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—

Arthur

Henry

Governor, miml(l)

it

majority Election

to

by

large

the principal (2) of this, the; platform newlyof any is-the prevention party fast-and-loose with' playing either interests, by political

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full Irishmen, in are," sympathy the legislative of their aspirations land ffative element (5) that the Irish forms 'a fourth potent anff well-orgknised of Queensland of the total "pppulation

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with

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the character If the hospital

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the

talk

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Holy Father Bishops of England.

by

the

themselves

Pope

Leo

Most

XIII. Holy

The 'undersigned with have- learnt that indignation

off ,

1

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and denounce the .which mysteries know. to

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doing de Tournon.

merely

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puppets, in motion It

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to

of

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land

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to

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situated

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Besides

revelations. of. each

the explained The masonic

grade, secret

to

seemed

justify

concerning Serious

it.

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forget

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valuable missions

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respectable churchmen—

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Mission

especially by to expect Episcopalians, greut things from the Old Catholic in Ger uprising and for a time the movement many;

hide.it.

high dig nationalities. What I I had a glimpse of is

and the

Catholic Church few years ago we

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meetings Vienne.

some

a

that

notes following Protestant against 'Even' the Protestants must

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of

confession

sets

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ordinary.;

with

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hand

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bit

of

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sense

invisible

string." in the Lodges,

not

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and

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for

are wantonly multiplied burlesques) order to mislead the ken of any obthat the secret of thut server, Society be found out. lie can unless None, for himself the supreme de qualifies

awful

sorrow and great new laws have been about to be carried in

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ia,

beyond

a

enough,"

,

England'

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it

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iq

of

newspapers

?

a that question large of these wretches attri majority may their bute, this, fate; directly to.Jhe of -the Landlord operation landjavs., and extortion done have oppression

letter

a

if

them,

to

republicans, to learn

an

burlesque

learned

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Bishops

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of foreign been made

has

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he

than

Father,

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nitaries

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been

astonished mightily, have acted only with

any

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who

for responsibility on the shoulders made an .emigration rests

case

another

back

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to the

ultimate

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of the

suggest that

and the' victim is an .Irishwoman. but a type of, unhuppily. too largea class. and. Irishwomen Irishmen driven into 'the. have been slums and'

necessary, I am of the which 'scope intended by Freemasonary, is of both the obliteration religion and to the means it employs 'country, expose for that scope." Many unconscious tools, who consider

voting

Sir,

to

JsnQtextrayagant

report

France.

,

politics

the

in

Igave to the Gourrier " A platonic abjuration is He says,-" it absolutely who is convinced ;one

in

Arphbishop by the Cardinal Westminster and the Catholic of the England; following Bishops address has been sent to His Holiness

but the Chnrite, iiierit of the conn-

hecatomb,

(as"

ever.

an

unnatutM

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that

Signed

we.

that,

not

has

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chapel, She is

reasons

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Neckar, of the Infaut Forges on the 28th of October following. " the In 1887 were Troussau. purged" L.aribos'siere on the, 1st of May, the off. aud the Beanjon of. September, the 15th of

will

for

way

is

of those

done

has

his

have led ruined

this

such being

Freemasonry.reigns it France, requires courage to shake off the yoke of the

was

it

iu

surely much

!

three years ago by Leo done again last month Postal Con by M. Baussannee, formerly at St. Felicieu: the in troller. Afdeche, who not only sent in his to resignation des Homines his but Lodge, Les Amis

ing

took place on those of the ; and of the Jesus,

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when

to

come

at

Address

cleansed of the Incurables and the Cochin The laicisation

in 1885, superstition" the 2nd. of February, on 'tlie on 21st. Ejcceniber. of the Foundling Hospital the 1st of April, 1 886

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pericranium

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careful "map the matter.

bring

home,

wdiild

Men

been, suffered to from. contact with1 good, usef iff Jives,

they away

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to

1888.

10,

publicly opinion

Taxil,

herself and it is govern of a judge, almost certain

partial

in),

Lodge

This

farthing

instigated think moved

hundred 'One idea

extent. the smallest obedient servant, R. B. Cunningham October 14.

1st January, of' the1881,, La Rochefou the of August, 1881, in 1882, the Louwei

his

to

;

on

be

England

December,

five

again.

years

—

tie

of

in supreme in a Mason

public'

cr

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are,

view

through

filtered

of St. .Sisters Expulsion de Paul from the Rue de Sev Secularisation 1880 October,

Petits Messages and 1st cauld 'Hospital Antoine of the Saint and the Teiion jeine

out

it

Ireland must the fiat not

in

accomplished :—

wrote

time

a

ihas

of the

may

Freemasonry

electors.

majority not one

most

a

but

head

thick drive

its veto to the odions oppose will witness measure, the end of 1888 secular of the. edifice 'of the crowning

which began This disgraceful

They

the

be

if by asking you you of Mr. -that the sudden extinction think. and the Irish ami Parnell party (clever would as eloquentthey are) postpone take Home Rule.' No, you may fifty idea -into John Bull's to drive an years

not

isation

letters.

been take the honest would conclude

suit. Fathers will gain their Mr. the point at issue is, will Peytrou that be able to the promise, keep his from Sifiterssliall Augustinian beexpel!ed the 1st December, the St. Louis on. and' on the 31st of that from the Hotel Die'u. the Council of State month ? then, If, does'

of the

electors care Mr. Parnell

always

City no'w

November

I

allow, will

I think the fact motives.. Kule isand right' in just itself will actuate 'them. I Personally Parnell did no V write believe that Mr. know of the letter. Nemo or repente he has or arid turpissimus stultissimus,

Cochin's is

objection

You will Rule

j

:

enlirely

more

by far higher that Home

ergo,

that

their

was

it

the

liy

not money, his, wherefore the Ablie gave,' have: no claim nor heirs:at-law.

\

the

believe

I

Sir,

Liberal whether

property." The Council. the building

the City funds for

,

Alibe

-

entitled

are

so," replies raised the

never

he

at'

tbemselves. had

that reflection embittering the. criminal of English' and population American cities should- -draw recruits from Irishborn immigrants. And the;

and

At

who,,

It

all otherthe attempts against Vicar abd: independence of-JUis for and we humbly implore upon earth, ourselves and for the Apos England Benediction. tolical. !

criminars'

women

remiiin

liberty

useless,

-

vie

"ergo, " Not

were

Well,

.

,

is

Church

that

these

come.

criinej'

;

so

fervuit the of

-

the

prayers

of-

cause

you in your life. wrong tbat Home suppose, granted by the voles

.

.

:

&C;,

platforms,'

the:

together of

detestation We offer Divine Head

;

,

are

our

injustice. to

Home Role decision in be decided by the judge's case." I Parnell-times affair that"

will

iustitu-

the

on

and.

ah

that

,

'

and

to

.

miserable

a

.

of them, existence

Many

,

and ignorant, helpless and unskilled in any occupation in which is a demand for there, labour, from drift bad to worse— forced by sheerjieceBsity, to herd the outcasts, and thus among familiaris d with at last be vice, they

at'

is the

satanic, annihilation

and of

Europe.. " Then

'

:

'

ing

teeth

.

their

v

conditions.

new

merely drag out. and many more,

:

!

'

Catholics

great

-

—

-1 the 'iVaowVcrrespondent devote d;;a. letter to the pi ready. bp.ye ." laicisation," but I must come mattenqf it as the Ediles are showbaickto ''again,-

Says

,

under

ol

public opinion has rebuked

penal legislation. add ;our' protest world declaring

civilized all

with

this

also

we

of the

Mr.

the

the

;

civilised,

'And

inquiry:

-

-

in by the poverty fruitage, entailers to endeavours-, satisfy fthe, rackrenteri wentdown in 'he struggle for liflj many or

full

enjoys

healthy nations

condemned

and

not

in

whose

the authority.. Already and of all Catholic pastors and also parts of the world;

supreme devotion

its

<

.

Church

people in nilthe free and

;

of Queensland (6) that the Irishmen are" most well-known lis the intensely Nationalisffof the' million that now Celts inhabit colonies." the Australian

those

for

all,

only

in the professions, and administrative

There .a departments. is, however, danger that this view of the picture may be considered to' tbe exclusion of its_. who reverse.. those ...Qf emigrated,, homes by the evjfjtpr forped from their,

nation

free

every unlawful

and violated. dispised who live in the land where

atholic

filial

Rule

Home

in

business, pursuits, in the legislative

or

are liberty and offended at profoundly aggrieved the injustice and the violence with seeing of the Head 'ol which the sacred rights and'violated the Church-are obstructed and in the very seat in the very centre

;

The

in

are

rights We

Figuies

world

henceforth be above and,

will

by the Government

money squandered of the -Republic. is

jgagffeff

the

throughout

lady super to be worthless please a handful

.

of

Christeudom

of "the

.

that no (4) colMinisterial

autonomy four

-be enac

.

;

of lrisli than

evacu

two I edifying beingeloquent, give of the The secularisation examples." francs of Cochin Hospital cost 138,000of revenue; and 18,000 francs capital. aud francs that of Rsy, 300,000 capital And thus francs 45,000 per annum.

-

fewer

a

of demagogues, to be turned into

;

case

by

lay nurses admitted

are intendents and expensive;

street; M'llwraith, (3) that Sir Thomas the organiser of this, an»l powerful party, " the first' Premier1 of a National Minjslike the great, Australia,, .try'V .jn is, -m ajor of his S fel lo w- co u ri try ty cottiffh meuj an ardent- sympathiser with the i

The

worst.

Downing

in-

of

except

the

cannot:, legally law specially

question

White-

.The success of our abroad countrymen has been- repeatedly made the subtest and ofrpraise Thl'Plfs, congratulation. but Few strike the indeed, just. things attention more than this, that the Irish people in other countries have been- able to attain the. highest whether positions,:

p-rson

.

for the circumstance. Now, given favour deservedly enjoyed by those it he supposed women, might saintly would that the enactment of such a law on the other not be an easy matter, but, of our lawthe character; hand, given for he must be prepared makers,;.yve

General

Queensland

thai

a

the.

in

effected

National

power

ted

wherefore

Congregation,

a

ation

bear in in Aus

avowedly

an

returned at1 the last

was,

party

sorA

for

.history,

as

future

to

necessary the first-'time

is

that,

their

as

;

in

Victim chapel.

I

-

of your whose absolute Holiness, in the exercise of your liberty primacy over world said to he the Catholic was not is the guaranteed, exempted from To proclaim to the people penal laws.

'

tralian,

Blake

Latest

;Tli(a

.afcL.t

"

.

the indig underlying nation andof the Queens-, tonishraent land and Ministry, Parliament, people, at the contemplated of Sir appointment

-

-

Ga&etlc says stand the motives

world is to be punished Catholic by fine and imprisonment. There is no excep-. tion' of any person how madp- in favour soever sacred be his may eminent or The venerable and dignity. sovereign

the

at establishment .connected virtually

,

shameless will dare to being deputies, affirm that, no harm to. they mean relig whereas to combat ion, they have sworn it of means." by all manner or

incut

doing

so.

I shall, give proof As for giving out :

in;

;

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...

the Gal lican there was moveFrance headed by Pere The ancient French Church

Hyaoiiithe. was to be restored

.

writing

.

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tralia,"

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office

occasion, after .who,of servility,

on

.

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Mr. .T. F. subject, of The Irish in Aus to Hall Mall the To Vunderrightly

this

Touching Hpgan, author

the

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to

:

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,

,

called attention to the painful already the situation awaiting Augustinian; T 'have Sisters after "expulsion. theii; since then learned of an additional ag to that situation. Their gravation '

Blake.'

ff';'

managed

H- A.

Sir

yet, unmask into getting

be good, hypocrites, by dint

will

it

names,

.

to

Objection

Queensland's

to The authority word or by writing. be protected laws is' the by these of a that authority revolution, by has possessed: itself! of the1 city violence of Rome. whosoever shall Henceforth, to write Or to venture speak in defence See and of the of the rights to the Holy

founded and establishments donations will be nurses. I have by religious

by private

.

only

supported

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natural that suppose

to

for

was

it

to

'will

the inspiring cry, siastically respond A French Church for the 'French people.' didn't. as a matter of fact But they Church to-day $be Galilean might he

must

they

—

New

an

all

York

of Pere

Tribune.

in

this

At

Gladstone

'

1

the

to

convert'

to

''Protestantism. has

however,

mission,1

weaken

the

.

from Even,

people

ism

any

even

good the what,

not

is as

a

to

Mexicans, who' are look Catholic Cbuich, these

well-informed discoveries friends

hostile

more

'

broadly

that

directly

to

this even

is

-

made

;

olf

nmiorh

viiuivu,

and

sympathy

i

Catholic

rpftAlVtid

Vinn

it

of

aid

the

:tlm

"

inflnentiul

many

the

This

ago,

but

not

was

the

importance

its

true,

In letters

so

to

up in

change

Ireland all be forger

to

few

a

public

weeks

opinion marked

has been most subject and unmistakeable. The Unionists now This talk of a drawn battle. is nonesense. It the letters are palpable not home Mr. Parnell proved against

so-hallod has movement on

can be 'traced forgery and guilty originator, clear If this is proof-

believe

ies.

on

the

impression

little

sanguine

the

(which

McNamaia. 'Bishop' and;several 'Father-O'Connor, 'escaped for some nuns' haive laboured earnestly of draw. a large out ito following yeats but they have the Catholic. Church; Protestants.

no

one

any

ble),

thinks

now

even

possi of

general suggestions from derivable the identity Land officials with League be lame and will organizers

criminality of certain Invincible

This

it.

The

was,

South

place.

truth

nor

units, " 4.

ancient

dogma,

and certainty in faith. and the liberty questions The church is dogmatic for fear adds to its defined Every truth It and narrows the field of error

'directions.

opposite becomes

vague becomes

moves

the

wind

against stress and

succeeded

barely

above

heads

water.

Said.,

a

:

to (..clergyman Catholic priest reform movemen :

:

.

Protestant fair-minded ' me the other;;day: A to head a who wishes .

i

I

Parnell. was singled out Distinc individually by the Times. tions were drawn between him and His was others. the motive of guilt the whole which tragic composition

own

t

Church

the Catholic

in

occupied

such great mistake in beginning married J a movement by getting Mind yon, I don't believe in the. celibacy To .my mind it of is one Of the clergy, But errors of Romanism. the greatest who married a priest gets reforming to convince find it will impossible

makes

a

that

in

starting he gives his enemies a bis influence as to destroy a chance of his at the reformer very beginning Yes j 1 know Luther career. got bnt reformers few would-be married, of Luther in ability, ami are the equals of Luther his case even in the besides

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marriage impaired Another trouble- with

his

|

i

that

influence.

ing credit

tbey

give ior

(

are

Roman

wnat

is

comeoutors' unable- or unwillCatholic Church

these;'

the

they

to.

guuu

m

it.

the alienate sympathy of well read Protestants. D. Dr. J ustin brother,

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.

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of his ..style of warfare. approve sacerdotalism battle between great will be fought anti-sacerdotalism; other than those used by weapons and McNa'mara. Fulton Bishop

systems

represent

two

meant

working

steam

error.

of

error.

moving the uncertain,

They

these

bad

a double played part. English fair of not tolerate this species play will Blame is sometimes warfare. given, Irish and perhaps justly, to certain

and public for their journals of methods the most but assault, ferocious of them are calm and dignified with the course by comparison adopted of England. In by the -leading organ the of interests honourable political men

if

Times

the

taught

is

have other belligerents amenitiesthan those of the Red Indian or the Yahoo: Irish Correspondent of the Manchester Guardian.

The .and with Dr. The

opposite

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statesmen,

-It

it. against the Church

lest

should declare that by Divine assistance Head in its faith and morals cannot err for if this be true, roan did not ; found man cannot reform it, it, teach

cannot

man its

history,

its

own

or

to

it

acts

its

interpret

knows

It

Mr.

Parnell's

llave From

new.

you nothing from .Pope,

now

to-

And

Goldsmith

his

begius

This tomb, inscrib'd

to

or

The

Church

its

Witness

own

And

our

epitaph

Parnell's

gentle "

but- not

gratitude,'

II

Secure to The friend,

,

the melancholy half of ParnelVs

rejects than

o'er

the

mark

And

page

the

which

friendship to fame, gives with inscribed

verse

Parnell's (so close and such

find

name.

fates

our

agree)

Parnell

as

found

in Vatican

The of the

article

North

"

the

in

September froni Review," Manning; concludes

American

the pen of Cardinal with a summing-up whicn

arguments,

number

the heads

of not

to

incontestably that statement the Church but which also should witness, stroke

finishing-

Church

is

on

the

of is

his

its

own

put

the and

tediouB In gersoll Con In proof that the world-wide the irrefragable witness of its "

purposeless troversy."

testifies

only truth

the

his

of

Gladstone-

favourable

made to the

impression visitors

cosmopolitan Exhibition

by the Irish now glad to be able to then expressed, opinions firmed by the committee who

acted

judges The fact

as

for

section.

And'iiifti'k in

Pope, of the will

another his

Recall

those

on

am

the

rise

hear

Still

Parnell

thy

says

clos'd

his

in

:

thy days, liviug

lays. And

Dr.

He

Arbuthuot,

writes

verses,

con

that

comes

in

the

Dragon's

:

not

to

rule

be

will

to

gentlemen When summoned

the

conferring articles of prizes. that from known of the world were every part exhibited must mind ; that be borne in Ireland had to contend against Belgium.

Tsee, thee.

in1

Oxford, that

nights

thee.

path

toilsome

the the

Vatican

Lord

to

letter

not

of

I tell them that have been of

the future Parnell

Secure of fame, -

—

1

line.

grief mine.

is Pause

style.

the Roman correspondent Dublin Nation : Your readers that I told them have forgotten

his

his Dedicatory Epistle, Mitford, writes : Rev. Alexauder Dyce,, j

the

to

supreme

Says

j

?

:

fame.

and

and the Exhibition.

,from

jGay

name, May speak

legation." In the article body' of' this powerful the Cardinal has examined Archbishop and analysed these points with a vigour clearness which it to aud raise the of a masterpiece of reasoning height

Ireland

.

day,

Parnell,

—

;

on

Dr. makes

,

more

the

is

is

name

his ancestor, distinguished Thomas the poet. Swift Parnell,Lord Oxford say :

heart

and

ParnelL"

of

And

history of its own

.

lips

My

witness

"

Pronounce

and

mockers,

dread

As

diplomatists,

worst

their in

were

of

Corn-

th e Patl Af all (says and will be for a long many Gazette), to our it be day, interesting might readers to know bow is bis name pro Almost nounced. every person pro if the accent was nounces his name as on the last This is incorrect syllable. from the following verses as be seen will

against There evidence

luminous

to

everyone's

in

definite.

and tide, of the world.

intriguers,

Rector

her.

for

world the

fact than in theVatisupernatural can For eight Council. months all that world could say and do, like the four the winds of heaven, was directed it. upon

Governments,

the

by "the

or

'

and

treasure.

As

more

more

Mercy,

if it is yet another proof, proof do of what Ireland can necessary, will do when times dawn happier

were

How

this

say that he had bad

men

be

a

philosophers, traitors did

that and

fiira,

of

never

immaculate to

answer was

for

arcli-

I

Fulton, I respect, goes on that the and will notice track that, you rotestant .denomi men in the thinking Doubtless stand aloof from him. nations, to Roman they are just as much opposed don't but as he they Catholicism

two

(

large

good whose zeal and sincerity

is,

no

the

by

was

auu

of

numbers

:

is

warfare1 it well that civilized

|

is

turns it

week

attention when on his

English and now

j

,

either

men

public

so

.

"

he had his reform

Catholics

i

.

Roman average dany other object movement; and

Mr

week, conspiratoi assailants what they

I

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keeping

in

inconclusive.

of

as

land,

!

their

Rev.

loves

It of

ever

and

more

Church

Sisters

the acting Cassell, Harry of the Irish in the Committee absence of his Grace the Archbishop of Great has been Dublin. pleasure in Rome at the distinctions expressed won not by Ireland, only by the Irish but by all the frieuds of Ire residents,

enlarges The world

truth.

are

the

by

meihber

age to age, as the everdenials and perversions of the The world is truth. against it is of defibecause impatient

of

in

either by the Most the Irish College da tore men

every of principle

from

Church

.

and presented Bugot-street, by them, has received a silver medal while a gold ; ornamented with a diamond chalice cross and given Sisters of designed by the receives the other one. Each Charity, be accompanied prize will by a diploma and signed by the committee of judges, will be forwarded to Irelandshortly

in

open

the

at forth

called

was

Woodlocu,

of variation.

inheritance

lace

their The schools. the gift of Monsignor and is destined for the of the Holy Father J The

poplin

use peisoual lace made

;

niteness

the and

made

poplins white

thedoctrine TheChurchhasguarded of the Apostles, assistance, by Divine with The articles of unerring fidelity. are the- faith the same in number to-day as in the The explicit defi begiuuing. nition of their has implicit meaning

expanded changing

good

for the sent. These 'are specimens and I know declared quite unique, caused a lady an envious many thought and desire to possess The third them. medal is awarded the Nuns of gold Harold's for v the Cross, Dublin,

agree

age, and is indentical Error is uot the

and

Kensington,

the

favourable article in the Art Magazine from Cole. the of The Henry pen second medal is awarded to the gold manufacturers ware at Beleek of pottery

arc

solutions

of

of piece exhibited

a-

no

denials

the superintendence of Youghal. This if I mistake uot,

nuns

fragments

its

for

done:

yet and the do not

every

the the

by very approximately incalculable. simply

people

ever.

country, Catholic

this

Independent

:

as

strong;

for

of

under

are but many Their together. is of theii multiplicity proof being human. The of claim the Catholic Church to a Divine authority aud to a Divine assistance is one in and the same

enough,, inclined to

always

per world, world

and a Divine virtue of a per To this even

account

has

many they

and ioyal still credulity, 1 think there remains quite enough to belief in the substantial justify accuracy of what: is stated. in Beyond doubt, have been made in New York quires and other with American cities very considerable is stated success. It

'

as

and

and the that ruined; and without the genius, the of these deliberations is all the more important.

to Ireland, then, five three gold and two medals, silver ones, for the exhibits to the following of Irelund a medal Episcopacy gold foi the lace presented by them, but made

they

adequate

man

Parnell's home. The

and at circumstantial am

»

be

idle

are

gentlemen Tbey have awarded

refuse to believe this account of visible and palpable fact of the imperishable of the Christianity Catholic and' Roman Church. They must find a more reasonable, creditable,

Mr.

deductions

large

clues

us

saylhat

to

men

and

pieces people result

bears unity, our reproach. for the teaching holding to be infallible. We as a of our testimony It iB not enough for

faith.

changeless

temperaments

successful than Prbte'stahtism, who have been trying the Episcopalians a reformed Catholic Church. to organize Church of Jesus' exists Their so called on and is the paper, largely to-day of bitter in'thehpme controversy subject heads church. Bishop Riley 'one and the vanti-Rileyites in it, faction and each is faction head another; in con most of its energies expending while In the other. the; mean verting is vir the Catholic Church of Mexico tually "In;

America

in

make

of

quarter by

effected

Christian

origin

of the Church take the rebuke

the

from

rebuke

They

Letters.

reached here

seem statements and I although

with

foreign

are

have

of the

Divine

a

lace

:

and

world-wide

comparison

and

hi attemps' suspicion Here again religious propagandism. and 'Methodists,1 who 'the 'Presbyterians to convert Catholics to frankly try on

with

domestic Christian

for by any forces that are, by aiiy intra say, possibilitatem of what is pos the limits

office and authority iu Divine assistance. petual the Christian in world, to the Catholic external It is turned witness. to

A

clergyman

proceeded

Forged

Rumours

impression intelligent

Irideedj'roany

'the'

ends.

The

walls.

and

The

tlie

'rule.

on

;<he:f)'eoplei :and' far seeing

its

ftithin

apologised, service.

admit

;

have1 iriadelittle

missionaries1

their

missions

Protestant be successful | fof

Mexico,

ought7 to to are Catholics ready' 'Church in Mexico Catholic But to be sic. it oiight

the

now

further of the

to

1

:to

extent.'

"In

in

'

to

able

been'

Oh urch

be accounted or

claimed

the hands of Irish were party

tool

a

and

WHiteinch, clergyman, speak said Mr. Revolution,

member rose lady congregation in hUr pew and called upon him in solemn tones desist. him to She told his was business to the preach Gospel of and forbade him desecrating the Christ, house of prayer by propagating party-

Cuffiblicism the MpAll

not

Catholic

1688 was

Romafiism, using him

,:hbt'bli8teaihe'':pbpiilar The French only the' people. of this successful movement nyhnii rably is the McA.ll in France to-day which does hot aim to reform mission, but the Church of Frahce from within,

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the

!

on

ing

Established

.

alwkys Wa'ckhowledgethat

the

'recently,

the the

of

with both the old and the modern world outside of Chris demands a cause than the tianity, higher of nature. possibility " 3 That the church has always

Glas

Church,

Pr,otestanti

and Italy for. work, France silk, must not be forgotten. pottery ware, In these days, too, whbn we hear and are read that Ireland not and the Irish worth that without the anything, would fall' to she, support of Efigland for for

'in

life

lhat this elevatidn

manent

the

in

service

a

gow

are excepted, ready has the mbVbment of sympaihies

of Buffalo,

'

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even

"2. in

-

to

meant'effort But Church. well-

i

Clergyman

and

causes

philosophers within sible to man."

A Church— Apologises.

mankind

to

"

cannot

as

have

interest'

'of

in

,

deal

great

a

The

;

Episcopalians takfrh

Politics

mission

com

affirms

mabhood and political

world, natural

"

success.'

or

naturae

Hyacidthe,

and- possibly his children. of this country

wife,

his

consist

saidto

of

social

;

almbst

Eminence

tion

and

errors f

legation

bis

" That 1. tinexistence iiupi-rte'lmble ami the vaBt and- unde of Christianity, niable revolution that it has: wrought iu in the moral eleva men and in nations,

will

they

own

1

by that

begin

in

i

<

in

find

Protestautism is good in Romanism. Then to attack -be in a position its mistakes with some degree

'

to

convert

incorporating

Pere Hyacinth? would ''enthu

they

my any

Catholics

I

which

mind,

other

human race' as the long want friends, Protestant of Roman number great

as

If

exists.

hitman

the or

expression

of the ib iliepira1fe'W6ih"'Ihe:cbmmUlnidh' The French Church. people Catholic of a desire shown 'signs liab freiuenUy, of the Pope ; to revolt' fopi the' authority

and

in

form

some

-

whilekt be taken

to

tendencies

old the

country,

.

'

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Be 'drivehout of. 'lie, to be reforhied; abhWs were

''to

It

is

to

examples will

obey,

Pope, by Arbuthnot, Parnell and Gay, ,

such be hoped thatafter of the Irish leader's

be properly

s

sure

prouounced

metrical name

by all

it

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as Jthe, .SPbftfor.maiutfiming .orchestra, to., i;,a recent Expedition tlie..permanent ,insitu.tion,| ,a.t a$ annual Justice he will start next, vcost .Broome and Chief estimated ja-t £1.5,0..,;../. Onslow, to no, of parliament", Justice waste TJie proyqgation has bound, to ,say th.atfthe„Chief: ifelt; lii:-.in, j.ljis .behaviour. at had :been indiscreet .time ..been, postponed .till ltjurday.,,., preparation;. .Zanzibar., The .Prince vote was of Walies the ..Duke. \ .'<) The then.cpnssedi.withont ;and -Sypney, Uecemlbierr,lj9, of. have ;ijii ;; Portland .their Seaple division.; wants, .P'Gonnpr ,tpj cppie, to igue|(! posj tins the lilierals the". are endeav in Honorable Cqlppies. is, Artillery .Corps,. Sparse, he.-Gladstonian " undecided .ickii ./.'! -(..ITU of the. to. abpuaccepting Egyptian policy, tl»q oring ;to makfttbrpiigh Government retusingj .otherwise, aj. challenge the Govenunent a painty Another heavy thunderstorm question gray.t;£p00( corps j-,,,. .lowat,'ds|. placing jthe ocpur.Lord .fell Mr aud rnight. ..Gladstone,; system. ,of .rain Morley ,r),! |.rdid,a.st Torrents _undpijJi8.Ypliinte.er f Qr.r hurchill attacked tyro is .e'ery ; hours, and, .there Randolph. furiously,Copper ,is worthBTS.;. ;t!ip;i£97>< 22. its the Government on last, appearanpe,pf the, question; iinj.. ',,," IfONDON.; December continuing. that the, read December 20. and, the-,, last named. stated (,! iv, (.ApELAipBj night, second ing (pf. 'lefpro jtlie, vote Pf Sir George.. ,Campof the Federal, was ,to ,-.he nioyp' ja., Council prepared .jThe.rnepting pj.i-ppri.atipnBill, to .will take the Government wh(/n an in vi led attention ceiisu.re on .nell places at .Hobart on, the,th Wp8t(Ausj;aha'8 of .February. deiimnd' Th.e Premier, occurs'.; Ayas ojiportunelime A. diyision, fpr.;autdn,pmy. ;'.e,;C,)nsid?r6d (Mr. Thos. which resulted in the Goverimient in and the .Attorney,, taken .on. the ..qne.stjjm,; were General Playford). unauthorised have been a meili. into until to 90 jfor .the,,. Govern Parlia :pfV entering negotiations appointed represent majority obtained. skarholdersi in .the had /been .Some of the largest., s/»nction; .S.outh Australia. ; mentary assured In views interests involved, 0anal ;M. d" salp (of.; 1,8,88 Urqv.n .Jand ;l!anat\m,ha.ye large. Another, ofothej bave he the Colonial confidenlje. Office leases, takes; place against Lesseps that, they, still. protested to-day, Ban k and, bis to. fulfil the .promises, be on its own Sir The, .Stat,e, in ability acting responsibility. Royal ;Mint Baron and that will, John Gofstp-'Q.G., for husrniuie, they (Wi.ll.iiigly repfying' /Melbourne and .pommissipi.ieave.p to any future. he. may de the'" matter was snbsci-ibe ;bon.ds Worms, stilted" Sydney .on, thedth; of J anuary. " for '»i; one.' 'The deem necessary the (.Canal; u purposes. 'wholly December. 2, Q, depkrt/meiital' IVIelboure, American: honourable' member to- know thai O'Connoi the Onyons; the.. ough't (defaulting Tatipnal (Cbampipn Bank Searle for. £1000 no decisive wi th has been. (Committed, has ohalleoged be "taken .clerk, for sculler, steps won Id ;

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Mr. .made

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vote,

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fit

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this

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MELBouRNEj1December

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come agreement' was 'to finally ing the; "Chinese. Restriction Parliament Wilbbe proroue'dvat;

-iinclianged. .

iiy«.

AoELiAiDE; 'Friday./ attendance -ati large li.

1

'to establish rate of 'she 'National Bank, ofi 4d. per half-ounce, for' 'all on behalf of the shareholders of have, of the world from- Victoria'. »;»>; parts the Bank, disclaimed all con " liability Sydney," December 21nected iwith their customers1, deben-the match the 'Austra ; In against tures, amounting: to £14,000 anid left lians -by- 1 1 local men,' the latter 'scored with the Bank for safe which 133 for 5 wickets. keeping, McDoneH'-' aiid have been stolen the late by ''OnyonsMoses intend to shortly reliiiquish confidential clerk to the bank. '.cricket. It has now been) ascertained that AdelIidE," Saturday;'total Onyons' defalcations, The including O.R.M.-S.: Dusitania /arrived various amount to forgeries, from 'Albany £40,000. The s.:i South yesterday."! suicide' wlien Onyons meditated Australian leaves for FrCmantle' t6-day. arrested. / The 'O.R.MiS.1 horiidwkrds, Guzco,j' v her Sydney, Decern 18.' leaved ou -Monday ; Mrs. 'L. Jacobs arid Tn consequence of the adverse vote Mr. "A Cochelet are booked as1.passehrecorded in the Assembly the Govern v gers by her -for Albany. ment iriet "and supporters The 'yesterday week's-' run at? 'Broken "Hill passed a resolution confi amounts' to »95,000ozs' of silver;' expressing dence, in the Government. This resolu A very" successful' was concert givSn tion to was, communicated Sir Henry last night in aid' of "the families 'of1 the Parkes prior to. a cabinetmen' whoiwere killed »in! the meeting being 'ree'eiit 'exheld for the purpose of the Government board'the on !s;sl "plosion Albdny.1 their position. considering Subsequently Melbourne, 'Dec.'1 23'.' Sir Henry Parkes stated that. after full '; was Parliament '

ar.e

b'eciiuse

results,

"

INTERCOLONIAL. December Melbourne,

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Manchester

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the1'

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of countrywere' 4;000 miles an? of £3- per avefage rental Shares arequiet:

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December

'Chamber, a

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over

of.

by suppressing like nuisances

ha !1been Extraordinary the Federal summoning.; to-day, Council tP meet bn the(29thii of ;fJanu-

f

Taiiher

Cluis.

States."!-:

to

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Coin-'

treatmeuP.

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steps ufrom

arising;

Decemberl

Hobart,--

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Italy

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general

M anchester have

tibilaii

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'tHe

1

Bal foiirtl swindler; thief;

tliiit inmoured' been made to assasinate new President' son; the

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curried Prot'ection by '72 'Th A Protectionists j

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takingJ

evils'

the presence, of Chinese,1 dens and. other gambling in thefoity. ii:nmU

issu

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a'gaiip

are

the

diminishing

::'the

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pldce'

for

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Government;

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quarter.

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of

Digiili's talteu

prisoners

the Dr.

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Jnteicoloiual

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in'

the'riotdrioh's

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to

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value of '£700,000 has arrived dm ing theRussian -bond -holders'

paying--

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ihade

'be

settled finally by a Conference, mutual., concessions thy; "both' made.; u:;i ,.>» uG j

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'many''ahd' wh'6'

fled,;

relating

prisoners

the

gold

1

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to tbe ;lai!ge owing Stock -.'Exchange

Gladstone

-Mr;

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see

changed

a

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to(

intending

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BullionBussian

week for demands."

,

for

!»

Times.

Catholic

-

contradictory indeed wo

then Church

religion,

life Catholic otherwise. .not

for

-

of

systems

but'

opposing,

merrily

money tbp better, of gold

i-CUlellUMltS.

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/"riot

inarkotha8'

imports

If

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Sacraments

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-"follows,

inTorce1. are-gatherin'g is nepliew athobgotThe in the recent at fight " Aideh!ate'has taken

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can exist it. witjiof (except .that:-, without, the or power eye'n iBapfcism), define if it is the attempt to truth life to teach' and practice two Catholic

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of Pan V

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Advices received from Suakitn sfnfe that a battle Osman 'between. Dignas forces and the garrison of tliat' town" is r" imminent. (

at :which sides were

'

,

pnrhl.ind

j

Company

the TTth of'Augudt. advancs will -An probably Han dou h, upon whence

1

been

has;

on

in the Lesseps Co. is steud in under persons

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the'

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of'ithe-'Pa'oama oh (/Thousands growing,; take to (suscribe1 for auy number ama bonds' in- the future.

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evidence life the obtside, in ..the east, and

"M.

'Sir '

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Sydney,. December 2,0. between the, Typqgraphiand the Master Fritters

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The dispute cal Association :

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has received 'news)! tnistworthy stating that had Stanley passed through Santhorhe'and 'liad sinceairived -'safely with Emin- Pasha' at the Riyer 'Arn wh o n

|

with

hympathy

..cpntetnppirary

must

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failure

to who see tho jfaifo and energetic Catholic Roman Obedience hoili

jCathplic of fall

.lepeDdSj,

'bo

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conclusion of England is l.ier-

schism

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people. ?

fidionloiis

Church

''the,.

self

the.

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Rintore1 has of "South

1

"'Governor appointed 'as the siiccessdr Australia, William Robinson.1 The West African Telegraph

surrendering in "Western!'

!il

Earl

Hon.

been

leadi

a

of people in the- Cape? Colony and half :a million miles of-Iatnl to: thousand Australia forty

haiidful

will

see

that

deny-

this

to.

-idea-

his

in'

Gazcttei ng deprecates the conduct of full in. "the yielding of Rechuaualand to ;a

to-day, Lord Kuutsford' "administration

tlie

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reflection, of'

cannot

Spectator alternative .

on

may Baudinel

Mall

article-

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Mr

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surejy, extravagance"-

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say

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London,

the Rome,", he

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bail being refused on the ground he. would .probably commit, suicide, The yyill of the late, Josiah Justin, of Caulfield, has(|been,proypd— fthe rpal property, being assessed /at; £15)4,0/30. that

I

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:

in

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that he will he. objects to.

as

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or;.

i he '"and Parliamentary, 'sanction, bill tlie1 House 'be enablingmust,:,pass '"'Tee fore' could ';be 'granted; autonomy Bill' afterwards? ''passed Appropriation

be

toi

race,.

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to;.

;

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states

'climate.

St.. PeiePSiat. the humblest ".the. of-., Jayipan, ii„;sa.ys,: is the true OptfioHCi .;y: English Chdich. of the .Universal t.rue..repreeeri,taiiv;e, and -His (foijufled oi> Church, by .Christ the Pope and, his. Cardinals

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in.

the.

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championship,

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ly '

Church

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theatrical

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.felt

which were of members of the

within House.

"events' >

o-e'd

„

that

Sir

N.

F.;

view

The

memory He eontendhad Broome proved for of actions, unfit

killed

cunduct West' of

during

Sir

men

.

aiid

troops Gren-

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Osmau

I

Mr. in

a

tipal

Giffen,

air!

loans, rial

were

enemy

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with Tlie

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footballers

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have

W!aies CaVuiarthe'n-

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for

future

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the.

eminent

the Government

consideration

statistician,

delivered

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cided

on

retaining reluctance

some

stances.

undeii

,

...

,

had

de with

,

the.,

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on!

;

though

office,

circum ;

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In

the.

Adelaide, now

notorious;

December case

-

pforoued

Dec. '22; Saturday; "South Australian Elev!eiv"has to play 'iri EleVeh of Victoria \

The arrived "

-

Pn

18.

of Lawson

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formally

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Collins,

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DUFF.

—

generally

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have

speaking, which the

a

manuscript

members were Journal, by of improving afforded an opportunity art in the of themselves composition. to speak, nor a mere Neither the ability Gram knowledge of the rules of English of expressing would mar give a facility To attain to on one's thoughts paper. in that of proficiency any degree respect to practise, The it was necessary writing. excellent afforded Journal opportunities their contri for by having for practice corrected butions by the Editor, young to enabled to see and were writers their composition. remedy the defects in lecturer The rev. urged upon the mem with for taking bers the necessity pains their contributions. They should rei-write and them several times making corrections words etc. each out striking superfluous time for thus only could they make any :

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advancement. working of Speaking of the successful in glowing Societies, Father Duff referred had to the amount of good which terms branch been accomplished by the Perth of the Catholic Young Men's Society since in 1864. He said the suc its institution cess of a Society depended very much

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interest of their souls. In short, highest should their unite, they profession, whatever it might be, with the deepest and tenderest love of God, and practical of their and if they did this, ho. Religon saw before him some who bo might the leaders of their and the country heroes of their Religion. The lecture was a very and in long structive one and was with interspersed humourous anecdotes which rendered it A cordial vote extremely entertaining. of thanks to Father Duff, at its conclusion', was carried by acclamation.

Canning

Corner

C0CKRAM,

SCHRAMM,

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COMMIS

MERCHANTS.

SION

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IRISH

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Usher's

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on

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closed

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for

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some

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information

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St

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Jamaica

Old Old

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1888.

30,

to of paper,

WANTED purchase .dIOPale

Rogers'

size

of

a quantity RECORD.

Apply, RECORD

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Rogers'

OFFICE.

and

Old

(Fine

Hotel,

Cnll€l%r

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Sunshine).

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Greno's

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sec.

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opposite Station.

the Railway x

—

Curacoa, Annissette, Brizard from Mar Bordeaux

i

200.

&

:—

Pommery Pints

The quarterly meeting of this. Branch held on Tuesday evening last, at the usual of assembly, and was well place attended. The Mr.- F. A. President, the chair. The roll ivenneay, occupied of officers and members called. was Two members were absent without an apology, and were fined. Messrs. W. Trott, T. and G. Donevon Keeley, were nominated for After the nomination membership. cf officers to serve for the next and .term, some other business nature of a routine had been gone uhe meeting through, closed in the customary way. Receipts, 6s. £3 Dec. 18th, 1888.

and

(Liquid

Jamaica,

CHAMPAGNE

meeting

Albany,

Branch, No.

August

William A.

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Brizard

LIQUEURS ,

Cellars,

and

CHAMBERS, PERTH, W.

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CENTRAL

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Sugars,

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Marie

of

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further

transacted

Highland

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BRANDIES:— Brizard Maria Brandy.

;

laid members.

Old

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were

(Monkey

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Co.'s.

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J. McDonald Bro. Vice-President, J.F. Bro. Secretary. Treasurer O'Callaghan Bro E. J. Rodoreda Bro H. Warden, J. Rearden. Lockyer,. Guardians, Bro.W. of the seventeenth and Report eighteenth annual of the e meetings Executn Directory ;

given.

Offices

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WHISKY Celebrated

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Co.

&.

Fine

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Usher's

chair

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last,

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WHISKY:—

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Oh hand and to arrive,— Butter, Butter, Butter, Cheese, Bacon, Dates, Lard', Jams, Currants, and others), Teas, (People's Choice,

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£10,000 GIVEN AWAY TO BUYERS OF A BOTTLE OF BREDALBANE WHISKY. Shipped

Dec.

the best and spirits

Ostler.

&

,

Perth,

Quarts.

Good

August

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and

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in the became cold and tepid dis duties. if But, charge of their religious in school were induced to youths leaving a Society, besides being protected against these dangers, be obliged to they would cultivate a healthy habit of reading good the Sacraments and books, and frequent chuslearnto fulfil their obligations towards God A and man. further duty which devolved members of a Catholic upon was to see that proper Society respect was to their Want of paid priests. for of kind was respect every superiors It was, greatly on the increase. therefore, incumbent them as Catholics to upon cake care lest frame mind induced the of freedom end more critical by a greater in secular matters should be allowed spirit to affect their behaviour towards their In conclusion, he said it was espec priests. for the members of a Young ially necessary Men'B to be attentive to their Society duties, and while religious promoting and the wholeeircle of thescienses, encouraging to its the most proper to. assign place all—the science of salvation! important'of should them into the Religion accompany avocations of life. They ought to sanctify their actions by offering them all to God, and labour to render the duties and cares

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Father Duff delivered before Recently, the members of the Perth C.Y. Men's" a lecture on Societies." AfterSociety, the origin and progress of Societracing ties from the oldest and most sacred asso to ciation the family circle down the when associations for the time, present of social, and re promotion political, reform he everywhere abound, ligious proceeded to show the objects and advan men's and the Societies, tages of young most for their .effectual means successful He said their were to working. objects and all cultivate, develop, strengthen the intellectual, moral, and physical, which constituted na faculties, religious ture and human to these dignity give, faculties their perfect and to integrity their establish them in the of plenitude action. These Societies power and their men to serve their coun prepared young social offices which in the various try their be called lives, they might, during and. thus, in a higher con upon to fulfil, them for eternal life ception, prepared by life. their They were present elevating institutions the heart which cultivated as well as the head, the soul as well as the the whole man mind, and which trained to do his duty to God, to his fellow-man and to himself. Though of comparatively modern these Societies existed in origin, and were a great every part of the world a spirit of study and means of stimulating excellent besides anti enquiry, baing an the evils so. characteristic of dote against the present age. They also afforded excellent of men an opportunity young to learning correctly. speak and write no men There was, perhaps, object which art in this of coveted so much age. as the assisted The of power speech oratory. and re them in defending their political and thus forward rights, helped ligious of the cause Hence, enlightenment. to secure the inestimable advantage which deto the ability public speak in gave, societies had sprung up on. every bating were no better schools for side. There the minds of youths,' who had training to little to devote than So time study, their own. cieties like By taking part in men the debates periodically held, young and .a a readiness of acquired speech of expression, and were enhappiness into creditable ablod to form themselves Connection with and accurate speakers. to .afforded abundant a youths Society exercise of that tact and scope for the of those and £he development powskill, ers of management and administration, such which were of great advantage durIn these associations there also, ing life.

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reported

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ilvr!

in usual Theisauctuary'uas af/.this the year, bwas benu'lifullylecofatedf/)

;

«6f

.clear-,

without

.yv-jmo

Christmas

pec | v et the Very

yhile.

and.atdO

very

..press

done,;,

'

pi-eFpgative

res

ekflj'!hbuf

was

,

"

'Justice

,

reedingly

,

;

,

Ma'ster;

as

course

i

of

:

'

were

who-,'

i

''

heard"1

:b

.was .

'

'

fdr 'the5

'been

to

the « public enlighten great question; ''-provid

,tp.'i

,loidfship.f

'

'of

"slbusilyv/,

-jfiT

on-.!

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'and'

''streets—

ynihu.-) if,

fcui'Ki

j

Cathedral m high .-mass

,

.

good should be

are

the

'.

!>..«

ithe

being"'

i

-ib'li.'j

pontifical a.m,i his/

'eve;

Ye

'lia

niight

u.n

'.: i

eKchange

)|th'6'l'

)>

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i

'especially

the'

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AT

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iluhibers-

1

in-

be seen

t

<

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7-

i

grebrtbryr

!

Large-'

greetings

friendly, onfall'

;

that'there

t

bent," others pleasure :nbaking"'puh3hases'J

i'in ii

with'

;

'flowers.

citizens'!

'

blazette

r

..1

!

of'theh'shtips1'

'decorated

)

prettily

;

journa-

yffip.

,;',v

Christmas OKiMoiidayevening;' a gay appearancb; city presented'

;folbwiug;.bxfrCt'

PalpiMall

this> upon ing "it'can/be.'; interference

the

''

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'

it

yjn,

World. It is -Impossible see what. cohnection ;,;'have of individual's1 utterances "or es -of articl the Irish World

;

'i-.ivijjri);)

'iol

themselves, not'/deterred by; fear

risks!';

the-;;

Pbha letters It is a. Parneljite to' fact patent thai" since everyone' j the advent of Mr. Parnell to power/ 0 '/'iv'ho0 fanatics the?hr'e of pprove'd-

either

.'or, hitye 'ti'ansfeyrefl have',-;th6 returned, h money W.Vi. STRICKLAND. Perth, .Nov 3, 1898.

the

followed/

theyTwere!

r es

qd-.T

n-ini

i

li

;

'b ai

brother

his;

whiiih'

atfd;

from Irish

publish

by

;

willingly

theref

-

'

;

William

!

Butj <as the -casei'stands djecision. at the present Time; the re'al object of inquiry the letters, are hidden r.-The of greater, from sight. p'art the7 Commission th e ti m e for which in has how1 sat, haS been eccdpipd from extracts) reading spee.ch es delivered and by Irih_jnembers artiplep

.1

'

aiid afterhooh'; tic" Rink foiind a' of deVotees large huriiber and in the Evening was literally crowded:01

?i 7

proved

b'e

0'BHen, yini''".poinbpihg, 7 Commission," adopted

.

BrJiOURNE

;

'

51

Probably,

'

somejcjiapce a th., speedy

judges arriving,

-

'al8b«;£rly/9ltiienda:'; ;ibotli lidorning

Hall,

w.251

noi!uTlii attepapii ""if'

-.or.

will

doubt,

1

Parnellit.e.l.e|t);ers,''

been

1 >

'

:

-forgeries.

favoured

"

have

1

!

were

between :Mr. Ihvincibles 'tHe 'Com'missiori!! bf .th'e Co that thb rear'questiioh;

to

reason

'

Scrvioe

United >>vi

.

|

'

.from

j

.

Les,jl(Q pWi be obtained 'ijn

can

Tickets

pen se

e

,fur

,

/'At/th'e!

1

on/.-

i

—

cent..

i,

is., ipyestigaied ,whethey !,Mr, in -any way; japprove Of Parneit-jdid the murders after they Had' been The Times bases its committed. evidence of the ,charges;,on the bona fide of the IParneilite "letters, we have not the slightest which;

<

£1,000

io-

to

had members

!

'of.

tlie

1

mudesy

'

of question there would

,

-YM

tll.-t.

a

scope' been limited demanded

"

1st

'agitation, affair. complicated

the

-

'

1

1

preyio'us'to

has

League

J-Albibn-'iGrouiidnyfesterday,'!

YEsa?ERDAYj: Boxing Day; appeared to b'e1' bh joyed is a holiday1, thoroughly 'by 1drge'< numbers of tiitiEens/' 'The' 'Railway Sportei! at Bullene,' abS61rb'Ad'' 'a' iiiimber'of large' excursionists ':\yhile"pic-hics!lldbw'£il 'tKeIJ and' an excursion' to' river, 'Rbckinhatm10

1

;

on

Land

!0imarde will "ii

i.'

>

the

T10N,:1889.r;!y>

to

,

proyej ,any cpuneotiouj Parnell and :thei

the are forced to believe thath'ehasi .we not done so wi'thdnt gbod reasoii. The. Parnell inquiry,.., by,;, being extended .overthe whole of period ment

'

1 1

ventured to com Times' Commission,

'state,

1

o;..)

'

Times

'

;

-

faithful'servant,-

December,

f

-

'

or;

j

'

triall/jthb

his fellow-countrymen. .Never has, he made state'-' any important !ment in the colninns of 'tbe, jpurnal of which he is ;>editor without Substan being able "to thoroughly' And if he has,- > as recent; tiate it.

now

important.uestions

,

1

Sportsyheld

:

.afterwards the .statement of

-muTaers!

According to' Attbrhey'eheal

over

'electors and '/bit

f life

'!

oj.

i.T

i

not1

wof ldy

i

Park.

influeficb,he(

Qualifica and strict

Room

viq

.!<c.';-'-

!

lii'ij

!

;

ohi'aractpi;

i-

;

ppinions may, in be decidedly instances, many adverse. and bitterly But whether or men whether blarney they praise view the. witb>' which7he is policy identified in a good or bad. light, they do not/ for -a single moment, doubt his fervid nor earnestness, thb 'exercises question' ,

'

_-..ili

.nrm

v.'

"in

Reading/.

;.n

>

to 'blind

I>i.c

.

to 'again

Iriitiiedihte

Y.lijrr '

in"

years

hpnour1

not his

-i!-'"

1

;tii.'.qnij

,

v'\

!

1

j

much,

&

j

>

i

1

ais

Government.

Parliaments, hope ;t& 'give

1!

Your 24tli

;

respectthat .fact

eighf

of_.Mem.bers

sli'itl

an, oppprfunity interrogating before us.

to

is

lo

Railway. Bullen's

-

I

,i.'-.ui

>

tihg'

at ,isue i,djft-.F-.."ftFnell:.qi; any of his colleagues, encourage or sup-, of" the InvinCibles1 po'rtthe policy oCs Otherwise' by 7 'rlecuhiaf y 'aid

talked-, The verdict popular he ,al ways favourable

person.

may

Upper.House,,a"Liberal

Franchise, tion,

t'h'e

aflroctite

silitll

on

would

bear(in jjuiudthp f have' contested

occasions

lnterdst.of

based

I

representatives,

our

'

of

tinije ? In' me)

'

O'Brien

William,

lstly, Do

:

? ,2ndljr,,

Hill'a'fead not)wh'atf!tlteratibny!areidesirable to again ask j.ouitoufettirn

if

on

,

change

venturing -fully

of

pfih'c"ipalh"ssuesrs'eem

approve

youapprSye —

giving

fpr6baij-i; l

the

!?-«

!>)(

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JS

;

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f afjts?' i»-;

.'.fit;

f

<

iAn:

1

th6

X lot

'

V\

passed) off .very TheYe wafc successfully/. a veryi tHe city large 'attendance rpreslent',' and port; contributing' large1 'contingents'' of folk,'.; holiday as.well, Mas 'Guildford and J the,.-,Eastern districts.' 'Mr/ Clbugh'S1 band was and 'ContribUtb'd'i string! prbsent v"'! mucli tojt»he day's enjoyihent:''"'!

utterly/fpreign

'

eu

»

(

i

khd1 Cohtbr u

to itheuproper, charges, 'hut' only the- j u'dges; tii

at

i

oiTffuw.jiitvio-,

matters

-introducing

—

expressing' bf a question1 J t n,—a question .whicfi, jo tlie the last for' country

nowbefore

is

j

Legislative the con-

5j

The

be

'to;-1

upon...

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-)H!.H-I.l

'there

Agkin;

i

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.

the

report T'\

.

electors. for

Election1

l<»

DIIVWI

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.

and

y1

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mining 'i.ori'aofl

by"'-,a'':

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toUoers.

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-

gentlemen .The coming

Eddy,

at.Kimberley. MV\v\'VK

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1

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bettveeh

aMjV!51m.r

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ELECT

|

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so

1

ebtablished1

ISSUES.

.

PERTH

(li

1

\

tedjlat

irepor

:

re

editor of the of the most of the "prominent politicans day. His fame— or liis as his notoriety /would iterm it is a oppbherets and assured. Wherob.vious thing ever Irish are politics debated,

,

E

TWi

a»pas

.

'to

itj.

.unlimited.

,ian

e'jphiir j&thi? impessibu.i mad 6. lUpon .the minds j pf the

Mr. Williaji O'Brien, United' Ireland is one

TJ\

I

.Jarnell,

®

pur-

spirit

THE.

Mf'L

such,

1

Mr. W. Strickland's on Copsultation the 'Perth' Cup1 'wiil'b'd dfAWh'at'p.ml'bu Saturday' evetiinb' lidxt i£tt"tH'd'iUMite,di Service HoteL ri\ihi1bet '-'Alarge qf ticlcbits'' have already b'66h' idiipbs'ed 6'f "akid thbkb1 tibkhts had beWr1 makfr1 wishing1 tosecure' early application.'

bnor ih bus'

thti yoiiJ

i

and' try

A'

,

>7/

II"

>

inyour

wipiunduund

iniquiiy

:

'

'all1,'

for will land, investigation,, jehtpil., which ith &Tvmes\ withlts immense wealth jib' mufeh betthr prepared than.

Mecotir.

indefatigable and

of'

1

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5.'!

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H

,tis

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TP

11

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1888.

21,

jsuntrbke

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lie

.c,jp0

goldfields \b\

:

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1

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..

In

f

;mol

-DKlti'.

time since of Capt. who had been sent expert, and Syud icate ,to inspect

exit

We -;>are

1

fiif;

TR-?>ideath

delib

f

i-

ibe.

.

.

,

to-

faith

-USJOHN-HORGAN-/1

.

December

Perth,

i.

!a'

$ will

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.account Yours

Stewardship.

m

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1

ithat,

»

care

-

late

the

short

may;>)

'

o't

.

previous my

Vfifcsfe

is;

'

suffrage's to which

Mr> with

)

is!

,lt>trfi/'it1

not

bf

1

exnenses I

-

election, you for

your

'.'earliest

to intention' the coming

my at I will

VAtal

.

M.lMM-io.-lni )

i

indeed.-

..

:

with good having before. your eyes the reward who '<'prepdfedfifdrftko'iie combat the name for of Christ ." ..—Pius IX.

been

the

in

-VjVi

,.i

colleagues

tfegri.,.,

.li-But.;

1

1

R.I.P.

m

having

announcing

prei3S

jorvimiqcence.

.

40

aged

;

het'soixowing

THURSM! DE(3EMBERP271888.

take

it

'it.q.(i«.QQnplect

cerjbaihreasQEfs, foY rthib course

.

1

anbq

sChristmas! gaggeduitill fas' only topic ibh1 whibh'f '' to' h ear 'anything."

'.

mourhedhy

UP-

set;,

the

Jake,

Peter

Loui?

,of

on

/Peifah,

!

Counci.l

bhly,

uwonae

tojionjjje&vpur/u

Barnelh'i and his " the IhfVincibles,'''

(

I

sist

yesterday,

-b6)

i

;

wife,

Deeply

,

for

votes

St.

l"i;f-iov/

ft.Ppu?,s,e,di

i

hues

upon public

;

'

!'

posfy

opportunity again solicit

li-Crli:!

which the

iguik;

>9-Ai

afljoto.

:

upu.;

"Be

of

>u

by

'

beloved years!' family.

,

jn-e,

The1

'

WED.

PETER7— At'lier residence/ the 15th Mary December,

PERTH, n

fvy/a

1

your

reserve

Legislative

'

jin

i

jc.ussed

kdiii

at creed and

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-ioi

.it

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7

i-;

OF'

fAN.u

'

DEATH.

.-il

.-n;i

f

bi'r

'Velii'Jih',:the -.riwi.-iii

IjivjT-yjiLo

;

Con.

martyr.

TEAYLEN.

THEdissolved

Jbn

' 'irikke!

ill 5. issues

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2.

KEANE.

1888.

th

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,f

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'

t'b

pMpwsL

side

'

.

hffificy .,iP1fj ttfflipt, ppact has., .supplanted.; a,? refocmji which, h.ipfeacbe'd vfolbnce' fbt N6t clhYkbure'd lOpd.

1889.

january

"

ELECTORS >

-j-i-aw

many prcffitabW

.

f.

t

.

December 20, iTrrs'ili;

nD

W.

and

'drclw

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1

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thb;

raijiiil0d,ryih>lJ, /t »< rj-kiiTiP! iigiii

and Martyr. of the Nativity.

Octave

jlyester

A

i

f1

,

(1

;

EDWARD

THE

M'it

iti)'cbhsider7 f hb pre'ss

which' 1

1

'bbiih-d1

so

If rom vVbaltli is

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Evgl.

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—

your

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tsrn

1

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..de

, ,

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creased

:

jbe,

rpo JL

St. Within

cand.i-,.

>a-

for yourin pleasure do and if you your fmques uh'e 'onfe tb'Aldct 'as1 'df'your' in -the that you may rely representatives endeavours in the will, as. future, past, my bet bf the'Colbny be used- fo'rWe benefit general ly,' 1 have of Perth in and the City particular. obedient the honour to Gentlemen,

Perth,

Holy

SAT. SUN.

—

30.

me

—

John

St.

28.-FRr//

,

.influential

asking

THIJR.

t

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f ebl

wb

thb'ill

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dinajnisppdi-

torjD.

tec

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much

have

'

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'latitude'

'cbminbfttij

YiftiM>n,»j'.

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—

CITY

In reply to' your Gentlbaiek, requisition, numerously-signed to allow myself to/be inqminated-.as the 'electiort' date at forthcoming

servant."''

into Hbwda>y «by -day."! PafeiblFs'lf "has pbliCy flowed

hope that

wiSe;

1

Bilt7

"i

dnquii'iesi to

venture

alloWIaf ing the'

programme

i

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—

THE

and

I shall City. acquiescing.in me the hdhour

do

judges

t'.hff

-

Reply OP ELECTORS XL vTERTHi;

A

A.

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flsp

i

thelir

)

signatures <T

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trhasdry

i

the,

,

dynamite!..'

sums

CvbY!'"

—

TO

I

ri<,

their bpCnfy 'proclaimed solicitCfdJr:je'6hhIhC aii:

5 -guineas to years, per quarter, be paid ih advance. Music and singing, 2 guineas. Entrance Fee, £4. / 8 guineas Children byerr )10 years,

'

f Here

in

will, our

are, Sir, Yours

—

TERMS

one

we

GERALDTQH.

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difficult

:)dt'

conduct

.

best

to

pleaded candidate, of our Council of

a

with

compliance

r

rendbr

misrule

ithel

,

Calc.uiated',tb fbr vtheni'M'fb

-

Legislative you that

/

to'

of

ask.

comments;

-

as

of

e

'wli'ijjh';

results

)iWq vdoi.not

f

to, sanction

(i

'paiftyv

;

as

election,

assuring

;

our,

nominated the

representatives-in this colony of your event use

bd

cas.e.

instance;

7

k",

.

Perth, req'uest allow yourself at the forthcoming

electors

pnrlei-sigped you may

'for

Armericay

..

that to he

-

the

Wc,r

i

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ahgefbknby.',''li'Hb

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of of.potatopp .were ex ten/ tons'toMelbourne. But must, ported thjay, not- be "led info' the "error of supposing, thatfthb tide1 has turned in our favour,' 'we' shrill andi thfit for' the fritdrfe; bri'iride. A) pendens of; the -"Victorian "growers/ at the colonial glance papers) will soon illusion and show that' the sweet dispel of th'crojis failure owing to :a'- 'partial -we have' been 'enabled to' return5 thore1, of-.those Igiftsy a small portion which/out of he.irplpnty, they have bestowed upon f'i'i us. "v-t ! .<7/

appointed.,

to/,

-

follqwjing, cpnririittee

a

.

this

the

:

work

,

bpre.,

.

shipped"a,way

early

gathered,

were

at the

presept

could

we

low with

deal

'in'

great -Could be

we

potatoes should

oh,

when

import

rate.

And

get ajgood the Victorian/ all' we required in like-manner

fruit.

our

sailors wards, aide.s

.

think

tn

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Dee. 15th; Redmptoria by law. f! i

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of'

lovers

-die''

aquatics/-'

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'

informed,. with .the

-

>

corinebtion

isstiediin be;

filled-

I

iwith.,?

superbly illustrated,; accompanied; by; a of ClilldVens'. Fairy Supplement eigbt; pages;/ a adorned containing couple of fairjr tales, with a fanciful cbrombr sketches/and large" in several supplement, printed,1 lithograph, entitled one of 'the Family Cares," colours, we; Have yet seen. ''/' prettiest5 j/ to be 'This'niitriber ie,'we understand; ;

.and

j

Phristma8

are'

we

iwriU,'/

;ltv..willj

paper written,

specially

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;.

best

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be,.

,.

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.

to

!

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,thb

appoinii,

Electoral

'//'arid

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following

'

the/.'

,

.

shall/be

obliged

if

"

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case

in

:

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'the)

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that

stated'

;

should

Court— F.

defendant,

Roberts, of one

report Times

of

the

of

the"17th

case

..was. have been

is

i

,..wj,th

;

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GEO.

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given against was judgment

R.

TEEDE.

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,

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Yiljgarn,

February. / Oourt, "

Esq.'1;

Office/

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Bunbury)

Court'

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