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M, Constans, amid loud from seized M. applause the, members, Laure when he was by ihe throat the and struck him Chamber leaving

—

Meanwhile

twice.

FOREIGN.

News.)

took

of at

place

St.

George's Chapel, Windsor, to-day, The was of a ceremony Wednesday. most and was wit imposing character nessed of persons, the by thousands manifested being of the gorgeous

grief

greatest,

the

route

all

pro

military

,

own

regiment, of honor

guard

tendance, marines

who

from

with

cortege,

chief

as

Hussars. in at sailors and his

the

Hall in early the Wolverton

Sandringbam for

Boyal Prince left

mourner,

the

after

train

mourning

and

to

Guard course

formed, deceased, Families

and

nobility, ment of

escorted Tenth

the

Chapel

of

the

wiih

filled

the

beautiful crowd

a

St.

the

of

was

mourners.

The fnneral a

which

ceremony,

of

was

but

was touching character, by Dr. Randall Davidson,

simple

conducted in the absence Bishop of Rochester, of of Canterbury, Dr. Benson, Archbishop who

Egypt

is visiting health.

his

The Prince

the

for

attend

to

grief

too

much

the

ceremony,

was

overcome

but the

George of Wales,

to

of

was

contrary attendants,

his

medical with together

Louise

his

Maud

of

portions

the

was

Geremony

Paui's

which Abbey, the and during

and

by

in

was wero

The

and

Clark,

uncon

.St.

bells

were

for

the

dead

in

continues health and she remains in and grief. depression

Princess

be very weak, of deepest Her maintains Majesty and is much solaced in state

the multitude which she has

her ber

strength, sorrow

by

of

ham. London, Sensational

scene

of Chamber made disgraceful the

Constans,

Janaury has

Minister

Deputies. charges of

National Library of Australia

occurred M.

nation

is

the funeral

in

consequence

Italy,

of

the

body Windsor

of

chief mourners from Saiud-

atid

funeral The

Duke's a

being

strictly,

was

led,

was

Edinburgh Windsor station

at

the

one.

military

of

Duke

attendance

charger

21. in

Laure M. against the Interior

Their

in

to receive the Grand his brother

the

Royal mourners, including Dnke Alexis representing

Prince Frederick Leopold of his uncle the Emper representing or of Germany, the Crown Prince of Den his father the King, and mark representing Prince Alfonsoof Braganza, representing brother his the King of Portugal. The

mourning iucluded

arrived by train of Wales, Prince

who party the Prince

George of

Louise Princess of the Wales,

Wales, and Maud

and

Victoria Princess

Mary

Victoria

Duke

and

Duke

of

Duchess The

Fife.

who had followered foot

from

ton

station,

of his

Sandringham a

distance

of

The

Jthat engaged

dence

Prince sou's Hall

is

of

is

The directors at

land,,

from

suffering

an

Hay,,

January

president died at

Qojjncil,

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his

resi

.at

.

for

a

hoped, of of

George daughter

authoritatively

a

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the

of

the jBank_qf.

meeting, rate of

pn

Eng

Thursday

discount

to

;

ilast,

3 per

cent. American

The

estimated

is

A

wheat sqpply and a half

visible

at

sixty-seven

bushels.

million,

;

from the arising quarrel between M.M. and Constans iu Laure, the French of Deputies Chamber was on M. fought Wednesday between diiel

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of one deputy Delpech, pf and M. Castilla, departments, .

President.

Marne

the

A

position his death.

with

collided.

500

:

miles

not

Jan. 22nd.

immense

at Kensal Green cemetery. Among those were of present representatives the of Wales, and Queen, the Priuce the Dockers' Union. 1000 clergymen -

and

The Requiem Service in conducted by Dr. the as Bishop of Clifton,

the

ceremony.

present.

Oratory

Clifford, sisted

minent Church

in

Oh

Several

pro

Anglican a

tablet

to

to

Italy,

.fences

night

in

.order beat Australia, England, Wales, Den -

mark, Norway, Germany New Zealand, Sweden, Spain, America and France. of a child, In the case aged, seven was who murdered years, by its mother with an axe a at Bendigo, verdict of murder and .was returned, the mother was for Trial committed at the the court. of sittings February 21. Adelaide, 'January The heat in the sun on Wednesday was 173, and in the shade 110. The this and day was the hottest summer, one of the hottest in. ever experienced the colony. ..

was

of the clergymen have suggested that

Wednesday

the scaled .Ireland pay.

Scotland,

followed the procession remains of Cardinal Manning from where the body was Brompton- Oratory, in to thq lying stete, place of interment

the

Wolver

audiences.

thousands London,

An

and

S. George in "11877. Melbourhej Januiary 21. The International /Tour tug-of-war at the nament Exhibition Buildings has been witnessedby tremendous

a,

Vienna.

in

the. Legislative Council, he held up to the time of He received the honour of commander of the Order 'Jof S. '

Knight Michael

while sleigh the railway line at St. Louis. crossing and 14 injured. Eight persons were kiljed As a result of the influenza there were 350 deaths last week in Paris and train

of

a

another

M. Delpech was wounded. It deputy. is said that M. Constans has refused M. Laure's to fight. challenge

were

three

said,

throat.

,

desti

is

it

the

to

Christian

Pririce

the

of Wales, on remains to

is

on .Rpsebay .Wednesday, Both .Houses/adjourned as aged 72. as of soon, they met, as a. mark respect to the memory of the deceased/ Sir John Hay, K.C. M.G., was born in in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, 1816, in and was educated King's College, Aberdeen, 'and tsebunng.. high- 'Howas'' in lc$5. his degree'! Bfe comtaking menced to study but for the bair, altered his plans and came /to Aus He reaching tralia, Sydney, in 1838. settled in the Upper Murray District, about 70 miles above Al'bury, and became a successful He sheep-farmer. came forward as a candidate for in when the first parliament 1856, election under general Responsible took Government and was re place, turned for Murruinbidgee in cotijuuction with Mr. In George Macleay. of the same he carried year September of no-confidence a resolution in the and was sent for to form Government, a ministry, and but entered declined, under the Mr Watson Ministry Parker as a Minister for Lands, and Works. He continued to sit in the he was Legislative Assembly till ap to the Upper House!: in!867, pointed and long but unsuccessfully tried to establish the system of " survey before section." In 1852 he was appointed of the N.S.W. Speaker Legislative and in 1878 was Assembly, appointed

George

Egypt

Prihce

repqrt

Wales

and the

Teck,

Teck,

John,

Sir

Legislative

shortly benefit

Prince

will proceed to. the Nile, which, up his re-establish health.

station

the

the

it

is,

of the

Sydney, .

and

Wales

Wales

reduded at

bereavement. and then

the Czar, Prussia a

messages consolatory received from of all parts The Princess of: Wales her Kingdom. confined to her room is at Sandring

A

attending

coffin

May's

to

recent

their

ware

at 44s.£d.

INTERCOLONIAL,

are greatly Princess, by

they the

especially

ex

:

drawn the carriage ; being -by late horses supplied by the Duke's eight the. Royal Tenth Hussars, regiment, and escorted by a Guard of Honour from the same The Guard's regiment. Band played Beethoven's and Choppin's Funeral Marches, just behind the

the

all

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as

health,

quotsd

is.

to

i

the

col

per 96 lbs. Holiness who Pope Leo Kill., from in supposed to be suffering

Col.

Princess's

will

flour wheat

superfine Adelaide

quoted

is

fluenza, affection

trip

their

Australian Ids. 6d.

was

Queen

prostrated,

from

prevented.

Church

towns.

The

also

was

the

was procession re-formed, the coffin being placed on a gun carriage and covered with the silken Union Jack which was used in Sandringham

at the

of

denied.

Majesty

the

of The. Prince and Prinoess of their the members family tothe Continent for proceed

21. January a handsome

Her

to

as

petroleum

six /were persons the result of the fire

whilst many were injured. of the of consignment

devote

to

with

and

Tiflis

a

guineas per hundredweight; in The engineers the at ironshops Smithfield have threatened to 'strike the hours of labour unless are reduced. The shipbuilders at several dockyards have struck in consequence of a'proposal to reduce their wages.

intends to persist in the to the f r the Continent her, health next but summer,; has abandoned her intended visit, to the of at Uoblentz. Germany Eibperor

to

Queen,

ringham,

were fired at all the guns the United Kingdom during the and the church pf the funeral,

tolled

The

will

a

and offensive

projected sake of

of Salisbury at-the being- present that the fact he was cold. Sir Andrew1

to

physician

When arrived

mourning.

represented

M.P.,

in Sullivan of the States.

one

fire

feelings.

trip

from

prevented funeral owing from suffering

beautiful multitude of others received all of the world, from amongst parts from them being one Lord Hopetoun, of Victoria. Governor

progress

sent

the Marquis

Premier,

was

the

i"

the

ing grandmother."

who Agents Genoral, wreaths to be placed

their

sent

ports

for

on the be placed coffin con the remains of the Duke of and the Avondale, bearing "A mark of the tenderest from his devoted and sorrow

to

were

that all England The Colonies

Minute

has

Queen

affection,

attended, largely afternoon all ex the banks and places of business changes, were were closed, whilst many theatres at and it be said closed night ; may

also with

afloat

the waters of the river Tiflis blessing and in Trans-Caucasia a bridge collapsed, 73 persons were drowned. The Sultan of Morocco, Mulev Has

inscription

advice

held in Westminster

were

Cathedral

funeral

flour

and

West,

yesterday

house His

indelicate

to/

illness.

services

Cornwallis

killed

at

of

taining Clarenee

trollable.

Solemn

ment pfficials. The London Standard, referring which, emanated froni the proposal

are

has

in conspiracy implicated.

from Australia brought sold at £6 per cwt. A by the Arcadia choice sold at 4s. higher. quality Dairy in the same butter consignment brought

Service at the fnneral

United Kingdom is 2,788,000 quarters. was Whilst the ceremony proceeding

wreath

during

grief

upon by neither

more

London,

with Prince

Victoria

a

the subscribed for the money purpose of to the Princess May wedding presents to the formation of a dowry for the would Princess, Bays that such a course be useless, and be both would, indeed,

The

present, Princess

the

sisters

(Duchess of Fife), of Wales, whose

maintain

attended

at

followed, A portion butter factory

King of Qneen

the the

Majesty Memorial

lided that

with simultaneously of her grandson. A special was service held in the Calcutta which Cathedral, was attended Lord by the Viceroy, and the Govern Lansdowne, leading

than one war ship lakes. This agreement has great to Gov been adhered by the contracting ernments up to the present time, and it will seems that Great Britain unlikely sanction in the matter Canada's action

of

relatives and .manifested by the many of the deceased Duke friends who parti in the ceremony. The Princess cipated

Wales

entered that

was

and

Austria Her

Walsall

at

meet

will

match in trains laden

Two

were they various capital cities of attended Europe, being by the Dowager including royal personages, Frederick of the Empress Germany, of the Empress Augusta Germauy,

of

upon wool the United

into

;

and

pugilistic

the

in

Osborne,

has dismissed the Bashaw of the in Morocco which has recently province to been inimical foreigners, especially Freneh and Italian.

Wales showed marked signs of the mental anguish of the last few and the greatest was days, grief

of

of 1812, be and the United

Governments

£1,000

Cbapel

but

Kingdom,

conducted

Emperor Denmark.

san,

of

benefit

should on the

threa of the

war

Britain

treaty

the

,

in

building distinguished

a

States, the two

of

United

also

also

continued. the after

Great

tween

the

Ontario, contrary between Great America her side

into

Tenth

were not only held Servicea in Westminster St. Paul's Abbey, and in the churches all over Cathedral,

at

Goverment

borne

was

the

Memorial

is

above referred The wheat

George's

whilst

immense,

was

Royal

by the detach Hussars. Royal

outside

concourse

the

this

if

Shortly

diplomatic members of the

and

representatives,

terior

of the

Lake

on

au

lake

the

representatives of Europe,

well-known

deep regret

an

of

detach

a

by

Pomeranian (Blucber) the late which Regiment honorary Major.

coffin

men

followed

were

probable

involved dynamite out extensive scale in various public places and theatres. 4 New South Wales cent. per are at Bills quoted £103, Is. 3d. Treasury has tfte Manor, pugilist, deposited The.; .conspiracy on an rages

officers Hussars, from the same as acting pall regiment bearers. a few floral There were only Her wreaths the coffin upon including one from the Princess of Majesty's, and the Princess Wales, May's floral harp with broken strings.

the construction

sanctioning

treaty existing and America. Britain tens to do the same on

met

was

are

of warships

mourners to Windsor at Windsor Station by a and an immense con of Honor, of people. A was procession relatives which, included of the

corpse and it

The

Canada

with the

draped conveyed

profusely

the

Dilke, been

their publicly expressed the death of the Cardinal. It is reported that the

Railway

Station. The scene the route along was of a most touching the character, road with lined children and being of the tenants Prince of Wales at who manifested Sandringham, the most heartfelt grief.

A special of symbols

by

Charles has

was

The

-Frederick of Oporto,

5th

of

Hussars,

Duke

thrown from his and is severely shaken. carriage Eminence The body of His Cardim l has been removed to the Manning where it is at Brompton, Oratoiy lying in state, and is being visited by thou of Her the sands people. Majesty Queen and the Prince of Wales have

also

of consisting had served with

Highness. The funeral of Wales

Sir politician,

the 10th was

ment

withdrawn.

now

party the

firing

detachment

a

A naval

noon

the

honors, of

consisting Doke's

with

buried

was

Highness

These of the

dorf.

duties

Senate. anarchist arrested Confessed to a deep-seated which several others

Duke Saxe-Cpburg, Wurtemburg, Count Secken-

of

Albert

biffen

a

Manning.

States An

_

full

al

Leopold Prinqe

had

Lady Maodonald

benefited participated by certain actions of her late corrupt husband, to Sir John Macdouald, have apologised their for Lady MacDonald remarks, her and have the costs of the paid and which she has action she brought,

cession.

His Boy

that in and

stated

Prince the Duke

as

Cardinal

the to repeal introduced

bill

,

has

.

along

who

of Russia, of Prussia, of Phillip,

Alexis

to

'

Duke

late

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A duel between M. Constans and M. Laure is as certain. regard The proprietors of the Toronto Globe,

ber.

is

successor

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Prince Christian, Henry ofvBattenberg, the of Marquis Lome, the Crown Prince of Denmark, the Grand Duke

mentioned

Sydney,

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funeral Clarence and

a

of the Cardinal be erected memory Westminster Abbey. Cardinal Dr. Moran, of Archbishop

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Dputies

Constans

M. Floquet,

to

20.

January

mourners, amongst principal #J(om-jte the following: Prince George of Wales Dnke of the of the Duke Edinburgh, the Duke of Fife, Prince Connaught,

scene disgraceful has agiologtid of the President Cham

M.

in

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are the phersori Seat; t Severalsharp

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be

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public

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Legislative

place

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Adelaide,

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1279; 1414.) Catholic

Every layman

same

time. close and

present'

of' person body nise the Pope1

.spiritual

as

jurisdiction

Church. and doctrinal

Catholic both

it

upon said

to

chiefly

and

Catholic

one

did

single1

the

not

Reformdtibn spiritual1

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it

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was union the doctrinal

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means

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possessing surpeme in all parts ofthe This final test is and is it organic, whole proof may be Thus the depend.

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itself

down

or issue-: Did' obvious the Church before English

recognise

jurisdiction did I take

tp

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"obedience." "Most and in only Supreme Vicar of Jesus Christ

Father, Pontiff,

on

"

in Was the Church question"theReformation before country

Roman

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most eaith, kissing devoutly your blessed feet with all of promptitude service and obedience is the fairly ex formulaused plicit by Archbishop

-

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to

the

that

and

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begin

reverence

in

Catholic", of persons who

.a

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jection blessed

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letters

Chicheley

Roman

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of

Bishops

their

dubitable

the precisely Catholic throughout Roman Catholic auy

complete

as

Thirdly;

Pope constantly

326.)

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in

in

received

as

p.

Peckham priest

would layman The organic

or

priest

Novell

the

declaration

a

1070,

in

the supreme of the -Hope? of the bp one

Concilia

(Wilkins's

ment,

,

or

1426

his appoint until by the Pope: either the Archbishop, who

recognised confirmed

was

;

of

in

476).

III.,

indirectly through :Was.hiinseIf the delegate of the Pope or directly, his appoiutment bv Bulls from before

V.

the. F.— In pre- Reformation no was conse English Bishop

Fact Church: crated

Martin

Pope

to

Ghicheloy

the

See. Holy the Reformation .

Bishops

English

and

confirmee

by receiving of Provision For centuries the vast majority were

appointed such provi sions, embodying as tjjey djd th® highest exercise of Papal authority, far from being really, opposed, by the English or. pfjurch nation, were, on; the contrary, bpth: eagerly by the English d|rpctly

by the

Pope;;

and

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kings,

the

Privy

Council

and hy

fewer than thirty carried to .Rome for StuVcn's Constit. (Bishop -Vo. Not III., less p. SIC). not

elections

,

to as elections weut appeals from the of this, Chapters Lichfield and Coventry). (then well known to Oldham, Man as the founder of its Grammiir in more than one joined appeal

Rome

to

diocese

Hugh School, "

the

to

Holy

described

Apostolic

in

of

refutie

his

the

as

the

"

is

sole

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the

fol

which

See,'

Register oppressed

(Oldham's

44).

Fact I. all Throughout England, in every cathedral, collegiate, monastic, and parish the Mass was s aid church, and the Sacraments administered ac to the Latin and Roman cording rite, to the local adapted such as uses, —

Saru/u, In the

York,

and Bangor. Mass is (which that which is said

Hereford, of

canon

every

the same as verbally at the present day in there was churches)

all

Pope."

on

a

Moreover,

Roman

Catholic for

prayer

"oar

Sunday

every parish

church every laud, the people prayed the " Bidding Prayer." (Ye shal praye for the state of al holy for churche and oure fader holy the Pope, with all his college of cardinals." " —See Preface to Exeter Cathedral" in

Feast-day,

the throughout for the Pope in

in

Reference

The same was Library.) of the English practice nation times. Anglo-Saxon we (Witan

the

public

in

gebiddan

for

urne

for

don

Cyning, man,"

the

Gospel

urne

Cathedral.) Fact J. to

Papah ne

etc.

Rome,

on

for

for-ne

Arceb.,

Pat.

Book

nr.-.

eal-

Codex of at York

,,In

preserved

The jurisdiction

of the Pope the English Church Rome was and clearly recognised by the English

—

of

the relation the See of

officially

Thus,

itself.

Declaration

in

of Faith Arundel in

Archbishop

the

of approval the English

the

solemn by

drawn

up

1413, with Bishops

English

the

and

in convocation clergy as to be used as a test sembled, against the Lollards, we find the following clear of what the English statemaut Church the Pope concerning Saint Petir the Apostell hero on Vicar ertbe whos :

"

Christ

—

ordeyned His the

Roman

Lanfranc,

I.

—

to

the

of

,

,

.

English

recognition

Christendom

as

or Manning. welcomed

Hist.

of

grants

letter (See of Canterbury /Archbishop Wilkinsls Vol. Concilia Fact E. The Primates of the English Church

.the

faith

and

by the

to

Pope as the Supreme " Between 1215. and

believed

founded

was

suffragans

Pontiffs.

be

Archbishop Archbishop

of

one.

would

ini'lOTO-rrrEiiimeiV:

687

with, .of

tbe;, journey (Teste,. the and Lanfrahc the Bishop of York-and,

pre8entrdayi Archbishop;./,

Archbishop

route

,,

W alsh

the

of

as

the

on

that:-

he

Rope and by. every

and /fraternity

cordialityx

entire

caused Adelaide1 electorate who Sir of John; .Bray,' resignation as Arthur Sir the. late Blyth Messra

Bishop

satne

:

J

the

by;

Archbishop

Melbourne, January. 23. is The Otway lighthouse Ca.pe This is a great surrbunded by fire. trade. the shipping le to inconvenient the Hon, J. Munro, Prem ier, The Graham Sir Berry as who succeeds Agent General, has booked his passage to3L6ndon by the- Orient liner Oroya the 5th'iMarch. and sails9on match was commenced -.on A' -cricket 12 of Lord Sheffield's between ThutSday Malvern Club, team1 and. 22 of 'the The concluded on Friday. which' was a conditions seemed fcohave cludaatic .

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jurisdiction on decrees

to

.

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Bishops

seven

Church

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.

.JIay,'j dounci'i, in .the

late

the

of

;

funeral

The

Archbishop Rome orijourneyed an

Hist.,

than

referred

were

—

ami

of, the of Appeal. there were

them to be obeyed by others." of the oath is in (The copy Rymer,s 80. Edit 1741,). Fcedera Vol. VI., p. Fact D.In documents and public Primates of the letters the English cause

Church

majores

udgment Court 1264-

and

'

.test. Before the-,, Reformation organic ,was the Eriglish-.Ghurch absolutely ,one in eommunion withithe Roman See and with: all the other -Churches, in commu Rome;: Ini those.Vdays, when nion with

of .Canterbury went on. the Continent

Archbishop

all Papacy against men," to ohey the commands of the Apostolic whole See " with their and strength" to

j

:

Juration.

the and

Roman

of persons/ who are the fellow-Catholicsv by... Church -in coraaiunion the of ;eRomeir;; Thisj ;iSj

jas

centuries

III.,

took with the pallium, before the of representatives publicly nation the Church and the and of the a solemn of oath Papal Commissioners and allegiance to obedience the Pope

f

Catholic",

Vol.

at

-

"

Durham, because his from Rome

,

the

at Canterbury, their investiture

.

Dorrityquestion. (Will Mr. suggest ia .which any point ofrReligiousv/belief English. Catholicsht-saypf.ithe fifteenth from -Italians-Spanish, centuryidiffered Catholics > ?) French,. 'i, or. t, German:; Secondly, any persou:

yet

For

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and

the

of

habds, arrived

History

(

the

Rome

;

on

lay bad not

pallium Constitutional

beljef.

lOne absolutely. xandv the with whplei l0. Catholic with in Churchi nvthen Communion in of the all:, matters./ ApostolicioSee, and/ f(dootriue;r.r inot faith -.1 am; a;yy;a,re this has, ever been callediin that truthr

was

the consecration London and

to

f;of

Beforp;

XVIII., importance of the English with the

investiture that as Bishop

at

refused

in, Church Eqgland with the Church of

the,

.<>

their,

or

hisfi

;to

.proposes:;

.

i

said

possessed

'

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weeks!'/

his

the

was

Primates

this

Bishops

.

is

by the

present

all

,

resume

thee

Stubbs pallium, before it receiving they hardly ever ventured to exercise any archiepisfunction and copal ; Archbishop in Arundel, 1382, although actually

,

body;

to

and

Vol.

Concil.,

Such

Roman

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trial

the

Register,

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t-

the

We confirm1

Collect.

449.) attached See to

least t.with /ounce.'! ui;oner, an, if. I excellent, suggestion, berKallow.ed to. ii a ;as may interpret, recommenaation o not v.tp weary uthe of -readers patience; your by giving than more an a ounce.rr-at time; Roman

Mansi.

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p.

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manner

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are

as

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'the

Augustine the of Bishops known to have

as

fully' successors,

act

.

.

or

after

thy 'pyedecessors,

as

,.

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strike

a

still

are

'O'iit'S

men

colliery after

.rrjrherallsend workron Monday,

:

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January

Sydney,.

.o'1

v

promoters, v

i-

though

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South,

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in.

country before. ther Reformation Roman Catholic;. He very reasonably asks. ,rthat the out-, of ,,of fvtons.' jn testimony presumably .producible, t of this, he s u ppoi' be position',, may

;

22. Adelaide, January weather of the early ,porhas been succeeded ,'weftk

x'

tiondbfi'ihfti

.

the

.

colony n proper

a

alL necessary maintained;

.close,

Queensland,

so

-control;

which

The

in

federal

p>lE£cedJ9iunder

;\

services

respective and' Australia

Western that, pending)

v

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was

r:

Premier in Melbourne

Griffiths,

arrived

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to you See— vices

to

belongs

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which

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tolicoe

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the historical hold that

it

of the Apostolic exercere— Sedis

Vicar

:stato

-

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be

to

me upon evidence upon which. thedUhurch

-

madb -a the' Yesterday','. Customs' it.yia» of cases of lager of > ,numper seizure, of which werb marked beerj the labels to have been in .stencils purporting Foster's' from' Brewing Com shipped seizure was The. warehouse.

for-1

calls

Dorrity

this

;

being1 Sir

Mr.

v

contegt,-

of the the Pope granting to Duns tan, Archbishop of Can in 959 are:— "Thy Primacy,

.,

.

The

landjt

a

stole,

Brief

pallium terbury, which in

'

Ehg-

was

pallium

,

public' to the of that ;

j

.

has run its controversy wljich oourse iD one of the Manchester papers, Cannon the follow Moyes contributes" a

'

,

.

227j'i

war

."the nighty Ireland;

!

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coipued

1

oi

tug'

Catch.

Rome'!'

solemnly

,at

solemn and and obedience

a

to the tenouf Pope, according taken by the Primate. Fact H.— In the government of the Church English of all-important. ..cases',

chester

,

Continuity

Bishops

the

% enerai The

to

were

the.

.

consecration took oath of allegiance

disputed decision"

/.

,

of

was

—

given by countries Popes to Primates in various as a symbol of Roman jurisdiction, and was worm on occdsions, to show public that the wearer had given to him special to act as the delegate (or vicar of powers the Roman See. words in (The used

Henley

v.

:

and pallium, with it. The woollen Y-shaped

for

'

filling

washed

main: of

recognition

B.— The .Primates Church sent went or

English

.

on.

was

Manning

,

Jagoe, who Saturday,

youth Glenelg

at

the

preface of the

authority

Fact

;

of the-

was

race,

,

,v

drowned owing -to the a

nigiit Thursday at the desl.thl;bf

j.

,

i

:

the;;

with

/

to

,

summary establish (the

Provision

,

death .the of the Duke of. Clarence and; A vondale.f be services will held in. the Special as ,as the other Cathedra, well churches..; The body

casfbrbbillJpl8int.

wild':

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criiibai

Wellington1 'through9 baiting'

:

of

seeds

TiigKfc'

connection

,

at1,

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on" W

of J<EdwariL

sons

boys,

littlei

wbtd

in

colony

;

.

is

"

'ifa&tt'er.

.me

T.

:

made

appointments

—

-

.

mt&(& iAd'tie

a

1

by direct Papal; after the' vastly greater of the Statute than before it. passing For before centuries the Fact0r., Reformation their English

to the.,

by the .pre- Reforma tion Church in England. Fact: A. The of Archbishops or Primates of the English Canterbury not or Church, were recog enthrone, nised until their had been appointment firmed con by the Pope.

;

sffdetf-feiK-baVmttisappWridtOT7 investigation £0:IUAA'fuli

allow brief

time,

Bishops

a

.

proof

;

themselves. Thns the Statute of Provisors supposed to exclude this1' direct confirmation so was utterly dis-' regarded by the English Crown and the the Church number of' English

English

and authenti evidence, fully with,. the due .reference, In historical sources.

.and,

recognised,

,

Sydney;1 Janua/rj;a22i;' TrtaSuref9 Assistant

that

cally,

!

03

As history. demand for public I must reserve evidence, with your, permission,, .to, ,in

makes

right,

state

i

:

of h'eij

-'O!

showers

are 7s., promoters Macintosh are 4s.,6d. promoters r.ir ;a The news that at (the, rains has fallen all Barrier has firmed -silver stock round. are £10 Block tens 17s. 6d.,; Brokenc are £7, Centrals ,£3 7s, .if: will be observed as To-morrow a,; day of general the mourning; throughout

; i

'

93

Hill

roken

of

!

the.

for:

j

j

;,t

-

only candidates

Church

of the

graunting to Peter,

same

should of

churches

the

which >y

as

that

power

particular

prelates,

ordeyning to

suceeeue

Rome,

successours,

Popes

Rome,

we

be

to

See

:

is

and Ho

all

oaf

Peter's

now

callyn in power

who

to ordeyned

special

Archbysshop&s,

bysshopes, and other curates, to whom degrees, all Christen men ought to obey after the lawes of the Church of ome." This I

test-

declaration may record of Convocation " Vol. Concilia, III.,

he

seen

in

the

Wilkins's

in

"

Fact

K.

—

The

the

nution English declared their dially ance to the Church owing to the

p.

English

355.)

Church

and

and cor repeatedly devotion and allegi of Rome. In 1245,

exactions of the monetary the Curia, relations between England and the Pope were strained to the uttermost, in Yet, the very worst of the crisis the English Primate and the Bishops assembled at. Westminster declared to Pope Innocent that Roman

"the was England) speci ally devoted, /to the Most Holy Roman Church." of England he clergy on the samp occasion wrote to the Pope " " the affirming Church to be English " a member of the Most special Holy Church of Roipe," and them said

kingdom

(of

,

f

A'bVowd

r

declaring selves to e "faithful and devoted aons of the Most Roman Holy Church." The nobies of England had .already, in ;

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address of remonstrance sent an the pro with the Pope, which begins " the testation : Our Mother, Roman oar we love and cherish as Church, seek her honour, in duty is, and we

1245,

I

to

Novel Method the Trees. ;In propagate orange

and welfare with all the affec crease, tion of which we are capable." They speak of the English King as ,sth9 " most of the Roman Church dear son

"

sons

Church

say that and special of Rome," he says Peter's

if

Dorrity Fact

L.

"

Vol.

II.,

p.

twelve

which

somewhat whose church is

the

with

one

over

doctrine

Church

the pallium and vicars, styled of the Roman and Primates held

Legates Bishops appointment

or

;

the Pope, who and obedience

from

oaths

by

swore

the

to

of allegiance whose clergy and people prayed in every Mass for the Pope, (even be fore the king), who even in protested the most moment that they were trying

Pope

"

and

faithful

which be "

devoted

Church

of

sons

and,

finally,

Roman

be just Catholic.

has

It

been

Davis, from eleared

ascertained

Duthie Win. the South Seas,

from in

that

has

not

on

which

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Gill

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chief

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world man

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Louis XVIII., and so fat that When the walk. States the United years

who is of late,

Orleans,

the

in

two

the for

his

wheel rods

running

a

he

handrails,

stands

lift.

reference lias

the

the correspondence in the press relative

to

appeared

of grain

carriage

N.S.W.

on

the

railways,

Commissioners

Railway

rate of carriage the is Sydney, Glen only 4d. per bn6hel ; from Innes, of the New which is the centre England 420 miles from district, Sydney, the charge is at the rate of 5d. per bnshel.

These, it than in

a

good occa

sumptuously, much

as

auy

companions.

St. Mademoiselle A French lady, to of the is about make a tour Oiuer, her course world, following throughout of the equator. Her travels the south a period of three extend over will years, much to devote and the lady proposes data time to the collecting regarding and the training of of the women life in the d ffe<ent conntries the children she visits. Her special attention which to central Africa. be given Two will St. Omer made ago Mademoiselle years round the world at own tour her a 64 is of She years age. expense. Mademoislle St. Omer will take no

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SUMMARY.

LEGISLATIVE

ASSEMBLY.

Wednesday, The

Speaker

January

took

the

20th. chair

at 730

p.m.

The Colonial to in reply Treasurer, Mr. Richardson, said the attention of Government had been called to Boodarie Creek with the idea of forming a with the Nullagine port for the trade and the captain of H.M.S. goldfields, on Penguin had been asked to report the subject, but had been unable to do so. The matter would be further con sidered. to in reply Treasurer, Mr. Davies had to fill of Chief the office Traffic the strong Manager upon recommendation of Mr. J. G. Findlay, General and Manager of the London North Western Railway. Mr. Findlay also selected Mr. the Chief Eddie, Commissioner of the New South Wales and Mr. Speight, the Chief Railways, Commissioner of Railways in Victoria. The Northam-Southern-Cross Rail was read a third time and way Bill The.

Colonial

Mr. Quinlan, been selected

The Police Bill was considered in committee, and amended as follows Policemen stationed beyond 200 miles from Perth to give three months' —

:

calendar

of

intention

month's

to resign, or notice within

one

that

distance.

The Attorney-General would introduce later on to with deal ment

said some all

Govern provision

dogs

.

E.

took Bush

21st.

the

was

of absence business.

Chair

granted

at one

account

on

of

re

the

the

a

long discussion. The Colonial moved Secretary the appointment of the committee was supported by Mr. Burges, Mr. Moore, Mr. Hooley, Hackett, Mr. Morrison, Hamersley, motion Mr.

en-

Thursday,

was

opposed Amherst, Mr.

by Mr.

—

ASSEMBLY. January

21st.

The Speaker took the chair at 730 p.m. The Colonial in reply to Treasurer, Mr. Parker, said the financial returns for the year 1891 were about just and he proposed to lay them ready, on the table in a day or two. Mr. DeHamel moved that the Public Health Act, 1886, should be amended, that the providing by Council be constituted the Municipal Local Board of Health. Mr, HasseR seconded the motion. Agreed to. Mr. Parker a moved for return the traffic and earnings on showing the Government and tram railways the year 1891. ways during Agreed to,

Mr.

showing

Parker the

sum

to carry

required

the service for the whole year, but to meet immediate and that demands, when the Estimates-in-chief were forward the Government brought would ask for an appropriation less that £80,000. At a later hour of the night the Standing Orders were and the, Supply Bill was suspended '

all

passed through The Goldfields, ment

Bill

its

stages.

read

was

Amend-, time and

1886,

Act,

third

a

passed.

The Police Bill was committee and further

considered in amended and

reported.

A the

received from Council announc Committee of five been toappointed of harbour question

was

message Legislative that a Select

ing members

had the enquire into accommodation

at Fremantle, with, with a similar com "power to confer mittee appointed by the Assembly/ and that the Council had agreed to the Alteration of Titles of Public? Officersand the Third Bill, Judge of the Supreme Court Bill. The Geraldton Mullewa Railway Bill was read a second time, consider ed in and rejoorted committee, and

moved amount

!

adopted.

The House

at 10.25

adjourned

LEGISLATIVE Friday The

p.m»

COUNCIL. January

President

22nd.

took

The Municipal

for

and Mr. Mr. Mr.

Grant. Wright, The Colonial Secretary having replied to the various advanced by arguments in the members to the opposition was whose great objection that motion, harbour works and would were now not to be required for many years the proposition was come, put and were earned. The following appoint ed to act on the Select Committee Mr. Burges, Mr. Grant, Mr. Leake, Mr. Moore, Mr. Hooley. The Alteration of Titles of Public Officers' Bill and the Third Judge of the Supreme Court Bill were read a third time and passed. of the committee The report on the Amendment was Act Bill Municipal received and adopted. The Supreme Court Act Amendment Bill and the Affirmation Bill passed committee. through The Sharks' Bay Pearlshell Fishery Bill was considered in crmmittee and amended. The report of the committee on the was Game Bill received and adopted. The Bill of Sale Act Amendment Bill was read a second time. The Northam-Southern-Cross Rail was read the first time. way Bill The House adjourned at 10 p.m. LEGISLATIVE

of the.

excess

on

the

Chair

-at

3 p.m.

a

Hardey. The

in

—

from

received

Assembly appoint committee of five members Council of the Legislative to act con with a similar committe of the jointly for the purpose Legislative Assembly, of enquiring into the question of pro harbour accommodation at viding was Fremantle considered and resulted Legislative ment of

said

passed.

notice

President R.

The Colonial Treasurer moved the sum of £80,000 be granted towards defraying the expenses of the of the service various in departments the colony. The Colonial Treasurer that this amount was not explained ;

p.m.

:

I

PARLIAMENTARY

will

COUNCIL. January

Thursday, The

at 10.10

adjourned

LEGISLATIVE

in

of grain are carried at lis. 3d. per ton from Orange, a distance of 192 miles or 3d. per bushel ; from 250 miles Young and Cootamundra,

Poor

identified.

of

Duke

much to be

so

iron is

trading

gaol.

figuring

there

colonies.

who was con ex-RI.P., with the financial institution was eased of £50,000 by Bell his in Christmas Davis, spent

and

fonr

on

corner

6001bs., and chains,

slides

Howe,

Peter nected

-is

each

weighs

j

Beagle

Captain

been

yet

suspended

at

be.

consignments

Bell

a<» master. Essendan, innocently shipped man With Davis and Bell was a young

who

is

3,8091

since out that have been in they office considerable reductions have been for and other made in the rates grain At the time produce. present large

defaulters, the 16th

the schooner and Co. for

purchased

haviog

private message

point

not

House

urgent The

all

the playing

Sunday

time.

first

grown

leave

the

Holy Church

unknown. parts of John Bloom,

"for Guam," or under the alias

July, Duvis,

is

from

the Sydney Melbourne

and

as

all.

months'

in

weighing which platform,

the

if

of

yield

The

men,

a

all

and

flatter

two

to

and

stomal

J

at

nothing

is

on

that

8 p.m. Mr.

which

is

to

a

;

cricket

stvong man, C. G. Samp been exhibitions of giving in to heavy weight lifting opposition and recently suc Cyr, the Canadian, ceeded in moving several inches from the ground two a and platform, horses,

W ith

a

us

the

to

aromatic

more

has

ready

declared Bishops to by its own member of the Church of special Rome," and which paid generous tribute for centuries to the Roman See, appears to

sweet-

very

of

the

was received from His the Administrator recom mending the House to make provision of £80,000 towards defray for the sum ing the expenses of the various depart ments and services of the colony for on the year ending the last day of December, 1892. The report of the select committee Turf Club Bill was received on the W.A. and ordered to be printed. Mr. Harper that a com proposed mission be appointed to inquire into the whole subject of the preservation, of and storage carriage perishable a a with view of establishing goods, system of cold storage. Supported by Mr. and the Richardson, Mr, Piesse, and agreed to. Attorney-General The Married Women's Property and the GeraldAct Amendment Bill were ton-Mullewa Bill read a Railway

Australia.

grasping

;

Roman

oranges common

four brass up the that the platform which support upon chains The are Sampson stands. attached to a leather which collar, Sampson places on his neck, and then

themselves whose ; sees

is

at

There

adherent

thin,

acid

South

which

See their

skin

more

The

a

absolutely whose of insignia

was

young, frnit

words

certain

of

game

By

or allotted to the respective the year 1891, municipalities during out of the public funds. Agreed to.

paid

riding

streets.

Excellency

England's

"

Rome's

of

slightly ;

and

acid

The Compridia

son,

I

But

detached

The

stem.

fruit.

in

ounce

weight.

wore

primates Roman

ends. "

when

support

is

with

provided

value. The Ombigo and gives the largest sweet, the same The Mandarin is

of student be rightly

every

push, is

parent obtained

is

and

the mid of June. and by the

extra

547.)

facts

to it

a

those

of

be allowed. A message

Silver bearer. poor Selecta and orange, greenish yellow. Choice first-class large, flavour, orange, little acidity, deep yellow, scarcely any which late, ripens quite pips, gives it

main facts The above are twelve very plainly stamped on the face of English and irremovably interwoven in history, of England of the national life the fibre in times. pre-Reformation They are

Church history English may supposed to have at his fingers' much fear that promised my

to

omission of

lives the

along

driving

or

from Middle

the

to

orange scented and

at Rome Fee St. Peter's Laws of Canute," Kemble,

year,

matting funnel

a

often bears plant thus or three the end of two years. are six varieties of principal at the Azores. The grown

—

Mass."—

straw

begin winter

the

from

from the contribution English to the Pope, was paid by this from times. Anglo-Saxon country even to (" Tithe we Christian enjoin every " Woman Laws man and Fee." of Vol. 244. Eadmund," Thorpe, I., p. "And let God's dues be willingly paid every

soon

sufficient

a

fee," people

May

following

Rome-

or

this

the shape of beaten earth,

with

dle of Roots

"

Pence

Around

filled

are faithful they of the members must I believe Mr. that they were not ?

—

cut.

in

the

dangering

derived with a

.

themselves

Orange

Islands they trees in a curious way, the from Chinese. A branch diameter of four or inches is five

wonnd

902 and 930, edit. Paris, (Matthew take it that the above is the 1 1571). If they Catholics. language of Roman

Raising

of

Azore

—

a for return of the moneys

ment ment Bill

Institutions

Bill,

Supreme Court

Bill,

Affirmations Bill a read third

were

Amend Amend-

Act

and 'Game time and ,

passed.

The report of the committee! Sharks Bay Pearl Shell Fishery was

the

on

Bill '

adopted. Bills

The Bill

of Sale Act passed through committee. Geraldton Mullewa Railway read a first time.

was

The Bill

—

was

A

message

Legislative a resolution

received

was

Assembly

from

to the

effect

the that

had been passed to for address of condolence; and on sympathy with Her Majesty the death of the Duke of Clarence and Avondale adopted by both Houses fto His Excellency the Adminstrator to be telegraphed to England. Resolu tion concurred with. A Supply Bill to authorise the. ap of £80,000 propriation for 1892 was all its passed through stages. The Northam— Southern Cross Bill was read a second time. Railway The Standing Orders were suspended and the Bill was passed its throyigh remaining stages. The House adjourned at 3-30 n.m. ward

the

-

.

LEGISLATIVE Friday, The p.m. The

speaker

ASSEMBLY. January

22? id.

took the Ohxair

;J

at 2.80

Geraldton Mulkiwa Railway read a third tim.e and passed. J-he Police Bill was re-committed, and reported. amended, The Bankruptcy Bill was passed committee through with amend ments. The principal one being that the official receiver a demand may Bill

—

was

copy of manager

trustee's account of such bank

from where the account may be kept, and if the same be not furnished within three days such manager shall be deemed guilty of contempt of court. Agreed to. A message was received from the Council Legislative that announcin/g the following Bills had been agreed to:— The Supreme Court Act 1880, Amendment Bill, the Affirmations the Supply Bill, Bill, and the Northam —Southern Cross Bill Railway without amendment and ; the Game and the Municipal Bill, Institutions Act, 1876, Amendment with Bill,, amendments. The House adjourned sit 4 p.m.

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Angle

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it

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W.

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in

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—

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selected)

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I

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attention

share xecnted

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Directors

DEPARTMENT.

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ROADS

TOODYAY JOSEPH

CARE."

DULL

T

all

farmers of

a

fur

increase.

A

named Peter Redmond the neighbourhood of

man

in

recently cliison

and

goldfields

was

lost

the Mur-

from

died

want

of

water. The

racing Locke,

Mr.

by

The

Lucy while

Midland

owned

Hinton, on

Monday morning. Railway

last

track

mare, died

the

training

have Government that in about a they intend to have 150 miles of their open railway. By clause 93 of the Police now Act, all passing through Parliament, horse on Calcutta sweeps races, sweeps, or consultations oh horses races are prohibit already

notice month's

given

co

Company

the time

ed. The

"coloured

cropped

up

nation test

labour"

at Marble

Bar

question where

an

has indig

held to pro meeting was recently the against employment of Cingalese, miners' holding rights, by the Coongan Amalgamated Gold Mining Company. .

BEGONE

and

Suite.

:

"

Onslow

O

the

Excellency

.

Mrs.

Administrator, MACCABE'S

His

of

patronage

.

the

.

TJnder

which broke out in the camp Thomas a Government Beasley, the Great Southern on surveyor Railway, of £150 was done, damage to the extent Mr. J. H. Monger, in M.L.C., is still a precarious but he adheres to his state, resolution to return to West Australia, and will leave Melbourne on the 28th inst.

By

of

fire

a

Mr.

Mr. W. Layman, of the Blackwood, eldest son of Mr. G. Layman, of the' Vasse, died on Friday morning from in flammation of the heart which followed attack an of influenza. upon the

'that a Perth firm of builders order to Messrs. Thorne, Bower for the manufacture & Stewart of 500,000 but owing to great pressure of busi bricks, ness it could not be entertained.

It

sent

An named other motion. from

said

is

an

old

resident Samuel

day

It

partial

of

the

Russell, in is

Canning was

the

bush believed

lie

district, found the

of incapable is suffering

paralysis.

J. Mr. H. Saunders has resigned big as a councillor for the position East Ward to provide The election a successor will be 3rd. There held on are February three in the J. candidates Mr. field, Hurst, Mr. H. McKernan and Mr G Dent. .The drought on the Upper Gascoyne to havo broken There appears up. have of thunderstorms been indications follow far ed by heavy rains inland. Most of streams the principal are running. Yesterday the afternoon unusual and of a funeral melancholy spectacle proces in were Wo sion which hearses, the carrying both remains oi husband and wife in the seen was city The deceased, Mr. and Mrs. were well-known Major, citizens and after a illness both departed long this life on Tuesday afternoon, within a few of hours each other. Both had been into received the Church a short time pre vious to death. Mr Major renounced all connection with of Freemasonry which he had been a forbidden society member, order in to that enjoy Mr privilege. Philip conducted the funeral Reilly ar rangements.

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port

to Launceston,

Eros,

Adelaide

Tasmania.

REPORT

and

a.m.

at

in

Perth

held:— I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 25th November, and have noted directions to as re specially your

caused tween

for

the

we

find

has

The

The

increase

—

269 Births, 1,434 males,

arrivals, 2,309.

From

this

is

378 must

set

238

males,

A

from

deputation waited Council last Friday

.

Perth

the

Premier

upon to ask

the

Bill

The

as

other

in

of

introducing they wished, and until next session,

manner

wait be held

advised

the

them

to

would

possible.

them.

Assistant

back

engine when

the the

near

conpletely feet ed

and

attached

van

rails severed cut

were

that

immediately Perth North

to

body of

off.

of a the

guard

passed' at arriving van

the were wheels found blood marks Station Master

some

The

the was-

a man

with

was

the

from

the

The

body

man

ran

ex on

had the j

Station found lying head almost body, and both was

i

Station

named of a letter

claims, this

very two

2j

troubled

is

all

doing

got

a

50

'always

scattered, declared

men

are

make

asking

him

island, seem

man, 23 oz

a piece lately, this been found. Outside the seems to be alluvial but in its of being spite to be played out," many at work, and I as a rule,

to

Mr.

come.

knowing

no

workings

One

well.

bed close

and

wages. to

written

is

is

"

always

believe, I have

the

claims

alluvial

fairly

near

several

to

patch

of

oz

also

however

water

ground

applies

G. D. Robinson, but at here, once, receive when he will ;

letter.

my

that of

I

have

from

found

in

left there.

here

application about'

seem

GERALDTON.

the

vicinity

14

this

gold, alluvial

good and

(From

11

a

to

Jan.

16,

good

not

miles The I

hear

has

been

many

men

meet

35

feet of this

all

rather

again,

been

and

at work to special

McGillivray shaft which

The

more. as

far

as

steadily,

report found they

about

gold were

excellent

made

gentlemen

rev.

advice

to

the

also

novicesi

in

"

ladies

young religion Miss

rick

are

Miss

:—

Mary

Sister

Walsh,

in

de

in

Murphy, Sales

Sister

religion

Miss

Joseph;

Mary

Pat

in

McCarthy, religion Sister Miss Margaret Mary Josephine in Sister Callanan, religion Mary Teresa Rose;

;

and

Joseph; Sister

Miss

O'Brien

in

religion

It will be Aloysius Joseph. ths sincere wish of all and earnest prayer desire the who to see Catholic religion advancement in this make rapid colony, that the term in of the novitiate may result the final step of consecration, by holy vow, of these souls to young God, and to the work of His for the re Church on earth, mainder of their days.

Mary

CRICKET.

one, representative well-known players whose reputation is a sufficient that it is more than probable in the team sence wo.uld have different

the

,y?,ith

on

complexion

guarantee their pre put quite a at least of

some

played. They opened 'their where they made campaign in Fremantle bid for victory, their for in the biggest first the visitors tied the redoubt innings able portoniaus, but they com collapsed in the second Domela pletely innings. and rattled was their simply unplayable He obtained down like ninepins. stumps the excellent of for ;22 7 wickets average The game ended runs. in a victory foi Fremantle On the followby 8 wickets. C.C. day, Wednesday, they met the Perth and suffered a defeat still more disastrous. The visitors could do nothing against the of excellent E. Randell and A. bowling the latter jMoffat, 11 wickets 'for taking 26 runs. Such bowling has not been seen on the Recreation Ground for many years The Perth C.C. defeated the. visitors by an and 20 runs. still innings Thursday fbund Eastern districts the on the war path, but as yet no scalps graced their legand the M.C.C. also too were guards, for them, and beat them on the sctong first innings by 91 runs. Although they had smoked the pipe of peace with the, men of the M.C.C. the evening, before the tomahawk was still and they unburied, came down on in their war. Friday paint to do battle with the men of West Perth. was still and unpropitious, jFate still held aloof from their banners. victory 'The West Perth C.C. scored a' win on the first The visitors innings by 34 runs. 'were entertained at dinner by the-Fremantle C.C. and "the M.CiC.; 'which was followed by a smoke social, .and on each day when games' were played the local teams luncheon. provided' At social the Mr. .the F. given by M.C.G. ID. North, of the 'cliib; captain presided at the piano, where he "was!. relieved at times by Capt. Stuart. Messrs. Nortl£ Stuart, and "Wright, Barrett-Lennard, were the principal vocalists and Tuplin Messrs. Moorhead, Darlot, and Lowe gav,e recitations. Taken all round, the- visitors had a pleasant and will time, probably come next and vow year, again they will not be beaten so easily, while they guar antee that any team visiting therawill get a warm Mr. E. Monger has' reception. promised on behalf of the York C.D?that' when the M.C.C. at; pay their annual. visit 'Easter have to encounter1 they" will the team be to strongest foundin the districts. games

?

I

j

;

?

iX'.i

The on

meeting of the Thursday last and

the proceedings, being

The

'written. to criticism, a vote

is

them. in their opening

I

!

cricketers from the Eastern districts Perth and Fremantle visited last week. during Though there were several them, reallv good men amongst Dr. O'Connor, Hare, Bennec, noticeably E. F. Darlot, E. Monger, and Lowe, the combination was not a one as far strong element was concerned. as the batting B. O'Connor In a really possessed they He has good command over good bowler. the speed and length, and can work the. ball from both sides. Darlot, Lowe, and the aboriginal Miohael all bowled' well. of

the

of

was-held Society over presided Ther'"Jburnal of attractionin '

article

and'"

members thanks was.

corres

arid.1

interesting' contents were:

many

and

.'S

was

by the Vice-President. proved the" chief centre pondence

,'.i

M. SOCIETY.

C. Y.

PERTH

'well

'subjected;

takinh' accorded

Jpiaft',

the

staff, which was acknowledgr journalistic Mr. ed by the editor, W. Rearon. It, was decided that our SprntuaiTbueptor, who has been absent, Father Duff, about., seven months in the Far and North, whose return to Perth is near at hand, entertained should be fittingly by the A committee was formed to Society. make the A necessary arrangements. is in store for next week. good programme

THE

NATIVE

QUESTION.

the Victorian ( From Express ) which The during correspondence the past few weeks, has been appearing in the Perth with reference "hp papers the native which has ent

and

trouble

in

the,

north,

and

from such promin settlers as Mr. Walter Padbury Mr. R. E. "Bush, can have no

emanated

other

than effect of reviving, oncp Native Question. again the oft recurring The presentment to the of the public difficult and delicate of devis problem and means of settling that ing ways is to. not, however, question likely result we trust in the adoption of of dealing those methods the with natives

v

A team

claims

wrote. when I last McPherson has been principally up surface boulders breaking in readiness his for which is machinery, to be at fri-n'R believed Geraldton time, by to With McPherson's respect Threeacre P.J. O'Connor Lease, adjoining, appli-

The

"

with

McPherson's, but there

morning

ceremony,

sacrifices alluded to the they for the sake of Christ leaving and all who were dear to them on earth, the he a expressed hope that promised reward of hundred fold would be, theirs in return. Brereton Father having most concluded a appropriate address, Blessed Sacrament was Benediction of the which an was after adjournment given, of the halls made to one of the convent, was where an excellent breakfast partaken of by the the and friends Priests, Sisters, of the five ladies who had made a young first the towards step "choosing better The names of these path." had

of

or

a

life.

other

gave He likewise

done to the work being on avail the reef-holders are of the and the ing themselves holidays, off for the men are knocked present. claims to The the north of Du Boulay's area started work at the beginning of this month, but have not time to do more had than mere work. The reef prospecting all was found on of or them at a foot is inches from and eighteen the surface, gold. carrying Du On the stone area itself Boulay's still to show continues gold well, at a depth most

field,

northern

j

will

the

some

As these dates those declared

they

Correspondent.) this Convent

'

to

approval. regard

Grant

I

1892. from

.cppe.

encountered during cannot be called a as there were several in the four districts

team

'

which was the first ever of the' kind witnessed in this but it is ,to. be hoped, in the .town, which, will interests of our be fol holy religion, short others lowed, at intervals, by many a character. I allude to 'of similar the of reception of five ceremony young' ladies who had to commence the noviciate decided introduction to 'their into the preparatory of the Presentation. 'order The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Brereton, assisted by the Yen. Archdeacon Lecaille, in the a numerous of presence gathering of our non-Catholic composed largely Artistic hands had friends. feminine with and ever decorated flowers beautifully in which greens the walls of the Convent the was while the conducted, ceremony altar ornamented had been delightfully the for the At ten o'clock happy occasion. As the commenced. "proces proceedings the sion, of the cross-bearer, consisting the Mother and professed religious, Superior the candidates the choir slowly approached, sang with grand effect; and throughout the it may be added rendered ceremony good its service under talented leadership. the of the After young reception ladies, Brereton a Father preached touching of the the vanity sermon, depicting of of this wisdom world, and the things for those who themselves treasures lay up

though

rich, but

a

At the Geraldton there took place

to

morning

unabletq

they

j

made

was

station.

very

coarse

were

"

there. the from

'

not

their

whole they of the teams The trip.

:

direction." alluvial

11

a

.

with

low

on

same

holders

has

there

line.

on

ground at a find fyom Townsend's

nothing

se.

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inches

be

very

Nowthauna

does

have

j

de

in

report nothing

for

south

identifi

j

J'elo

"is

me

of

B..rrington tenor From Davis. found in it is his that pocket judged the man to commit intended suicide, and in this sets the letter forth he connection that made a previous attempt which, however, At the frustrated. held on was inquest ef a verdict Monday last the jury returned as

at

the

j

Central and amined

On

There reefs

your With

j

some

the

a

of his

obstruction.

any

do not differ materially for the colony I trust

j

North the wheels

when

Fremantle the

station

out

men

had

Dec.

:

over

from Perth

the that

passing noticed

last

evening

up-train

stone.

18

the

Wilson, shafts sinking just with a by Robinson,

be

he

The

been

j

Thursday

p.m.

the

gold

the original for applied

been

j

On

about carries

will

as

Bayley's

the

power piece patch

Yabga-

visited

their luck try road One team which was on the for here off to this turned new find to sup The finder, a Mr. ply stores. Cue, tells he has me the put down a well there, nearest when he went there having been seven miles off. A quartz find has also been reported by a man named at a spot about 12 Barnes, miles south from here, but its genuineness is very the he dis doubtful, as specimens the same of plays are by no means quality stone as that visible in the reef, the latter barren. being apparently I have not to inspect been able these finds with the of personally, exception Gardner's I Nowthauna. hope to do so when which it has my horse forage arrives, not Till then is virtually done. it yet to with impossible the country get about horses. There has been no rain yet, and those miners who venture out do so at con risk. siderable I am glad to state for are that rations the in fair present Seventeen supply. business licenses have been altogether issued. in now force Eight of these are the field, on the others being mostly issued to teamsters who have brought their own up to sell. loading I Owing to the mail than being later I had before of anticipated, the arrival your letter, a from proclaimed holiday

The Elder has Exploring Expedition of not yet realised the anticipations its organisers. Owing to the dry and parch of the inland of ed state pur portions the from continued colony resulting of travel was limited drought the range whioh the expedi to the skirt of the area to tion was formed and little if explore, The ground was touched upon. any new of the expidetion scientific members have forwarded their from the resignations the at Oruickshank's on Murchison, camp and it is said that Mr. Lindsay is on his to Adelaide to consult way per steamer with the organising committee. 10

surface, Besides

new

reef has been and Gardner here is im stone being mostly fine,

struck and

was

showing a little this morning that

Tuesday last, Anniversary Day, was observed as a in Perth general holiday and A great Fremantle, many people travelled to the race but the meeting, number who weut by road does not com with that of the New pare favorably Picnic were to meeting. parties Year's, directions be seen in all departing by road and rail, but principally by river. hob and this no The day was excessively to doubt acted as a inducement strong seekers to keep as near the river pleasure as

have

quartz

one

in

which

freely. leases

to

stood

bill

the

south-east

next.

August

in

the

itself

below

to

expressed

which

reef

to

of named

men

The

on

with

difficulties

I

line

a new

two

confirmed. On December

City

as

Premier

;

several

still

where

fresh to report The men (Toppings). for the are a well sinking water, drinking and present well being brackish exceeding in its effects. A 40 oz. ly purgative nug on the up alluvial get was picked gully at the and there, beginning of the month, I have heard it reported that alluvial has been found on another in the same gully but this has not been neighbourhood,

:

to

several the way

by

30

anxious comply being the wsh but expressed by the deputation he was informed the by Speaker that the still be bill bill would a private even if He introduced by the Government. pointed out

where

found

November

are

another reef 2£ miles beyond this also found, carrying good gold, Mr. who is the by a Menzie, representative of a Perth This syndicate. may possibly be the same of line as the reef runs reef, and about east and Menzie's is find west, east of Gardiner's. There are now 20 or

as

Government

Municipal

measures.

himself

21st

bong,

has

females;

the

however,

No.

all

on

you. Mr.

About

total, 1,226, 1,083. added This to the total from the September makes the estimated quarter gross popula tion the made of of 53,285, colony up and 32,228 males 21,057 females.

of their

is,

the

The

females;

104 males, 731 165 females males, a net increase of leaving

introduce

camp,

to the

alto field I last reported. smaller the

as

put

in taken, which are lately where the water lake, salt surface. TEe best alluvial the at on

of the

the

on

same

surface mensely rich, the gold well and distributed through

total, be taken the and de females,

226

deaths, partures,

out

men

the

leases

letter

your

scattering somewhat, having been made.

On

the

1,083. :

of

which

83,

are

finds

report of the Registrar General ended December quarter 31st, 1891, that the to the population increase

been

82 and

about

main

men

the

follows

is

gether

Murchison goldfields that the new rush intelligence as Townsend's not has realised Gold has beeu found scat expectations. tered over a wide and the stone area, in the reefs which crop out freely appears to is one small carry good gold but there from which water only soakage potable be obtained. Water has been reachT may ed at the 15 feet level in good quantities but is always salt. Very few men remain. From

clauses

explains. The number

Charlton.

from

Area

shaft but his efore long, the lake.

leases. auriferous My omission on those already sent down was the contradiction be by apparent

ports on to report

7 p.m.

News contains known

Protection

to

men

Lear from

I

'

6.30

day

until

the new manager, above those opened view of striking rich shoot from the same which Robinson's were specimens procured He expects to strike it at about 30 feet. Rule is down about 16 feet, The Home and the manager expects to strike payable 22 feet. The reef here is gold at about well about 4 feet, and as indeed defined, it is on most of the claims Murphy has been getting good gold at about 20ft depth

WARDEN.

:

Saturday on Tues

on

two

requiring leases

i

.

at

leave

will arrive

THE

of Crown Lands has Commissioner dated the following Nanreport, nine, Dec. 28th, from the Warden (Mr. W. A. G. of the Murchison GoldWalter)

will be made next alteration week in the Overland Mail Service between Perth and On Geraldton. and after Tues mail will close at day, February 2nd, the Perth on Tuesday at 6.30 a.m., arriving at Geraldton on At Thursday at 8.45 p.m. mail

BY

The

further

the

am

On

received

Sir John Bray; the new Agent-General and for South Mr. Thomas Australia, who were ford to England Play passengers landed at and by the Britannia, Albany, were received Loftie and by Mr. Hon J. and entertained A. Wright, at. the Club.

Geraldton

GOLDFIELD.

is

Oh Saturday last the inmates of the Lunatic were afford Asylum at Fremantle treat ed an unusual in the form of a musical entertainment by a band under the conductorship of Mr. Ready.

A

MURCHISON

of the

In connection whether it is

lease. smaU

THE

favour

I with this case wish to ask intended in clause 85 of the that "no Regulations, providing lease shall be worked by less than two men,", that the word "lease" should include, an for a ground held under application I

There has been a change in the title of the firm of Messrs 0. Bethel & Co., wellknown in West Australia. It' will be known for the future as Bethel, Gwyn & Co.

and

As any

'

Wirth

and

in

was

.

colonies, to convey menagerie from

chartered

and

two assessors, defendant.

The case before myself

'

was

4, resulted

it

that

ground

.

well-known and the ports recently spe

coastal

our

heard

the

on

worked.

'

the

its forfeiture, insufficiently December on

for

was

-

programme

ed

advocates, some few

which and others

Mr.

Padbury

openly and Bush too but all tacitly, of, methods namely,

which

Mr.

plainly, approve of wholesale slaughter by revengeful settlers are to be who, presumably, held for such acts of irresponsible "

neighbouring cially circus

The

on

between

trader

in town on reported Tuesday W. S. Dempster, of Bucklands, Northam, had died on the previous night. Mr. awoke in the Dempster suddenly complained of intense night, pain in the a short region of the heart, and died within time after. He leaves a wife and family of young children for whom great sym is felt The funeral pathy by all classes. took place yesterday

and outrage. violence, Such methods in the present temper of the community have for be recommended only too in Mn 'as.' adoption plain terms,

Padbury meet

with

has recommended, them, determined opposition -

the

It was that Mr.

be

24.

February

containing page 5. steamship Albany,

The

to

Sports,

'

advertisement will be found

announcement

-

Wednesday,

on

the

.

held

to

Athletic

.

We draw attention the Greenhills

:

of

to.

by.

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resort to indiscriminate of fire-arms. Mr. Bush, in his heart of hearts, we. venture to suggest warmly endorses Mr. Padbury's but wiser in his day and sentiments,

solution

an

|

,

were to of these acts of if Mr. / Bush the that public

perpetrators

Of

course

persuade of

his

was

also

the

accurate

facts

to admit

that

the natives

of

parts districts

our

a

source

the

to

annoyance

in

are

sparsely of great,

met

are

and

the

Mr.

B.

force

located of his

each

in the has

settlers Bush, who

E.

within several

which

the protection him. It affording

state

is

some

learn

to

people

held

particularly one police established

will

that

it

is

that

station

Bush's

Mr.

in

that

allegation

the

is

letter authorities

have

of outrages at reports from which have come south to the country

winked natives

an

the

by "

Kim

!

attention promptest, regard to the condition .and

the

difficulty

Bush Government

is

Mr. in

very should

possible of the

having country

of getting anxious

about. that the

look

act

at the

matter and

practical

thoroughly unsentimental light. to please Government a

so. The Quite Bush should

Mr.

the

and

eminently practical advice unsentimental decidedly them dered by Mr. Padbury. on

Bush

must

own

and

the

tell

marines

three

the

have lost from thousand sheep during months by the natives. stations

like prove, face,

this

is

difficult

it

carries

but or

if

can

be

Mr.

Bush's

his

property.

killing "liver

Mr. and from shall

with

said

it

for

a

does the

ten Mr.

that

his

neighbouring three to four six last the A

statement of course to disrefutation on its

not,

very

little

which supervision exercise over the natives to

managers As

of sheep numbers we and caul fat," Bush here doth protest

for are

too

their afraid

much

in generalization indulging occurence. We an exceptional next week take occasion to deal Bush's statement seriatim, Mr. is

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lot (36a) 259, No. 1960 (432a) lots 280 and 281, No. 1961 No. 1962 lot. 285, (10a) (384a) lots 286 and 287, No. 1963 (339a ) Uts 296 and 297, for Bever public utility. No. 1964 for ley (3a), —

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Wesleyan

:

;

so

;

and we all have the richer thereby, of handling it if a chance again whereas, it once into the maw of the rapacious gets it is Yankee forever. quack, farewell gone I know is genuine, and that it my article material to make it dis contains the cure where disease is curable. ease You may

Alphonsus Tachon, Beagle Bay Rev. H. Rev. P. Long, BusaelBrady, Bunbury ton Rev. T. Dooley, Fremantle Rev. ;

THURSDAY,

;

all

of

statement

and

M.

Clements I can

if, fail.

must

hundreds F.

that

it

upon others

proofs

of

the

the

virtues

man

IIIIM

1

mssataaairMi

GO VEBNMENT

1

of

GAZETTE

Court. Warden's Court is established

.

14,

A

—

at

my

remedy.

U'lrTimnvHiwrvra

JANUARY

THURSDAY,

produce

of my N.S.W.

Nowtown,

Clements,

Tonic

truth

1892

Warden's Murchison

the

goldfields.

W. Corporal Local Court,

'AppbiNTMENTS.--F6lice Carrol

to

be clerk vice J.

of

the

Northam, H. G. Wright and

trates

vice Perth, E. Brown to

R. Morrell, resigned. to the Magis to bo clerk clerk of the Local Court, T. J. Howell, W. resigned.

be clerk to the Magistrates to the Local and clerk Court, Fremantle, to Perthvice H. G. Wright, transferred J.

to

Chipper

of births,

act,

of West leave absence 011 of J. O. Police Constable to act, as bailiff of Binning temporarily, the Warden's Court at the Murchison & Co., C. L. Weaver Perth, goldfiold. vendors of internal revenue J. stamps.

M. Finnerty,

Warden

be the

to

to

officer,

do

Yilgarn

goldfield,

Office,

Southern

Cross,

on

the

Warden's 10th

;

;

;

;

;

;

1

;

;

;

;

;

;

:

;

;

;

;

;

;

;

:

;

;

;

;

;

—

_

Gracefield,

Yerriminup

to

with

connect service,

fortnightly,

the

Koionupto

ter

minate 31st December, 1894. Public Reserve. No. Plantagenet 686a (100 acres), stopping place for teams. for Application Patent.— W. Eaton blacksmith, for an York, improved machine for pulling tree and stumps. Prisons. Certificate of freedom issued to Reg. No. 10357, W. Crogan. -Che Bankruptcy Act, Bank1871. \iptcy-. J. Asher & G. Flood y(siei & luood), Moorunstorekeepers, fiaal d'.viffend of Is. 8d. in .r"6?' ?! Wble 0>Vand after 22nd inst. —

:

—

of

.

;

:

:

as things and about the for the Yil-

to be done in required of tl>e electoral fist spttling Roads the at Board, garn

;

L. M. Fremantle Rev. Martelli, E. Geraldton Brereton, Very Rev. A. J. Rev. Lecaille, Greenough W. Treacy, N ewcastle Right Rev. Rosendo Salvado New O.S.B., Norcia D.D., Very Rev. I. Bertram, V.G., O.S.B., New Norcia ; Rev. B. Martinez, New Norcia O.S.B., : Rev. E. Coll, Now Norcia O.S.B., Rev. F. Dominguez, New Rev. B. Norcia; New Norcia Goecoechea, Right Rev. M. Perth Gibney, A. Bourke, Very Rev Perth Rev. V.G., W Kelly, Perth ; Rev. J Duff', Perth Rev. Edward Perth Rev. O'Reilly, B Delaney, Subiaco Rev. P Gibney, Very V.F. York. 23. Total, Church Wesleyan Rev T A James, Albany Rev J W Mouland, Bunbury Rev Horace Faull, Rev T Dongarra Bird, Fremantle Rev John Newton Mills, Geraldton Rev Wm A Potts, Guildford Rev. Joseph G, Mitchell, Rev James Young Newcastle; Rev H Geprge, Simpson, Perth York ; Rev William R Carniicliael, Yilgarn. 10. Total, Church Rev Congregational A Rev Buchanan, Bunbury Joseph Fromantle Rev Johnston, B C Mat Fremantle Rev E T Dunstan, thews, Perth. 4. Total, Presbyterian Church. : Rev.R Thomson, M.A., Albany ; R,ev." Robert Hanlin, Rev Fremantle James Rev P Naismith, McQueen, Perth Jarrahdale. 4. Total, Church of Christ: Rev Thomas Bates, Perth. Total 1. Mail Tender Accepted. Jas. Tunney £15 per annum, between Cranbrook and

;

such

ure

;

—

the

during Brown,

1892.

;

and marriages

deaths

Kimberley,

21,

Appointments.— C. Edwards, J.P., to act as Resident the Magistrate Magistrate, of the Local Court, and Sub-Collector of Internal Revenue, at York, the during absence on leave of F. A. Hare. J. O. Clerk to Brown, the Magistrates and Clerk the of Local Court at Derby, to be Clerk to the Magistrates and Clerk of the the Local Court at Guildford, also District of Registrar Births, and Mar Deaths, riages for the Swan, vine W. E. Brown, W. G. Jervois, promoted. Clerk to the and Clerk to the Local Court Magistrates at Wyndham, to be Clerk to the Magis trates and Clerk of the Local Court at York. H. A. Oakes to be Clerk to the and Clerk of the Local Magistrates Court at of Wyndham, also District Registrar and Marriages Births, Deaths, for East vice Jervois Kimberley, transferred. A. W. Nathan, London Chartered Chambers, Sydney of New South Wales, solicitor, a Commissioner of the Supreme Court. Public Holiday.— the 26th Tuesday, the Anniversary instant, of the Founda tion of Australia, will be observed as a in the Government offices. holiday Tenders Accepted for 1892. Supply of bedding and removal of 1892, manure, T. H. Saddler to Gingin, supply bedding for the manure. Roads Boards Elections. Jandakot, members W. Nicholson, J. Newton, R. H. Chase, W. Woodhead, J. Campbell, G. and W. Clements Imlah, York Roads 30th instant Board, ; Williams Roads 23rd instant. Board, Pearling.— His the Excellency Ad ministrator in Executive Council has directed that on and after the 1st Feb next, the following ruary portion of the Sharks Bay pearling be grounds shall closed until further notice All that por tion of Denhani Sound lying inshore of a line west from Lesueur extending three then miles, to a south-south-easterly spot three miles west from and Lagoon Point, then east to said point. Tenders Accepted. 28th November, 1191. F. ResiOlenesorgen, Albany alterations dency, and £289. additions, —

as temporarily, clerk to the and clerk of Magistrates vice W. E. the Local Court, Guildford, Brown promoted (to take effect from 1st E. Flinders to act as clerk to,' instant.) the Magistrates and clerk of the Local Court at registrar, Derby, also district

S.

JANUARY

;

!

fails

;

;

much

depend

;

;

cemetery.

in

remains

lot

lot

(146a)

mar

our

G.

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people

genuine

a

humbug

the

suck

the

to

pus the West

to

Plantagenet No. 1946 No. (100a),

Katanning

utility.

Area—

smooth

neither

;

reef

;

1947

with his consignments with which, slops, specious he to cure guarantees every "We epilepsy to impecuniosity:

plausibility, from thing want

to

his

d

T.

—

3s. removes, Public Reserves.

it is unless to be proved has replaced

with

and and

—

square

reef.

;

us

a

to represent Perth in Assembly. Tender Accepted, 1892.— Shoeing: W. H. Jeffries, new Geraldton, shoes,

medicine and this is nob due to Australian of its proprie advertising expenditure but to its merit. tor, pure, undisputed Fellow we don't want the Australians, of Yankee quack to dump his ship-loads fooleries and cure-all on our Ausclap-trap and fool shores, and plausible

to on

lative

;the

tralian

black recommended

reef reef

e

—

Red beacon

to

route c

:

on

—

great

a

altered

that

following Black

discontinued. be altered

e

Parliamentary.

in

as as freely of its enormous

positive

can

consumption

is

of

Charlotte

elected

the

over

It

fact

mere

ward

Clements the short

spread

continent. Australasia!

Southward

must

to venture

be

will

reef will beacon.

on

between

ses

it

Princess

annual etc., emptying, 1892, contract,' Fremantle, £265. 2nd January, 1892. Jesse Harding, cess pits, etc., emptying, annual £15. 6th cour-ract, 1892, Vasse, Local Board January, 1892, of Health, cess annual con Albany, emptying pits, £52. 6th. tract, 1892, Albany, January, 1892. H. Rudland, cess pi's, emptying, annual contract, £48 1892, Geraldton, 10s. 6th January, 1892. E. K. Courtcon hope and J. M. Drummond, forage tract Roebourne and Cos(chaff), 1892, sack Tramway, £250. 5th January, 1892. and Co., contract Tolley forage (oats), 1892, Roebourne and Cossack Tramway, £210. 1892.— 8th January, John Maher, Fremantle Harbor Works, goods shed, £4,58S 18s. 5d. 11th January, 1892. W. cess Clarke, pits, etc., emptyiug, annual contract, 1892, York, 11th £27. 1892.— The Municipality, BunJanuary, cess bury, pits, etc., annual emptying, 1892, Bunbury, £24 15s. contract, Celebration of Marriages. Regis tered Church of England. Rev. W. "W. Johnson, Rev. Canou Albany; Groser, Rev. John B.D., Beverley Brand, Rev. Bridgetown ; BunJoseph Withers, Rev. Robert bury Carnarvon Elliot, Yen. Archdeacon Fre Watkins, M.A., mantle Rev. C. G. Nicolay, ; Fremantle ; Rev. Canon Louch, Geraldton Rev. T. E. Pritchett, B.A., Gingin and Yictoria Plains Rev. J. E. ; Harston, B.A., Canon Greonough ; Rev. and Sweeting, Rev. G. Sadler, Guildford and Canning Rev. W. Everingham, Irwin Rev. Canon Brown, M.A., Middle Swan Rev. T. H. Newcastle Friel, Rev. E. S. Clairs, Northam H. Rev. H. Right Parry, Perth D.D., Dean Gold Very Rev. smith, Rev. James Allen, M.A., Perth Rev. E. P. Hood, Perth; Perth B.A., Rev. R. Alderson, M.A., Pinjarrah ; Rev. R. A. Adams, Roebourne B.A., Rev. Vasse Syduey Hawthorne, Rev. W. F. Marshall, Williams Rev. Edward York Rer. F. C. Gillett, Williams, Total 26. Yilgarn. Roman Catholic Church Rev. F. MaMu, Albany Very Rev. Ambrose Janny, Beagle Bay Rev. —

'

Dee.

Brisbane, Torres

hereby given the 31,.i892, be made, viz

g reef

black square f reef will be beacon. The

a

unless

is

a

will

off

will on

Red beacon

best claim such

reefs

on

Bay.

!

;

i

—

re

and

determined and thus

years this

is city article

no

am—

The authorities as is well known Bush as well as to the have done nothing of generally public but on have in the contrary the sort to of the kind referred every instance the matter of the complained given, to Mr.

this

every

of

east

berley Hongarra."

of

for

our

in was particular sole for Mr. Bush's is due to and that its existence benefit with influence Mr. Bush's well known that A the powers were. other mong which of facts deliberate perversions occur

in

land,

suprise

the Gascoyne

or.

be the

—

;

of

can't

which

made, and

;

'.largest

colony

should

stations

with

satisfied

I

introduction, to be came face

?

approval

store, .in and the

j

a police almost of

"cooee"

public

every

that

:

of

the

genuine1

at the home of its birth and absolutely conclusively Tonic Clements igenuine.

is in .isolated cases some excuse for irritation bat of all the districts in the which has the Gascoyne, colony the' force of strongest police any it be West district, may except has the least cause for com Kimberley, we affirm And plaint. unhesitatingly

that

of

made,

However,

tues, sale

article

do

be

of two

1

there

all

and,

delicate,

myself— Why

it

will

space whole

:sale

man)

and

make

could

with

'Sydney

populated

pioneers

so

influences.

and article give an other. makers good which

Tonic

trouble

pale, and

the

and

remedy

to'

as

were

other

'

theirs

that

with

misrepresentations does contain

which

and

asked

manufacture

jve

in more than convey one im instance an entirely: wrong on the public mind of the real pression state of affairs. We are quite willing so

stated

it

forces

thin,

and

ingredients,

result. !on its

and

J.

;

;

Australian

misstatements, while the few

J.

Climie,

—The attention of all Quarantine concerned is the Proclamation calledto issued Sir F.N. Broome by Governor on 'March which still 29th, 1884,: remains in force, and by which Carnac Island and the adjacent anchorageground, as therein was declared defined, a place of quarantine. Notice to Mariners. Department

'

once couldi this picture

overflowing

C.

:

Members,

;

T

that it was to the impossible bring article into favour required popular except in the form of a patent medicine. I know of thousands of. pounds spent by tile,' the; in inert' and public annually purchasing sometimes harmful concoctions of worthiest

quire, materials, iio the

to

vital

saw

saw

of being as it was extravagant the public, would soon be ready ly false, in to acquiesce Mr. Padburys patent As of a matter powder proposals. fact Mr. Bush's letter to the West full

with

of Ausr men women men, and studied the and cities, causes and means of remedying the evil I

ways

instead

is

met

.

by climatic

tralian

the protect lawlessness.

photographically

and

enervated

attenuated

one end of the all without and the police whom if their as behaving

mission

special'

condition I

murdering

from

as

has

;

describes

R.

Hassell,

—

'

other, from

hindrance

or

Tonic

sur

;

let he

the

to

colony

by

still

Clements

,

and worse whites and blacks

that

their

expressed

wonderful and success unprecedented in such The is a short time. explanation it I the thou is genuine. saw simple sands of worthless American nos hogswill trums the Australian market flooding year by year, month by month, day by day, and knew that a of left amount great money in return for these these shores annually all of which made the pubbishy articles, the I also knew so much country poorer. that the exigencies of life in this country and the climate the use of an necessitated normal artificial bloodmaker to' restore the

arouse in public the He natives. against for the edification paints accordingly, of this, same a lurid of public picture and savages blood-thirsty depredatory over the roaming squatters' country for their slaughtering sheep wholesale " liver and caul actuated or fat," by motives of " pure cussedness," driving the settlers' flocks into the headlong ;

have

people

such

dignation

sea

Many

prise

preliminary

a

T.

Graham

R; T. Kraknuer, J. J. Treasure. B. Beverley; Chairman, Hainersley..; H. VY. Members,T. Smith, Smith, E. Powell. Edwards, Northampton Members, W. Augres, T. C. Williams and L. MacPherson. Plantagenet Members, A. Muir, juur., W. Sounnees and H. Climie:

—

as

prefers tactics to

F.

J.

W. H.

—

seni\,

Garrity,1

.

generation, stroke of

Kojouup

—

Chairman,

practical"

,

logic

1

the

" the sternly of the native difficulty.

advocate

to

\

one hope no rushing into print we

8th December, 1891. W. Marwick, fencing, York-Yilgarn road, £183 4d. 17s. 16th December. 1891. A. J. Wroth, Newcastle and Hospital, repairs £62 10s. 22ud December, 1891. fencing, A. B. road bridge Wright, Beverley, and approaches, £542 18s. 2d. 26th De 1891. John S. Bruce, cember, Telegraph Southern Station, £400. 28th Cross, B. Brittain, December, 1891. firewood, annual £185. contract, 1892, Perth, 28th December, 1891. M. S. Caskill and J. and Girls' Nor Donelly, School, Boys' and lavatory, tham, additions £343. 28th E. 1891, Williams and J. December, Donovan, clearing and grubbing western Forrest portion Road, Jandakot agricul tural area, £228 lis. 2nd January, 1892. B. Balaam, cess pits, etc., emptying, annual £360. contract, 1892, Perth, 2nd 1892.— C. cess January, Sharpe, pits, 16s.

.

by urging

public meantime will be found

the

else

possibly than

manner

.the

In

and io be February, Returning Officer at the for election of members the Yilgairn Roads at the War Board, den's on the Office, Southern Gross, 2nd of March. Road Board Elections.

.

have

he could not diplomatic

less

a

reliable

of

—

in

we

a

to

colums the in parallel have them ascertained and as' given source Bush himself. by Mr.

place as

—

"masters,"

to

—

aboriginals

acted

and facts from

1

"

timed

old

the

of Yatheroo was of settlers to resorting methods of persuading that their we are

Squire

desirous

really

such the

therefore

If,

generally.

speaking

:

plain

—

coionists

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be sure to say, your/friends, the con-plum-ents of the season." Flossie looking up from her history what I don't understand abont .Well,

Columbus be .knew

it

seen

America

was it

before.

second the

Passenger in I've into got Ticket inspector .

must

be paid.

Oh just

think

wrong

sternly

pence

.

I

:

carriage. The difference

:

halfpenny

I've

;

for

a

first

as

bard

ticket.

class

Willis

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as

up

I wouldn't

:

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leads

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to

week

to

Gillis

always

juice get it in Eskiiuose

the

tastes

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your eye. never don't

father

use

Soap

Eskimose." As She Swept the Sidewalk'.— is to marry a wife glad Mortimer was

and'

prida of

knowledge Van Miss

with

some

housekeeping." any paper

Duckats " This Why, yes. looked very handsome avenue

A

one

of the

two

shade

yon

a

a

"

tree.

shade

the

he

the

did,",

boy remarked He got the shilling. :

Put

it

in

my

money-making

is,

and.

home,

Weel,

if

ye'll

his

by

Mr. come

very

it's early lemonade.'

tak'

:

myseiy

take just I 'Juist what he added; 'and I'll

dae may to the waiting-maid, of a bottle Bring ae

bottle

'

.tumblers,

us

a

gaun

9,000 a halfpenny

The

be gave lemonade

my woman.'"

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the

attest

at

lit,

and

wasn't

to

ing

order and twa

the

hour

an

with

meeting

to

explain

of

to

a

the

cheque!/

stairs,

later

much

the success

that lawyer fun wouldn't

one

any was

per

working cent.

for

a

contingent

where editor try

signing hold in While the

for agreement in the law court land, chuckled behind the poet lawyer/

an

:

at

he

own

foot

"What lor

.

'

to

stipation, fever,

fee

and

others

and

all.

i,,.

terious

these

,

;

:

in

or

can

and

power,

Harmless invalid

:

,

childlike

for

phys

rebiedy

diseases

of

who of 50

"

the most

Almost

years,

Bright's complaints,

From

child

dead

a

,

called

;

the

loudest

I ate, ,

,

and In!

from. New Ybrk Mother Seigel's the extraordinary a procured, jupply, J felt// better .and

and

praise fame the

the

and

of

to statement

it

this West of

suffering, pleasure." The

letter/frqm ik sighed

surest

and

this, will l

as

extract

(Sodbury)', He is a

:

combined

The

if

one had

Cures

party,

it .wag

with

telling

derived from, everyone; this; publishing

I wish

by it

was,

the

medicine England-

others

help

who

may afford

will

be: me

/,

(

con

of

of

other

know

which the fbre is an MosyaOod win, Ol'd SddbuVy and

Glos,

is

dated April

9th,189I.

farmer.

reader

,

will

that

while the head of quarters, .for the; Mother sale, Seigel's Syrup is universally knovyn to be in London, chance Mr. Godwin's first in by a strange formation it'eame from qpneerning America, miles thousand three away,, which recalls the incident, of the American above blizzar</l also shows that and the fame and narrated, usefulness of this extends medicine to all notice

)

Ameri and mys

;

frail

weak-

woman,

civilised

use.

Mr. vision

11.

or

medicine

than advertising,, another of the benefit they medicine. this .wonderful no

"Patients. nearly dying"'

coughs, cured.

by

countries.

Benjamin Edgerton, dealer, Salop,

church, of

ph'sicians,

Roberts,, feel a dull

liver diseases, called consump

Plat says

grocer

Lane,

Fens Wood

Farm,

and

pro Whit

Whixall,

/While

:

living I

first

with

Mr.

began

to and

at

heavy' weight' my side, bad taste in the mouth'-, with foul uncomfortable eat feeling after I bad.no appetite, and when I sat down ing.,, to the table I could not touch 'the I 'food/ a had of noise good deal in the pain arid I was head; aitid could hot sleep for it. not fit for heavy work, and could only do light the farm. After jobs about a cutting hedge I quite and had to sit would/go, faint, down, and felt so I could have depressed ,/m(Uch criei. BTaving always been such a strong I .took it badly man to be reduced to such a weak state. all kinds I.took and ,of physic, saw a doctor, but his medicine' eased only me for a bit, and then i was worse than be

noticed

5a

stomach

1111 nearly crazy of neuralgia, nervousness, and various diseases peculiar

wakefulness,

what

meandigave

disordered, inflamed;

was

pamphlet

a

spread throughout

em

you

Soule's wonderful,

to

received of

effected,

malaria, tell

are

severe

agony

was

membrane

it

but

1111

and up given and other kidney

have been Women gone

tion,

filled

,

that the

and

explicitly

biliousness, they will

chapter

For

'

of

/

valuable, Dr.

smallest

or

;

stomach

my

a

My tongue

'

is

it

yet

I.had:

;

eating,.

and of. Syrup, had effected, so I, and after .the /first taking bottles by the time I had1 taken .four more,, have I was 'and completely cured; been in good health,> as. regards .the indigestion,. ever, since. of herbs Having studied .the practice for mny of treating years, I was in the habit and' other 'complaints; people for erysipelas and was consulted' frequently by people 'in the district, so after remarkable I my cure, of. was so impressed with, the .merjts Seigel's. that I of the; Syrup procured large supply recommended and it to all medicine, who and were came from far 'suffering, people and near for it. I may mentioh that! on a Sunday my! house was besieged by miners Pit from Heath, and goal others ..from. » hand I hpard distance.. On' every nothing

is which power developed, its operations that no disease exist or resist its possibly

curative

.

from

the chest, and! miserable lovv,;dulI. time I consulted a, me but they did medicines, The doctor, said that the

gave

good. of

I

cures

in.

eminent

remedies

equally

so varied ill-health

life,

njy

matter with

disagreed

light, I had

telling Curative

1,1s

v,"

all

compounded into such a Hop Bitters,

is

No

fluid.

mucous

1877

,,

only

you

And can

less

or

all

He

stoi-y.

constantly

who

the

own

more

dyspepsia

it

coating

'

/we

the, mouth, pain after and sour stomach. and mouth my'

little

very

irri forhis.of

natural,

Dandelion

or

when

his

miles,

in

watery

a

doctor

1.

indigestion, and &c.," ague, I

and

a.

Suppose

pain. fullnpss a pain at my side, with From time to feeling.

1

Buchu." same physicians the is. most reliable and liver diseases or dyspepsia;

Mandrake

'''

,

most

cure

tell

will

all

,

experience/, short" time/ let the",

.this.,

happen

interested tell have suffered

I

however

/ /

the

the best .on

the

,

/

thousand

recalls

England,

coated,

with

unhesitatingly

you

of

he

—

one

cure

a

amount/

foot,

was

;

Hence

.

o'

Turning his

That

feet/

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office-

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foot

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addressed K., ye bae been I'll treat in,

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simple

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to

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alighting, 1

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his

on

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of the

tation.

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but, recovering quickly occurred to him to have the an poet, apparently "I child-like person.

has

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says

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con

seen traffic..

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gentleman

face.

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about

say

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Lincoln,

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yesterday." traveller discovered

ground

attend

practical " Has

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me

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Ethel

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right

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ambitions. " I have sweetly,

little

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lively

hopes' she answered

receive brother to

ready

her

the

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me

:

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after

his

on

quite

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to

women.

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of or

of shape rheumatism,

out

suffering

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from

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diseases

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ters,

proof neighborhood

the

to

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on

fore.

every

a bunch of genuine without green the and Dr white Soule's label, bottle. Beware of all blown in the made vile to imitate the poisonous stuff

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heir

when :

I went a

this

on

servant told

.

;

way

that

came

for to

over

livq. called

a

at

year, Mr,

Roberts me of a medioine Moth ex She had heard a gentlemaa SeigePs Syrup. about it in the railway and talking carriage; he praised it so much that1 thought I would it. I After had taken .two bottles try .my food didjne .'good, sfrmigth,. apd..T with I/then, and.by peejerfng the. syrup '' s' got as strong as ever, ap$ have never anything since," .

you an-hoiir

sent

so

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above

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half-

asked

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to

he;

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do

.

for

speaking

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she

while she her toilet.

worship. tire

not

may

,

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waH

you

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by good1

the

.

by two. What are your .means of Magistrate Prisoner support?: facetiously: Well, last the night was, policeman your I

paid

tax.

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had

as

the their

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hotel

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to

a wood ambush'

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in

put

only

afraid.

will/

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any.

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notes taking prosecuting

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turn,

Landlord':

,

of

owners

who view

found a and

belt;

will

armour

landlord'