
the out
and of writings public meetings, the most turn sacred shamelessly and loudly extol into ridicule, freedom of thought, that licensed of perverse source opinions, ful at
for
Our
functions. from terror
Apostolic is not safe
cause
Pontificate
in Heaven against To Most High. the rage is joined
our
even
person
by
of the object and design who endeavour, however to alienate whole
charge of
flattery.
:
us
absurd and shameless worship were is paid to human reason as if it divine. Conclude, then, in your minds how much Venerable Brethren, dignity or how much liberty is left to us in the dis an
so
many interpreta almost that the is as has not such
this
tion,
by
where
any
service to the commonwealth. signal these Dissimulation, falsehood, egotism, were his character distinguishing He could not tolerate istics. any and was to but his own, given opinions
which promises in the com given the homage and effect,
ample
to a erection of this monument corrupt in and infamous And further, person. should this which declared city, they seat of ever be the secure and glorious to the wish Roman Pontiff, they the of a new establish centre impiety
!
unbridled
State
events Finally, to set what value clearly those far to on, depend
effusively
descended. greatest found
dangers
relatively
Italian these
In mencement. of respect with which they pro the of environing fessed to be desirous Roman Pontiff have given gradually and insults place to the most intolerable been have now which ignominy, crowned of all before the eyes by the
he of
pantheism
and
of the
and so
office,
Apostolic
too
only
the the
rather
marks
writings and a vile kind with other together vulgar which in he not errors, unfrequently himself. He did not shine contradicted since his forth by his virtues, private is an of the life example to posterity of iniquity to and corruption depths a man can be reduced which by his ;
possessed materialism,
wo
not
is
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prosperity seek.
numerous
know
show
own
it
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and how
by,
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by any
distinguished his ledge
.
the
even
traitor, last
reason
of of
liberty dignity
to
whether
or
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themselves honour a false
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Weel,
guid greedy
to
An
Hamilton, t
puir,
as
yo're be
na
'I'll
ye,'
asked by
Tagged coat, kind of stuff of what I don't know," "Bedad, the
of
most
it
on
his
it
is
six
aye
that
jist
Miss
Romantique dear,
And brought
poems, my ? pecuniary reward wrote for the patent
:
Tubbs
Junction.
medicine
sadly;
old
physician, has come.'
a comrade, unconscious
in bed, upright with returning
'you
over
his
and
spoke
flash
eyes, 4
life.
Mike
he
!'
in
just
beneath
most, one I
man.
National Library of Australia
sup that
funny
papers
young writer
man
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wantonly
and perniciously
replied
the
,
4
tell
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4
very about
can
4
his
chair.
young
friend,
4
Great
lend
we
Scott,
£10.'
of
forms
An
diseases
all
for
cure
diseases
biliousness, they will
varied
so
in
ill-health and power, Harmless invalid
or
yet
for the most smallest child
44
a
Almost
long affection and a bronchial wise enough to see that there stomach from the disordered
asthma was
and
others in
coated
you
the
years,
:
.Ameri and
or
mys
I shall be would make
which disease
If
weak-
from
Erysipelas blood Saltrheum, poisoning, and, in fact, almost
excruci
from
inflammatory scrofula.
44
heir
is
been
ters, proof neighborhood
igyNono hops name
the
vile
above,
in
white in the
poisonous
Dr. can
known
diseases
Soule's be found world.
Hop in
Bit every
.
:
is
able
this
find she
to
that
or
strait
,
had
she
she
it
is
no
of
one
read
Syrup
the
to
expense
hold and
hope.
good 1
no
me
more
got
by
my only
does
I
reguest
of Mother
bottle
Almanacks
wrought
cures
last
one a
me
give
Syrup; and make
Seigel's
o
of in
th
cases
hers.
The Board granted
and
the ever, the other What was course
of
been
able
about
medicines their
a
was
that the
as
a
already
bed, but and
considerable better enjoying taken
first
which her
true
rapidly
Barbara the hosts
woman
will
Inspector of
living
taken. the
in to find, she had not
days,
dyspepsia),
seems
had
out of get the house,
actually she
since was and bronchitis, symptoms of
she
astonishment that
few
to
lone
poor pitied her how believing, petition, would as proved as useless
Syrup
journeys
and
the
to outside
hearty
of green a bunch and Dr. Soule's label, bottle. Beware of all made the stuff to imitate
without
In
There
dead of you
seems
Mother
of
the
genuine
the blown
on
dyspepsia, all
to
cured by of which
of sleep, in the taste chronic and
44
will the parish."
like
!
indigestion, " frail
medical
;
sour
faint-
loss
states treatment
effect.
no
of and
being
a failure proves and die in peace
great
Patients
women.
Nature Have
it
It1
suffering
not
Inspector
Curative.
SeigeVs
its
resist
dead
or
but to day made
symptoms
:
have been cured. Women 111! gone nearly crazy From of nervousness, agony neuralgia, and various diseases peculiar wakefulness,
chronic,
finally her
leave
began
rising
bad eyes, became
dull
trouble
the following touching appeal 1 have been swallowing to the Inspector do me no goofy.medicines months. They for I can en I am going on from worse to toorse, no in I feel that a week or two dure it longer. one
tion,
and
usual the
oppression stomach,
throat, of the
and
&c.,
the
through hopeless The any remedy. had been under
II,
People drawn out of shape of pangs ating rheumatism,
pit
main
would soon her disease
breath,
tongue,
mouth,
or nearly dying" of given up by phsicians, liver and other Bright's kidney diseases, severe complaints, coughs, called consump
to
with
do, bad
at the
ness
the
if
that
cured the others is that probable
be It
fluids
and
years,
that
mnrfl
headaches,
combined
frail woman, to use.
44
in
and out of this and Dyspepsia, and as age sprung up other complaints her. infirmities bodily crept apace upon albeit she had Barbara was not ignorant, earlier life she fallen into In poverty. obtained the of a fair somehow advantage shrewd aDd this, added to native education, her to use enabled good judgment in ness, and state of to her own situation respect sufferd she had health.
as
is
CHAPTER
For
old
exist
possibly it
and
Barbaro place, of a pau position The trouble from which out. In dated back many years. nrnqnGrniis rln/ps she had for Chronic laid the foundation
way
her.
malaria, tell
developed, that no operations
its
can
or
in
incident short
the
the
occupied
orirl
as
con
is
power
called
instiutions
some
could
the
such
compounded into Dr. Soule's such a wonderful Hop Bitters, curative
yet pathetic 44
Gray
annals of the simple poor," is told by Mr. of the one John J.R. Macklejohn, Inspec of the Shetland Is tors Poor, at Lerwick, time old lands. He says that some an ago named Barbara under came woman, Smith, the notice of the Board. She was extremely that she would and it did not look likely ill, of She did not kind. any long need care small is reside the mainland, but on a on and there land a few miles distant, being no
ailments arose aud digestion,
that
of
dyspepsia;
or
Request.
Although
phys
;
liver
all
Dying
and
amusing poet
the
what
Barbara
.
is
dear
irri
remedy
only
cure
;
44
—
terious
much a £20 week !'
my
all
And
fell
in
thing
urinary organs ina or disease, diabetes, retention, and all the diseases to retain urine, bility " and ailments to Women peculiar and And em they will tell you explicitly 44 Buchu." phatically Ask the same physicians 44 and surest is the most reliable What
Because,'
make depressed, week at it.' Twenty pounds a and he nearly shouted the old man, off
to
on
kidneys Bright's
can
me
am
and
1111 Mandrake I or Dandelion when these remedies arc with others equally valuable,
alleged the replied
sir,'
humorist, 1
be relied and
best
;
had
eminent
Hence
myself,' on ponderously. lift the that instruct that subjects it onward j I mind upward and carry and for thought, the people food give lives. You broaden and develop their amuse them ; you drag them simply down and flatten them out. Why do thus talents fritter your you away
:
the
is
on
buy good,
style, better
that cures Hop Bitters and will see trifling you cost, and have Chron good health.
a
Pauper's
from
the most
of
all
'
4
went
or
any
and
much
so
spending
Indigestion
i.
stipation,indigestion, and fever, ague, &c.,"
Young man, old looking party of and deep lines
Yes, humbly.
Questions
1
most
What
can
know."
oyes, you the for writer
a
are
you
Ask icians 44
;
44
the The
?
started for "Twenty minutes
Why.—
forehead his
high
the
1
Times.
icle.
in i
Hard
American
Soule's
always at good times
necessarily per, living she suffered
!'
go .you
More
will stop rich food clothes, you
parochial
time.
J.
and healthy food, cheaper clothing real substantial and things of life get more the foolish every Way, and especially stop habit of employing expensive quack doctors much of the vile or using so humbug medi cine that does you only harm, but put your that Dr. trust in simple, pure remedy,
4
the kind moment last
said
him,' 'his said
44
train
'
made.
which of your :
:
childlike giving natural, complaints, ? refreshing sleep always And tell you unhesitatingly they will Some Jorm of Hops 1 1 !'
at the at what
loaru
to
didn't
intellectual
4
you
crying
you
rouse
for
place
ticket-office
gentlemnn,
1 he, of fresh
noiie.
tli9
4
:
ain't
a
ower
me some rice bring Guest Waiter, I can't jess recom Waiter pudding. Guest mend de rice pudding to-day. with it ? Waiter matter What's the
dar
the
If
nervous
moon.
to
fellow
an
with
:
'ceipt
?' The old man replied there where he had to stand and had to talk as he has to, stands, he has, to and yet had as little say as you would cry too'.' Saved.— -His pulse had almost ceased his fast was and an eye glazing, was heard in his throat ominous rattle man was The old sporting evidently 1 can do nothing to passing away. 4
chapter
Here
:
I shouldn't of things,
look
Reason
The
air."
Nufiin,
:
If fine
at
years,
SILVER
Guaran LEVERS, GALLE'S, Albany.
HUNTER
No
have
to
strychnine.' about Someone asked a plain brother 4 a crying and inquired preacher, Why and is it that he cries the congregation does not cry ? How is it that he does all
two
careless
seem
of
value
?"
lively
:
the morning late morning
other
said
a very landlord
was
sail made
of the
0
teed
Smiley Druggist
are
ROTHERHAM
PT
Clerk—
most
the
You
saw.
with
remedy
no
which mischief.
Pills,
one
matter
eminent Physician what best Ask is the any school, for and allaying the world quieting tation of the nerves, and curing all
:
went
thought
will
aren't
you
ever
idea
Ash
eleven,'.'
the
weeest
was
think
silver
a
lad. says the o' the twa.' who had Irishman, wi'
the
tak'
the other
in
penny,
pence.
if
—
no
I instead
strychnine 4 Well, I idiot
the
am
—
nausea,
are to all parts large quantities shipped of the world. The constantly increasing medicine demand for Holloway's proves its and its estimation disease, power over In weakness of the by the public. and in stomach, in diseases of the liver, disorders of the system caused by cold or a no medicine is so sluggish circulation,
efficacious,
blood,
my I
that
excited.' sold Mrs. of potash.'
seem
!
Purify
aware
What's
4
—
Vital
the gentlemanly replied Her face expressed doubts, ticket clerk. and went but she said nothing away. later she come A little back, and seeing ventur G. T. C. at the window, another 44 Ten ed to repeat her forty," query. 44 said the clerk. There," said she, with 44 1 was sure that a glance, triumphant
a
want
Heavens
4
I'll
you would
think
pretty
the
Opunkachy to
shall
instead once, to be stared
happened here. Yillager where you are mistaken. Why, bad an two weeks since we
in station time the
j
'em with Train contemporary. if yon about twenty-two yards of silk,
asks
Druggist You you ?
exclaimed,
ever
She
Precisely
:
live—
both
but you .Together. "How
Judge
me.
a man
of the
eclipse
:
:
Judge
from
ain't
it
is
City
That's
You Witness- Box. Judge Witness With my brother. brother lives And your
reside
con
to
Yillager
dreary.
this
size.
anything
rustler.
the
4
—
to-morrow
:
very
you
tell
pose,
:
:
a
I
4
—
?
Sleeplessness, and all indications be speedily may of which by these famous Pills,
dyspeptic relieved
hoffnr
but just for I should
man
life
its
a
isn't ?. Jones graduate of Yassar, How is Smith: many tongues Yes. of ? Jones Only one, but she mistress
that's In
(indignantly) Are you not r' of the blue blood sir
had
altogether, City
was
was
Hill
Piles.
acidity,
so rapid, as these of altogether incapable doing By quickening digestion, they give refreshing sleep, sharpen the tone to the impart appetite, digestive and enrich the blood, organs, purify the and secretions, strengthen regulate frame. the whole physical
4
;
bolt ed
constantly Poor
4
—
always
is
the
naughty ;
That
at
man
that
suit of boiler iron suit of cast steel. at the Central day,
the culprit that's replied Exactly,' my conviction.' just 4 Your blood appears to be a little madam. I will send you out of order, will it.' that Mrs. something purify
apparently ing in his
been something doing her and her mother had sent sooner than usual, and off to bed a little it in her she would punish her for told to The child knelt down the morning. and she put in this her say prayers Please, God, won't you interpolation: to heaven for mamma not take up
there
Is
—
deeds
—
mercy
a
there
up
that 4 He
is
and
at.'
not pronounce why I shall any reason Prisoner No sentence upon you ?' as do by you would do by me just were you in my position.' yourself 4 What became of your last Friend What Returned.' ? Author story of it ?' 44 Evil Deeds." the title 4
be
asylum
an
him
She
4
What
Manager
would
of standing
bill.'
might pay your The Golden Rule.— Judge—
4
—
?'
Czar
Petersburgh
St.
Holeoway's afltulency,
The
—
J.
in
it
winter
summer
light
a
'Bill,'
Great journ
—
to
Note.
A.
try
for
the bending man and speak 4 I've got £10 that says ear, The going to peg out this time.' yeu're old sport kicked the covers down, sat
years.
forty
never claimed who was of his paper Journalist Great
!
is
over
I'll
;
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—
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..
:
had it himself Shameless
and every the water, was sour the pickles. thing 44 about you ?" No, Have you a cigar What and ; I don't buy any now." " I want Because to then ?" why break yon of the habit of smoking." Gratified. Ambition Easily 4 What a rare endowment Thinskin do some! 1 wish I could originality
time."
:
but but
An
at
it
:
country
cold
that
the What's matter, Top : Yes, knot ? You look bad. Topknot all doubled up with rheumatism again. Dr. Have ever tried you Dumley Is he ? No. Wragley Topknot familiar with rheumatism ? Dumley. : time. Ho has He ought to be by this
—
was
smoke
me
John asked me to lend him and I didn't happen to have
Dumley
—
there
lets
never
in the house except when there are bugB the plants. on 44 said Mr. Cuteboy yester Mario," 44 44 In 1 made £5 this morning." day, 44 Mrs. Did said curiously, C., deed," 44 Not exactly," some shares go up ?" 44 but was the your quiet rejoinder,
bursts
escape
wife
My
did.
the
other The a prisoner was Criminal Court, upon his of it he was and at the conclusion trial, told that the jury had found him guilty.
:
Loafer—
Street
—
'an Yes'm make up
:
4
?'
!
Original. what's boy
it
Thicker
:
and
Smart
4 she exclaimed. Why, then hear a !' I couldn't thing Have Citizen at florists you any on ? Florist with them No, bugs plants I indeed don't keep such things. : I was in hopes Citizen disappointedly 4
returned his
for
j
know
execute it. murder
good musicians
that
music,
Brown
4
second time." 4 I have to tho The great objection 4 is that I said the new tenant, house,' can hear vague murmuring, always next door.' caused by the people talking 4 4 can we Well, ma'am,' said the agent; made for you.' have the walls thicker
all
state
they
Fashion
changed
afterwards
man
;
Underdone
short.—
long story
a
said
is
The
44 sum. asked to borrow a large No," 44 me said the other you have deceived shan't do it once and I an resolved you
an eatingbusiness.
editor.
It their
him.
Tommy—
you,
torpid
You
:
summer.
has
j
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a
that
Russian
a
steak. To make to
in the
Material—
Raw
The
in
faith
situation
a
He understands
on
class)
will
Tommy
?
remember
to
j
A boy wants
use.
history
in
lie
wasps
winter
a piece customer, and make
for ever, will wear Ma'am, a petticoat afterwards.' A gentleman lent a guinea to a man, and whs to that he find surprised for ho had no him, punctually paid
mouse.
has
squall—Taking Shipping board a vessel.
J
Teacher (natural remember that,
to the
that
A shopkeeper, Bakers.
—
orders bark, to growl ?
right
a
said don't
here,'
.
the
o' 4
china
Jelly.
loafers
comes
the natient
If
g.
tr
—
necessarily
Not
it
set.'
event
A currant
Get out
4
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&
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were
and than
distance, health The
ill. no
only
to move had taken
more
asthma than
disease
(indigestion abated, and it now be as hale and soon
himself,
and
witnesses
be to
one
the
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carpet
Fur
s
General
very
dresses.
to
Good
WimbridgE,
some
the
in
sold,
E. NESBIT, Watchmaker and
Charges
T.
includes
squares.
Hotel
The Settlers
V.
Wines,
W.
as
fast
as
designs
chlidema
lbs.)
GREAT
IN
JF irst for
POSSESSION.
IMMEDIATE
Which
England.
Hand
bvhNfrthem.
also
shipment
quarter
quantities.
large
Shamrock
watch
article
every
Ar-
Manufactory,
our
Guipure
PAYMENT.
TIME
tiggf"
stock
expec Chest
Broken
cases,
to can
Also,— Ladies
and Horses
make
to
prices
for
coming Steam
VARIETY.
at least V. E.
save
,
Cement
Now
Flour.
boxes (120 in
lowest
room
M&PIlf
in
small
DRAPERY
HAY
cent.,
Every
ticles.
at
Spectacles.
in Neural TIC PILLS, a specific Contains Face-ache, &c. Quinine,
Sold COAGULINE.— Everywhere.
Stores,
GERALDTON
Coughs for
Oilmen's
Clocks
Cups
select
Nesbit,
OF LIN ESSENCE Senega, Squill, Tolu,
COMPOUND Aniseed, Chlorodvne.
in
Ladies'
from by buying besides having a large and a from practical
c.
KAY'S SEED, with
J\_
collecting, 20 per
Bronchitis COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma, Influenza, Consumption,
Jj
Tobacco
Alberts
Rings
&c.
Cruets,
„
to the
IN for
TOR
do.
&c.,sold Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, TIME PAYMENT with IMMED at ex IATE to householders possession As no low heavy ceedingly prices. is paid for commission and convassing
& ALLEN,
STREET,
E.
J|
STOOLS, TUNING HAMMERS, ETC.,
be sold
This Wines and Spirits asks and octaves.
no'
uri
Will
>
j
Teas, Sugars,
BreastPins Necklets Studs Jet Brooches & Earrings
Plated
Electro
is r
&c.
Harness,
SELECTED
PIANO
—
on
BOOT
&
T.
(Late
are
Gent's
Wedding
„
Label
the
adclres
they
AUSTRALIAN
HAY
to
the
London,
BROWN
d, sec
language. look
Pots.
Street,
Medicines with
World;
should
Boxen
Oxford
of
Vendors
all
Civilized
Purchasers
the
on .533,
by
sold
are
throughout
„
_
And
Iron,
Snider Douglas Pumps, and Rifles, Fowling (muzzle pieces, breech Ammunition Sadd loading)
Earrings Alberts Leontines Rings, Gent's
Ladies'
BreastPins Necklets Studs Keepers
„
London;
ALSO,
Revolvers,
lery,
OUR
pianos,
bales,
Corrugated
OF
..
„
(late
St.
tools,
Fencing
Netting,
SHIPMENT
SPECIALLY
also
Station
Wire Cornsacks, Galvanised Wires,
Bracelets
sets B. ;& Brooches
Earrings
„
ANOTHER Stocks
full
Watches
Silver Silver „
Brooches
„
wonderfully
GENERAL
only 78,
consti
Agents, band
on
requirements, goods, Carpenters' Wool Portable Forges,
Anvils,
Watches
Silver Watches „ Gold Bracelets setsB.&E. „
never-
unsurpassed.
and Ointment
Pills
has are
of
two
Watches
LIFE. a
the
incidental
a
vigour
OF as
cause,
They
ailments
all
and
where
cases
whatever
MEDICINE The
all
weakened.
or
Kidneys,
recommended
in
and
the
on
soothingly,
energy, tone, SPRINGS
confidently
remedy from
failing
purify yet
giving
great
are
ranks
of Life.
BLOOD,
the
Stomach,
BOWELS,
They
of
Pills
powerfully,
Liver, nnd-
Medicine necessaries
Station
always
PERTH.
ST.,
Importers
other
sundry
i
famous
These fcct
Household
the leading
and
HAVE
The Best Watch years. without Nesbit's Walthams exception. are the CHEAPEST in the Colony. These and other Watches with a two of every Jewellery years' guarantee. made or to order repaired description cleaned or Watches repaired. Levers Nesbit's Nesbit's Walthams Ladies' Gent's Gold Gold
.
Great
amongst
-
This
Merchants,
Stock
AT
OPENED
HEARMAN'S,
HAY
HAS for
NOW
W. G.
FREMANTLE, General
teed
AND
WAREHOUSE,
COLONIAL
Jeweller,
Street,
V E D,
AERI
for office
the
Right
of
the
street
,
to
applies
Melbourne
Rev.
"
W.A. Perth , by
Bryan.
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