The Record Newspaper - 26 December 1889

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Bishop ;

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as

You

not misuudcrstnud

will

dear my of religion, words. I

they

are

ears

the

nor

hone, iulendud

sider

you

'

is

my views, the nature interpret

-meaning

my 'than.

more

express.

To many

Religion in business,'

everyday

to

in

lias

without

which

an

not

con

—

'seandalized-nt:everyl)6dy-elsc For religion

of this

religion.

I have I now nddoyei:; description say I' am far from it that and wishing a should others it give place -in their a sad and. .tor '-'goodwill. I is esteem of what is in reality a hollow mockery

and from

So far business

thing,. joyous and consoling lo a place in having a right to mingle in the everyday it is-un impudent and odious

or

of men, intruder in the family of Lite nnd'Ph'arisce life'

in

in. Sunday-school places, either Church. as I understand Religion, it—that of which I speak— puts religion on nt> aii;B, nuikesrno'elains tb singularity nor is it ever of sanctity, offensively obtrusive of its and goodness upon piety the of those around, It dwells notice within silently and. silently influencing teach a man in the and will heart,

to

is

It

and

deed

his

and to neighbours; of this sort which car.y him, into

with

carry

and they able, propose -French Tor Parliament concession. M. Eiiffel

'

and speakers, of the project.

with his which

It of course, be would, boon to both countries to have great such an of coram uoication. easy means Some raise the might that objection invasion would be easy but a bridge above the water would be totally different beneath to a tunnel the sea. The bridge could: be attacked at and many parts, a

'

;

.sooivrendered

such

towards

to

say

what

it

on is

what

are

our

; , I

that

La

so

to

proceedings papers, daily

God;

seeing that actions and our hove grounds, and

you what at

is

called

to

make

to

conscientious of those rule. 1 do ask' oh

thorn

grounds over tluit

i

!

to

Government

undertakes" the task of the children of the country, as it does tindcVtake the task here, and with that end draws on he -public purse in view", it shall which give an t.-ducalion. all without serious violulion of conscience can use. And 1 hold tliafc if the Govern of its ment of the colony iii the exercise

educating

i

certain

us

'

a

CatholicsTo of our percentage

compels

power,

earnings of pose teachers its

high

the avowed children

for

aimually

onr providing and schools

dignity dereliction

;

it

it

is

pur with of forgetful

lowers

itself

by

a"

and adds duty, iusult. to wrong in offering us in return the money it has wrested from us for full from well the exwhat it knows of wo are uuablo in years perieuce of our faith deference -to the pi inciples 's Our grievance touch. .2,0 bfi'nlly of

"

grievous

,

National Library of Australia

read

memorial whether

by

myself. Well, made speeches ibis— that tlie

the

in

was

is

ostensibly of matters much were

and semi-reverend.,, conference, though for the discussion meeting their

affecting

A A Arthur

promosing. Ferdinaud Were he

might

age.

worth

inclined to be of the love which secular oducntion,

no

fear.

inspire talk they to be a and words

Whilst

in

lies.

are

our as

fixed as

every

in one

our

man, sacrifice

the future past

The favour firm in

lb

as secure

other is our

.this

latter

resolves

| !

which

iu

the

with

question men

in

of the

the vic tells which Catholics as

we

aie

uuited

convictions, and,, to make arc prepared cost iii and meet every been in the wo have ever that to our children

Editor.

in

ordinary the ordi of was complained in the published them to alleging Parnell. In their

14

is

worthy

years

of

boy

lie

little

the

in

deny but that

plead justification, into court, saying to meet the plaintiff's for

the

chance

Tue libel defendants

was

willing

publication 40s.

brought was

sufficient

claim. "Court The

until

ten

that

exercised his and therefore dismissed tlie ;

Master

this.

Baker

libel

The

sole

therefore learneu counsel was

was

no

it

reason

for

an

to

was

should not conia on Sir after days James IJcury had concluded. Mr. Lumley Smith liaviug replied for the Field said it would Times, Justice not bo reasonable that the case should coine on while the learned commissioners were their conducting proceedings. Under all the circumstances he did not that think Mr. Justice had Grantham

Protestantisc.hc wishes to place people

for

1

ants

costs

iu

it

discretion the appeal costs

any

erroneously, would be be the dofeud-

to

event.

The Boston Globe (a uon-Catholic -has been of paper)' making a census attendance in that church As city. of its the result it states that inquiries of the tho population city, excluding under children ten of age, "is years about 340,000. Of these, 225,850 ate members of recognised religions bodies, and again of this, number 205,850 are

is "not torunitfora play or a hobby, but to mako it a pure thing Iu the front business speculation." of page of the paper is an advertisement a loan which society, to advances la prepared make immediate

work,

we

found

point We

come

pound,

a

book

action

put the off case uutil the Parnell Commission had reported, and the Divisional Court had already to refuse do that. He

Engluud"

cause

mo

they,

and when it comes between men of deeds it be. generally will run that with the long tory

They

with.

reckoning

uneasiness,

no

trial its

for damages. there argued that unless adjournment

school diligently attending" and to the listening good patiently advice of his master. But he ovidently not for the is a. worthy he lias lad, a news impndence. to. edit and manage Sunrise. This paper called exceedingly bis idea iu that uuboyish boy says " the smallest in publishing newspaper

f

me

the

Justioe ordered

was

he

would

as to the any doubt of heir hate for orthodox soundness and Australian Catholics everything hold that Austialian Catholics Bacred like these are and dear. Oppononts

not

or

penny kind of

a

for

one

catechism,

a

youth

list.

the

question

very

Juvenile

on'

it

Parnell

j

that

funny thing should only

the

Mr.

nor

by harm

more

a

in

of

trial

by

certain letters, thoso of bo Mr. defoicc did not they

Church,

own

in mind exercised by the afluirs of another Church ; that more scanda were they considerably of lized and Belf-sacritice by the euergy Christians than were Catholic they edified and inertness, of by the langour and Christians that, .Congregational ; one

do

Vcreinscorrespondenz hands of young the place of the '? opeu Bible." in

more

the sincerity question for they professed could have no ono

unaided

would

Catholic

costs the

if

which

Times

whom,,

Every

!

precisely writer

tlie

tho

,

supreme contribute

Tuesday,

Mr.

by

by

taking

nary that

to

the

come

course,

tluit thing has hoen proclaimed bythe authorities of the Catholic Church from time im

revercud

however

whom if the

by

as me

there

were

meeting

tluit

composing

j

and

probably struck

gentlemen, j

annual

its

Adelaide

the" within of these weeks. details Tlie in the wer# published,

few

last

chil

at

body

religious held at

cctjbain

meeting

that,,

as

on

the against Times was not to come on before the 11th of January, 1890. He had now that that to order be set apply aside, and that tho canso should be allowed

to them.

to young people it proper guidance, What than good. Protestant divines to see a. d. 1889

speak

i

.

proportion

.

unacceptable to a largo it

their

detrimental

writer goek.oh bo quite sufficient

the;

brought

that say it if thoso would parts of tho Bible whichspeak to the heart and the mind of the child were taught instead' of tlie in schools; "inspired volume" iu of the hands being placed

-

a

doctrine, or -should constitute to decide on Cou:« t of arbitration the. rival merits of conflicting religious But! beliefs. do ask that the Govern ment, which is charged with the care' of all should not so its subjects/ alike, blessings

The

beggarly lavish they are Words. They as

'

j

a

its

the

Against

Bench

Queen's

Grantham,

,

I

religious

confer

instances

iudi-

same

bo-

;

|

;

they a.re, very strong grounds too, for complaint, the .8 tatc., I .do not Assuredly against of this colony wish that' the Government lake cognizance of differences of should itself

to

and

is

we

tlicso

test,

found

arc

as .performances Witli their generous they spend, noka: single. pehiiy bntfji'n eftoVli iii tiienisclves With not a single education interests of the the general in the of the masses of the children before as 1 land. I have mind my of tho record of' tho proceedings

in

!

is,

Action Times,"

eoufirmed

with

or

without

Unless hand

by

tliis

his

that lie will of trouble precocious, in nipped precocious, Out .end. little

will

regular church-goers. church members no 74 per. cent, are or or number 130,000

securities.

young parents be tlio to

editor soon cause

tlieui.

and unless the bud. he will and

will

perhaps, boys who have continue ou his

taken

is

it'seems of a.great He his

iu

like

y deal

far

too

failing

is

is

still

get

-

belief

it our

Channel.

Manley

-

our

towards

treason

a

with

paltoring perfidy

of the

"

And

dren

viduals

'

any a

:

the

to

cotnes !

.

that

minds, and I go

onr

we

!

.

cordially

which

principle socrcd

which nonr many endorse. It is hold Catholics

one

the

Smith,

:

.

Catholics

education which our be a religions which -under principle

is

sides

i j

;

.

action

our

we

the

by

!

j

In

.

uas

shall

The

education. lies

the

com-

before Justices Fie!d and Maniety, tho case of 'Parnell v. Walter and. another on for came hearing. Mir Charles said ho had to Russell from an order of Master appeal

j

everyday

him successful with and he has learned the dismal lesson it would" teach him during the long .and of his impressionable yoars stay! at 1 am not school. -But here, my dear to to conviction to a friends, try bring hostile or audit'uee of the unwilling of the tako in stand wo propriety receivo

witnessed

be

"

j

say a him, and

effectually

that

not,

Parnell's

lilr.

j

I

been

insisting children

its"

imagine,

both

on

;

himself,

secularism

ouiy

11

be

undertaking would completion

Wonderful generation. things of engineering have been way more done, and no doubt still wonderful remain to be done. The move things will ment. be watched with great interest

|

to

.

oouvious

Should

useless.

perfectly

gigantic

present in the

'

"

oe

a

twenced should

j

wiu

to the apply the necessary was one of the to the importance

!

It this I say ho is -religion afford to forget at desk or bench, cannot in hours of relaxation at home or abroad, And or of toil. is hours it, 'exactly as thus understood of which he religionlifei

testified

to

!

ever

owes

lie

obligations

should

be

to

the

man

young should

word

to

religion

I

our

i

God;

no

figuratively, down our we bridges, and but one Foals, and that course lo us, We know tho good of fair the lack of play,

j

.

and

our

bpeii advance. the love

across

bridge

-

in

thought mindful

the is

Speaking

is

to

the Channel seems an there Tare proposition, yet who think it At people quite possible. a of the Sociele des meeting lately the Ingcnicurs amongst other subjects scheme of an Anglo- French bridge from' to Cape Grisncz Folkestone was The mombcrs to disbussod.. appear think that such a thing is quite praclic-.

'

hypocrite repulsive type a.

circle;; most

high

or

burnt

course

A

—

(

bright

|

j right the prizes at slake from which there

Channel.

astounding

j

can unless it religious pull a face and boreits perpetually long a ennt neighbour by talking pious, sourstiff-necked, solemn, self-satisfied,

'

have

1

rind

f

-itself

viBaged, of sort

one

we

the

to

is few and scattered, localities many sense, oftentimes com congregations that is: characteristic religions prejudice Yet we our. have poor. paratively and1 in this knowledge /of Australians, of schools ccutre in every important trust. We we have a rely mnch, loo, And contributions to our population. and justice of upon the reasonableness the educational vote iii these same centres We have confidence in the our cause. at a moderate calculation,; to, amounts care of Providence, which overseeing to It is not-difficult £10,000 per year. on their ever those who, helps standing what this means. understand statement to for sake, 'try righteousness rights" is the amount we The sum mentioned With' such convic-themselves. this help to the in Government pay an'nlially contioh and with such coiifidenco wo for of being; free /colony the pri vilege but one result as Item following plate finb iu whitili It tlie wer Catholics. is. our we lookfrom" sacrifices: finally .arc mulcted year, by year IrecauseTh# a of our claims forward lo recognition is to us a education question religious lo be of the treated as good citizens our in and because opinioiis question, as the State oii' this education question with the to it do not coincide reference in the final of our issue, pro guerdon, as view. Painfully, however, popular but' determined tracted fight." our is we 'Sra ciYutostaiVceii, position not ono uncheored nevertheless quite by said that of our I have already "The Open Bible" hope. follow citizens uonCatholic very many -intho of believe with its necessity of Protestantism. Is the watohward education. Many more, I From year's end to year's end Protestant religious to be of opinion, who do have reason ore told by their ministers congregations admit that think with us in theory not afraid of that the Romish are priests we have a in grievance practice what is in the people know the letting for redress, 'which calls loudly for if did know if the Bible, they to I «m that And happy say Would be gone. This priest's occupation or about of our one-half legislators, has been repeated so often that lie very with whether "one-half, thinking who of those it are many propagate us in the abstract, are us or against to believe in it. will What beginning lend their influence to not indisposed Protestant divines of say, then, they votes their in favour of the and record who object to the indiscriminate reading us of somo measure of " to extension ? of " the Word There is an associa furnish relief.' These facts odds in our tion, of Protestant ministers in Germany two There are other favour. things called and Proiestautenverein, quite side as well. One is which on our lell; of the association the journal recently loud the most that our opponents, an article from wo which published most are and The mouthed virulent, translate the following passage but of words. of action, They men, not It is a most to place the injurious thing who talk much of their love are men whole Bible in the hands of children. The aud never seem to that the for fact of'thc matter as it grovv is, learning, Bible, is child's book. Under nf nroi-huininpr to a somewhat mistands, no all. is that circumstances it objectionable highly world the earnestness and children sbelieving of a sacred should,. by the reading for the edu of their desire sincerity into the knowledge of book, be inured things But of when it which is in wise but in the young. no most cation useful,

and

excuse

does

are

is

back. going we have broken

I

in

are

and

signification,

not

perhaps, a religion

it,

There

will

unpleasant

ominously has

regards;

as

phrase 'Religion

life,',

as

frionds,

struggle where these

Bridging

our us.

which' we look upon and ustice,

to

struggle ourselves for

a

struggle

which alone permit

convictions

The approve. have committed

j

uttered by 40,000 discontents as a bo brusquely aside .pushed may The wrong dune of no account. thing is and real. We us, moreover, laugiblc in hand our take childVcn cannot jn for our evtory part of the colony, people

of

education

conscientious

complaint

(Concluded.)

of

form

!

no

say, We

one.

Education

the on O'Reily Question-

to

necessary

:

"

or sentimental of South Catholics imaginary No Australia ar# oyer.''0>000 strong. so numerous spffeicd hardship baliody No be prououncbd'slight or trivial. can

gleanings.

I

more

bad very like other forward he been heard of, aud prosper.

come

way

to

a

205,850 None even

largest lionalists,

Of

th

225,850

less

than 166,500 Catholics and ihey 63 per cent. of. the

church attendants. regular tho Protestant denominations these approach es. The figu the denomination, Congregahave a church

of

of 11,970. with 1 1,480 with 8,950. attendance the Catholics,

The /

are

and

membership

Baptists then the

come

next

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worthless, the amount to have been paid alleged and being monstrous, by the Unions has out of over £12,000 only £7,000 been properly accounted for. It is that four Brazilian reported naval officers who expressed themselves as being opposed to the Republic have executed. been secretly The London Bankers Brazilian

are

Lord

in Bristol on speakiug said that one of evening, the doctrines of the Tory party was to the effect that ho who touched the of the Uuion. was. guilty of an treaty be well to act of It sacrilege. may observed that his remember, lordship, and Mr, both Lord Harrington

He

also

stated

League was a powerful agency, the coercionist overthrowing After of the Tory Government. policy Mr. to the meeting Parnell proceeded the purpose of for Harwarden Castle, was

Mr.

interviewing

The true the

grand

bill

against East

Gladstone. have Jury Mr. Parke, London Lord

North

criminally

libelling

connection scandal.

with

returned the editor

of s.weepiug that .main' .and

of

thought

in

Club

.

is

of North

territory Mr. is

tor,

Bill.

Prosecu

Public

the

to defeat

ends

of

result of the deliberations Commission Tfmcs-Parnell and the result is being drafted to be made known in February.-

who Parnell, addressed

Liverpool, last night. was

gas

the

employers men's demand, of

neBS

to

of

of

the

the.

The

there.

are

and

smoking,

India,

Sevferal

is

suffer

damage

of 800,000 francs. The Brazilian proclaimed-.

and authorizes The, Champion Slaven and Smith ..

the

on

place

Rouen

the

with

connection

agreeing shall February

Gillies,

in the

Federal

still

objects

.holding

the

that be the

time

Conference. to

Hobart

Conference,

as

and

.Mr. week for fixed

suggests

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to

to

be

avoided.

It

is

the

be confidently a prominent position To programme.

responsibility may not wholly confidentally

made i

i

that limited

since

scope

by

the

British

of

discarding

may

the

also

measure .

the

idea

and

sinners,

of

Michael

our

defend

!

battle

the

snares

May God rebuke

him,

protection

devil.

Mother

in

us

the

for

Holy

against

;

of we

through

the werld

of souls.

Amen.

to tho

of

destruction

to be said kneeling with the alternately of 309 There is an indulgence' people. to each recital. days attached

the

are

celebrant,

mL AlitfStJ

iu

ttio

Prayer

Book,

Catholic

Truth

Society.

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by

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Simple The

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understands now

dispensed of the deteotives attendance the past two and a half have for followed him for his constantly years Mr. Balfour is personal protection. the

attended

by detectives. of Labour, branch of the Knights American the weli-known organisation, has been formed by tho workmen em firms by the various engaged ployed in the rope-making in Belfast. industry On Monday the men employed by the still

A

for

Belfast macarett

Company

Ropeworks for

struck per

shillings

increase

an

at Ballyof four

week.

of them

both and

broad

tolerant

with

meet

of

and exaltation

antr

if amp

general

.intercolonial

the

(From

of Reconciliation.

Daily

of

of the

product

reconciliation

to

comes

from distant way newly-established Saxon and Gelt, pose of finding

December

us

a

means

is

late

a

called

newspaper

founded

bers

the

all

It

for

jury,

of reconcilia

on which would meet platform and Irish Scotch, Welsh, citizens of discuss the America to and see if they cannot causes of discord " be removed. Home Rule for Ireland," " writes is a the editor; con foregone

English,

in con

and be much cannot clusion, longer of Scotland, The men delayed. Wales, and the North of England are almost in favour of granting at once a unit it ; cannot we men of British why, then, and IriBh birth come in this together and by addipg our voice city, mighty to demand the general to hasten help

tho Irish

on

the

good

work Then

and

end the agony

of suspense. of quarrel all cause would be removed, aud the hate and born of ages of antagonism prejudice would die out and leave us with no tho but general good of our thought

taxpayer we may be will assume

common

will be of uni-

this

experiment wishes without |

We

country."

with for

shall

interest its

success.

watch and not

The

trial

found Goughlin, O'Sullivan of murder, and, hav guilty sentenced ing power to fix the sentences, for life. Munize them to be imprisoned was sentenced to three years' imprison

tho pur

a

tion,

ex

17.

of the Clan-na-Gael mem with the murder of the charged The Dr. Croniu has concluded. four days to consider after taking

The

movement

Chicago.

News'.)

FOREIGN.

London, A curious

which

purchase

but disappear, that it expect

We

remote.

the

of

to

A Means

first

may

formidable,

Virgin

approval.

—

this

These

separately." views ought

entirely

Iosb

work with

will

strength, people crying the interces

the

have

will

of

I

of

These prayers

the who never took and drink, for the temperate, who never "If I cau make these abuse it. two said his Emin classes work together," "I in the of wilUwork midst ence, tbem. If I cannot them to work get together

and

refuge

regard Thy and, through

;

prayer

and Immaculate glorions Mother of Her God, Mary, blessed Spouse St. Joseph, thy holy Peter and Paul, and all the Apostles and benignantly hear saints, mercifully the prayers which we pour forth for the sion

by

mortified, the other

five,

The

spirits,

have

to

one

pledges,

Thee

oi»

xa.ruuuugci

beseech ; and do thou, suppliantly Prince of tho celestial the host, through thrust into hell Satan Divine assistance, who go about and the other evil

a

bo

should

of

:

xiuiy

appended.

our

!

propitiously

on

who asserted that the use of like other is not any thing when it does not lead to drunken best solution and that of the. difficulties

God

be the

or

kinds

follows

Church. O St.

next

on

as

unto

i

mu

also

O

liberty

of a blessing Dublin, to the which it is

League

start

.

co

is

conversion

Michan'o Church, referred Dr. Walsh to

to

two

the operations be continued.

measure's

is

amount

Dublin

of the

—

J

Michael

£284,241, the buy the properties

of

occasion

St.

existing

of

will country expect to be content with of the but far reasonable guarantees kind upon which from absolute tho vast of mankind have to rely for majority of their the interests. The security

to

Sir Henry the place for

if

:

which

of people Landlords

19.

replied the first

to

Temperonce

ness

for

Salisbury's speed) on the Saturday, said A Land Purchase and a Tithes for Bill

two

arc

something

in

Poreuguese

December

the

£635,344,

heresy, for he observed, to hold that instance, drink of every is condemned kind by the Church. His Grace, in conclusion of endorsed the theories Cardiual

Irish landlords satisfy considerable risks involving tp the British is a task which taxpayers baffle Mr. Balfour's ingenuity. before him is Happily the task actually

squadrons

has

the

Something

recently Ireland for

should without

INTERCOLONIAL.

Melbourne, Henry Pai'kes

Grace

about of the

only disposal

pected to occupy the Government struct a scheme of land

trouble.

Sir

therefore,

England magnitude

next

readiuess

new

remain

will

Commissioners. to be done,

Bill

,

in

bis

wine

of the

out

expended

at

tolera

frontier

in

errors

have been completed. millions has therefore and au additional million

£2,000,000

Times

4 per cents are Australian £110 ex dividend. quoted have been forwarded Cypher orders of the Zanzibar command aud to the themselves

larl

five

the Actare Lord Anticipating at the Guildhall

Western

hold

seek

applied Proposals

Act.

„J.I

aggre been re

Passion Ireland. After Sunday throughout at some ou drunkenness dwelling length and its the Archbishop pointed evils, out that iu the of the advocacy cause are there certain temperance

of

armvaa

the

bell

intended

Act-

been

under

has been

Channel

Ashbourne

their

year

marriages. between prize fight lias been to arranged

and

Mia

the

a

be

composition, the recital

of the one Low Mass preceded by Aves and the Salve with Jtegvm, vorsicle and is response— obligatory Church. An invocationupon the entire TT-I„ A :..i Ct

purchases and purout to the

having

that

ordered

own

for

uuurtJSBHU

of

has

Father

after

which, three

Temperance.

new

Prayer.

of his

prayer, substituted

Out of

sanctioned,

Archbishop

On

New

The Holy

its

ramains, £4,000,000 for the of-. tho and working Act, for half that amount are applications entertained. being By the end of the

owing to spark having

at

The

theiefore

There,

petroleum. and occurred, to the amount

Belgain

nncl

p

number

money

from

pontiffs

of

it

that the past is not a blank, does not to help his cause all IrishAmericans who cannot at it brush. with the dynamite forgive

new

loans

iuvolviug

£5,981,383.

sought, sum lent actually iu question.

great

practically

civil

Monday,

to

their

been absorbed,

.

Meditorraunean

nflrn.nf.nc

of tho

over

considerations They would

any

of Union.

treaty I'iifil

£4,629,654 The ovigiual

,

tion

take

at

constitution decrees religions

It

by

.of

of

have caused

duced

purchase amounting £5,281,383 have sanctioned. Purbeen already loans to the amount chases involving

owing

increasing

illiaui.

a

tons

1,600 deaths 1ms been

ignited

Liberals

cases,

originally

to

Bishops. has occurred explosion board a ship on there,

sailor

vitaity.

all

it

has £7,915,678 under the Ashbourne

Australian

a

themselves

extent

were plications gate purchase

which

as

mast

it

A

by the depart

sanctioned

foregoing

sinful

ap for

:

harbor,

carried

country—

results almost up came into deDartment in Nov. 1885, aud between, -and the 1st of October of

Irish-Americans, the editor

Meantime

ours.

forget that

once

actually completed 11,012, chaso has been paid money extent of £4,629,654. It also appears that the department refused, up to 31st not less than 2,021 appli August last, cations for the purchase, considering sums were too sought to be borrowed 697 of these ap high. Subsequently

disturb.

worship by two

the with the Land

is

of

in

shows

14,240

the

the

were

for

to

not

Manning,

as well as five from the epidemic, ing Ministers. French. of the Itev. The S. Smith's legality the Australian is to election Primacy The rev. gentleman is still undecided. to and determined not has resign, in of the hands the himself placed

An

friends

Jesuit

a

and

connection of Department

were

iu

ment-

called

now

recalled

has

W

Act

were

Kingdom.

plentiful-

Commerce committeo

Emperor

to

Land-

of applica year the number and thosnm 19,681, sought borrowed Pur £7,915,678.

was

be chases

sapped Church

Irish

attempting

about

carried

The

Victor. from Albert influenza epidemic

Prince

ended, the

have

tions

maintained was

principal by the

bo and

have

rage ought of good wishes

in

news

The

.date.

operation that -time the present

the

would leader, they to an end Which could not be persevere ana which would crown with remote, the best wishes reward and aspirations of all of the tho United populations

wrongs

resisted

.Wales

He

whom they

inspired? ? Lord Salis

of

distrust

the editor, rage against discovered to already, This hostility disguise. be a passport to the to

in

are

ronage,

passage

Worth Abolished.

with

Irish-American

and with positive hostility by papers, the Sons of St. George. The Britishhai Americans whom the Spectator taken under its grandmotherly pat

ili

even

of the Constitution

who

by

strikes.

on adjudicating The Prinqe

not

the

was

employed.

permanent

a

for

if.e

his

rebellion

the

blacklegs

been permanently The Chamber

to

Irish

an

traitors

the

meeting of

uouu

pi

was then, Liberals

untrammelled visiting

course

having owing to The

coal.

pointing

large

now

expected

the Irish people. strike has virtually

on

The

a

owing

justified,

inflicted

that

said

now

the

During he

remarks

is

to

to

.

Mr..

t

Purchase Commission

to

deprived would not be parties to rather imposture. They endeavoured to forget the circumstances in which the of Union was and they born, treaty would seek of Ireland the. good

of the are

which

being the

19.

The

uuu

return

received

of the

some

tar

prepared their lives to defend. to cherish and This was what they were to at the costs of a nation's preserve and a nation's That welfare loyalty. the was was relic which mysterious

The The gasmen's strike continnes. situation is uncbanged. Mr. Parnell is Mr. Gladstone visiting for a few days. at Hawarden December

This,

part their dissentient to down lay

justice.

London,

uuwu

that it had of antiquity.

Union That

criminal proceedings solicitor others who the and at the End West Club the charge being escaping,

offenders' of conspiracy one

yuuio

authority that its very vital and undermined

initiating

against connived s

the

liy

and

tion,

ZambeBi.

Stephonson,

VTCblUO

by

is

Millions

A

years

twenty,

the

fords

the sanctity of the treaty of the He maintained that the treaty Union. was in defiance of the popula passed

that the Portuguese reported havo made an attack upon the natives The has of North Zambezi. report been confirmed. and France Spain claims to the both Portugal's support It

Five

who

.article

while

Is

has been

project

so

.the

Bristol

19.

December

London,

on

concerned the Union

of

essential

worth

it

Act

the

iu

ttlbOl

End

West

the

Were mainly

who

gentleman

for

Euston

Glad

in England should and Ireland and taken to be au essential be deemed and the Union." fundamental .of part It Lord the exclaimed was, Rosebery,

a

Gazette

necessity

it merely a guess made no. sign.

is

bury

Church

;

.

Cabinet

of Mrdecided

principle complete.

Or

expropriation. to con whatever

compulsory

no

nor1 sweeping, anything such operation be carried but a social dislocation of a perilous The of condemnation the of the Ashbourne Act is there

without kind."

of the Irish disestablishment Church, and one of the most vital articles in the of the Union affirmed that the treaty " and preservation of the continuance said united church as the established

Defence

which,

members which

were

stone's

Tenants

the

Rosebery,

Goschen

a meeting seriously large at Nottingham Referring yesterday. to the he Tfmc-sParnell Commission, of a favourable said he was confident

verdict.

and is

template could any

Wednesday

last

been

late

versal There

Sanctity"

|

refusing

of

has

.

who Parnell, addressed ill,

"

the Union-

on

of the

drafts.

Mr.

Rosebery

Lord

!

.

funds

strike

their

verdict,

and

Burke

and

ment

of

j !

;

the

was

Beggs

One

acquitted.

.

the

—

of

—

sheet

compelled by the others to submit to a compromise, to avoid a verdict of capital punishment. of Dr. Cronin are indignant The friends of the trial, and declare at the result has not been done. The that justice prisoner The

jurors

was

for have applied influenza epidemic

a

trial.

new

has

j

out

America,

in

York. A

new

plot

been

the

National

the

against

but discovered; not been published. Over a thousand at

in

principally

the men

docks

broken New

Czar

details

has have

have struck New York, of employment at

the against protesting negroes. " Reynolds' Weekly" and the Socialist in state that the balance press general

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at

bushfires

Territory. of the and intends year, one of the constituencies." The Austral sails on

have

Jerilderie

of devastated thousand of acres many immense Another fire crops and feed. has broken out at the -Nangunnia considerable station and is doing

tendency.

damage.

Centrals

who

so

were

severely

two

the

Clamp,

have succumbed. paint explosion, election Mr. At yesterday's Monara a Miller, protectionist, polled 860 votes, secured while Mr. Myers, a freetrader,

-

.

the

only 700. Parliament

purposes Tha

Friday.

whole

of the

.

this

Ward,

crops well

cretv

will

row

The

our

.

Saturday. The s.s. " Orient" from arrived King Sound yesterday. George's The railway a large employes held last meeting in the Town Hall night, at which a passed resolution, they that should be probationers agreeing on

6s.

. .

paid

the

per day shillings

more seven

per

ped the

have

proportionately

com

£86

irn

on

Monday

.

Dix's

,

It

The

UU

UUUllclgC

the

during

U1JC5

Mr.

Dibbs

assurance

that

shall conference

nothing without

colony

Henry

Sir

consented could arise

to

£6

this

ar.d

to

said

Houses,

and Parliament

will

at

commit

readily that nothconference

'

,i;

Joseph South sentenced

ill

class

and

Spurs,

Saddles, and all

or

Girls'

Chamois Clippers,

Agricultural for and

Saddlery

or otherwise will be and promptness. PRIZE the late at

care

Society's Show best collection

Harness.

.

Note

Perth.

Agent Messrs.

for

CUP

PERTH

CONSULTATION.

October

Perth,

—

-

Hotel.) North

the

WATSON

Roebourne 1590

both

of

SMIT.H, Street,

Railway

the

at

hdld

;

Address

the

ROBERT

Wholesale

Whips, Skins, Brushes, Harness Oils,

by post FIRST the

ironmonger,

first

a

including

Scrapers, etc.

All orders sent executed all 'with R.S. obtained

for

requisites

Hostelry,

Sponges,

Combs, Blacking,

W.A.

Riding Saddles and Jockey Saddles,

aud

Boys' Pack

Clothing) Stable

Saddlery

stock, a and varied large of and Carriage Gig, Cart, Gents' Saddles

Ladies'

Bridles,

'H

of

Harness.

ALWAYS assortment Pilches, Horse

Frederick

S M IT

and

and

Sir

,

kinds

Barrack

1st

Albany :

pas Miss

—

4s.

Hill

The I

&

and

West

TEE,

Cossack.

17 1889.

oar

prorogue

2nd 3rd

£1.

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...

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If

2751ks.

LOTS,. in

D.

50lks.:

depth,

frontage 'One mile

'i

the Post Office; overlooking K.G.S. Price, £20, including Transfer. Land within 2 miles of Town Hall, from £3 per acre. South side of the Harbour, from £2 per acre.

not

rata.

pro

;

from

£50 £50 £50

Commission.

cent.

per

drawn

>...

...

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HIDING

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£250 £100

IN

ALBA

;

...

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at

'.

GALLE,

J.

vUllvDO

;

9uu

the

-of

JJONALD

and

properties. The .Intercolonial boat race takes 6 to

is

betting

4

BAZAAR!

of mine

ounces

14

JLJllUloil

JloiU

Bank

to realise

on

WHEEL

COACHBUILDER, UNDERTAKER

BAND

Q.

WRIGHT,

BAZAAR

BUILDING

to announce to the Public that he has STARTED generally BUSI NESS in the above branches, and hopes to business and good by strict attention to solicit a fair share of workmanship,

public patronage. Vehicles of all made to order,

ST.

aid

!

!

f-

On NEW

BE

on

hand

HELD.

and

1st

THOS.

Waggons, Express Waggons. Buggies, Spring Traps Carts, Jirays, Waggons, etc.

CONVENT

the

2nd, 1890. J. GOODMAN.

S

place to-day. the Melbourne

A

TRIAL

EXECUTED.

W ellington Location,' For particulars apply

SOLICITED.

No.

;

&

300.

to

t M-

on

Sec.

L

A-

jpi NEATLY

day,

.following

and

IT

O

of REPAIRS

Y

NORTHAM

Hon.

the

eightThe

of

EST -THE

and

YEAR'S

R

NORTKAM.

INSTITUTE,'

JANUARY

descriptions American viz.,

of the

JOSEPH'S, WILL

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the

of

FUND

MECHANICS;

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&c.,

iSEGb

ALL

University

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0

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Mine's

Commercial

Australia

from W. STRICKLAND.

can

British,

Proprietary

p

Tickets

be obtained

I4's

onnces.

16,709

holders. South Bank's

Members

Horse

£88

are

Blocks

150,800 at Block

yield

u

;

£7 17. £6 2s.

10's

was

obr\.

iiJl

Brokens

,

GIBNEY.

Dec. 19,

Perth,

crew.

to-day.

At

ROBERT

Manufactuberofall

Harness,

TO

Broome, K.C.M.G.

(Near

500

banks have informed the share in the various mines that no further drafts will be negotiated with scrip attached, excepting at the risk of the tenderers. His Honor has Judge Boucaut a ;call to be made on the share Urdered:

an

from the present a as to good understanding except the steps to be taken. The session has closed, the present finished both business in being ,

of

The holders

20.

parliamentary Parkes

Broken run

wo

Australia Robinson.

Junctions

Block

silver.

was

be done

N.

Guildford,

Street,

APPOINT-

Governor

the

Excellency

as being hundreds

leaves for the following

quiet. £13

;

;

week's

VV

are

10s, 5s,

The

-LU.C-lUUUT.UtJ

years. December has demanded

forthcoming

-sanction.

v

UJ.

His

a

MENT

the

number

a

stripped

with

Centrals,

;

£10

and

Sydney,

-

tbe the

JJULU

for

Terms, Cash. LEVI GREEN,

Murray

Hotel.)

SPECIAL

Irons

Bicycle Wheels, and Perambulators, of General assortment Iron

take

Railway

fejgjfc

for.

splendid

mongery.

STREET.

BY

Lay

with

fittings

AND; HARNESS

BARRACK PERTH.

(Near

Spirit Levels,

Plumb

uasn

and has ended, the railway dispute been demands having fully

Shares 5s.

ten

last

hail-stones which broke

Master

conceded.

enormous

exports,

Rules,

Bricklayers' Pins, Hod Wheels Emery

Lorries.

ambulators

a

SADDLE'

and

remark

of parties. hail-storm occurred

Western

for

men's

and adjourned. At a dinner, given to Mr. Thornley, Mr. Chairman of the harbour Trust, Minister of Customs, quot Patterson, imports,

wood

Bricklayers'

extra

Hotel,

WORKS,

change

Austral

s.s.

sengers Vivian The

Court

the

Box

and situation has no equal

comfort,

Guildford the Colony.

PIONEER

Circular Saws, sharpening Emery Knife Sharpeners, Sausage and Mincing Williams Machines, (Pipe Brand,) Butchers' Knives, Pampa Knives,. Table Cutlery, House Bellows, House Stove Hair Shoe Brooms, Brushes, White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes, Bass Brooms etc. etc. Brushes, Sad or Flat Box Charcoal Irons, Irons, Galvanized Screws and Hails Roofing, and Washers. Russian Glue, Cabinet Glue, Ordinary Glue, Tinmen's Tin'd Rivets, Ears, Range Cocks for Galvanized Iron Tanks, Files, Per Tools. Bassinette Carpenters!

decided to erect a national to the memory of Searle. December 21. Adelaide,

Monday,

on

the against Melbourne- Exchange for an injunction them from him restraining expelling has been partly heared by the Supreme

showing

Hat

T Hinges, Frame Pulleys,

but

terms, would and that

in

variety

Spare Level, Tubes, ing Hammers, Line

has been

monument

night. applicatioil

ed figures increase of

cheap;

and

the

"

trees.

to obtain and is redress, about result. The tbe, various branches have promised their Matters are to be support. excepted settled at a definitely meeting of the of Engineers on' amalgamated society :

session a

the

Friday,

ably

ranlm/v AUUllUgi

K/S2UWI

contest

sharp

next would be remarkable

large as marbles, of windows and

determinedconfident

-I

a

CU

in similar

replied

early,

A

.

.

20.

n

nr UA

UCgiilUIUg

that

place result

20.

has interviewed Mr. ;Cbckburhon but the Federation question,, to Mr. Morehead's absence owing was settled. Mr. Morehead nothing will arrive to-day. A of ironworkers conference has

;

a

Dibbs

Mr

Dr;

:

overdraft. Sydney,. December

Society's

vilu

Gillies

'

4Vi

n

YYCbO

hoped December

reply. Permanent

in moving the ad Heitvy Parkes, of the House, thanked the journment for their consideration dur Opposition He hoped that such ing the session.

value.

.Melbourne,

a

Sir

'

£12

Uentrals;

10s.,

Confer

Building The payment. stopped are their depositors withdrawing amounts and owing to certain largely has stop the Bank press publications

The others increased in

5s.

Federal

has

Society

year, sixpence second and year, day- for the third

now .They. ar,e urging the year. missioners to agree to their terms. Shares -ares firm. Brokens are

the

still

upon receiving The Premier

for the first

daily,

21.

unsettled. Mr. Morehead has to Sydney, where Mr. returned Gillies has him. The telegraphed will announce his -decision Premier

,

,

of

Hinges,

Hooks,

Levels,

December

£700.

holding

is

ence

Butt Coat

attentive

an

A

quietness,

Baskets.

Fancy

of fencing.

lot

a

embezzled

Eight have University

University

and

Norths

For

Market Baskets, and of Useful

a

Wines,

.

v,

French

of

in stock.

and

Stabling —

—

and

brands

kept

Ostler.

a

Baskets, Baskets,

British £2 5s.

has occurred fire at Redhill, which acres of three hundred and were as grass destroyed,

as

Good

fob

Visitors.

the .best and spirits

Only Beers,

and Handles. —

Convenience ;

assortment of splendid viz.: Clothes Baskets, Butchers' Gordon Baskets, Baskets, Picnic .Roller Flower Baskets, Baskets,

Junctions

and ;

Every

.

Also, Baskets,

,

—

Lines, Split

Assorted

the Railway

opposite Station.

and a of useful variety for fishing, Crab nets and

requisities

£10

14's ;

An accountant named has Atkinson obtained a of £100 verdict against The Age for libel, for stating that he

Coles within

Honourables

created

colony. The Victorian

arrived,

and

for

Monday

10's 2s.

Directly

'

Block 15s.; Hill £10 10s.

Melbourne,

estimates,

Kingston,

is

of sizes, Gut Sinkers,

variety

Baskets,

A large

through

are to £6,960,000, amounting reported to have been adopted. December 19. Adelaide,

Messrs. have been

£12

Round

;

on

proroguing

contesting

,

there Brokens

of

—

Rods, Fishing jointed, Bamboo Cork Floats, Rods, Fishing Reels extra for fishing rods, Fishing

are Brokens, a downward are £88 6s.,

excepting

a

Gut. Ash

Shot,

Irons

Is. £8 Block ; £6 4s.; Souths £5

to

owing

injured

12s.

men

iii

BottOm

London. Shares, and easier

Steamer

O.

-

and

Beecroft

.

will Wigley probably J udge Pater at the Northern Mr. Pater retires at the end

succeed

j

The

R.

A.1N

Proprietor.

Fishing Kirby comprising Bent Blue Hooks, Tin'd Hooks, Single Gut Hooks, Double Gut Hooks, Blue with Hooks, eye, Double Pipe Hooks, Hand Furnished Silk Lines, Lines, Lines. Tanned Flax Lines, Hemp Lines,

W.

Mr.

19.

splendid Tackle

B REISTN"

El-

Helena

ex

assortment

a

Arcadia,

granted.

placev

December

strike

to

nas tnat an com reported steamsnip to have -signed con panies agreeing tribute for their mutual £20,000 pro of a strike tection iu the event taking

Sydney,

men

received, & P. &

HASMena

a

settlement of the dispute. at Port Pirie have determined unless their demands are

satisfactory

The

for

of railway employes held yesterday, was it to arrive endeavour at a

representatives, arranged to

place. Association

J.

conference

a

IRONMONGER just

will Exchanges close, during the holidays.

fortnight At

CASH

20.

December

Hotel,

'

tifne

visit

Guildford Guildford.

GREEN,

.

and Owners

the steamship fix

The

also ports

Adelaide

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at

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CHRISTMAS

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DUNSTAN

AND

OUR-

finding

room

'

A

necessity

of

'

further

proceeding

we

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hand, the and to ,

.

to

Jn

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as continue, ourselves address E. Mr. Tremayne so

doing,

we

National Library of Australia

hitherto, directly Dunstan. feel

we

, '

.

.

the on

he

correctly

which

!

having' disposed, the beautifully eyes and disingenuous

inconsequential of piece argumentation ed feel above, may

doing

in,,

quot justified

so.

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(IllU

JLlJL

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so.

same

It subject. of being

argument

glaring Our ipsissima verba nor whole of Italy the Continent ." this

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a

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utter

absurdity

of

this

have" flow Emmanuel of the usurped sovereigntyand Papal since the States, to have any control Popes ceased over them. that During time, how of school many vgenerations will Mr.: Dunstan children; kindly calculate for have us,passed State schools? through the Italian Since the been Popes have never for the education of responsible the masses the whole of throughout and since they have not been Italy, so even in the Papal responsible States "for a of twenty 'period how in the name of common, years, sense are they to be held account able for present-day in ignorance ? Mr. Dunstan has not Italy mastered the subject, he ventures since the

elapsed

to

discuss.

some

years

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he goes to Indeed, demonstrate that

to

pains

jut;

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culljr

"who

has travelled in or even halted for an Europe, hour in Naples." Here we find the Mr. Dunstan's vast key to and varied all pf ignorance Catholic. His knowledge of things Catholic countries has been drawn from the superficial observations of helter-skelter says,

travellers who have halted for an hour at this station or in that, the intervals of a journey by train and his knowledge express ; of Catholic from that practices not refined or enlightend very literature' which is found in penny and with

tracts, chiefly

and

which

Jesuits,

of

Pope Woman

itself

occupies

denouncing and proving

Papists that the is the Scarlet Beast of the

Rome the

and'

'

Apocalypse. To the in

our

state

contention of education

recent

an

from

irresistible

array well-known

Laings

regarding in

Italy

supported

times,

of

by

figures standard

not he "We do replies: believe it." Now what Mr. Dunstan believes is personally not of the slightest consequence to others. If he likes to sit in own his and shut out house, the and draw fantastic light, and unreal ail out pf pictui'es side world of which he is pro he of is, foundly ignorant, "'at to his follow course, liberty own whim. He not the is; only one who shrinks an from

work,

—

.

an investigation through uneasy dread it that forth may bring some unwelcome result. But it that most un appears Laing's " is in testimony suspected to all other authori opposition ties." Who are these other authorities ? We Mr. challenge Dunstan to produce them, and if lie. cannot -do so he must rest under the odium of making, unfounded statements. It is

Naples."

ijus

uuu

uuuuguu details of

elementary Mr. Sisters

ouu.uue

mosu

it.

Dunstan's

references to the of Mercy, and his applica to them tion of the epithet Sisters of Misery, are such exquisite ex so amples of fine taste, thoroughly characteristic of the manly courtesy which distinguishes him, that we must to

resolutely all

in

refuse/ to

parties,

justice

comment

upon their unadorned beauty we these gems of Christian present and politeness to a public charity Avho will know how to appreciate them. with .We do not quarrel the title Sisters of Misery. Rather we thank -Mr. Dunstan for that word. What visions of magnificent self-sacrifice, of sublime but all-unconsoious them.

In

-

does it not call The heroism, up Sisters of .Mercy in gentle 'are, deed and Sisters of very truth, Dearer to them than Misery. their kin are the poor, the own the the the halt, deaf, blind, and the destitute. orphaned, Their mission is to the miserable, their services are for the miserable,, and their lives and works are full' of a sweet helpful compassion more than human, and altogether divine and- Christ-like. Hero we must from Mr; part Dunstan. Candour compels us to state that to us his has reply not raised him in oui estimation !

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now under considera point editor of the that the not to be Record is relied characteristic of Mr. upon quite to Mr. for accuiacy. In kindness Dunstan's method of conducting us an Dunstan let to that he argument present try scrupu to him his argument in the way avoids his lously giving in which it to others for .statement appears authority any more with the whatever. His own dixit liberally gifted ipse Tho must suffice. He assumes an logical faculty. argument as forth Dunstan of far wider by Mr. put infallibility scope be stated thus Mr. Dunstan than The Papal infallibility. may that in there is a in matters Italy Pope is infallible only says Sister of Mercy to every 700 of of faith and morals ; Mr. a matter But as Dunstan makes an claim the population. implied a fact there is not to be infallible in all of single things. Sister of Mercy in Italy. There We that his shrewdly suspect fore Mr. Dunstan is authorities on the perfectly only subject and reliable. of education in accurate Again: popular Italy not a are The Record there is the and other says Baptist Sister of sheets of the same single Mercy in Italy. kidney. Failing matter there these And as a of fact he can of course, always, of Mercy have recourse is not a Sister to the unimpeach single Record able in Therefore the of "the traveller Italy. testimony unreliable. .who has an is inaccurate and halted for hour in

Has

Twenty

Italy.

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more matter lias for important us hitherto from deal prevented tho. article in leading ing with last issue of the Sentinel: the.

Before

does

charitably their

before

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purpose, and iniquity before your good, having prepared for those who combat IX Christ Pius

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M.

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and purpose. the errors of this as it precious epistle may seem well to us, for the sake- of we the to community, expose, at such length and will deal with order as we thiuk in such may to sectarian The proper. appeals and the passion silly impertin ences of which the remainder, of the letter is all the compact, leaves to the Record fearlessly the j udgment public. the Sentinel through Speaking us as mak Mr. Dunstan reports assertion that there is the inga resident Sister of not Mercy of Italy or the whole throughout

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Dunstan

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in

him

Dunstan wishes to us that the Papacy, is re for the present backward sponsible state of elementary education in

controversalist. He has of he ; guilty misquotation endeavoured several times to shirk the at issue and point to hide his discomfiture from the off on public by sending them a false "scent lie. has backed ; up as

a

been has

exposed and

fallacies

by

.

H.

J.

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been even in the exceeded, the com nonsense-syllogisms of which callow position give much so schoolboys amusement? In one of his article sentence Mr. Dunstan remarks that politely "a lie to a added lie does not a make truth." Is this, wb are his opinion? tempted to ask, really we do not intend to apply However, to him the boorish apophthegm for the of which we authorship him the sole and freely grant undivided credit ; but others ever

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of no guilty discourtesy Non-conformist organ. indications the in article would seem to point to the :conclusion that it is. from Mr. Dunstan's own pen; but this is a matter into which we have no desire to pry. does it at us Nor all concern to make not .the If inquiry. written the by Mr. Dunstan,

'

JANUARY

ON

be tho Certain

.shall

to

.

SPORTS.

ATHLETIC

JORTHAM

reiteration,

forward fresh has formed arguments the '.veriest tyro in logic

by bringing

he ones; of which

would be ashamed; and, finally not blushed to utter he has ill-, an bred sneers inoffensive against no who have body of women to We do not, power reply hiih be title, any recognizejgln of his own selfyond that" to put himself forward sufficiency, as the spokesman of ." our faith."s The term "our faiths" or may not be a correct description may of the condition, as regards belief, which obtains in the particular sect to which Mr. Dunstan be but for that sect alone has longs, he any to and, we right speak, refuse to believe that lie speaks even for the whole of that body. We have too much for respect our Non-conformist friends to do them the of thinking injustice that Mr. Dunstan their represents culture or their tone of thouglit. The Record continue, from may time to time, the discussion of the Education but it must -Question, and decline firmly respectfully

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only of

commanding

680, schools in

free

Synod

a

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he

in every also held

opened

Another council, that 1078, ordered be set

Cathedral. knew peasants it for

the

olden

France

had

no

;

and -girdles, no strangers to Latin." not education, was

were

Higher

season

of goods instances the

handsome

"Knf

and just

to

the

Colonial

that

sense

advantages

of

even

the of

availed

poorest,

to modern

the

the and

an

thing

the

A

were

Sodality

interesting

which

in

.

-

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boasted

scholars there

of lectures

5,000. to

his gave at Padua. In the sixteenth students there were 40,000

In

;

3

;

;

;

;

to

owing

was

To

of

to

were

the the

have

others

correcting

its

force

and

honesty

—

-

"

issue

more deals Record education question,

of

of

December generally and gives

institutions lias Rome

collegiate

in

5th, with

long

a

Europe

The the list to

been an that always this does but force; surely educative the Roman Catholic that not prove the to Church has enlighten sought Universities and colleges lower orders. for the few." are privileged prove

"

-

National Library of Australia

done much

has

been in

being and

favorable reports the from past week a amount of large

'Change

on

.

—

among

request

others.

The

has several

Hynes

made

Moou

Capt. lie/ the

having steamship

on

Thursday

a

at

Albany the received

Excellency

Broome of

were

Governor

and Rambler.

towns-people, H.M.S.

:

the

notice

be

with

that

pleasure

the

His

of

in

were

Father the

congratulated

presence of the

was

of

a

and six the. blue

ribbon, to

their

lit;

increasing numbers, to the rules of the them to act up renewed The senior members Sodality. consecration. The choir their act of under reiidered several hymns very nicely directions of Sister to the Mary Frances, should be given in whom a word of praise of her unflagging interest in the recognition of the society." well-being the debut

Fremantle

!

the

in

evening Messiah"

last, were

of to

present number

Local

some

of the visitors from orchestra the

sixty in

the

present

Colony tive

figure.

of

the

the

of

Perth

5th and

and

away After

which

the

being

.

'

bolted

up

Invalid

at

Depdt

'

hand

article

an

of

numbers to

the

the

on

Organisation,

last

of ah. Australian numbers at 25,260. In the Cavalry service West Australia The 16th Artillery. :

"would

comprise

Batteries, Tasmanian.

one

one

the to

whole

West Mounted

of the

be raised 2nd Batn,

S.

in W.

Federal

,

branch dbes

of.

not

:

Brigade Sotith three' Australian, Infantry.—

—

Regt.

Colonial

mail is It publication. a suggested Federal the giving approx

by

A.

companies

A. Infantry.— whole the of

the Regt An Rifles. /According to this arrange would ment West Australia be included in with Head at the 3rd Brigade. Quarters Adelaide. Each would contribute colony follows New South in as Wales. men. Victoria 8,295 7,120 ; Queensland, 3,505|; South Western Australia. 4,580 Australia, Tasmania total New 1,050; 25,260. 810; Zealand is considered to be to"> distant for federal defence, and thought to be well with naval to look able, after assistance, The Gazette is well worth herself. perusal. The readers of the Record will be grieved to learn that Mr. J. M. Drew after a connection of several years, has resigned his position on the clerical staff. Mr. Drew first commenced as a country and so drew the attention correspondent, the late Dr. O'Reily, of Editor, by the clearness that over terse of his writings, tures were commenced Right by the Reverend which resulted in gentleman, his coming to Fremantle to fulfil the duties on the Editorial Staff. of assistant By a to study, and a recourse close application to of reading, and guided a wide range and governed by the ripe judgement of. Dr. he soon into a O'Reily, developed first class pressman, possessed of a ready and a good command of the language. pen, him to His genial temper never permitted and at the end of his sink to personality, term of service he leaves the fairly long office with the proud consciousness of done his duty without having thoroughly once a of engendered having feeling in the breast of a fellow-' bitterness He is, so to speak, more man. manywould at sided than appear first the calm sight judging by of his exterior, and it was only appearance when with pen in hand, or surrounded by that he placed congenial companions, of his mind at others command. the stores of athlectics, He was an ardent supporter his residence in and Perth during a many good day's Bporb, and organised he took in which an aobive generally share. He had formed many friendships, to liis and received, a previous departure, to substantial made him at an present entertainment held in his honour, as a token of the respect in which he was held the members of the Perth by Catholic While Young Men's Society. his loss we wish him regretting every success in his new and rest occupation, assured that his sound and good sense habits of will him to application guide for him the and secure realisation perfect his hopes, .of ,

.

;

was

horses up High Street,. the forecarriage broke thrown were out. occupants Mr. Holdsworth and the the him, horses, of

the

sooh.

supposed

;

driving

was

were

.

|

Holdsworth

depositing who accompanied relieved of all control,

friends

salute

a

at

interesting

unusually

14th W.

Exeou--

Artillery.

Hall of the

scene

the

Gazette

(garrison)

Sir

conclusion

by

of

December

Australian and two

mayor, and

councillors

member

On Mr. Saturday bis pair of spirited when some portion

the

1

but

street,

We

slopped

were

bystanders. that a severe say beyond resulted the from injury

to further

glad

are

shaking,

no

by

some

accident.

extreme, large members being a

The

schooner

meet

with

Spinaway

accidents.

to

fated

seems

Some

Fremantle

in leaving sandalwood,

months

with

ago of

load

a

remained the for considerable time on beach. some And item from the now another chapter of accidents lias to be debited her. against she In on Saturday, making her berth touched an the of stock upon anchor, which her bottom. The leak .thus pierced discovered caused, was fortunately by the the water had reached the mate, before of the which forms part cargo. sugar

"

she

the

Beyond

musical.

Gazette Extraordinary A Government pub that His lished on Tuesday last notifies has appoint the Adminstrator Excellency Colonial ed Octavius Assistant Burt, to be also during pleasure, Secretary an Official Member of the provisionally and to be Chairman Executive Council, of Chairman of the Board Immigration, Protection and of the Aborigines Board, of the Committee of Official Member 1881." Advice under The Audit Act, Chief Clark and Mr. Laurance S. Eliot, in to act as Accountant the Treasury, vice O. Burt. Colonial Assistant Secretary, Francis L. Hpssey, Mr. Book-keeper in to act as Chief Clark and the Treasury, vice -Laurance S. Eliot. Accountant, Robert F. Sholl, Messrs. George Slienton, William T. Lotou, William E. Marinion, elected have been Legislative by the to be the Unofficial Members of Council the Committee of Advice under "The Audit Act, 1881."

the

fired

was numerically Perth Messiah" was given by the Union the last week, yet one that on the whole was performance of those elicited tire hearty applause and also the commendation high present, able to of those best judge in matters

the Musical

the

his

Sir Administrator, announced K.C.M.G., by a Gazette Extraordinary his of the assumption of the of the Government

senior

Council.

at

of and the strings, weaker than when

chorus

paid

is

and been

drawn fire-Engine by fire and brigade others, under was Supdt. Victor, got under way, and reached the quickly Dep6t, when, it found that of buckets of water was a couple had to stop the few sufficed of a burning that had As shingles alight. caught a" very might have been expected large number of persons aroused from were their slumbers and hastened to the Town Hall or to the depfit, as to the making enquiries and persistent of the loud, long, tolling

Army

giucti/

the

the

18,

vocal

The

Eliza. members

Military

took the oaths Malcolm of. office in the at noon on Saturday LegisCouncil which ad .lative Chamber, were ministered Chief Justice, by the Acting

the

that

at

to

finest

Town

the

was

Mt.

contains

j

as

the

that

aware

,

when

feeling,

ujjimuu

the

a

an

the

Administration

and We

Notwithstanding

mo

m

that

The

meeting,

public

had been him to

Excellency Fraser, Proclamation in on last, Friday

Monday

from chorus

and

Bhort

was

a

Union

Musical

Perth.

on

the

Malcolm

performers. that the audience

however,

meagre those Perth

of

Hall

at tlielasteouncil

'

His

Hart,

when selections rendered by

state,

was

of Mr. Town

iu

the

the

in

close mid upon the fire-:bell city fire had broken and out, which at the gathered

crowd at

Military

by his referr-

especially

been

the

imate

Pearse,

Messiah" under

P.

bell.

of of

ratepayers.

under Society, made its

Philharmoinc

eonductorship

more

Mr.

i/iifctu

compliment and through

urged

The

and

"

Union,

Hensman, Wednesday, Deo.

announced

conflagration

the

Mayor

Fr-

evening, of ringing

the

made

!

the bench received by

well

Saturday

large engine-shed

and one one, of the public,

popular on

been

expressed

suuibuu/

the

place

councillors. the matter

ingjto happily

large

-who officiated,of Mary upon and" strongly

Kelly, Children

brother

the the held

young ribbon.

a to has

magistrates fellow townsmen,

the

into

of

appointment

Fremantle

postulants. Lovatts .and

Aguilar

green admitted

The

Handel's

a.

on

have

Rev.

to

night,

Ex their

Gibbons

Mr. R. Justice

of

position

a suitable sense every which meets with the approval and his brother magistrates.

handed

reception of Mary

friends:

Kellar,

Rev.

The

Sunday

of ceremony of the Children schoolroom in the

The grave.

that has ever performance in the colony. Unfortunately the attendance was far. below what might have to be belen The expected present. Messiah" is to at an early he repeated On

of

guard

a

to

took

date.

large

a

Hall,

stated orchestral

Mr.

boats fishing place on by a large

some

"

and

by

Town

listened

is of gentleman possessed abilities of the order united to a highest accurate and a wide very judgment, with the interests of the acquaintance district. In fact the appointment seems to

every-

sends

as

Musical

of

many years being connected

funeral attended

of

Perth

evening

for

-

victim. since

'

has accepted Peace. This

of

afternoon

who

friends. at the

rendering

the direction

by

Sunday

on

of

owner

number of his Kelly offiiciated

the

j

arrival

from

We

glazed. well

buildings months.

the

river. The afternoon

-

of

ago

and took cellency Lady Broome from departure Albany by the P. & O. the Britannia on steamship following day. By a notice appearing in our advertising Mr. columns, Goodman, the Honorary of the Northam School BuildSecretary that holders of ing Committee, requests books will oblige kindly by fowarding counterfoils and proceeds of Ticket sales on or before Easter Monday of 1890, as the Drawing has been unavoidof Prizes ably postponed to that day.

range finish

have

place Tondut known

C. well

and the

Monday

Pilbarra who Hynes,

commanded

ago,

His

honor

are

bye to

Mr.

was

with

the

gentleman,

number

has

and

the

of

past on

took

death

last

stun

|

a

Lady

A

done

vessel

to

further

and

copper

and cargo injury.

gentleman

of

party

and

grounded

damage

the timbers, have escaped,

Saturday

on

to

seems

after

on a proceeding pic-nic Mr. Bennion's excursion to the Islands in When in Fresh the Karrakatta. yacht, a sudden the water Bay, squall upset Fortuna sank. and it immediately yacht which the was dingy being towed, tely

last,

noon

'

cut

was

were

"

transferred for

pulled in

about

the

shore.

feet

twenty-five of

the found

portion she

amateur which the themselves and went down The boat

into

adrift,

mariners

-

:

'

of the

and

the

made

the Dunstan makes further Without retort. our readers to we leave

following comment In

Avho

that

1496

Mr.

this

judge

influence

priestly

Parliament Scotch of those education of care ruling compulsory."

ladies

roofed

part

correspondent

the of number The Misses the received

regret

Lis Salamanca, .Naples, Upsal, Bologna, not behind. The and Rome were bon, in of Vienna founded was University in of that of 1386; 1364; Heidelberg of in 1409 of in Erfurt 1392; Leipsic in 1419 of Rostock "Wurzburg in 1410; in 1454 of in 1425 of Treves of Louvain of 1456 of Basel in 1459 in Freiburg and Metz in 1472 of Tubingen Ingolstadt In the four of Cologne in 1483. in 1477 six colleges teenth century werejpstablished Loan, in Paris alone, Presles, namely, Ave La and Maria, Marche, Boncourt, Andrew's In Scotland St. Grassins. in was established 1410, Glas University in 1495. It in 1450, and: Aberdeen gow ;

man

and lias a! seU-destruction. well-kuowu

years

last,

buildings

in course handsome

boy

the

days

at named

unfortunate

OUvay. their

render

Fremantle

few

a

Moon,

Capt. by a

-On

closed.

by the

and the next three On

"

—

orcehestra

and

;

of

hands by expects

the

"

10,000 century ;

be

line,

GuildVORD

following

;

Cambridge O&red 1262,

within

over

in

are

completed

offered reach

extent

will

accounts

Sandover Lee, whose iu this

filled

of student history renowned were with amazement. Most school of with the Benchoi\ Irish its of scholars, and the other Irish thousands in England, France, establishments Italy, The of and Germany. great University in the fifth established century Bologna, famous under became so II", by Theodosius of foreigners alone Irnerius (d. 1140) tbat halls. On more 10,000 thronged its than occasion the pfone University undertook to send Paris 25,000 of to increase the pomp scholars a "funeral. The fourty-four colleges this were most to attached University In 1200, of thein founded by clergymen. in were' at Oxford there 4,000 scholars and in 1263, 15,000. 1231,30,000; strikes

the

appearance general will be much improved finished andnow Marmion's Mr.

Mr. Mr.

not

were

they

within

placed

were

was

claims

to

legs,"

arrested

few

O'Grady

having

received

of

attempts.

-Departments so to 31st. December, as after 5, 1890, by January

Treasury

date

A.

peisons Government Heads of

to after

the

Hon.

all

for

of distance 130 Those yds. have the accept the challenge, of pitting Colonial Im any or Mr. nomina ped. against Kelly's

was

been

attractive.

Treasurer,

notifies the

on

"

of

in

business Fraser's" The

is

a

Goldfields shothis

offices are the shop's and receiving at' the hands of the painter. ing touches walls of Messrs. Stein Co.'s The & news shops are fast and the rising, premises of Mr. both are Ferguson approaching completion, The under the able of Mr. Hurst, care junr. of warehouse which the large pile buildings for contractor Mr. Lee is rising erecting

perfected

These ages. institutions,

"dark" popular

thoroughly

very

"

News

were

of

learn, than less

and

founded

decorations

completion.

PAlAhvn.+;Af1

mocf.

ftTiA

were

universities in the

Tuesday

announces, colonial a

back

he

to

.murder

the

at.

and

"

that bred

tion.

kind friends and generous many of the Convent now in course supporters at Northam, will be gratified of erection that wall of the to hear the portion is now and building nearly completed, that the contractor the hopes to start roofing in a few days.

which

the

many

and

City

outside

and

immediately

arts

only

the

in

to

ported"

Fremantle.

of the the near approach of Christmas by unusual floral decorations. In and

marked

against particulars

Louandre,

their

.

'

them

at

Anderson's have

and

Kelly

anything

run

choice

Combine"

Monday,

Saturday,

on

Lefroy,

;

materials

week Musical

in

stores

principal

The

;

,

"

J.

£20, wishing

of

The

had its schools each town grouses each rural scolaires as they say in Paris had its In the thirteen parish pedagogue. of Normandy th century all the peasants read and could write, carried writing

60,000

to of

Perth was such not however, merits of the performances deserved. as the Secre Captain late Pilkington, private to Governor and Aide-de-Camp, tary and also Clerk to the Executive Broome, similar has been Gazetted to Council, His the Ad under Excellency, positions

The

not

rate

health

a

Mr.

prepared

General, Is. 6 id

at

past and

performing attendances,

very

episcopal and

of the consequence received the during Yilgarn goldfields, "

i

thei

some

priests

liberal

was

with

held

was-

fixed

A

£.

Opera

of

nothing," wished they

because

was

school

a

1890

together

the

Comic

reach

every class says M.

"

brokers

colony.

In

I

£,

for

During

suitable place. in in' Rome,

up alongside If the middle

'

should

of,."

he

|

in

displays

of

.

to

the

will

.

the

Id.

"

were

Sweep

i

in

rate

joyous

schools, .parochial there decrees, of General Council

Third

the CouncilCity when the Saturday,

on

Loan

evenings,

all country places in 800, ordering Orleans, "to teach the little parochial clergy with the' greatest receiv children kindness, save the ing no compensation voluntary of parents of in ;" one Mentz, offerings to send their 813, commanding parents children to the schools in the monasteries, " of the or in the house one parish clergy of in that schools Rome, 826, directing of

one

.

were

similar

in

noon

Port

.

have

free of

the

Constantinople, to

few;

a

Court

.

of

canon

a

Europe

disscussed Id. in the

of

of

meeting

at and

The

that

least, in the

much

item

ministrator.

fifth As to the-Continent, we" find the' of Vasion in 529, recommending,

institution cite

at

Ireland,

throughout

Council the To

to sixth

beyond question

The an

the

had

of

mast-head

water,

A valuable

bottom.

small

a

showing

where, watch,

j

'

!

filled has for the

the

raised

is

expressed

annoyance

with—

which

sheet

being Mr.

lost.

were

been

unexpected

master,

Mr.

not and

Bennion, choicely-assorted

hampers since

sympathy

!

of

the property mention the

made R.

The Karrakatta Much and floated. for Mr. Bennion

and accident fast

Wyme,

caused

loss he

attributed

is

to well

to

by

the

has the

by

met main-

sailing-

.

celebrated century.

of

is

f.

forms

in

.

the

it

the

-

tickets

'

;" schools

have been Council at

of the

R. Maggs has also other on catering

'

But

century

having

the

the in

rate

1890 Town

meet

John Moir, the Mayor of Albany, hasa Justice of the Peace. appointed A Government Gazette Extraordinary pub lished on Saturday the variouB last contains TUn farewell addresses to presented Sir Frederick and Excellency Napier Lady to their Broome, previous from departure

that the Cup, are apprized drawn on Saturday evening next, at the Court Hotel. It is satis to. the be able factory to to promoters, that the whole of the announce, nearly four thousand tickets have been disposed tickets

the year Fremantle

of

Tear's

been

course.

holding the Perth

on

struck.

been The

every

belongs of

by

for

New Mr.

Mr.

the

;

schools abbots

bishops

some

of

fixed

A

accordance Hallam

praise

rates

Minutes

of the

Those

Agriculture.

the

Club. the right

has

under

.

the

"

established and

originally

is

library, enactments.

and

acquired portions

from the receipt of the second of Evidence' of

at

catering

Hotel,

.

that

in

The

amount

monastery,

every

Turf

A.

Court

"

admits

and

Stand,

W.

of

right

1

school canonical

Grand

of the

Grant,

the

1

its

Age

j

Manning's days ago,

few

a

Office

Secretary's

8d. Is. health

.

had with

early nearly

and

Cathedral,

Middle

to

progress Report on the Commission

—

the

Fremantle, acknowledge

near

have

Colonial

:

in

was

Paddoclc,

our

Even

Mr. J. secured

'

issue of the 5th inst., in reply we to Mr. thus Dunstan, recounted of briefly something what the Church has done in the in terests of popular enlightenment "

Michael

named pensioner, found dead in

military,

Keeshan,

J.

j

i

.

the name Tremayne Dunstan., Mr. Dunstan that the regrets readers of the Record and the Sentinel will not 'be able to follow both sides of the discussion. In column we do something .another towards this drawback, removing and Mr. Dunstan, our by following in the Sentinel example , may still further restrict the grounds of complaint on this score. In

i

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with

it

.

associate Mr. E.

longer of

any

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a

"Merry

New Year." Ere my greetings shall meet the public named avent will be a thing eye the first of the past, so ib must be then accepted To the Record and its retrospectively. staff I sincerely wish a Merry Christmas, and' to each and all a Happy New Year."

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pince

j.

our last

own

wrote,

Correspondent.. a very Knotty ques-, of which the inliabi-'

the solution of Albany were greatly' interested,. 0 has- been decided in their The favor. =.of Readers. the .Record may ..remember, 111. one a ofreference; my ; contribu of York-street, tions to, .the closing some months back, and ever since the Council to has left liavo nothiug-Aiindone the. of the to -the satisfaction matter settled and people. And now I aui happy tpiyi £Ho question to say that has been decided fcion,

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very

the

satisfactory

Governor

manner, that'

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of Member Councils, and Engineer-in-Chief, tive,

Public Works. Appointments.

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of Works. Works.

.

Provisional

M.

existing

as

of

1st

January M. Inst. Wright, C.E., to the Consulting Engineer

Inst. Maintenance

act

the

Arthur

as

Government. and

Director

and From

—

John

Mason,

Arthur

appointments and Legisla of Railways

act

'

next: to act

John

of his C.E., the Executive Commissioner

Director

as

to of Subject approval of State. Hillman, Secretary Joseph Works chief clerk in the Public Depart be chief clerk in the ment, to Railways ac Fowler Thomson, Department Alpin countant

in

the

Public John

Depart

Works

M. Inst., Hancock, Inst. E.E., C.E., Superintendent of in the Railways Depart Telephones of Telegraphs ment, to be Superintendent in Postal and and the Tele Telephones ment.

William Assoc. M.

graph Department.

THE

IMPORTED

LABOR

New Colony.

REGISTRY

ACT, 1884."

k

We

received from the Assistant Mr. Colonial O.Buffc,the follow Secretary, of a Circular which has copy been ing issued all the to Government Residents, Resident and Officers Health Magistrates, at the various Ports of the Colony I am instructed His the by Excellency to direct to the Governor attention your Sections of "The following Imported Labor Act, 1884," and to request Registry be particularly careful iix you will seeing 4-U V» ClAnliAnM

have

:

Justices James

op

4-

AT

SSHAtriOlrtrtO

uuoiu

fok

this

Edward Knight, William Daniel Elias Butcher, Matheson, William Johnson, Solomon, George Arthur Hicks, Charles Richard Gibbons, Richard Fenwick, and Harry F. Anstey. Tenders Accepted fob 1S90.— Shoeing is for new horses price police (the first for Carnar the second shoes, removes) J. A. Morrell, 5s. Northam von 8s., Byfield & Thackrah, 6s. 6d, 4s. GawDerby thorn, 10s, 6,s. :

—

—

Roads

—

Boabd.

lowing

the Murchison notified F.

Laeey, D.

Burges,

of

the

folof is

members for 1890,

as

Board,

E. Wittenoom, J. Aitken,

:

G.

return

serve

Roads

-

A.

The

—

to

persons

Wittenoora, W. Perks,

II.

J.

Mawhinney.

AOA

-4-

ui

uuv

Peace

the

Gordon

—

"

#-»

been lst.proximo,

to from the pleased accept, the resignation by the Hon.

Wright,

Day

has

man

uxionw

wvulVXXQ

cliAC

jyi'UCATlUl,«

"

The toast of the Mayor was given his to which Keeley, Worship A young lady, Miss amusingly'responded. M. Simmons, appeared for the first time, and delightf rendered a nice little song, ully be true." Dear Robin I'll In a rather brief speech Mr. T. P. Handley proposed -the health of the chairman, which was followed a and by duet, "Folly Fashion," and capitally given by Mrs. McGovern chairman Mr. T. The P. Handley. National Anthem and the responded, a been very pleasant having sung Mr. L. to a close. was evening brought G. usual Carner his place at the occupied he do his well did part. piano and right I forgot that on .to mention Sunday the of there feast the Immaculate "Conception, of Mary, was a of the children reception an

encore.

"

"

strictly complied with, at least one leprous this and it is Colony, be

should

care

possibility landed

being 7.

any

as

soon

as

give to the

principal

Police, Governor

or

the

said list

in

port

or

of

all

vessel

Sijch

which land board

of on

as

aforesaid,

after

AUO

of

Customs authorised

officer

list

contain

shall

the

XOUUliiO

UX

UUO

name,

pounds

of whom in such The master

10. with said

laborers shall also,

pounds there

11.

that he constitution. The

laborer every be any false

list.

of every vessel board as

arriving

XVilVtt,"

as

soon

free

is

possible a aforesaid of each of respect as to his apparent from disease and of as

officer

said at the

medical certificate may be signed port or place of shipment of such laborer to by a person authorised a as or practise "physician surgeon by law in force in of Her any any Majesty's Dominions

or

cognised school at the signed of such

laborer

officer.

Form

C

by

licensed

any

or

of

it medicine, or or port place of by a Government

Such certificate in the Schedule

re

be

may

landing medical

be

may

in

the

hereto. 12. No laborer shall be landed from or the any vessel employed within Colony until

the

given or

master of the vessel to the of Customs Officer officer as a aforesaid, all the particulars of such

other

taining a

shn.ll

medical

certificate hereinbefore

in

respect

or

have

Police, list con laborer, of such

as laborer, provided for; and master or other every who person shall land knowingly laborer within any the to Colony,, contrary the.; provisions of this shall be liable to a section, of penalty not less than Two and not exceed

ing

Twenty

pounds

poxrnds

for

every

laborer

of Edu Rev. C. E.

:

T.

:

W.

Clarkson. Mrs.

Miss M. Melbourne

Larse'n,

R. Phillips, Forsythe. F. H. Dominguez, J.

Davidson,

Murray Murray,

A.

:

B.

Clune, W.

Birch. R.

A.

Mrs.

Kojonup:

K.

M.

E. T.

Ryan, :

Rev.

\C. K. Lefroy, T. Fitzgerald. G. Paterson, W.

E. Adams, McLarty. Rev. T. Northam: Rev. W. Treacy, G. Rev. J. G. Mitchell, Eemm, Throssell, A. C. E. Peith Dempster. Very Rev. W. H. James, Bourke, Very Rev. F. Gold J. J. G. Pitcher. F. O'Callaghan, smith, Mrs. A. Rev. T. Plantagenet. Knight, E. Williams, James, Mr. E. H. Innes, Rev. Rev. F. Mateu. C. C. Fauntleroy, Swan. F. S. Chester, R. D. Hardy, W. Tratman, G. Johnson. Rev. T. H. Fidel,. Toodyay. Mrs. C. Miss M. B. D. Adam, Harper, J. G. G. H. Yasse. Clarkson, Dempster. A. C. Layman, E. T. Thurkle, Knapton, A. Pries, Rev. E. S. Clairs. Wellington. Rev. H. W. Dr. J. T. Brady, Spencer, J. Withers. A. P. Turnbull, Rev. Laffan, Williams. Mrs. B. M. Mrs. Hamersley, E. Warburton, G. E. Knight, F. H. Piesse, York. Rev. E. Williams, F. C. Gillett. Rev. P. J. .Gibney, Rev. H. C. George, R. G. W. Stokes. Burgegjj&F. :

—

—

—

—

afore after

on

to the arrival, give medical in certificate Bucli laborers certifying age and a sound

for

shall

Boards

:

Bagg,

vessel of any who shall said knowingly officer a list give to the which shall be false in of the any parti culars aforesaid shall be liable to a penalty of than not less Two and not

Twenty

District

Beverley W. Edwards, Smith, J. Fleay, T. Fremantle Yen. Arch sen., Davey. T. Bird, Rev. Rev. deacon D. G. Watkins, B. C. Matthews, J. W. R. Gibbons. Hope, A. Rev. T. Louch, T. Goraldton: Carson, T. R. W. H. Turner, deLucy. Burges, Rev. P. Long, Rev. J. E. L. Greenough J. T. Clinch. Irwin S. Sexton, Eakins, D. J. Nairn, F. Moore, F. Brand, Pearse, E.

master

exceeding in respect particular

of notified

are

Groser,

or

apparent age, place of birth, place date of ship residence, place and or occupation, and ment, calling intended and place of residence each employment'of and the laborer, and name, residence, of his The said list description employer. be Form in the B in the may Schedule hereto. The

cation

by

sex, of last

9.

members

ing

:

arrival,

behalf at or nearest to a com place of landing, such laborers containing hereinafter for. provided

particulars 8.

—

:

place

officer

other that

now

special the against -with leprosy

ports

laborers possible

or

of the

the

is

that in

that

having

laborer

plete

guard

affected of the

of every at any port or the Colony,

"

any shall,

to

known

is

master

arrive within

ing

it

Chinaman necessary

taken

of persons at

The

shall

as

—

.

of

by Mr.

ALBANY.

firl-

"

Governor

so

—

The

Cental Dr.

hall, Roe

Board

Rev. T. T. Frizell.

appointed to

be

of

Education

members

Robb,

of

the

have J. Broomand A.

J.

Phillips, W.

S..

Roebourne

District Abmy

Board of Education. Remounts.— A from notification the Indian Government is published the of 1345 Indian respecting purchase .

'

infalldof.nfll

close.

;

The

public

—

the Jshops in night last, looked with brilliant quite gay and the grand displays of fancy lights' received for Ghristmastide. goods lately the attracted Naturally displays largo of numbers purchasers. Intense heat has been at experienced intervals the week. The during paBt weather is, however, very changeable. to It is usual at this season proffer

Saturday

ut-irl

.

On York

v.iam!

—

:

on

Army

Remounts

Notice notice, issued

the

by

the

Alteration

Light or

a

the

brought point Cown

lighthouse

"

the

of

and Bay. for Entering

Moreton

Lights Channel

Notice of

—

the

about the the position

is

the EaSt

middle of of Tan-

Cown Cown give with for the North direction to alter Also, so the

Yellow into line

Patch with

Light

the

at

Patch

YqIIow

the used.

that

at light northern

Tangaluma

the

been

Ports

it will indicate the at which lead should be

Cape Moreton, most Cown

to

as

line

Channel. of

position when

intended alter so

new

Hoav©

of

in consequence westward of

hereby given, continued growth January galuma Light

following has

20th,

Howe

or

is to

The

:

in

that

it

1809-91

year

Deparement

North

Bank,

the

Brisbane

Harbours, Proposed by

for

Mariners. November

to

dated

—

inserted.

as

Mwx

"

last

and

week,

closed

—

-

mistake in the paragraph appears week re the recent foot race. It "should read F. Kirk, and nob jr., King, '

evening, the and that

throughout

the youth of West Australia, the members of the C.Y.M. the Society, and the children of Hibernian Society, undone to make the Mary left notliing of Wed affair a success. On the evening took nesday the 11th inst. the tea-meeting place. The chair was by Mr. occupied tho McGoveru V. P. of the Society, the Rev. Fr. Duff on his having right, Fr. the Mayor and and His Worship After Mateu on his left. ample justice to the good things had been done protoasts vided and the usual formal put by of songs, the chairman, a long programme credit was in. a very etc., gone through " The Clergy" able manne?. The toaBt of who was by Mr. McGovern, proposed and -the_ work per alluded to the abilities tho Bishop, and formed by liis lordship oh the church build dwelt at some length and ings ereoted in Albany by the zeal his stay in Fr. Mateu of energy during Mateu in Fr. responding Albany. for the audience thanked the in which they receiv complimentary way and having ed the toast of the clergy,' the of the made some remarks on energy of tho diocese, priests spoke as to the received from assistance that he always his Mr. parishioners. ICeeley then came forward and sang a humorous song fairly A. Handley in a neat well. Mr.F. speech Catholic the toast of the other proposed of to which the Societies the Colony, Rev Ff. Duff responded in a very happy next item and manner. The amusing well was Secret," a song, Maggie's A.McGovern. Mr. given by Mrs. on behalf of the Gerthen responded H.A.C.B. and gave a very satis Society, account financial condition of its factory Mrs. her auditors by her -Wyle charmed " beautiful of tho Song that rendering reached and had to respond to my Heart,"

.

A

f.t

vancement

was

"Hall.

large

evening

be

Day.

26TH.

that the Christmas

.

l-inAA

.

.

-

last quite gay, one day, of the week,. on "the occasion marriage of Dr. 'Dunlop with Miss Dempster. The to have doctor become genialappears in Northam, from judging quite popular he and his bride met the greetings with -on the auspicious occasion. to It is have to nots that pleasing efforts arc how made in "Beverley being for the establishment of a Mechanics' Institute." Tenders are invited, being of for the erection a up to January 21st,

every

tfPfl

mass

'

.

reported."

Northam

Sunday,

1OPP1 vwvi

o'clock

.

-

"

say,

and and also in the

10

.

.

.

-

,

.

'

It

-

on 011

numVior MUUIWWA

at

notified

is

.

'

. -

;

;

laiwo

were a large instructions given, was number by the sermons profited who received evinoed by the members on: Sunday morning. Holy Communion At 4 o'clock on Sunday last a procession and was in fact took place at the church the largest witnessed here. It was ever and was composed of the various societies Dur conducted by the Rev. Fr; Mateu. litanies and hymns ing tho ceremony under. the were guidance sung of choir-master Mr. Carner. the At devotions Father the evening as Duff preached a very feeling Bermon, all his addresses are, on Heaven, generally he to his hearers the out in which pointed in of frequenting the sacraments neccsity to eternal bliss. After the order to attain Mateu ascended the Altar, Fr. discourse, and and as he held the gave benediction, in to the remonstrance his hands bless as .the little bell tinkled the people could not but be reminded of worshippers where the bles the happiness of Heaven sed bow before the Holy Trinity. During Fr. Duff's a tea-meating stay in Albany Rev. was held in his honor. As tlie devotes a gentleman good deal of his

'

would there are some of appear those who dwell in 'York who covet their would bo well neighbour's goods, and it if they could be inade acquanted with the fate of those who take what is'nb !" his'n Mr. W. Craig, of the Milepool, has had to suffer the loss, by some person or i' persons of several unknown, geese his flock of these" birds having been lately thinned. .considerably the of a case in a During hearing not far a remarkcountry court, distant, able, mistake occured. In presenting the book for osculation, instead of the Bible, " a book. .treating upon High crimes and Misdemeanors" was sub-.unfortunately stituted. When the fact was made known of those in'tlie the visibility body of the Court-became so' that serious great, ap were entertained of "convul prehension's or of the kind. No sions, something I "am casualitiesj however, are, glad to

W

Holy Communion,

,

Davey.

a

tUUXXIill

j

GAZETTE.

DECEMBER It

—

and Boxing Resignation.

PERTH C.Y.M. SOCIETY. s meeting 01 the above At Thursday election a mock was Society Municipal office to be filled .The held. imaginary two that of Mayor and there were was Messrs. J. Moffat and M. candidates, The takenchair was by Mr. Horrigan. who also the John Kelly, performed two Officer. The duties of Returning with seats on the candidates were provided and the proceedings began a platform, can few minutes after Each eight. didate in turn addressed those for At time the. present. asking ciuestions the proceedings were of a When the questions description. lively was declared had ceased the Poll open and the voting When- all present began. had recorded their the counting vote3, of the began under the superintendence the Returning with the following Officer, J. 12 M. result Moffat, Horrigan, 11 votes. The successful candidato re turned thanks for the honor that had been conferred him. A vote of upon to the Returning Officer for the thanks in which lie efficient manner performed to a his duties the proceedings brought

Act."

.

.

_

mAnniiiiY

:)JUUUa'J

presents.'1that considerable It is reported damage last which occurred resulted by a fire Two' week' "Grass hay Valley. the property of Mr. Lodge, were stacks, consumed element. by the devouring The loss like approaches something V £200. J,/:,... Some -very windy weather .has been ex .in the perienced neighbourhood during the in week. A wirlwind its fury past a to Mr. unroofed shed belonging large Eaton.recent School Board election in The in the return of tho resulted Beverley Rev: M.' Groser, Messrs. James Fleay, T. Edwards, W. Smith, and Thos. senrV,

THURSDAY.

.

'

t

an enterOn Monday (this evening) tainment will be given in the" Mechanics' Hall. other novelties Among provided is a liuee Christmas tree well laden with

-

,

.

.

sports.'

s

i

the

GOVERNMENT

last

a On Friday 3rd inst, very large num it assembled in the Church ber of women of the association of being the meeting and-the Rev. Fr. Duff the Sacred Heart, an delivered address in which he spoke of the had various duties which the members of life. On to discharge in their sphere

"

athletic

z t

1

under

Colony

-

g> 0 1

'

)

the

Holidays. offices will

.

.

.

...

within

.

.

.

.

-

.

_

'

"

first

-

:

the

—

Albany. from the papers that a great I notice contest Perth with took place in regard to th6 and I feel School Board elections, the inhabitants W. A. confident that of are with with very few exceptions satisfied elected to look after the five gentlemen Hero there was education in the capital. no and four of the old members contest, with the Rev. Mr. Williams had together walk over. On the 5th Dec. the a quiet Father Duff arrived in as Rev. Albany but was during supposed on a vacation, here to the present lie has his time up been busily engaged.

landed.

—

:

;

. ,

.

of

-

-

.

Rev. Fr. Duff assisted and instructive to the address of members. Also that the Sisters St. most in decorat Joseph laboured earnestly the Church the ing and preparing banners' and soforth for the procession. On Tuesday evening next a summond be will Society meeting of the H.A.C.B. at held which the Rev. Fr. Duff will deliver a lecture on the advancement of Catholic Societies. December 16th 1889. T

—

Correspondent. .to His was presented at the Railn or Broome ExcellencyGovcr oil Wednesday evening about way Station of the lateness 11, -p.m. Notwithstanding hour a large number, of persons' was the who appeared to heartily join in present A brilliant the cheers given. display was made and everything passed of in a manner. quiet and orderly election of a Councillor for the -The It is takes Municipality to-day. place for said there are three candidates the Messrs. Herbert office; viz., Monger, E. Seabrbok; and J. Waiisbrough, of last week Richard On' Monday and Mrs. Walters were tried by Clayton Bench and fined £2 each for the York of a .man named the ;'jaw injuring of The JonathanBowron. expenses the also fall on fchiscase -will heavily defendants. The inhabitants of Beverley purpose Boxing Day by holding celebrating own

be in shall landed, .No laborer at a port which instance, except is a seat of magistracy regularly appointed or which has been notified by the Governor in the Government to be a Gazette be landed where laborers may place

the

an

gave

—

From our An. address

which

at

.

! ! 1

.

: ..

,

could be opened to the public tioned street The greatest the in a few days. of part! credit of this good work -is due to. the late who ever Mr. has Mayor, DeHamel, to and still continues work, worked, of this town, most for the welfare earnestly and it is to he hoped that Ke will be spar ed for nianyyears to promote the interests

' .

jYpm.

.

and

The will

,

old for

a

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and- was there. again Court, he from decision this unsuccessful; of Sir' to the Court Appeal. appealed Michael the Chief Justice, Morris, gave Lord Justice judgment 'against plaintiff, has The plaintiff Barry dissenting.

I

I

Tenders

to

Preston

convey Office

Post

mail

a

and at

the the

!

Mr. J. Charles, calling for the homesteads en. route, and collection of correspondence, at £16 week, for one year, per

various

delivery a

H.

annum.

.

op ;

H.

of

residence

once

Accepted— Fowler,

G the

—

Mails. between

Conveyance

Dow,

to

mail

a

convey Narra

be

.

paddock,. The E.

acres),

(1280

&c., Bankruptcy

tion)

(liquida the

£

1871.— In

Act,

Kenny,

Geraldton storekeeper, Second of 2s. dividend

:

H.

in

In

Louis Public 23rd

P. J.

re

11

the

for

nearly

beginning

home and the

one

than

of quantity consumption half

a

million

consumption,

in chiefly there has

is

'

crease

jjawip.

Scotland decrease,

caused

were Forty-ninedeaths in London in one week these si were of suicide, and the or manslaughter, were due to accident or

is

Sir A

N

W

says

Zealand "

—

I

:

negligence.

A had

to

that

the Armagh railway dis has received aster £2,000 compensa tion from the Great Northern Railway .in

;

«

to

one

nas

Lady

of the chief to

gone convent

a

Toku

of the

take

the

with

veil

Irish

Protestants Irish

as;

Minister, Conventionwere

Catholics, his

not

if

there

were

A

argument

>

the

.in

settlement

A

Matter Societies;

felt

among

of Interest to Considerable the members of

writing

though not suffering but from old ago,

-

.

ness,-

sick against

pay." the

Libel ing '

An

from was

when

has

appeal

on

beeu

has

Court v.

just of

An

—

been

lodged

be libellous words alleged were by the defendants to the plaintiff the post. pqst card through

was

if

Settlement,

:

remit by handed to aetion

They

"

return, our

your

Dublin tried

you

account solicitor."

by the

Chief

do not will be The Baron

a

evidence facts plaintiff

to

had been givgn of extrinsic make them The libellous. appealed

to

the

Exchequer

National Library of Australia

forbidden aside— G er-

But

head. for it

was

roses,

the

her

of her old bright back to, her.» ness came Even a little delicate flower of hope-began'to bud in wet her heart. What day of the

1 yourself me sorely,

autumn

days

it

untimely it knew

head

she

first

there

came

despite the

;

She

was

sweetness the

her through

eyes,

down

darning

eager No

young word through the Tom.

It

made if he would

Sheila

the

she her

was

the

hope like

;

to

if

absence he were,

of

chrysanthemums

their

Mr.

Last Ml.

all

edition

to

deal out

married,

have ed

1

back after

come

be

week

to

with

the

failed

to his

meet

the

the

Gladstone

took

the

criticisms

position

clause

inserted

in

Pope is undoubt

action to

answer

us

was, however, an ex question, which was no more a

Houses

of

from

Address

uot

its

the

Parliament Throue were

in

Mr. Gladstone,

to

the action of reign contradicts

Con

for

and

action,

the petition

was

reigu

Mary's

out

his

and

not

to

are

be

is

possible point does

so

by

to'

the his

in ,as forcibly to admit that

refusal

'to

disturb

Even granting

assertion such

that

Convocation

the j

only knew of

That

of

Mary's

The j

was

in

only not

was an

legislation

iu

attempt 1531 or made

to

no

prove/that

eonsciouqfha

that

legislation

requiij extant

Parliamentary

repealed

that

Gladstone's

ecclesiastical

reign

was

"au of

Mr. goes

Mary's

as

Convocation It

attempt,

oxistence in

Convocation

quite legislative and that it was the proceedings

1534."

to

of

as

Heqp's,

pass

that,

that in

'

'

relative

Their

the action

article,

up

the

renounce

come argumeut Mr. Gladstone's

point

in and, how, his case has brokou down. consequence, For this it will be necessary to purpose remind our readers of the nature of the In his first nrticle controversy. Mr.

upon

Convocation,

On no anything. rhetoric sophistical required

to

seems

contention'

of

prove

and

question,

next

If individuals, assumption. the body itself, legislative it judges in such matters,

Century."

Gladstone

the

gone.

up by both an

vocation

discussed

whole

is

Convocation,

Gladstone's

where Mr.

turns

judge

of the value from Sander, quotation is nob to be found the first in of 1585. This week wo. shall we

the

was

against

are declaratory legislation. They aud voted debated a upon, yet such would contention be laughed out of any in the court They are express country. ions of opinion,, but law. they are not Mr. Gladstone asserts this in positionbut he makes no attempt his first article, to it in bis second. It is for prove

Continued.

Nineteenth

article

Annates. He is here lead of Canon Dixon and Church writers. This to be only a out, however,

of

article

to

all."

in

first

of Strype's and so Mr. Gladstone it his second article, but up in gives and thus another linkiu only in a note,

sent

enough,

Articles

his

Convocation

High

petition fiction

at

of opiniou, pression than similar declaratory legislation from answers the: Universities. Mr. Gladstone on would be forced to admit, that the same the grouuds, replies

him

at

look

in

the

1534, did edly right. an only

trying

looking

his

from

not

Mr. Gladstone's the Lower House

.

could

of

following other

his

trying I brute,

were

you

Gladstone's '

news

drench-

selfish

a

she,

never

To

be,

flapped

said

she

if

which

they certainly so the day swent have heard'; by of Slip had her moods uneventfully. sadness and discouragement,, too, days when the November woods were sodand the den and hopeless, ragged were'

like that

were

implied conferred

;

golden

done

you

you

„

"you have

and

tried

that

felt

but,

"Oh!"

of of it afraid of it which cold weather,

stockings to chain thoughts to them. camo of Lance at no word even winter, on

and

have

what

was

in the Btage with the Pope It is certain not intended to

the time of the as inconsistent regarded claims of the legitimate Mr. in his Gladstone, Papacy." does not to second article, attempt disnute these facts, and they are fatal to Another liis very argument strong

a

:

I

title

was

payments

swiftly

yourself." as

the

a early breach

:

point

round

little

only

it

was

supremacy Convocation the with

to

was

it

petition"

he noticed of her Lance, the dimmining little pathetic droop of the Almost before she figure. he had his had come arms and was saying with a fierce more

thought

her little unreasonable glad, of hope when thrills Christmas was and she sat with mentioned casually, was

it

;

not

contradicted,

when, four years by Act of Parlia was ment, and when England virtually severed by it from Roman communion." " The Royal Dean Hook also says

shone short

had begun

The distant

Btill

later,

her

china, The

so

that this imply what

.

never

she only

uninvited, lack her

'

of

not

was

over,

service,

ih

only

the group, girl illuminat face

little

even

"Child,

,

its

forth

put

knew

the

tenderness

something

degrees

being

from

with her wistful young one ed by the firelight, and hand propping wrist

about

her a

ran

The learned jury. Judge non suited the plaintiff, to allow refusing the case to go to the jury, there stating was no libel in those and no words, before

.

of

beauty

giving

sent on

to

he

afraid haunted

in

oase Appeal The Edinburgh Itopery The Company, Dublin.

congratulated of happy thought

was

night

at

movement.

it; for

day, with the same monotonous, of silent half-melted snow. falling Sheila hed sat doAvn on the rug, with Trusty beside her, liis head in her lap he was old and feeble Trus now, poor Some one who ty! opened the door and came in felt the full noiselessly

patient knew

flourished

interest

to

follows

to

decided on the

.

man

work

household

nation

dreary

heart's

encouragement.

Post Card.

a

question

the Dublin

as

ill

any

to his

-Mass

day

its

laid she took up studies her Lance had taught man, of which and her music, long neglect something, ed in the absence of a' piano— anything she need sit and so that not dream.

By

decision.

of McCann and Sailcloth

.

is

entitled

music Sheila

about

ho

point

:

trouble she mother

-

.

but by such distinguished by Lingard, historians as Hook, Stubbs, Anglican is and Froude. The latter "It says not very eaBy to see what Henry pro this by requiring desig posed to himself

She

and the

store of ancient in The firelight. pleasantly and it day was half over, dusk iu the room grow

father's

Lance to ask him and enjoyed the rollick

piano',

this

feeling

eyes

with

'

regarding Cox v. at the 'Rauisden, Clerkeriwell Police the effect Cou|$|-ito of the Friendly that a "member Soci ety,

a

old the

her

in

inserted Henrv

was

to he would have continued acknowledge had he only been it to the end of his life his able to use it for own is purpose, fatal contention. On to Mr. Gladstone's

moonlight,

conclusion hearts that

excused

was

iieavy

content. was his for doing her best 'sake and hei mother's to live down her trouble. with She took to working feverish and in the intervals energy, ing

Sick Bene-, decision in

the

Societies, the case of

.fit

upon to Mr.

her

for

enf

in une enougn. ueing cause best parlour was fire there a pleasant of turf, and the pictures wreathed with and ivy, and the corner cupboard holly

one

Sheila quite happy As she sat at it rattling " or The Wind Kelly," "Miss the or Barley,"

the

select

Bene

interest

Ana

next

Sheila

made

"Planxty

delight, himself

of

Sick

—

-

of

had heavy lamb.

The and the

that,

comiorcea.

'

The sum Quebec Treasury.

fit

after

that Shakes McLeod's Reel"'

the estates' which reverted the death,in of 1800, member of the Order. surviving was in cheques on paid the

last

up

the

Tom

speak. to no

come

their,

hair.

his commission, and indeed it beautiful piano and wonderfully

a

out

from dated Montreal, that Premier Mercier 5, states the £80,000 voted to-day by

paid the Legislature Jesuits for the to the Crown on

white

her.

at

cause

not

they

to the farm a pretty Tom had Which pianp. some of his on for savings He did not tell her who had

cheap, and it for the time.

telegram over

were

his

a

with

fixedly

the

would could

executed

more

November

words, pillow, but of

came

pet.

was

by the fact that Protestants hanged in Does not this '98' than Catholics. line shed a flood of light of reasoning upon the Irish ? question supported

le

expended at

argued that good patriots better. He

as

"you

to Aunt go well oft any

so

with

over

the He

per Christie legem the petition. The to fact that coutinued acknowof the Pope and to ledge the supremacy his invoke its exercise in annul marriage further that fact up to 1534, and that

kind breast. The mother just her to and fro' soft crooning and then laid her down on the her till she slept, comforting

that

rocked

walnutwoocl

convent

speaking.'

said

;

face against She did pluck

his

A Protestant the Melbourne

.

Catholic

1

coup day there

view to

a a

won't'

never

staring

wall

of

Quantum

clause,

licet,

visitor

no

brought

the

deafen

it

the addition the sense."

by save,

that our Lord, urges though a submitted to Pilate's jurisdiction (a very happy comparison, by the way), so that the clergy might ubmit to his. It was to piu the Kiug ch>wa to this and to save of the Holy the rights See that

in to see her mother came stealing if she as the .and then slept, tender, looked at homely face, which had never but was bent her with anything love, down to kiss her, she sat up and laid her head with a of weariness gesture

and you your darling I have been wicked and but that is all done with." other in .great many sweet, she with her things said,

oid

in

in Japan.

order

same

Yokohama,

to found

on

wet

I am with

as

And a articulate

belonging

of

Europe to at Munich,

later

returning

Mazdira,

families

!

selfish,

.

The

darling," No, I

that

"

they

priest,

till

on

she

ennnrl

ovr/amr

so

because

couutry further

no

lay

in the

Tynan,

'

mother.

Company. ;

of

World

darling Maria's; where

nf.

it

did,

Towards evening, message. and when the place was the shining, heart aucl failed her ; girl's courage she went in the bedroom up to her thatch and lay down on her bed, turn

and

Continued. "You

wIiiaIi

throughout It has argument.

,

a

along sqmehow.

dragged

her heart to beating ed her, but the day

the trade."

Katharine

By

not

boy named whose leg Edwards, be amputated owing to injuries

received

a

supposed, show the

of the1

required injustice only to the but. also1 as the people, first the federation great step towards of the British Empire in lasting form.'

eve

did

they

this

assumes

be accepted on the express ground does not clash with the supremacy whom of the he styles Pope, Caput Ecclesiw than the title arch any more conferred on local bishop any bishop may that

be the

with

He

on.

supreme

as

for his necessary in was been pointed out that this reply not as the King's defined position by himself in his letter to Bishop Tunstall. he pleads that In that letter his claim

to

to

proved

Christmas,

ing her- face to the that the world was

Rule

it

meant

as

:

in

eloquent

are

around

went

"

later

Sheila went her through daily round in an automatic it was a way great of and and day cooking cleaning adornment. did general Sheila her well the sliare, concealing painful

MARSH-MARIGOLD.

A

Premier

convinced

fully

Home Irish

is

"

of

lovely

a

Christmas

forty

House of Representatives,

am

however,

figures,

the opinion

again send

but world, draggle-tailed with showers of snow weather, drifting which changed to mud as soon as it The hours the touched earth. of

%

The

of murder

three

remaining

Henry Atkinson,

ew

recently Of

head

."

that the words the same then

and

tion,"

that

herself

fact and accomplished frosty at across reddening 'evening,

skies white

gallons in the

that these figures consumed. The amounts people sell beer or spirits hasten to lay in when seem to rise, stock likely prices to be on the increase. or consumption real who

!

days

and see, pride in her, very strong the poor little sides against in such of alternations

Christmas

fiYAlfomonf

not

however,

violence.

by

actually pe

must

not

—

snow

'

..

'

show that Statistics published just" number of paupers in England the.total is which allows and Wales 762,853, 266 for every 1000 of the population.

it

|

you

time

A snowy

beer

and been

England,

(

Christmas.

2£

irni-

Jnfqtolmmtl

So, the

feeling,

from under dire Convocation, 1531, threats and the penalties of prcemunire would be inflicted in case of refusal, was of the; nature of " declaratory legisla

.

both

taking

heart.

were

she must

again her;

from

were

Kingdom for the correspoiiding last This is an increase year. period and is spread over of about 7 per cent., and Scotland. The England, Ireland, of spirits during the same consumption has increased rate of at the period the in more than but cent., per

a.m.

came

consciousness,

to the

United

:

'

inst.,

Europe

September,

more

30th on and after payable Healy, Perth (bankruptcy) H. trustee. Tischler appointed examination, Supreme Court House,

inst.

is

is being made, and money, inevitable is, apparently consequence that more is "being consumed. liquor Revenue to. the Inland. According elided returns during the nine months 'in

he

if

his

carry

mend,,

and

declared,

to

him

in

retained

re

Lords

to there up sweetness; when she almost convinced

to.

Trade

police

,

.1543

of

House

grievance

—

ision—No,

the

still

tween Geraldton and Tarra, once a week, for one year, at £50 per annum. Public Sussex No. Reserves.— 1436 (7 acres), purposes. Greenbushes watering No. 1500 (2a lr 3p), Town Townsite— Lots and for 133, 134, 132, 135, 136,. public Eastern Div Southern buildings.. Cross,

ed heads against the window-pane, and it seemed to her that life for was over her as well as for those inanmate She was slow to give herself things.

Divisional

'

.

of the

given

alterations

Due which

position. date from effect."

.

be

present

,

will

these

its

-

notice

in

,

be left

time

at the

repeal.

that

they

legislation.

request

Qf thfc

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22985631

would not they it to repeal the necessary Mary's reign and to have different

assertion

clergy and-

her

clergy,

that Sy nodical Had it

stitutions lic

of fresh Mr.

a

that

so

succession episcopal displace or claimant any legitimate possessors of sees" is contrary, both to the teaching and Canon Law.' On what ofghistory Gardiner of his ground was deprived not

was

with

charged

mentary was

-

chief article

iustify

his

that

of the

spirituality

second

Froudo

as

repudiated,

whole The

taken up

is

assertion

Fisher

in

took

the

in

his

health

what

Mi'.

to

happened

really

hoped, lowed

have

it

1531,

to

Rochester

be

to

tented

to

sworn

.the

not

evidence to show such onth as Mr. hud

the

other

the the Fisher's to

the

to

oath

and, valour.

Bishops

it

not

was is

fi

The

;

saw

of to

reason

skill

even

of

gifted a

and

sophistry.

make

out

a

advocate

an

it

case,

is

his

of

.rottenness

inherent

defend. accentuates the the of needed, to

of

Acts

proof,

Parliament.

Baltimore

The

failure

the

—

effect

and

those

bnitifni

easy perplex when form

of the first the Centenary diocese of the United Slates crowds Lo Immense flocked was Pontifical High Mass

berrnn.

the city. celebrated and lates

that

on

over day, attending,

priests

man

by

n

monster

Wednesday ' ;

CongrcES Cardinal Catholic presented resolution

procession

torchlight

40,000

laymen

the

prelates

visited

Gibbons University, President extolling

took

pait.

present,

Washington,

at

is

to

fear

for

the

con

of

of

a

;

of

man

a

of

and of

rich in

master

a

Ut

pure and easy well-endowed, who uttered if

thought, sentences

the

his was

a

in

as

best

bit

by

views,

place to I was

language of

of well-turned

bit,

where

a

to

in

to

that many things station would

he

is

O'Reily

a

go into

too.

and

office

an

as

earn

I

know be more

would

it

of

H is

no

man

difficult

to

address

on the education best the representation of the that side has question been delivered ever in. South yet and ranks as the finest Australia, oratorical from an deliverance (not is

question of his

of'

point Pirie

view)

by

The

only as

recollect

that

bud set out to erect seemed com in every detail. Not plete und finished with worthless decked, indeed, gewgaws that might please or dazzle at first sight, in strict unison with the but each article of the entire substantial character

comparing by his in our Glynn,

Mr.

I

eloquent

antr

Station, CORN

One of chiropodist which soon tho

glycerine night with

corn

parts and paint camel's hair

DESTROYING THE GERMS CONSUMPTION. is

Research

,

to

satisfactory that to

gernmcides

for

discovered, other liquid.

the

know,

some

consumption one

gaseous

Salicylic

acid,

extent have

aud

is

OF says two

been the

however,

Let

nours

a

aiter

not its

hot

;

'

longer person

a

uncomfortable, water and it will

neavy

sip

MINERAL.

employed as a manufacture of soap and

to

certaiu other substauccs.

The

it

eutire

paper materials available

—

lime being

and

7

of idols. character

factories.

headstones. used it for

tho

f1tiin>oa

fm. AU.

-WWAUVUW

Its

and lightness of its almost

admit

(90 per

incorporation while stock,

with

cent.)

and other clays it 'which are replaces only to the extent of 30 or 40 per known is to commerce by

cent.

It

such

names

as

mineral pulp, and others of

pulp,

asbestine

agalite,

pulp,

chaaracter.

same

THRESHING The

pencils, kiln linings acid proof,

aborigines

nrtinlfis. J

It

slate

cotton in used for

is

American

the carving fibrous its

the

making

rollers

sizing Alabama

filler

chiefly paper, and extent as a

a

with used for

AND

cleaning factor iu

doue

are

CLEANING,

which

in

manner

is

and

threshing an

important accounts. Each

the year's there to be a year appears larger of grain quantity brought to market in condition. When wheat dirty was samples lost for. their owners high, foul from 6d. to Is. a bushel, but even such discount, left Now that prices of the smaller

the

a

more

tent.

us

are

fair

and.

-the

through

of

crop

an

of have

simply cleaning won

up-country practice. Fully sent to market in

which

profit course

even

a

com ,

ex

in

foul buying them. Prizes

after

shows

as

many timeB,

considerable been made by

a con

stripper.

efficient

year

certain

makes a

frequently and trash

be recouped

by any Fortunes

colonies and samples liavo beop

come

nob

is

grain chaff

asjlptnuck

would

price. low,

threshingtheir dis

in

present there

oftentimes

;

such

employ

to

these

less

a

grower

are

comparatively the above figures than the difference botween Farmers a, loss. of are,

screen

of

if the mixture walking by excessive to the soles' of the feet. applied

It

nve

had thoughdt The purchase

every first and carefully brush, bathing drying the feet. This if patiently treatment, is a certain It also continued, remedy. relief from soreness caused gives great a

feels

also

over

Take equal

sadly familiar. carbolic acid and

still

retained

being

tains

deadliest enemies of the short and simple recipe, relief and immunity brings which is exasperating agony

it

is or It is increasing, talc, soap-stone. used for dressing skins, leather, glebes and similar but its purposes, greatest use is as an For this adulteraut. is it fitted on account of its light peculiarly

trict

a

too

or

be need of.

VALUABLE

choice,

CURE.

it

ways.

One of the- valuable minerals of is America, of which the output largely

a

f&mne.

what

—

any

iour

A

obliged machines

insti

of

several

a cup hot him very bring great relief, the stomach stimulating and washing out of it much of its con tents which would have been sent on the intestines had into uot that organ been fatigued, by overwork.'

it

the is

it,

would is

of

and

with fellow-

Tho is latter ago. and is more thinker, fervidly than Dr. O'Reily.

profound.

the

lec

that

time

some

from

professional other one

delivered

countryman, tute

yet but

any

Port

in

given

the same than there

p.ulinarv

good

a

cases

the stomach and quickens, tends as do all

it

it

In of

the of

in

—

for

were

and

applications irritation. toallay Besides it nets that and washes mechanically, out the its contents organ, hurrying down into the intestines, when without

con

a

and

but

action,

science.

a

n,.

part in

acts

crayons, stoves, ovens, and hearths, and also,

need

if

is

1

:

engineer

in a find that would place position him altogether out of his element. To sum the doctor is a fine up, of a cultured, type high-minded, and con To see gnerouG Irishman. verse with him is to like and admire him to him must be to know lnvo

us

a

This dyspepsia. Hot water says When taken into stimulates only

is

master

and

in a long recommends

water

hot

informed

anything

thorough

trade,

nrintimr

of

rubber, lubricant

deein

know

not already ever-advancing

does that

most

DYSPEPSIA.

editorial,

drinking

ness, iu the

accurate

ken, acd I am a clever wouldtake the divine genial

it

His

achieve-

their

ripe

speaker with such a delivered I may use sequence (if "symmetrical" and such a when the closing term), words had been pronounced the struc which the ture (speaking figuratively;

edifice.

of his

"

said

:

JF arm,

the speaker un became apparent

listen

Of

countenance. once

charity began." his scholastic has ,an O'Reily

Dr.

fell

writers.

magazine it

under

cultured off-band

not

beams

it

ere

gave Besides

was

was

been my happiness whose matter was

-Bishop

one

mendicants, from every

amongst

such

can

—

;

travel,

an

gave kind.

at

large constructiveness. the doctor to bo a bad

benevolence of linament

turers.

built being up a structure whole, to detach a great harmonious of which would be to spoil, one sentence its It has not often to destroy beauty.

On the

the new dedicated and a .(.'omiuiltco with Harrison -Government the

National Library of Australia

to

man

him.

manner

seeks

they

have

they

—

utterance extempore forth at such a rate. Before divine had sneakintr been

as Slowly, folded his that there

Papal

which

—

fancy, those

Satolli, delegate, Archbishop 'Tare he run. Gibbons and Williams was the celebrant Archbishop of Mass 'and the Archbishop Ilyan On Monday the Catholic Con preached. read in ac and papers were gress began, with the published ire cordance program over till lasted the Congress Tuesday. the con of Tuesday On the evening was celebrated of that event clusion

'

of

presence

gems

GOO pre including

to

began

language

standing

Cardinals'

-

the 'of

His ho never

fears minutes my of quite another

feelings

—

I

trifted

many

cele-

strives

listeners

flowed

that the

Congress. the

mnch-dis-

never

also

judge

pressma whom

by using a big word a small one -can be made to per service. His uttefhiice is equal that when first I rapid— -so rapid his

very him heard nectedness

Tablet.

Baltimore,

to

lie has no tricks of oratory, who go to hear him, expect of grandiloquent phraseology,

be disappointed. and natural, and

to

of.

Catholic

the

at

Sunday,

listen

;

flood

a

will

in

On

to

the

on

The doctor

day.

after

ing

were

Catholic

same

in

and

only

if

treat

cause

as

pity

con

themselves

He once type-setter. in Western newspaper and did a Australia, good deal of the work which its mechanical produc tion He rendered himself. necessary has all of a smart the qualifications

;

any of the hopelessness is when any attempt position rest it upon higher ground than

Anglican made

the

I should

living published

thinker

sagacious a

to

also is faculty be quick ti see he should of analogy >and contrast,

combining

Dr.

atSt. Mark's, Question a few Sundays ago, when the foundationSchools was laid stone of the Convent it was a treat to hear him discourse on on tho evening of Good Resolutions"

of the he position

His

to

tries

versed

and It was address

masterly cussed Education

account

on

earnest

an

nfterwards.

cost

comparative

cerning

Augusta.

to

j

|

wiju,

no

Herald,

elaborate

I

meal,

—

AND

Boston

j

devoted vitality

WATER

The

so'

them restraining to pause awhile

tho

and good, the points

that

Bishop

the

Pirie Contributor ), may perhaps be described as a cheery, kindly, Irishman and a ripe scholar first,

best

regret to be

of rhetoric, logic, And if be hasfuiled

heart. His

beyond

"Fat

Advocate's" on

is

furthering

men

Dr. Reverend O'Reily, Right Bishop of Port Augusta (says the

The

advice. Should this piove the case, it is nothing to his discredit. it would been only At the most have error of judgment. These are the anMr. in. which we hold Gladstone points to make out his case. has failed The the con case has been urged with resources

Pirie

Po.rt

Contributor" of Port

D.D., Port

the be

may

are

could

have

advised without incon any could do so with

their

are

Bishop,

so and zealous, their that while

them getting sider at what

the

with

comply

the sense And it

"

the

like

!

knowledge

nf

Rornn

alas

meufcs,

their

HOT

chance

a

|

is broad r,and forehead well-rounded, is full. and his organ of casuality very he Somewhat of a- natural philosopher, would never be content with a surface There some of things. are knowledge

to

prescribed

nnf:

this

the

with

it

destroyed of repairing

j

His

who,

germacide.may

will nature, have the damage done.

are (

bank our fires If we don't bound to run at some time we are would of down. The doctor come out ordeal a phrenological very creditably.

that

Fisher took that any Gladstone says he did..

that they sistency safe conscience iri limitation of 1531. that afterwards lie

all

defend

necessary,

j

recreation.

no

its

himself offeied tp and he might Statute,

summate

if

to keep' abreast of who,. in his eagerness his his contemporaries, lias consumed stock of fuel all too Like many early. has given another the doctor student, hours that to up study and labour have been devoted to should physical

lasts

of

which proamble, and by the Chancellor and could not be

to

as legally tendered, hv Klntnlo. Tlmra

Ho the

of

but not same."

Succession, King's of the preamblo was objection,: but succession, was drawn up Chief Secretary,

Act

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