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Australia Discovered When.
Who
By
P
And
and
came
and boldest who unluckiest, Jansz Tasman
Spain
without gaining any farther knowledge of Australia, its existence is though mentioned in many an docuimportant of the A chart ment time. published
.
in the century, called by Shake' " the the aug New Map with speare mentation of the Indies," has a correct of the Gulf of Carpentaria, outline and a Dutch Cornelius Wytflict, geographer, late
in 1598, describes from New being separated
Australia
writing
as
Guinea
Australia. In the of pilot,
most
search of Fernandez
in
expedition tralia.
Southern
Continent. matter
difficult
But
induce take up
to not
was
employed and
which
the and
command
had
first
thence
he
returned
and
the
a
for
two
provided
Terra
what
captainsecond in
del Espiritu
Santo
then,
;
to the
sailing
300
for
right islands
his
on
left.
this
continued coast of
May, But been Dutch
1607. the
land
sent
Guinea, tho where
on
they they
did
skirted
not
the
sula
with
his
of
expedition, in 1699 Arnheim
which
Tasman's
was
checking
Bay
his
His west
the
and
chief,
like
the
his
further
that
such
is voyage I may
be
common,
fairly
more dwelling upon it, with the exception that it comoleted the correct
Australia.
Catholic
—
property excused from than to say of Bass Strait outline
the
land
Keer
Attacked
his
he
The arrived
labor
cruise
to
ment
agent
Dungeness
at
the
and
board,
he
about
in
saw
took
massacre
from
(Q.),
islands, ou
has
Archimedes
schooner
the Mr. the
terrible
place
hud
They
islanders.
auchored natives
went
to
road
by contrary
whole
the
coasts
were
Dan
and to
Sharks Bay 1616, and during
in
from
barren, out
proceeded
driven
at
arrived Australia few years west
of Australia
Hartog,
tho
no
of
tho
in
the south Like
surveyed. to
Beersheba, inducements
Dutch
to
con
enterprise.
National Library of Australia
it
was
Liu
next
and the all
held
were tie
tions.
the
They
century. tinned
Searle.
so
has
Hanlan
been
interviewed by a of the San Francisco representative Chronicle. he said, ''is "Searle," one of the wonderful most athletes has Australia and that is produced, He far outclasses a saying good deal.
or
such
as Beach and Kemp, deny that both ate great Searle has the advantage
and
men
will
one men.
most
constitution
powerful kind.
phenomenal at
race
.
He
The
that
man
entitled
to
world.
I
him has
and
a
of
a
it
climate of that. been
no
be
seen "
you
for
good
can
have where
not
so
climate
sure
has not I went
When
me.
the the
I
the
on
yery
Parramatta
course
a
the
fast,
River mile
a
fully
ho would
shorter
than
Tiiaraes.
win the Championship, and has, he can I hope he will, I am going to help him all I know how. There never has been a boat race on which more money will added be the bet," ex-champion. Australians think that no "The lived beat that ever can Searle, the people of all others to they are their
They
men.
in people sporting when Beach beat and gave him about well fixed now
Searle
50,000dols. the public
once
the world.
are
the
man
and back
greatest
Why,
down they came He is 10,000dols. and worth about has only been before and he has already me
made a stake I would have left quite Australia four months sooner but for Teemer. I matched him to row Searle 2500dols. for a and side, put up a of 500dols. which 1 lost, I forfeit as never heard from he Teemer,
to
as
silly
any forward. he asked,
and
language at ought to diehaving it
I
?
in Ireland.
then
Morley
graphic
use
day when shame for
journalism
the
gave
faithful
a audience of the situa In that
picture Ireland.
of affairs in he said, memcountry, five-and-twenty bers of Parliament had been imprisoned, five or six of whom were under lock and key at the present moment. One tion
Eng-
member
glish
just thrown in the same
of into
Parliament
had
in
months because he partly for the Plan of
for
a
victualling
Mr.
tenants. to
jail to
he assisted of evicted
garrison
Conybeare
in
was,
"
for
to
conspiring"
who
tenants
starviug their
been
for three
prison
country, three cheers because Campaign, and partly
called
fact,
give were
homesteads. Mr. Mr. con Conybeare's viction and a disgrace. as a shame And in face of what was thus yet, going on, Smith had the audacity Mr. to say that were the laws administered without favour and with perfect impartiality. " Do they mean to tell asked the us," defending
go that
to
I'm
in
it
but the longer the worse I got, so that after a I stayed I could'nt rowatall. I am satisfied while if that the climate is very trying one.stays but I should judge that for one there, could race O'Connor get in good fix, there
rowed
"
but
think
advantage in England,
head
sent bread
with
even
of that, whether lie
Don't
beat
can
O'Connor
keep
place ?" is milder The Australian
so
who
one
to
certain
am
O'Conuor's take
race
certainly of the
O'Connor.
is
distance." to
it's
is
championship of
enough
speed Searle ; I remains to
starts
him
its
Mr.
of
minute
a
beats
the know
except
the
strokes
4-5
the
The situation
no
away on and will and keep it up for a couple of minutes, to and still then slow down 36, keep After a while he runs up the flying. to 45, and stroke keeps alternat again that the race. ing way right through a
so
oars
support
might bring imagine a journal,
of
to
went
they
or
graced
to
forgers
inapt time
bow
con-
(theGladstonians), never speaker,
the
perjurers
on
column of leading that had newspaper and exposed to the
been convicted just whole world as deliberately having aided and abetted, if it did not deliberately the greatest lie of the nineteenth procure,
this
on
aboard,
At
a
given revolver
signal,
and of
branded
Morley
" that anybody in England could to for conspiracy be sent without prison the verdict of a jury Do mean they to tell me that there is ajury to be found between John o' Groats and Land's End
orator,
;
who
would send a man three cheers for
to
Later
Campaign?" able
on
in
for
prison
the
shouting
Plan of remark
his
the right hon. gentleman dealt at length with the prosecution of the Very Rev. Canon and Doyle, in apt terms described the infamy of the secret inquiry great going on in his case speech,
Arthurstown.
at
Such would
he observed, month.
land,
thing in Eng be endured
a
not
a that a Vas sign, he that the country was in a state asked, of peace and tranquillity ? Having ex in lucid to plained, the language, miners Durham the situation on the and the unwarrantable Ponsonby estate,
for
interference matter that
Mr.
him, that
of
Mr. not
did
Morloy
deavour
—
Barry
had
a
stating and play,
fair
was
his
in
concern
now
wearing in
the en in the play in fair which could be play in tho shape of a legislative power to manage her internal
to
only form her givon body with
Smith-
personally concluded by
Ireland never that Mr. Gladstone out the last days of
her
give
life
fair
affairs'
a
t
men
Several natives attacked Keating three wounded them boys,badly but Keating managed to get rifles out of the cabin, and armed the hoys they and
hecome
A magnificent John by Mr. racecourse some
the
to
delivered
was
grants,
turned situation
his
Durham
the
to
of referred that of the
a
meeting
Having
labour
Uoyol
and question hon. gentleman that right attention to the political Ireland. He said that when
in
the
came
that
miners
justice
of done
wns
country. farce now
tho
Mr.
Durham to
that
Morley
so
sedulously to the effect
the
Tories peace and prosperity. the Tory Having quoted from prints such choice as tho following passages " " All the agitation is now over One furious after on another the onslaught propagated that Ireland
by
is
all
—
of
part
the
fizzled efforts
Howiah.
Stale
wounded,
The Fife
result
to
itself
a
world
!"
that
had
quietly
and what desperate by the Gladstonians series of inpudent fictions ou Mr. to Morloy proceeded out, made
were
impose
the
Gladstouians
—
the latter
bit
of
old
braggadocio
of that
shows
which
Coereionist
in Durham.
address on Morley
recently 100,000 miners.
exploded
;
Dear
Scotland.
and
reception
will
that Mr.
the the
election in West tide ad steadily
sweep
misrepresents
well-known
a
Birrell,
away every Scotland.
returned of by a majority the Liberal 793 over Mr. Unionist, had all the advan Wemyss. The latter local residence and local tage which in fluence could His father and give him. had represented grandfather and' Fife; writer,
several and the natives volleys, left the vensel. They then got under as and sailed for weigh as soon possible, several
to
go
Had
Lately
;
fired
Morley
long-suffering
axe.
Although
would
vances
John
Mr-
the time would see
they inten native
hostile
he
a
Malata
and as tho white
that
me
home a thousand dollars many if he lost, for he could pocket even have got big gate money." iu
that at
to
if Australia he had toswim. out he would have a fine
gone
which Ladden had up a from his shot Ladden just removed belt, dead. moment At the same another native head off with cut an Cooper's picked
the
apace. winds, We
died."
Hanlan
Arthur Queens-
Mayalta, A lot
Whicissie.
at came
to be friendly, appeared never had thought they
unfavourable and the natives time
since
the
,
arguments Could they
govern
:
and such, of York Peniuor Turn Weer,
this
a
June 26, and that on July 13 he at anchor the Albatross off Savo, and the received from following report " Tucker The Captain Savo, a small vessel, left for trading Howlab, with Mr. the Guadalcouer, Keating, Clias. tho mute, Mr. owner, Ladden, Marfan of Cooper, Sound, and three
as
ws
had
Keating
wrote
Islands, which
straits,
Natives.
toy
doing boys, though badly wounded, were who well ; but he heard from a native, has since arrived from that Howiah,
from
Times the very
although
The
Arou
From
cruel.
discovery
Dirk
report barren
being
extremely
of
Magazine.
name,
Dutch.
the
recognise west coast
Their
dis
was
coast,
and
'
Again.
to
survey
report,
the
captain and the
Keating
taken
was
If O'Connor can only he will beat Searle, for stay the distance If he has speed he has im enough. as I hear he proved in the last year,
direct
a
'Shark
chart.
of
reports
he from
he sailed Land,
out
the bodies Howiah. When
Howiah,
left
that
in the' fight. of the two
killed
were
at
men
Tucker
on
His reports
circumnavigating voyages. induced the British to send
white
estimated
is
It
safe.
twelve natives buried Keating
and have
the Pepys of the sea, touched on the west buccaneers on his famous
to Thompson, has reported laud Government Inspector
north-west, lie arrived
the
across
to Cape
till
south the
the
Spaniard
by
past
coast
our
myself
and accidental on the 14th
slight
1688, Dampier,
William coast
his
numerous
through
bear
courageous
Sailing struck
on
occupying
me
prevents
no unfavourable, discoveries of note were attempted till on the morning of the 19 th of April, when Cook came in 1770, Captain of Point The result of Hicks. sight
was Company's yacht Duyfhen from in 1606 to Bantam explore Guinea and the unknown South
New Land.
upon reasonable work of the
the
tinctly
days
months
two
along
now
forestalled
few
and
leagues For
to standing for Manila,
made
be
to
to
come
beyond
it
it
was
course
New which
.straits
then
west,
have
I
numerous
discoveries of January,
all
discovered
a after he found
.
continent
from
trace
to
which,
the
a small only He island— one of the New Hebrides. southwards sailed as far as 27o south latitude without the finding expected
Espiritu
he sailed
Dutchman.
with
the commander weighed middle of the night and fled back to silently Mexico, leaving in For a fortnight Torres the harbor. the lieutenant and then waited, having determined te continue his voyage he soon found out that the westwards, yet
failed
prove
with
discovery, anchor in the
not
1644
most
but
Space
great
was
In
with
have
great
de Torres. the Society
is the the Vera Cruz, port and on its hanks we the Jordan, build will the New A Jerusalem. in his .month passed away, and then, to the reward of this eagerness reap
Australis
Tasman
instruc complete and the only record of tions, personal his voyage is in 1648, he inscribed that, the map of Australia on the floor of the Stadthaus at for the Amsterdam, benefit of the merchants. There is not
is
—
induced
voyage
to commission
?
manner
Batavia,
doubt,
or
Australis
The the
to discover year, whether New Guinea, the South Land and Van Diemen's Land were one con tinent or if and in they were separated,
evidences
and on discovered, May land was seen 3rd, 1606, an extensive across the whole horizon. streichiug a harbor Into the deep and capacious and commander in of a sailed, sight as broad as Guadalriver the rushing he offered to God quiver, up thanks that his journey was over. This was, the
see,
Batavia.
following
Tasman,
left
were
he said, Santo ;
the
to
this
Company
torians
board.
on was
westwards,
European
and
doubt that he made a slightest and complete chart, £ with soundings, drew a full One of these, which report. I believe to be authentic, was used by and Dampier in the following century found to be singularly correct. His
f,
royal
vessels
persons
Portugese, the admiral Luis Vaez
was
Sailing Islands
Terra for
of
to
the
VII
getting of Peru
when
300
general,
river
the
,
in
Quiros December, 1605, Quiros,
Spanish schemes, obtained
new discovering the instruments testing had It invented. was
in
with
a
was
Clement
manned
completely
it
the his
he
until
of Pope the assistance that he succeeded in on the Viceroy order
Callao
a
to
Government
be countries
northerly he was
in
Aus Terra de Quiros the Pacific, and had the existence of a
Pedro had already braved theorised much on
ships, to
of Aus the fertile east coast later he arrived A month at the which point of New Zealand,
success
1602, a Portugese year, to Colombus or ability equal found himself in Madrid for the command of an
illsingular Cook on two Captain he struck off north he was coming to the dis he have might
just as whence
easterly
tralia'
same
Magellan,
it
later
with
the island,
arrived
they
the
ever
to similar occasions,
luck,
Dutch
pleading
and
ing around
covered
for
important
of
be treated thus. Batavia should From he sailed southto thence Mauritius, till he came to a fine country easterly which he called Van Diemen's Land, in Sail honor of the Batavian governor.
a
and states in area strait, that be regarded as a fifth it to may claim In 1602 the Dutch part of the world. East India with Company was founded, the
was
flag
one
as as well navigators, trod a deck. Abel comes on world's the scene in Batavia harbor in and 1642, when his work was done in 1648 he of his own out passed again, leaving records not a wrack It is not behind. at all to 'the that he creditable' Dutch
straits
by
narrow
results
by
finest
went
New
Dutch
the the coast
carried
P. Cleary.
(Continued.) For six t£ years fleets to the Moluccas and
1642
However, in around
Cleanings.
-
General
so
that
was
is strong before
local
in
feeling
the
district
the
of Mr. appearance Wemyss a local Home Ruler was in the field Mr. Birrell opposing because he was a The latter had stranger. an but therefore, battle the up-hill of his cause carried him strength The in favour his through. majority does not show the strength half so well ;
his
address. The latest opponent's of Liberal Unionism actually declared that everyone is Ireland agreed must have homo rule Not alone did he advocate Irish Home Rule, but he even unfurled the banner of Scotch as
champion
!
Home principle,
operate
"them
for thw Though he went would not consent to co with the party on account of Nationalist members." Pro-
Rule. he
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knew
he
bably
catch
Scottish
the
the
flies
are
I
I
I
as
Unionist
that
come.
Nation.
Mr-
Wilfrid
But
a
Home
Blunt's
Arab
a
good
a
must
The
of
sale
I I I
London,
I
were
I
at
Arabs
took
Horses-
the
conn
Tattersall.
the
after,
horses of Mr.
hammer those present
Among
were
I some perhaps whose political sympathy I with Mr. Blunt was stronger than their I lose of horses, while many faces familiar to Mr. I to Catholics were be seen. I Slransfeld, Mr. Show Sir Lefevre, "Wilfrid Lawson, Sir George Campbell, and I Mr. Jacob Bright looked on while I I
Sir Charles Russell stables at Tadworth
I
of
Crabbet
the
Arabs.
the
I
Paul,
I
poems,
I
were
and
I
whom
almost a fellow-countryBlunt. An Edward interviewer of the Pall Mall Gazette, visited Crabbet before the sale, having had the conversation with following Mr. Wilfrid Blunt " ' Is it a fad' this of Arab breeding
I I
I
I
horses
I
?"
had
"
true
I
we
are
have
than
cost
doubt
no
soon
will
we
glad are
nearly
selling,
abroad but
to
we
them
When
England.
—
Italy, now
from have four
at
of
horses
new
and
Crabbet
"
Park,
my sales year."
have other
What
that
"
not ago ?"
not
was
than
A
an
guineas. animals in future
it
breed
now
—
in
do not
think above
to
going
of
the
got
up was.
was
were as
a no
the
absolutely increased there is any 15 hands.
Arab,
which
soundness, especially perfect (1) where in the feet, legs and English horses are most detective ; good (2) have not got such a thing temper (they kick in and as a j them) (3) beauty ;
staying power." " To what is the Arab best purposes " He in is fitted very England ?" as must not useful a but hack, you of that he not is capable suppose in that heavy weights carrying very (4)
—
a
light
Then across
weight,
on1
the and
of the seller strain of blood.
March
These
of
Science-
he is a very bold per and will carry country, best English with the
Germany, with with 3,000,000;
world
a
of Lucerne
by
At
lire.
at the public
Swiss Choral
a
from
that
Berlin
Lavigerie in
the
lire,
Germany.
the
meets In
105,000
are
at
total
A
46,000,000.
steam
is
to equivalent three, actual horses' and each strength, living horse represents the of seven strength Thus of men. the total horse-power the entire world the work of represents or more than twice men, 1,000 million
"horse-power"
the total earth. the
workiug Steam
population has thus
humaii
entire
power
of
the
tripled
of
the
earth.
A
curious
paper in the
The
Congress-
Moniteur
dc Congrcs of Lucerne "on Conference: Sunday August 4, the vigil of the first session, with the inauguration will take place to God for the cessation public prayers this
apropos
of slavery. erie,
will
After
this
Cardinal discourse
a
pronounce of the
Lavigand
Blessed Sacrament Benediction will be given. Every day of the week Mass will be said by one of the Bishops at the Congress in the evening, present after deliver a dis a Bishop will prayer, course and there will be Benediction. of the Cardinal Lavigerie, promoter ;
Congress
National Library of Australia
to
give
a
local
touch
to
the
in
—
,
theory.
the
believes they but holds wrong, been blessings in with the Gorham hard to reconcile
uniformly that they have really He begins disguise. and admits it is case, the
words
This tention "
of
is child of Mr.
of the
"Many
the baptismal with regenerate" Gorham and his are
baptised
But,
wise
lie
would
clergymen omit
tho
which tism.
What
.
it
words opening the Prayer-book
in
as
find
does
Church
a
it
has
to necessary of the address follows bap
if Anglican abandoned a sac
matter
"
but
tune,
Church, in
it
and the
of
the
damned,
the
the judgment a misfor saved F. D. Maurice to the she would have been dis
men eyes of all thoughtful had driven him out." Again, " when it was decided that the words I do believe all tho Canonical Scriptures of the Old and New mean Testament" "I that only believe all they contain
graced if she
things
necessary
tainly
seemed," words
"stretching
Yet
we
feel
that
to
salvation," observesthe as
far
as
the judgment
the
suppose to
a
pass
Bill
had passed
Commons refused
to
the Sovereign refused to Ministers the nation her faithful Comsuppose
suppose the
!
send
for
demunded
;
refused
moners
We need
supplies.
.
not
and the patience exhaust suppositions of our readers. Any one of these sup would block the British Con positions like a stick thrust stitution, through the its wheels. Do wiseacres
cause
the
that Constitution
suppose British was
a
theoretically It
cies.
is
? There it spots in of Government yet workable in all contingen find to spots in the possible
fancy dull
is
folk
to
Parliament was
them
little
penny account the
that
on
find
that
their
are luminous they that the parrot-cry would not work
and
answer
it
be
form
but do the them with
itself,
old
grand work
won't
find
can
they
never
? an is,
and worked system works well
before
tried
that a similar other distinct every that British domiuions well
;
of the portion other countries, when they want to setup such a system, at all about We are find no trouble it. in
;
ashamed
to
Mr.
such petty
time upon Coercionists
waste
Tho
cavilling.
Uriadstone
do
nome
s
not
.time
joiii
about. They will find it an and exercise logical ingenious just to prove never that existed, Napoleon and just as useful. to
chop logic as
Mr.
"
it
Honoured.
Conybeare
was
Conybeare
go. wise.
goes
ITe
tojail.
was
with
with Mr. having conspired and although Mr. Benson was of the charge yet Judge Webb
acquitted found the
case
in
Mr. be
against could
There
proved. declared,
Judge
effect,
Conybeare no
doubt, that
Webb,
is if the hungry a the crime, to be evicted tenants hungry happen into the who have crept back for shelter house which had built, but from they which they had been thrown by the law. " criminal?' Such work constitutes a
feeding
"to conspiracy administration
with the due interfere of the law." We agree. of the law has The due admi'nstration Ireland in the impove always involved and not seldom the starvation, rishment, " It is, of the people. therefore a crime" to the from being people robbed, prevent or to interfere with the legal ot process their starvation. Mr. Conybeare should sent
known to
Irishmen
the
hulks Mr.
the
congratulate of
have
such
for
been
We
work.
Conybeare
the
on
his
over his Christianity for such law. We congratulate respect Mr. Conybeare, too, ou the fact that ho is an Even counts thnt Englishman. for in au Irish Coercion something the Court. Webb Judge respects
triumph
when
name
even
tor.
When
the
Blain
and sent criminal.
tion
and
belongs Bland
to
was
tried
and impartial denounced as
no
such
to
Derry
But
no
Jail
such
pnuishmeot
.
conspira
a
was
august
same
loper, mon
it
Mr.
Mr.
by
judge, inter
an as
a
com
denuncia is
awarded
Webb Conybeare. Judge concedes that in tho case of graciously of Parliament au it English member is and inquire his duty to come over iuto to
cer
Canon, will
llioy
Mr.
charged Benson,
have
most of its provided ministers believe the true ? individually doctrine ease the Again, when id Mr. Wilson's dismissed Privy Council the Anthauasian Creed and decided the everlast against
ing punishment Canon thought
no
thousand
a
friends,
regener many of the
is regeneration optional, aud righteous because, however it made the erroneous, Estab lishment more And comprehensive. Canou Benham is quite satisfied, because at the time few preseut comparatively
to
in
pieces are
the ; suppose assent to a give her iiad the Lords and Commons Bill passed, the Government refuse to resign suppose having been beaten in a no-confidence
not
baptismal
seen
to
it
There
Balfour, to refuse
Queen
con
the yet held with all their hearts of tho Creed, and showed them in their forth life aud conversation, and it would have been a ruinous misfortune to them from have lost the Church." And so the decision belief which made in
British political
service.
the
he moralises, men who taught a conditional regenera tion in. stumbled baptism "though thej' at the words because they put into tbein a meaning which not intended they were ate."
beloved third-rate
own
,
of Statesman Lords continued
want
He
best.
—
to its each, fatal deadly contingencies, left absolutely unprovi very existence, ded for. To adopt the latest method
Irish
rament,
Anti-slavery
time
The
upon
Rule.
it
it
their urged agaiust A Constitution ? could knock pugilist
and count
Disguise."
Home
may become impractic a dozen dangers of a Does it not ever strike the deadlock. that all and more be scoffers this can
that
ism
An
ways in which able to work
sun
"Blessings
to
themselves Coercionists plume in any that they can holes pick Home Rule Bill that could be devised. show theoretically dozen a They can
spyglasses
in
being
The
sun
associations
to bear, doctrines
horse-power of 3,000, iu horse-power
total
the is
aud
1,500,000. include locomot
do not figures of which there with Thus
4,500
with
Hungary,
work, 000. the
;
France,
Austro-
would
are
capacity. former
be performed
will
functions
in
mares
depends
particular
7,000,000
000;
is in the height quite exceptional 14 hands 2 inches is the where desert, Most mares are 15 of our average. an increase which we get of hands, course and more by superior regular than the Arabs can give their feeding horses. I now restrict myself to keep breed pure and developing the ing the
qualities
for
calculation has interesting been made by the Statistical in Berlin. of the Four-fifths machines at in present activity world have been erected during
power the
with
develop
That
peculiar
a
will
best
1,000 500
they have
which The country past 25 years. amount the highest of horse possesses is the United with. 7,500, power States, 000 horse power; then follow England,
—
it
and
for
of prize medal worth
two
least
the
adjudged
first
a
their
carry
the
intention
there
proved
obtain second
province every anti-slavery are being formed.
very
recently Bureau in
of every
race
Arabs,
timed,
valuelese." " Do you " I ?" height
advantage
as
the
and in
;
at
"
but
;
to
booty
price
everything necessities
The
mare
Yes, there Newmarket, there
at 1884, race two-mile other horses
manoeuvre
iu
end
would you probably pay twice as much as you would in England. I myself have paid as much £240 as in the desert for a mare."
we
England
Arab
an —
the
fixed
no
is
the
ives,
In
race
There
way, the
over
?" of breeding originally have abaudoned it ; not
years
and
with
at
18,
by then to hands of Signor de Foreil, of the work the Secretary against African slave-trade. The Catholic French papers will the poetry. publish be
We learn Society. of Cardinal crusade with favour great
food and
courage to
able
fighting,
back
their
Then
sufficient
be
to
to
fifty
better
However,
too
some
in
come
as
no
water.
lance
on
idea
long." Was there
to
have
left
ou
day,
he given.
July
on
been
in
be impossible but that excellence,
must
horses
original
your
they
a
they would
to
i3
have
iustead
them into
but speed, would it
racing ta,bb
I
annually
was
introducing I had the
for
and
fifty shall
often
miles chances without
on
not
vastly
vote
sum
had
criticism
existence."
Objectors
the poetry music to which will close The competition and the manuscripts ought
him a Cantata
scientific
their
the
a
The Cantata
their
consists as muoh
and
to for open a competition the suppression of African A priest of North a Slavery. Africa, Canon of Algiers of the Metropolitan in that has written and of a parish city to
for
sales
hundred
for
It of
offered
been
new
five
our
accounts
put,
has
Lavigerie
imnnrtarl
brought one
are
of Cardinal
then
seventy-five
ages at of one price about now
different
average I have
"
Siuce
in a country necessary to droughts, dearths, and violent changes of climate." " The Bedouin system of warfare, is the to the which whicli purpose subject
his missioners. By their Emin at the Congress, his preseuce ence that tho open thought expression of their and of their gratitude compas sion for their hi-ethern still in slavery would form a doubly moving event." A pious person, wishing to advance the work
and
the Lincoln trial first number of the appears Newbury House Magazine from the pen of Canon Benham. The Canons looks back upon the past and tries to read its lessons. Instead of cursing the Privy he believes decisions Council its linve
T
times
different
have sold about
we
in
whinh
Arabia.
therefore discard an'd illtempered beast, of selection process get rid Again, great hardness of is
is
the desert, moods and
all the went aud the Colonies Russia, find a constant demand for
hnrspfi
would
or
by a long of illtemper. constitution
"
began
horses
North
an
masters secured."
How long have you bred Arabs at Crabbet Park ?" mares "We began in '78 with fifteen tVirpfi
word,
breeders awkward
Arab
"
and
the
spirit
home."
at
if I development, may of aud the great docility from selection come by
intellectual
than
is
more
we
Cardinal
eighty
our
in
ciated
forefinger."
staying power. of long forced often marches, five as hundred miles, where to do as much be obliged
considerable, all expenses, and
that
team
a
enormous
I am outlay. original to that the qualities of Arabs see every year becoming better appre recover
no
opinion
horses
was
paying
now
to ask. " It
temerity the reply.
was
initial
our
but
the
not,"
Certainly
light
temper, clearly who live in daily companion breeders with their horses. The Bedouin ship children are all day running about and the heels of the mares. playing
!
of
latter
greeted Sir
in
man
I
is
a
African, the relig aud Tunis.
northwards." of the "The characteristics special Arab may be traced to the circumstances and of Bedouin life. The necessities
which
oiuuiey
the
of
animus meant a imponentis good than that. The writer of the deal more words believed word of the Bible to every be .literally But historical true. then
The .
to
directed by Padre Dausbonrg, Superior of the Ap au and ostolic excellent musician School, of the director formerly Metropolitan Church of Rouen, there will he in Lu some cerne 80' young who, as singers, of the form novices Apostolic. School, of the Apostolic with 14 portion army, black who came from youths, every
He
hills.
steepest
entirely
belouging ia Algiers missiouors
the
Among
au
among
was present The clergy
ixionsiguur
Denis,
is
preserve
advantage It
He
tear.
will
society men
of the African from part Continent, to Timbnctoo and the Tanganyika Lakes. Great They were formerly slaves and had been rescued by the
The
Regan ;
poets
uy
Monsignor
the
Blunt's and guests
of his
and
a choral from chosen ious houses
of with
Church bring
to
use
Mi.
Tynan.
represenieu
I
for
and
My
great
prettiest
Mr. of
publisher was aEo one of Mr. Paul's
another Miss Katharine
I
secured of the
one
and
wear
him
the stand
is that the Arab belongs races of Africa the wild original rather aud was introduced than of Asia, to Southern Arabia by way of Abyssinia, whence it is that he spread historical
Blunt
Lady
the garden party, had been under the
I I
many Anne
try,
of
guests
still
exaggera of four Arab be driven by any lady with and by a man between his
may
"
and was London of whom
place recently, large party from
attended by a and from the
Park,
to
owing which
feet,
of
fatigue,
thumb
Crabbet
at
work,
trotter,
pious hymns in the Collegiate John at St. will Lucerne,
ladies' hunter. perfect better adapted for
pace up the has also the great and pleasant mouth. tion to that say
Register
Weekly
still
eveu
out
the
fpys
a
his
amount
any
by
mares
I I
is
perhaps
carriage light excellence of
Liberal address
Rule
He
horses. He is
Scottish
His confession
Ruler.
however,
that
Fife. the
through
stands, Liberal
honoy
and
wary
shrewdness saw Unionist Home
I
only in
flies
Mr.
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classed as a first-class The discrimination demeanant. Irish the member and the member and no has its motive,
the
exercised. before the
was
cowers
English
Owing
democracy.
laborers, nounced
i
Reapuha,
that estimated dock laborers are
at least
Jnteicolomal
the Daily FOREIGN.
(From
I
Mr.
London,
sentence
of death
It
for
the
murder
cotton-
is
which
Sultan,
struck foundered
subsequently
scheme
011
reef
a
near
an
'
in
is
now
of
spi
All
labor.
From
at
a
ana
standstill,
whether be
it
the
able
labor
at
low
very large
The the
"
sweating"
to
contracts
letting
for
of
system
that
who
persons
Ipsk
This
engage
It
:
servitude
the
reside,
Jonkheer
his
| j
with Austra-
predecessor Amstel
Van
Ploos
spoken
General Grenfell, British forces in returned to Cairo Dervishes
command the Soudan,
after
whom
—
completely
he
has
lias
The
in
General
officially
the city
A
with
serious
occurred
tno
in
ami
outbreak
of
liocks
effort
in
made
is
every of the disease, spread the infected country.
London, A
outbreak
violent has occurred the
England, attche
of in the French
the
at
hamlet
The
between of
severity Iler
hesitate
in
Mare-lawhich
at
Metz,
near
ment took place and Prussians.
caused
Embassy
British dinner at
attending
the
Prince
The ago Bank
23.
Tour,
'
Bismarck
S
finp.tnnn
set
were
The
agitation
cessful
has led Parliament.
to
'
Ferguson,
their
Britain
and
German
alliance
but visit
admitted of
to
of
to
re
Sir
James
for
Foreign
that an Anglobeen established, the recent during
that
land .the severai conversations, Emperor manifested
t.w Emperor Eng His bad Majesty
towards friendship The overtures
during
which
a
strong feeling Great Britain. of Has Alonla,
have Abyssinian Chief, and the Italian are troops
National Library of Australia
been now
a
General, of the
Mr.
the
in
the
this
important
met
of discovery in the centre
penetrates of the brown
by down The
seam.
a
coal of
has the
hundred
coal
and the the bore
is
of
a
at this morning the P roll's magnificent buildings adjoining had not the and Fire establishment,
activo
was |
and
as
His In he
the
quality,
bigger getting down. A fire occurred
of
story
seam
goes
Judge Gillies,
behalf
of Chamis, has murderer,
on
which and
charges detective
and
Cliristchurcli to
a
relates
starvation
and
wife
yesteidiscloses
which
charge
his
orphan
little a
revolting ill-treatment. of the arrival
where
devotion was shown the Majesty during proceedings. of the King's the evening arrival was entertained at dinner by the with
owing
to
to
who
residents, a
congratulatory
that
the
suicide
Island belief that
be exiled.
presented address.
It
Kiug attempted during
Gabut liis
in
to
the voyage and Samoa, he was
going
the
of
event
of Defence (Sir the amount
ster that
each
war
James
K.G.
is
entirely
and
Sound
Island
Thursday
inadequate,
King
regards advises
Lorimer)
offered the by for the defence
Government
of
George's
especially
as
Sound.
He
that the of report MajorGeneral Edwards from West Australia be availed of before is sent any reply to the of State on the sub Secretary concluded his remarks Sir Parkes said that Lord Knutsford
In
nad
to
replied
Lord
tne
sent
telegram
to the
Carrington,
effect
by
that
tl\e '
must be fully matter considered. A disastrous collision occurred Sydney harbor last night between
steamers to New
outward
Centennial, Zealand, and
ing in
from
the
in the
bound
the steam
collier
result
Woollongong,
of the Centennial. of the Centennial had his but this no, leg fractured, beyond serious accident The happened. captain of the is of Centennial opinion that all the but escaped, passengers The
sinking
butcher
it
is impossible inasmuch as
fact
to
such
state
as
-
a
the
went passengers as landed. As away as soon they were soon as the captain of the Centennial saw about sink he the vessel was to in order headed her for the to shore, beach her, but the water rushed in and now
the
only yet
where
it
the
fathoms
seven
the
masts
is
impossible
fault
stances Couricil The
Parliament intend to
remit
charge
of
water, Both
and reticent, to ascertain
lies.
Melbourne, The
The vessel
showing.
exceedingly
are
captains as
fires.
engines'
in
lies
with
rejoicing,
military
at its own cost, increase should, its armament to a proper war standard. A second from Mr. Gillies telegram that he is advised by the mini states
put out he
enthusiastic
stated commit between
that
that Abott
to hand just at Samoa, King Malietoa received amidst great
is
back
Mr.
vice
is
European liirn
formerly Attorney
should
various
Sound and George's of Thursday Island,
King that
Kanahooka,
cruelty evidence
The
News
splendid is
shocking
with
private bore, which a
His
weak
lordship
colony
Henry
very
a
and
ject.
with Campbell having the late perjury during
a
at
Queensland
Imperial
and
on
girl.
a
of
upwards
a
who of
Court,
committed trial of Cliamis. A man named arrested were at
of
found been Narracan district, who put syndicate, feet
an
Benjamin
success.
great An
nosv
and
in
military
held ence, should be abided that. viz. ago, by, Western Australia should provide the
21.
improving.
Kaiwain information Thomas
Inspector
day,
evening
is
position been appointed
Supreme
alleged
laid
the
Melbourne, August 22. Christie Murray began his
David
lectures
Cranley,
of the either the principle that the viz.,
the Imperial Government, agreed that the understand at by the Colonial Confer in London about two years
ing arrived
eldest
August
Lord
Connell,
the has
deceased. Mr. Gelicoe,
have
laborers
J.
E.
occupied
strike.
of
of
Onslow, however,
is,
Mr.
buc-
the of
rejected, iu
of Earl
lordship
export
docks
dock
the
23.
August
Wellington,
INTERCOLONIAL.
Germany,
German Queen and
join
Bank. Adelaide,
health
The
her
a
tlio
employed London
the
at
unable
state.
the
by
the
the
join
in
oy tne colonies
of the
garrison
in
jury
iurnisneci
of posals who have
23.
August Mount Morgan
to
prepared
now
and placed under Certain guns could by the colonies for defence purposes. Lord Carrington's views been forwarded to the having of the various Governments colonies, Mr. the Victorian Gillies, Premier, that out New South Wales, to points some extent, the pro misapprehends
required.
£4 12s.
to
time
to
brought
being
by
State for the that New South
federal command. also be provided
crossing
;
consequence strike, which sails for Australia to Massilia, will leave with morrow, only one-fourth of her proper cargo.
to
question put him, with reference denied,, relations between Great lias
is
King-street
Brokens and Centrals, Block 14's were in better demand, but J unctions sold at lower prices. Brokens are £5 £45 17s. j Centrals, £2 19s. ; Block 15s. 14's. Junctions, £7 13s.; Block £4 10's, 5s.; Souths,
a establishing now been again every prospect
havo
is
is
effect
colonies
forces
a
to
the Union
lrmvino"
little
clerk,
the
Yesterday
General
his
a
for
there
In
has
numerous
Under-Secretary
in answer Affairs, has persistently to the existing.
to
issue.
|
in
Sons awarded
banquet
a t.n
foot
on
of Australia
potrait.
ference
Penfold &
Victoria.
which
proposals
shippers threatened
a
French
with
3
Those Burney,
Agent
nrinr
The hands
engage
irritation
is
taken up, arid of the scheme
against of an at Berlin
an
I
of
Berry, organising
at
to the
shall provide their own colonies defences his ; consequently submitted that both garrisons
.Horace
killed
was
of
Secretary
in connection with ment schemes at variance with laid down by England,
at
to agree, the mining being will action have to be reheard. A man named Alexander young Moir was committed for trial on to-day £120 the charge of stealing belonging,
son
the Queen her intention
Majesly out earning
presenting
Enid
feeling
the
these
to
Graham
named
man, bank
a
Thursday
the
oe
case,
of
Co.
23.
well-known
operation. occurred storm
works at King be £14,300, wljile Island will amount
and main providing at a garrison Island taining Thursday and King George's Sound, but that his colony would not assent to any arrange
years ago, was this afternoon,
died
the
The second telegram referred to by Premier was from Lord Carrington
Wales
14's,
August
some
at
King
George's £2,513, and £4,807 per year.
to
of
Sound will
Colonies,
Junctions,
;
the
snow
young
The
England.
out
arising
cause
&
Clcland
Block
;
6s.
Brisbane,
are
secured
medals. E. are —
Victoria,
quarantining
angry Press
wines
Australian and have of, silver
superior
for
the
August
highly and 4
Sir
has
scab prevent
by
South
G. F.
were
.Lincolnshire, to
have
total
other
£4
an
com
yesterday.
help
no
Beaumont, of J. H. Foureur of J. Oaklands, and Henry Dunstan of Ken Adclaid, the awards Park; In makiug sington the judges the opinion that expressed of South Australia the average wines
received liis on to entry great pomp and splendour in of h'13 hrillant of display recognition valor and the ultimate success complete of the expedition under his command. was
Paris their
gold medals Young & Co. of Kanmantoo, & Co. of Magill, and T. Hardy Silver medals of Bankside. are to
the
succeeded
pacificating.
at wines the now made known
of
cost
the
which state that the natives there are in need of supplies not of food, and have to go on sub decided collecting until assured that scriptions reliably
her penal
receiving
!
of the
visiting
of to
!
at
Melbourne. in
gold
—
—
the Mrs.
life.
judges
Exhibition awards.
j
like
that on
of
by hanging'
14s
of to
to £17,100.
accident The occurred of the. deceased the rashness in the line as the train was crossing approaching. The committee of the Samoan Relief the tele Fund are inclined to discredit from Auckland that to the effect gram letters from have been received Samoa
j
The j
over
to
for
light
owing
23.
Island
The those
yesterday.
Colonies, much
passed murder
the
Garcin
£5
10's,
Morrison, and who,
Harpin,
being
August
are
Block
;
train
practically
for the Maybrick, husband, has been commuted
I
Is.
A
Knutsford,
announced death
of
£3
of costs
that
&e.,
amounting
Thursday
to
Centrals,
;
Jtsallarat
the
for
to
pro will
protection to the
outhouse. £45 12s.
an
trainer, a fainous jockey, after undergoing
1
as
upkeep, Sound
action.
libel
Joe
Enabling Government
himself as the procedure.
officially
sentence
I
lis.
however.
Lord
of State
£7
the
regarded
measure.
for the two ports named1, at of £26,400. cost The at garrison each will include 60 permanent place as in the marines, specified Colonial Conference the Colonial Go paper, vernments paying the annual charge of armament a
that the Herald
owing
Melbourne,
more
j
the
for
Netherlands, whole of
is
with
is
were
the
Court,
himself in Brokens
A
of
London,
|
jurisdiction lasia,
the
a
accident
reported. reading
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of
for
late
thought Narracoorte
A cook named Justin mitted suicide yesterday,
Responsible Australia has been further House of Commons. by the
step
annoyed
built
Counsul-General
Kingdom
"'j
the shelving the Secretary has expressed
is,
which
appointed
—
postponed
the steamer Duke of has been delayed for the Venice, nine last to the strike days owing the laborers. The among dockyard is in the world. the largest organ F. A. Jonkhcex Devicz has been
going
the
instant.
Smith
passengers Nn dpnths.
imnrpcl.
Western
on
by Hill & Son Cathedral is Anglican
Sydney out by
of
yet been The second Bill to confer
rates.
organ
number
have
'
—
the
many
is
A outside lias been strong feeling excited die. public who among severely condemn the Dock Company for allow ing
Jem
box
Austra
for
24th
has
betting
amounted
to the
George's
Insolvency
occurred of England, owing were persons injured. to hand it that appears which was travelling
particulars
able
various
engagements.
sail
the
collection
is
express train, at full Leeds and Sund speed between left the erland, rails, whereupon some of the carriages and a consider capsized
keep their
to
will
on
railway the North
an
nr
are operations uncertain very mail-boats will
serious
A
lastnightin to which
and island three
among shipping
catling
He
the
It generally of the prietors have to take
£1000.
the about Mediterranean, months and is now ago, has been raised afloat. safely The strike the dock-laborers among and continues, other branches
the
via America, Slnvin to offers
lia,
her
'of
local
for
a
£306.
of Sanitation, to conditions and prepare a drainage and sewerage
of Melbourne.
broker. that H.M.S.
Liverpool announced officially a
study
has been C.E., Mansergh, of the recommendation
Commission
the
Cash
running
of correspondence with for garrison armament
quantity
who state they Imperial Government, are to undertake to ready provide
.Moorsfield.
at
which in
appointed, the Royal
21.
August,
was
husband,
Paris. James
in
one
News.)
rumoured in the currently House Commons lobbies of the of that the Home Secretary to-night (Mr. had granted a to Matthews) reprieve Mrs. who is under Mavbrick, lvinsr It
Lon
in
Charles
a
(Sir of
table
ing King George's Sound and Thursday Island. The first communication referred to on the subject were certain telegrams that had passed between the South Australian authorities and the
in inflicting
thousand
strike
named £20 for
man
fined
the
reference
22.
August
Premier
on
day
Mr.
The magistrate his the penalty, expressed determination to down strong put offences of that nature by increasing the penalties from time to time. Mr. Dillon a addressed crowded Armidale at at meeting yesterday,
It
start.
thirty on
A been stand
don. in London A company is being formed to the to build an Eiffel similar Tower,
j
&elesratn&
now
—
an
Jfoveicpi
Sydney,
appointed to
unable
is
is
that
laid
institution.
patrollers.
the dock the strike among stevodores and others, it is an that the New Zealand Shipping to
steamer Company's to sail to-morrowy
—
by
1
of
scrutiny Nation.
'
to
belonging searched
being
,
Webb
Judge
a
the
ore
would
cost,
August 23. Henry Parkes) the Assembly to
Sydney, The
Australian
j
Even
it
Canadians United States
the
will
than
it
sealing operations Some other vessols
were
E. Woods, the Secretary of the Union Railway Employees' and Trades' who mysteriously Society, sometime has disappeared ago, embezzled £1,600 of the funds of that
Minnie, been carry in the Behring
have
who
scene
Charles
two
,
for
on
ing Sea
English
sealers
the
which
on
erected at a great recently have been destroyed. It has been discovered
seized
have
|
man
Canadian
entertain
will
one
direc
all
I
no
contempt hearty in whose behalf
more
Brigade appeared smartly the whole of the buildings,
Italians
in
troops
The American authorities the vessels Pathfinder and
between one
their
reinforcing
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the
!
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it
appreciate
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Abyssinia and going on
still
tions.
mis
is
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war
forces.
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pursuit
,
and
in
.
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is
as
!
work
!
such
under
August the
24. circum
to ask the Governor-inthe penalties. Dr. for against Brierly
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two
AUGUST
29,
1889.
seen
the time Mr. and
nf
p.r»lln.r»«5fi
had
years
thft
well
been
fore
by
illustrated perhaps in indulged rejoicing is
short that
a
the discovery ago upon Parnell in the heat of a long acrimonious debate in the had told a lie. house of Commons his mistake, Mr. Parnell explained The but that is not the point. wonder is that his who opponents forward the most had brought could feel a atrocious accusations
in conceived
him out, finding as in a fib. What they a the weighty off here from falling and they had grievous charges endorsed in libels persevered in for Take a of sample or two years. " Parnellism and these from " are of Crime" There plenty of
sense
relief
—
:
INQUIRY
COMMISSION.
authentic
.
in which end of the trial The S. Parnell and 65 other Charles named Irish members of specially stood Parliament with charged and abettors being the instigators and revolt of murder, assasination at length reached ing outrage was when ed
Sir Charles that he and
accused the
case.
Russell
announc
his the clients, withdrew from members, The cause of this im the refusal of was step
portant to order the the judges produc of the books of the Irish tion Union. Mr. Landlords' Houston, of so-called the the secretary Patriotic declined Loyal Union, giving up the books and the Court on the declined insisting point. Houston
the
is
who instigated the celebrated likelihood all cash Mr.
active
young
man
to Pigott produce and in forged letters the Loyal Patriotic went
to
the Houston Secretary forger. there should be as took every care as into this little inquiry possible case. He burned every part of the that passed between himself letter not when these letters and Pigott, hands to but, according
Union's
pay
utterances members
prominent Rule party
fixing upon of the Home of direct in and murder."
prominent
the Home Rule them is touched by the hundreds examined. the fearful Again indictment: "Murder still startles and the doctrinaire and the casuist Land we that the League charge based
their
movements
on
they
will,
wards funds, inmost
gentlemen dinner-tables, who organise one and is
who
sit
by
or arson
at the and
indivisible."
changed
murder,
his
to The Commission listened evidence for 60 days, and to every had to say thing that the witnesses in proof of these atrocious charges, Parnell nor yet neither any other Land League Chief is at all im A letter to the Times , plicated. " Parnellism and in reprinted
on statement after oath, the Commission began its inquiries while even the judges sat in bad faith Court. In spite of this
own
—
the
towards
Commission think fit to
the
did nob insist the to the bringing light upon Union, proceedings of the Landlord to produce and the refusal their followed books was by a memoran
judges
from Mr. Parnell dum directing to withdraw from the his counsel Irish members The remaining case. followed of Parliament exactly their leader's example. to be is anything If there regret this of ted in important step the Commission, henceforth leaving it had not alone it is that severely been Pigott's bare. total
taken
sooner
—
say, first
when
were laid forgeries and ever since the Then of the Times' charges collapse
manifest. And, has ever heen a more astonish down of infamous break ing did the Times ? In vain charges 340 witnesses into the put some have there
been
National Library of Australia
Crime" during
(the pamplet kept one two years, price contains also the assertion
Parnell
sale
on
penny) "
Mr. association infamous of —
:
in direct of the most with three the gang of murderers known as And with Invincibles." regard to the General made this Attorney " There cannot be the remark doubt that a the more slightest written of libel never was gross than this paragraph any public man am with which I now reading to Mr. Parnell." Had reference was
—
:
the learned gentleman proved its of being truth Mr. Parnell instead with the freedom of honoured would be ac Scotland's capital a in some with cell commodated
English
prison.
But
Mr.
Parnell,
if.
Bo
mair
to
see "
the bag, but No ; orders
Murphy
persons before the
they
are
must is
:
obtained
to
Hoc
the
Examine
them
;
They
all
right." satisfied and
of The
forger. taken
the
until at length the end meanwhile the Irish think other they have useful work to do.
on
go
come
—
important
on the price the silly story Russell easily in his cross examination
to
Parnell they have
now.
members and more
a
I.
;
;
;
lias Dr. Gibney Eastern Districts.
not
yet
Sixty
men
are
did
thousand
of the
Dock
Labourer's
Yesterday of the
the
it is impossible outset of this affair, there could have been no suspicion of fraud and forgery long before the end. On the Saturday after the publication of the fac simile of with Mr. Parnell's the letter in the Times , the London signature
cr
:
see
one
cn
—
At
returned
idle
from
in
strike
the
consequence London.
in
the bazaar at Fund was
Church
Guildford
in
aid
opened.
Fremantle,
Meekim
sole
of who
auto
:
on
had
a
finger
Friday last, chopped
child
a
off
named
with
chaff
a
cutter.
the
examination
al
We have received the following subscrip tions the week Mr. Lewis during 6d. ; Mr. Leverman, 7s. Greenough, James Kearney, Yasse £1 18s. 9d. Mr. C. Henessy, Mr. Toodyay, £1 12s. 6d. £1 Mr. Shivers, Dardanup, Hartnet, £2 10s. ; Mr. 3s. do., Costello, Bunbury, 9d. Mr. P. Murphy, 7s 6d. Newcastle, The name of Mr. Merry was erroneously inserted for that of Mr. Murphy in one of the late issues of the Record1.
paid down Such is the spot. which Sir Charles smashed and utterly
were
disclose
can
Mr.
and think had enou'gh of the enormously protract ed investigation. The commission
black can More be disclosed." bag money passed for a trip " to America to interview the important " all persons spoken of, and when
letters.
they
friends
his
—
replied
from must be of contents
They
but
report,
nothing
he wentto Paris. On one of journey, he met a strange man the boulevards named Murphy. Murphy said he knew of a bag containing documents that might suit. asked to Pigott
in handwriting pro. expert nounced the signatures genuine. If there had been honest any at conviction in the question
.
an
discover letters incri the chief Land Leaguers minating cash for the and furnished with
mitted
.
and
v«a.ra
—
to
Houston
by precaution itself Times before to committing the crusade the good name against of Parnell and his associates was sub that the forged letters were
to march to content in with company Murderers their provide their murderers share
loner
shall until inferred, they continue the sore at the heart of things in Ireland is cured by those who have the power in their hands. As to the Times Commission the their judges may go on with into what is inquiry already fully and widely known. will have
to
them
wretched
councils,
mouthed London friends
for
scenes
for £1780. the Times of the the McDonald, manager not ask did newspaper, great Houston from whom he got the nor did Houston inquire letters, into hands. how they came Pigott's in court The story told Pigott by that was by being commissioned sold
so,
are
murderers have from the League even gone forth afoot and to set their bloody work to consult have presently returned on the constitutional leaders the advancement of the cause." " whole The conspiracy,, carried on whether by mealy.
to light. The Secretary come to the Union, Mr. Houston, bought the fore-ed letters from Pierott and
if
it
murderers.
of merciless eviction and then crime and the wild of revenge. justice Such has been the state of things
—
a
rent
pay
harrowing
:
of assassination, scheme carefully calculatedand Bethe coolly applied. what it ultimate goal of these men
to
byinability follow
never
the
—
chiefs
the
The books of Union are now exact truth may
was
of Parlia members of party, yet not one of said by anything of Times' witnesses
all
are
libels.
Patriotic
accompani ready Mr. Houston ed by the late Professor Maguire to of Trinity College repaired himself Paris. Pigott presented "Here are at their hotel and said
the guilt citement to outrage Well the Irish members ment
of their
the Loyal and shut
lipinnilS
brought forward persevered in for
recklessly rancorously
over
of
T.to
show Like
not
is
tion
were
charges
o v
t
THURS. St.
executive
the years cause and effect clear above the dark horizon. the a of swing great eviction pendulum, and crime follow each other in related and recurrence. On periods appreciable of distress marked recurring
through
and told a lie. known at what point of Times' were time the eyes fully of the nature opened to the true testimony they relied on in justifica It
Whiteboys,
—
Steelboys, Threshers, Ribbonmen, tell the sad that Eenians, story Land or long before Leaguer heard of, agrarian was Moonlighter crime was rife in Ireland. All
truth
literal
thus applied and all failed no with hand, sparing Mr. crime home to in sheeting or his followers. Parnell
—
AUGUST. 29—
Irish
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i
forward by the Attorney 16 were District General, Inspectors Irish of the Royal Constabulary members of and 98 subordinate some the Force 18 were informers, of them convicts under sen yet The power of the English tence. Cabinet, through one of its foremost members, as well as the aid of the
The very Levellers,
tale.
different
a
names
timate of the Invincibles, labouring establish the fact and rejoicing at what they they imagine is proof of debate, once that in the heat swerved from the a he upon time,
:
5051ks.
LOTS,
from the Post K G.S Price, £20, from
o'clock.
LAND.
"OUIDING
JO
7
at
points
to
brought
THIS
Perth
EVENING
(THURSDAY) o'clock,
connection
BAZAAR,
leave
will
Guildford,
in
assassin,
an
murderer,
the villain absurd to him as a and the in
is
In
their
match
with
the
Mr.
B.
De
Colreavy
Justice
Leake
Hamel
was
missed by the According
ably with
the
This Should
Trades
will
be
the
recent
the
case
the
a
held
at
a
by
a
of
which
Victorian tested
Mr.
been
dis
a Express for roughly
favour-
enmnared
article.
debate Unions
the
by
on won
decision in has
coal, latelv.
Newcastle
evening
"
in
the plaintiff Full Court.
to
in
pas
entertained
Saturday last, that township.
on
in
of the Irwin Geraldton
sample
of
was
Northam, of gentlemen appeal against
The Mr.
N. at
dinner, number
of Perth, Fremantle
Rovers,
the Unions last, Saturday by one goal ten behinds.
the
on
be
subject
encouraged,"
members
of
the
Perth
-
Truth , ventured the paper, from Pigott, and guess that it came his in that name only to mention was to at once connection suggest But no notice was taken, forgery. the libels in to were persevered almost the last and Pigott placed at the bottom of the list of witnesses called
sustain the prosecution. before his on appearance the Times certainly knew scene, to
Long the
leaning
were
they
on
a
rotten
how long precisely of the secrets that be may in the suppressed books of the lying Union. Loyal Patriotic To back up the shaky evidence of the forged letters the elaborate was before farce gone through stick.
is
But,
—
one
the commission of over .reading about 440 speeches made by Land Leaguers, and of going over again in great detail all the of outrages the past ten years in Ireland. As the Land League was answerable for the whole. As if there had been such a thing in Ireland never if
as
of
agrarian the Land
crime
until
League.
the
rise
History
Catholic We eight
Young
Men's
from the learn female immigrants
coming out which Nairnshire
to
are
—
Society. News Daily
last
week.
In
the
Hubble week
case v.
in
the
returned
colony London for
the
and
last
others,
verdict
a
Court, for
plaintiffs
and
Hammond tried
Symon,
Supreme
for
forty servants in the s.s. Fremantle
the
left
of Dundee
that'
domestic
—
GUILDFORD.
TO
when all is told, is not he was It painted. see those who depicted
Their sworn box. testimony may be searched from end to end anc. to no fact discovered sufficient Mr. Parnell or the Irish convict of the crimes members of any one witnesses Of the 340 alleged.
£41
2s,
was
9d
and
costs. sentenced not long since, were natives, death at Roebourne for tribal murder. to commuted, Their sentences have lately been the Executive five to Council, years' Two
by penal
servitude.
To-morrow be given
evening
will
entertainment
an
Northam
Convent from Several vocalists Fund. Building assist the Perth and Fremantle will on oc and an lecture will be casion, amusing The delivered Mr. Morehead, enter B.A. at
by ought
tainment From
we
temporary Milly
on
native
Mb.
for
The from
a
ing month
our
horse
a
with
Butcher,
Perth, attack to an ill only ten
Catholic, of religion
Traffic 26th
amounted of £165
great that
answer
good
a
solations
a
in
learn
of
afternoon had been was
to
Joseph
dresser
aid
of Messrs. Aitken's the Murchison,
Geraldton a
be
telegram
a
manager
to
in
earnings
May
to £2763 13s. 2d. on of
of
the
success. con morning Campbell, at Milly
Mr. station is
his
on
a well succumbed
of
known
Colonial
his
hair
Friday
on
Mr. days. received and
on
to
way
charge of bartering one Cunningham.
sick
He fever. Butcher the
bed.
con
R.I.P.
the Eastern 26th June
Railway
to 13s.
10d„
or
increase
those
for
the
on
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correspond
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in
course
The
Newcastle
is
almost
their
annual
Agricultural of stock
show
hold
Society October
on
drink
Foe
to an aboriginal native, Tomlinson has been fined
supplying named John
a man
£20
in
ON
seven eighty Saturday, in to Roebourne brought Nicol. twenty Bix from
were
and
On
The
importation any place beyond has colonies Australasian indefinitely by proclamation.
from
Father
week.
last
South
His
footballers
came
yesterday. matches
They
to
city
It
is
with and
notified
Fremantle Fund will in
On
Hall
her
will
National
be
Party
stone
the
"
and
of
the
Campaign.
is
from,
medium, very
small
High
prices
per
doz, ;
57s. to 72s. and to 25s.
large, 15s. to
paid
one
Colonel
Commandant,
Captain sentatives in West General Hall
the
of
Imperial
Australia, Edwards
at
a
to Sept. 4th, have been invited.
;
per opossum
volunteer
officers
and repre forces
Major George's which
Wednesday
on
the
Fremantle Orchestral one The Society institutions of the port, of the principal Mr. C. L. and which under its conductor, has attained a remarkable Clifton, degree its ninth of efficiency holding purpose on concert at the Town Fremantle, Hall, next, September 2nd. Monday evening A of ladies and number the leading resident vocalists have gentlemen and an excellent promised assistance, pro to has been arranged. We trust gramme hear of a bumper house on the occasion. train laid on no doubt Were an excursion citizens of the music-loving large numbers of Perth would attend. —
which Bazaar at Guildford will be opened yesterday For the convenience of. again this evening. to attend, residents in Perth the wishing General Manager of Railways has kindly to run a special train, leaving consented at 'Perth at 7 o'clock, 10 '20 returning o'clock. The M.R. V. Band, by permis will of music sion, perform a programme during the evening. Convent
was
opened
Everyone
natural to
history thai
learn
being
and
high
unless
the
killed, that, lians
will
soon
imposed
skin
of
valuable
kangaroos are are of opinion Austra
specimen
we is
of 1st-
Australian
than
note
a
on
this
should
be
any kangaroo ten-twelfths of the
by Mr, A. F. Robin, are glad to see that to secure being made of and
a
from
fine of
in subject of Ade a
serious the
en
restriction
throughout and the proclama Tasmania, close season between 1st January We the must hope that May. .
and
and
;
attempt forcement Australia tion
danger so
stopped. the last
a
less
weighs
Zoologist
laide,
that urges the killing
sent, for
pound
the
is
is
one
chiefly whose
Its skin of young authorities
process have seen
in
is
kangaroo
animal. Mr. It. G. interesting in the of the tanners largest whither skins is States, Kangaroo
this
Solomon, United
a
the
extinguished. numbers large
that
of
interest in takes the slightest will be sorry Nature (says )
who
Legislatures of taking
will
understand action in
the
tion
National Library of Australia
the most charac
fourteen
and
Miss
which
life
Jane
Mary
Ryan
of Much years age. all who knew her her, un has occasioned sorrow in many, and parents' relatives',
by demise her But which
loss that
now
leper
for
necessity known
To
it
is
it
useless
is
;
TOODYAY.
a
Rottnest
off
islands has
been
to be at
be chosen
for the
by
suggested
West
of
in
Australian,
"petulant
as
shown
Henry
arrogance"
ago by the nomina towards the Irish Removable
some
Blake,
money. public We can't quarrel Council if Toodyay debate the on this anyone is to blame is
of
that ever, the outcome but Blake,
of of
principle perial
views a
a
authorities to whom functions of the
the are
men
for
Sir
Henry
the enforced of the Im hands of those choice gentle be the to delegated
in
leaving
not
apparently,
are
predilection desire to
see
the
Crown.
written James Lee Steere has a to the West Australian on letter lengthy the Responsible Government question. have the He holds that the colony should and disposal of its sole control lands, which thinks that a but compromise, of meet the views of the would majority in England, might be arranged. public men all lands this that The compromise is 12th of longitude east of the degree at be controlled as should, present, by to be approved by the Secre regulations shall lawful of and that it be State, tary to of West Australia for the legislature and the sale, by. Act, letting regulate of the waste lands of the other disposal of and the disposal Crown of that line, therefrom. For the proceeds arising is of which he gives, Sir James reasons Sir
:
that the suggested proposal opinion to remove the by him would tend greatly to Enabl now threatened our opposition assist the English and materially ing Bill it into law at the in passing Ministry Parliament. next session of the Imperial
;
left
but, the
competing
track, and, to the reason, of nearly one every
they
by
a
youth
in the covered, any second-rate it
is
generally deal of the affair "
good with
for
the
present, about
a two hours, walker could
believed
event
years, 16 distance
perform.
crooked" is to indulge
in
no
his
the last
If
on.
who business
own
be taking
of
care
when
election,
THE
LAYING
our
he
FOUNDATION
STONE, ST. JOSEPHS
CONVENT,
NORTHAM. (By
our
Reporter.) TOWN.
special
THE
Just at present, when so much is heard about hard it has a particularly times, to visit such and reassuring effect cheering town a as Northam. The first glance of modest but solid gives an impression clean well laid-out streets, prosperity
busy work-shops,
rows
of
tions
and
valuable
was
who which To
exaggera-
came
member,
our
—
sions.
time,
there was that work in connection
is
say of
the members of overlooked when
matter it
line
saving
strong
neat
cases
garden through the
unexplained disappointment
some
complete of
certain
with
a
a
opposition.and narrowly he was indignant his seat, escaped losing because it was said that the interests of the Toodyay electorate had for a long time been That much very neglected. statement was true then and is true now, as all men can see for themselves. At election time Mr. Shenton promised good and said there would be a general behaviour, election in a short time when Responsible Government would be given, and assured to put the people that it was necessary him into Council that he might help on movement Govern the for Responsible ment. Has he forgotten all this ? What has he done for Responsible Government for ? or the constituents good of his Neither of these things seems to trouble him much now that he is safe in Council. This ought to be a lesson to the electors of Toodyay. It is our own fault that the district we important belong to has been We so left in the long background. must let it be seen that we won't be Yours, &c. ignored by our representative. WALLABY.
flower
"
a
At
most
the result circles of Saturday's sporting Town in the Fremantle go-as-you-please" and Hall has caused deep widespread indig who nation. Some of Our best pedestrians, had been backed to win, commenced the In
after
Record.
—
_
contest
be
was
to
ought
with
met
the
"
these of
A.
know,
we
after
looking he
interests.
and
their
away
when
issue, the
months
Queensland
Sir
a
W.
the
for anything perhaps, Northam would from
so
recent
oe
,
the
to any condemning attempts That the mainland. asylum on
purpose
Editor
the
not to most It will be news of Sir, readers that before the Legislative your Council was prorogued Mr. Harper made and carried a motion for the construction of a line of telegraph from Yorkto Yilgarn. Now I think that the proposed line will be a and that the very good thing of it will far the advantage outweigh cost. But as a resident of the Toodyay to know district I should like why York made the starting-point for the line was without of any question. York, course, has claims, and it may be the best claims, but Newcastle and Northam also have the claims and in fairness of all claims, should have been considered before the matter was decided. Of course the fact that a line of telegraph stretches across it won't add much to the wealth of either it is worth as district, but at any rate to to much as York. And, Toodyay —
"
fauna.
to lose of its
only
blameless
led.
NEGLECTED
to the Governor coercionist, the And it deplores colony. the vacillation, scandalous feebleness, finally the exhibited submission," by the Colonial Office in dealing with the petulant arrog It is as well to say, how to. ance" referred ship
famous
interesting
an
the
the
Board
of the and
Magistrate
teristic
they
by
us
of Health Board urging passed strongly
been
Central
characterises resentment people of
say
Australia
of
The
to allow and most
were
sent
Northam,
manner
now to grieve over to restore and impossible do is we can to pray to earnestly she God that whom He haB recently called be admitted without away may delay to in the joys of the heavenly Paradise participate R.I.P,"
foundation
the
was
a all
tell is the cablegrams .us, in the backed at 2 to 1 to beat Searle of for the championship rowing contest Time will the world. tell, however, from whether the palm is to be snatched his Australian as the English young friends presage.
won
ference
at
District
Perth has
O'Connor,
this speedy in de It would be scandalous if, of a few greedy traders, to the wishes
necessity matter.
of
laying
had
homes.
0. Rodoreda & Go's new Messrs. shop in and Howick Street has been opened oilmen's with is well-stocked stores, wish and confectionery. We groceries, of success. the new firm a large amount
—
The
the
Board.
doz.
Military entertain in St.
will dinner
are
from
a
offence,
writes to us the death, of Miss Mary of Mr. and
record
to
of the
manner
besides
;
10s. for
Phillimore, the only
P.S.,
Pilkington
the
the
skins.
The
which
such of the
of
Mokine, provide
The
small, tq,54s. and 5s. light, have also been
30s..
of
Bay
I regret
deceased
timely
correspondent,
segregation
demand for kangaroo fetch dark-furred
improved
an
Melbourne. 76s. to 100s.
tons the
in
correspondent
" —
the
esteemed
to of
a test
to came to hand A report of the proceed the ceremony, how with connection elsewhere.
resolution the upon
and other correspondents country and also greatly confer a boon, of their con facilitate the appearance if of the Record, in the columns tributions bear in when in future they writing edict of using only mind the journalistic " side of the paper." one
in
Geraldton
to make
is
fraud
repetition
and,
;
to deal in the
spoke
touching
appears
By
will
Bkins
gentlemen, an will give next in the
the his efforts to discover recognition weeks found a few at ago Mokine, leper, entertained at a supper, was Claffey Sergt. residents and made a presentation by several Hotel of Perth at Bullen's on Saturday last. the and A was evening spent, pleasant seemed to very much appreciate Sergeant the honor done him by those assembled.
Our
There
from
trip
alleged,
Catholics of this district. The sad respected occurred event on Tuesday, and the funeral, which took on the was place Thursday, wituessed in ever Northampton. largest Father Brereton the burial conducted service, and delivered over the grave an eloquent in which a funeral he in oration,
port.
Rob-Roy
In
come."
they
still
port
is
a long and painful illness, Ryan, the second daughter, John old residents Ryan,, two
after Jane
aid of the Building the during
as
one, the
not
or
made,
insertion.
for in
ever,
"
"
the
several Coal, into carted
esteemed
ings
states in the W est Australian A writer " Aus elsewhere that the cry has been raised he adds, if some tralia for but, Australians," West Australia safeguard be not introduced, the will be for Chinamen,- for they are legion
at
of the account of the Convent
late
Defence
of
Plan
an
agreed
Tenants
a
and the
League
have
combination
a
in bazaar Boys' School
a
:
in
by
whether
some
a monstious swindle that it so was made, who have conspired
of the
it
sport
investigation
of
those
A No rthampton as follows
of
field.
An
the It
football
a
down
next
being
now
returned by the Rob after the Bay, Roy on Monday last from and Nor the Geraldton having inspected Corps. thampton Volunteer
upon Fund.
to Perth series teams
a
November.
at the
Irwin
the
Campbell
Irish of
down
out was
prevent
port.'
held
to find
perpetration as will
off.
play
different
that Catholic-
view
a
with
in
is being addition made, we understand, North at the Soap and Candle factory Fremantle. This may be taken as a sign that is the business paying.
of the formation
the
be
week
Town
An to
leaders
are
at the
Fremantle,
The
come
of honourable that an this matter,
"
firing this
representing
will
Assisted ladies by several the Fremantle Orchestral Society 2nd entertainment on September
the
of held
of the meetings be will Heart Association Sacred at seven o'clock. Perth and Fremantle
Lieut.
team
a
to takeTpart,
Newcastle
first
monthly
branches
female
intercolonial
and
usual
the
evening
to
Monday.
on
in
interests
go-as-you-please" the Instrument if it be revealed
the
instant, which
is
the
with
is
Mrs.
visit
a
to
returned
the
brief one. his parish
a
was
colony of
trains
prohibited
paid
stay
Australian
To-morrow
been
excursion
Sunday
re-commence.
31st
match, colony
gold Egina
from
Bunbury,
gentleman
rev.
the
by
of
Brady,
of
ounces
this into pigs the limits
of
Perth The
to shortly
Perth.
of
running
the
desirable highly should be made into is
finished. The
In
tion.
31st.
a.
dwelling
a
in
bright, front.
town
Everywhere indication in all
institu public in houses having tended carefully
Happily
confirms
apparent prosperity of stages
is
of
a
stroll
impres that most
first
growth. Buildings progress, halls churches, stores, dwellings, public Nor is meet the view in all directions. the aesthetic Northam, quite forgotten. as its inhabitants have already done, is off the unpretentious gradually throwing to of pioneer and begins times, aspect affect certain amount of architectural a time for the As the appointed elegance.
in of the day drew near, falling ceremony with a stream of people we made our way to the grounds of the pretty little church Here was assembled a crowd composed of bluff farmers, accompanied by largely their wives and their healthy-looking sons and while here and there daughters, stood of local magnates engaged groups in conversation. There was here much food for thought, but the attractions of a cloudless illimitable sun sky, glorious and a charming landscape asserted shine, themselves and the eye wandered ; away to the warm red of the brick buildings at hand, to the wind near and farther on outlined on one side by the ing valley sinuous ranks of trees growing along the river course, to the squares of vivid green of to presented by fields corn, springing the luxuriant all-enfolding carpet of grass flushed here and there with broad dashes of colour which told of thousands of gay to the and beyond flowers, all, graceful outlines of the encircling hills which rise and sink in easy undulations clothed to their summits with An dusky forest. was opinion who, expressed by some, like felt the beauty of the scene, myself, that to Northam at this an excursion season of the when the country year, blossoms like would well. a rose, pay There can be no little doubt that it would be largely Here if surely, patronized. verdure anywhere, with a sward of richest under their with the tender feet, green of the young corn the eye in rejoicing all with of flowers directions, myriads round their wherever steps clustering and in an atmosphere made turn, they odoroUs blossoms by the brilliant yellow the wearied of the jam and wattle, towns denizens of the city and larger would find refreshment and novelty,
vigour. THE
CEREMONY.
A slight commotion recalled me from I saw these and turning ap thoughts, the Bishop clad in gown of the proaching and of episcopal purple surplice snowy whiteness and attended by Fathers Without loss of time Treacy and Kelly. his and Lordship plunged into business, in a few minutes, after the customary stone declared the foundation formalities, Convent well and truly laid. of St. Joseph's His Lordship then in clear and deliberate tones addressed the The assemblage. had he in, ceremony just joined they on the was another said, step forward of a town which promised very soon part to rank second to none outside the City. They, he had no doubt, like all pushing had great faith in advertis communities, The fact that Northam possessed ing. convent a of the order of St. Joseph Catholic would be in the printed and these directories directories, the whole would circulate among in the world number body of Catholics consider ing at the lowest computation millions. There ably above two hundred could be no grander advertisement. The convent would confer a more direct on town the benefit the by giving Catholic children a religious thorough and secular training. Protestant children fear. it without They might also attend would be taught only the broad principles and could not but profit of morality, by before them the example of teach having such ers who had deliberately renounced as the world might have in store pleasures themselves to the for them and devoted He service of God and of their fellows. would his a
never
authority Protestant
school.
permit to
to anyone subject with the faith of a Catholic attending he said that the
tamper
child
Concluding, vast Catholic Church was a corporation or but unlike other associa association, no no tions it wanted sleeping partners, of drones honorary members, no any kind. He therefore all hoped to see forward and give to the work come freely in hands such assistance as be might of them. reasonably expected in an Mr. Throssell, eloquent speech, admiration for the wonder his expressed ful of the Catholic Church, organization for its orders and especially religious of St. Joseph, who, like the Sisters gave themselves of promoting up to the work moral welfare of all the impartially around them. He was sure that many young people now growing up would live of the Sisters to the to bless the advent district. He assured the Bishop and the of his flock, that at a time when members were governments excluding religion to from the schools it gave him pleasure see in the Catholic body boldly taking of education, and training hand the work in that of their children knowledge duty to God which alone could make them He would con gladly good citizens. fund. tribute something to the building were then laid" Offerings upon the stone a respectable very by several persons, list of contributions, paid or promised, was read, and the crowd sought THE BAZAAR ROOM. v
Hall The Mechanics' converted to temporarily and gay with the bright articles which usually
which
had
.
School Catholic Fremantle North
the at
erection
.
that
hear
of
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been
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Moran Thanks are due and Bresnahan. measures to these in large good very volunteer and to their ladies, generous that the Bazaar assistants, proved a grati
!
i
success.
MEETING hundred three in the spacious, airy, persons Hall to an and well-lighted Templars' over excellent tea furnished and presided Mrs. good ladies by the following Mrs. Slater, Madden, and Miss Steere, Mrs. Mrs. Miss Lockyer, Sermon, Mrs. Mrs. Bonsor, Merry, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Martin, MePherson, Camm, Mrs. whose names Mrs. and others Wilkins, I was not able to obtain. When the good been discussed had things sufficiently entertained with songs, those present were and recitations, excellently dramas, really rendered of St. by the pupils Joseph's Miss Throssell and school. In addition with Miss Cora Throssell, who are gifted True" sweet and clear voices, sang "Be in and The Kerry Dance," respectively, their audience a manner which charmed a difficult somewhat Miss Moran rendered with admirable on the pianoforte piece Atkinson well skill and feeling and Mr. met the humour of the house by the in which he style sang rollicking 44 and 44 The Man and forget," Forgive The National Anthem for Galway." and there was a closed the entertainment, the bazaar room motion towards general which remained eleven open until nearly TEA.
some
evening sat down
—
:
;
j
;
The "
TO
BANQUET On the
honour tli6
B.
evening,
Saturday district
to second
met at Leeder's B. N. Colreavy
Mr.
of
anniversary from Northern which resulted
departure expedition of the now It may
famous within be
on
Yilgarn our
:
Hotel this
C. Byfield, H. York.
sur
leader.
Mr. Colreavy's that prospecting in the discovery
of
the his
difficult
labours
wanting which
have
been
it
Colreavy,
the was
in the which
are
on
day ed
enthusiastically
evening.
toast eloquent In reply Mr. Coheavy said.
board, Throssell's
Mr. thank
hearing
for
own
the
whether
offence
his
"
into
gets
will
even
J.
for
not
leads us "After
him
replenish to Mr. responded of the of the guest
mass
morning Vasse, he did
was our
taking
Monday morning,
heard, celebrated. Pastor beloyed with
then
him
fine
and On
at
weather,
for
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you
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715
! ;
can,
yoa
R.M.
nearest
miles." and
you travel, natives many
so
7" about
averages
how
the
do so." Had "
which
your 7"
furnishing have
nor
;
you
natives
do
fifteen
I
seen
trouble
any
to
prisoners
is
constable
any
with
your
this
gang
On
I
hasten to make a correction of an which appears in my notice of mar in your last issue. Please riages, read, Miss Jane" and not Mary Redmile,, 44 Sarah" as inserted. A few weeks ago, a rumour was afloat that war had been declared between Eng land and Russia. A private telegram,, gos said, announced it. May wo attribute sip this sensational announcement to the premature death or tho inactivity of the York Volunteer Company? I understand, few, went from Very here to the celebration in Northarn, on last Our absence must not Thursday. as indifference to the good' of the appear 4 4
they came Thursday
;
last it
tion)
by that the
a
willingly." the
(feast
announced
was
Father
at
to
Brereton,
a
of Assump 10 o'clock Mass,
large
congregation,
would take Procession place on the Church the on surrounding facile more Sunday. Perhaps some
grand
green than
mine
cannot
fail
describe the may to be interesting kind since the arrival —
of the of the district Sisters as of the first
Rev. of
Father St.
Brereton
event,
as
in
the this
as
well
being
Joseph.
Correspondent.
On Saturday last the first ton of tin from field arrived in town, tho Greenbushes It came from the Bisclioff and on claim, its arrival was viewed by the townspeople After it with much had been curiosity." well looked at by the spectators, Mr. F. E. Stafford called for three hearty for the company, which were cheers manner. The street in a lusty given was soon crowded with people anxious to at the mineral, and five have a glance were hoisted at the Rose Hotel. flags Tli6 Company have had four men only weeks on the fields. about six or seven smiled on them rather quickly. So fortune Mr. W. F. Stevens, The well-known re of this a timber merchant district, cently us a visit. He has a great paid lately interest in the place, a large area holding He is dispos close to the town. of land blocks at from ing of his land in acre neither cleared nor £12 to £20 per acre So this speaks well for the rising fenced. The blocks referred town of Bunbury. situated the Vasse, Perth, and to are on to be Dardanup Roads. They are likely in the course of a few come very valuable town extends and it is bound as the years, to extend in that direction. It will be remembered that the late Mr. T. C. Carey cut his land into quarter acre blocks with frontage to the main road and sold
NORTHAMPTON. From I express
cause.
embrace my
our
own
We have every reason to congratulate ourselves the upon season. present The and crops vegetation are inost We are promising. having timely if blessed rains', and, with the same at the closing of the season, flour and I believe, be as cheap as salt. grain will, August 26th, 1889.
this
deep
sorrow
Correspondent. first
to opportunity the sad mental have unwittingly
for
I condition in which caused that paragon scribbler, your Geraldton to fall into. correspondent, What on earth ails the poor fellow ? Judg ing from his rhapsodical which remarks, appeared in your issue of August 1st, it is evident that he has had your Northamp ton on the brain for a long correspondent time past. The absurdity of his splenetic insinuhtions I own concerning myself deserves silent but as his contempt ; from some of pretended quotations my to the Record seven or reports eight months ago are misleading, I deem it only and fair to notice them. I right, too, that 44 the emphatically deny reporting Narra mine Tarra would be in full If I reported swing in a few weeks." of the kind it would have been anything with the word rumoured and qualified that doubtless would have been long before the sale of some of the mining proGeraldton Your perty. correspondent, d la Rip Van seems to have Winkle, after his awakened, suddenly somnopathy, in a delightfully confused state as I with,
Societies. PERTH
j
CATHOLIC
YOUNG
MEN'S
meeting
of
SOCIETY. The
usual
weekly
this
held on the evening of Thurs The Vice President day last. occupied the chair, and there were about 20 members present. Messrs. J. Downey and J. Cable were nominated for membership, After the formal business had been the Society's transacted, monthly Journal was read by the Editor, Mr. Reardon. It contained some very interesting articles. After the usual criticising of its contents' had taken place, Mr. M. Horrigan gave a comic reading, Daniel O'Rourke'sMisadwhich concluded ventures, theprogramme and the meeting then closed, Society
,
j
certain.
error
of
7"
None
"
chain
ever
its
or
own
44
or
these
all
brought
do
travelling
Never
"
+
|
as
many
the
a
horse
BUNBURY.
;
and he invariably find the others."
you
480
rate
alert." Do you
"
con
it
!
you
"
con
|
1
do
how
"
pen
|
than for
following
a
place
are day, the natives provided with flour, meat, jam, tea, sugar, &c." When what do night sets in, precaution to prevent an escape 7" you take the natives Chain to a tree and keep on
not
From
have
what
provide
"
i
j
far 7" less
At
"
during
:
us
and
tribe,
7"
one
can
take
"
being made. August 23.
j
several
as arresting do you do 7" them to
then
natives Not
It have while here. was very his in I stay Bridgetown. will will not write more this but time, trouble another letter con you with shortly our or cerning proposed presbytery chapel, collections for the erection of which are now
stormy
of
capture
we
his
a
our
Correspondent The August of the Female meeting branch of the Sacred Heart Association was held after Mass on At the Sunday. meeting Fr. the Gibney preached upon 6viis 01 tiie Sis discourse tongue. was and forcible. lengthy During the Mass, the singing of the choir was all that could be desired. The much vexed ques 44 tion of repairing Parker's is Bridge" to be settled' at last. likely We may ex pect to have the bridge re-opened to the before long. public that Notwithstanding the Eastern side of the Avon River is fast and impor becoming a place of business the conveniences vouchsafed tance, more insignificant parts is to it denied by the that be." One pillar-box in powers Avon Terrace and a patent in receptacle Blandstown are the postal facilities of town which the rising of York, the Met of the Eastern can boast. ropolis Districts, O tempora O mores." At the annual meeting of ratepayers it is the intention of several here to move that the Municipality be coverted into wards. I believe that the Council does But the its best. the system of dividing to each a particular Councillors, giving will cause'raore satisfaction. responsibility, some The. change must time come— that
J.P."
Thursday
left
From
—
watering
near
with
to where
"We
was
and
come
several days." When in pursuit when you
the
prayers
YORK.
men
_
will
"
at 9'15 a.m. offered
the
is tracking beyond with avoid communication
at 6 p.m. Rosary and On fessions again. fessions were again
mass
above
be serious or venial or does he use to strategy ?" most inaccessible places, and possibility,
what
apprehension
escape He where
miles
a
well
and
confessions, of the and pleasing
sacrifice
the
%
V
suppositious,
Stewart,
morning
in
witnesses
"
&c.
Sunday
and brought them Gould, where, after
.custody, at Mount
:
Correspondent.
on
July
Houlahan
of securing and bringing these incidents their various and natives from so far tribes, their are from hunting grounds (misnomer) follows When narrated with as veracity the after knows that are a native police him,
up. to see It was edifying sight and the many both old, communicants, young who approached the altar. At 3 p.m. we had catechism. Instructions also given, and were
holy
Satur
Early
0.
The
have
Confessions. again heard
in
which, P.
and
sup arrest
case.
what our
the
trial in
as
tioned
rest,
—
National Library of Australia
of
some
being
for
after
issued, Smith
in R.M.
the
(natives)
the.
Morell
them
were
on
whites,
the were com parties case, the to be held at sessions of the first week in Geraldton Sept. next, before a On Monday after judge and jury. Houlahan with native P. noon last, C. his_ with him arrived in town, bringing assistant, and five less than four men women no
had the pleasure of a visit just the Venr. Arch from our beloved Pastor, who arrived here deacon on Satur Lecaille, a day after afternoon, 17th, when, said heard short he the Rosary and We
post too
Chairman and Gentlemen. I words you very much for tho kind behalf, and for you have spoken in my kind applause. It is very gratifyyour ing for me to know that my feeble efforts of a at in the discovery gold field Yilgarn the residents of are by you, appreciated of town Northarn. It is now the rising two leader of years since I was appointed the prospecting expedition by the Eastern Settlers' Association. As you are District all aware, I did not succeed in making the of in the limited time discovery gold so an allowed but I was me, impressed auriferous belt of country was South East West of Yilgarn, that I lost no and North in for the time the search continuing and on the 30th of Dec. metal, precious the Kathleen Reef at 1887 discovered But circumstances, over Golden Yalley. which I had no control, have delayed the of machinery there. I can placing safely better exists in the no say property Gold field. There are several other Yilgarn claims with well-defined quartz reefs that dividends. Golden will pay good like many has reefing centres, Valley, from delay in placing suffered machinery but the time is now on the field, when there will be no grounds approaching At a on this score. to complain present, is in Perth to forming get company and work a number of the machinery, to be payable. known That an claims exists extensive quartz reefing gold field districts is the Eastern beyond all in of and I am that rich doubt opinion will also be found when alluvial gold settled Tho there is a population. is not confined to the formation auriferous belt of Richer and country. Yilgarn extensive be found to the more may that cannot take eastward. But place till good roads are made to the present ;
&c.,
took
mitted
4
numerous
company representative Leeder's at Mrs. evening,
Smith,
From
to need recapitulation, need of were praise tributes of many respect on all sides Mr. to paid
to bo found
W. W.
Roberts, J. Morell,
Corporal
a
were
present
trio
last.
before
BRIDGETOWN,
gold-field. readers' recollection
for
Save
of the
"
to the public further
if
any to
and
result
God
this to aspirant literary take a double dose of Frank Weston's Wizard oil previous to the next effort he makes to hold up to ridicule any of As a critic, your correspondents. he is a deplorable failure. Some time ago I reported that there was a probability of the Gwalla mining property and from changing hands, a which appeared par. in the Express a few weeks back, it will be Been that Mr. G. Shenton is of a successful hopeful issue in the sale of this to an property Should this to English Syndicate. prove be the case, and the mines re-open at an then date, early will have Northampton another chance of looking up again. There is very little mining going on at and not to be whilst present, the likely of so low. prices copper and lead remain Sandalwooding is not so brisk as it was a short time ago on account of the bad state of the roads. Members of the Roads Board are the best they doing can under the circumstances, and find work for as many men as they can on the roads as far as their limited means will permit.
tragedy, been
into
to,
within
to
renown
"
referred warrants
too,
to be as trustworthy as any information which your if he could, would-be-critic, to I you. would stronghg
newspaper Geraldton send may recommend
of the Two positive. not long in the colony, Errivilla." known as On are unimpeachable.
on
and .that,
be found
will
having
three
on,"
more
of
!
the
if
see
mature
men
sus mining operations being of the kind. pended I penned nothing Whatever I reported on mining matters
the
witnesses,
proceed We take
|
familiar and
selected
The
"
will
on
,
to brutal
as
by
east,
brothers, a station
by
a
ago
blacks,
antecedents above charges,
ported
being
!
of
songs
out
bordering
the
en having termi proceedings
S.
Taylor, D. T.
G.
Grindle,
to do
Districts that about August, 1887, the Eastern Settlers at the of the Association, request turned their to the ex Government, eyes these rich auriferous of plains ploration lie to the N.E. of their district. which and Mr. An was fitted out,
expedition was Colreavy
the evening, with late hour those Amongst'
at
duly from
time
four
accused are who bought Their
of
precursory
or
thing
Mr. J. Adam Magistrate, Newcastle), (Resident Mr. C. Dempster, Rev. Mr. Mr. Throssell, J. Dr. Messrs. Lodge Mouland, Dunlop, National Madden of the Bank), (Manager J. Morehead, Sinclair, Green, Keavin, J. H. J. Forward Morell, Gregory, junr, M. J, W. Forward, Wilkinson, Camm, J. J. W. S. Dempster, J. Christie, Sermon,
of
thirty-five of Northarn and
three
waiting
patiently
some
reported perpetrated
Sinclair
a
Queen."
COLREAVY.
N. some
inhabitants
leading
rounding
ME.
pleasant
many and
being
are
before,
week
a
Correspondent.
own
our
repulsive
the
Interests,''
Ladies"
The
the
nated
Correspondent,
own
Banking "
livened
NOBTHAM. our
Commercial
"
Old
Settlers," and honoured, Keavin Messrs.
o'clock.
From
Many
stock.
;
ten
w
From
—
"
corres Northampton your the brain. And worse still when he tries to hoodwink readers your 44 1 have by insinuating that I wrote, learned from a reliable source that the Melbourne Company (?) are going to put
GERALDTON.
;
j
pondent
.
the
.
THE
In
I
fying
said
acre,
—
I
McManus,
these
.
I
of
1
White,
'
field.
gold
'
Henderson,
:
blocks at ten pounds per quarter afterwards were they put up without further auction any by them and done on being impovements or realized at from £50 to £55 per grant, at the rate of £220 per acre. The mineral prospecting Company by the Rob Roy last week plant arrived fields and has been conveyed to the tin of testing the depth of for the purpose the tin. It is to be worked by Mr. R. Baxter, formerly mining manager of the Eagle Hawk Coal Company. arrived in harbour The South Australian number of last with a large week, pas also a board, good quantity sengers on of cargo for Bunbury principally sugar. She stays in harbour some few hours and to Fremantle. then proceeds
the nature From which the forests deep soil of fields will one smiling day become roads is difficult to corn, it keep the season. wet cut from being up in the the Roads But much can be done to assist a Boards of these towns by forming with the Board of Works on gold-fields Two members the Warden as chairman. Golden Valley from each of the centres, The late Southern Cross and Parkers'. improvements being done on the Northarn Road to Mangowine are of of the greatest of number additional and the service, Roads Boards tanks lately made by your ac road very will make the Northarn not You will in the dry season. ceptable as to to express an me opinion expect to the goldfields, which is the best route said on the as so much has been already com matter. will always Northarn and no traffic, mand the Golden Valley share of Southern doubt will hold its own I am of opinion that gold may be Cross. if of Yilgarn experi found to the north in that direction, enced persons prospect in which case N or tham andNew castle would around The country command the traffic. and East Golden and to the North Valley Borer is luxuriant. If the Kaufmannthat awaits a success a great future prove where broad districts, part of the Eastern acres of' rich soil lay ready for the plough is without where the salt-bush clearing and the sandalwood most abundant plen tiful that is the sort of country you have out people at If the crowded your back. there was of the Eastern Colonies knew such pastoral free from poison, country be occupied millions of acres would soon and of sheep with hundreds of thousands discovered of the rich
fair. The room "was attractions of a fancy absolutely packed with a good-humoured throng, through which glided the sellers, cheerful the unconquerable exhibiting and the irresistible ness, persuasiveness, to the unselfish a devotion good cause which such occasions, always happily, were held by Mrs. call forth. The stalls Mrs. Lockyer, Hancock, Madden, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Chidlow, Campbell, Mrs. Mrs. Carrol, Brown, Mrs. Connell, Steere, Woods, and the Misses Throssell,
was
44
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AUGUST
THURSDAY,
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the Irish people accusing with murder after demon favor of Mrs. Maybrick, the
hagen,
Proclamation murderess in Loudon ? Proclamation. By dated the Governor varies Mr. of Adelaide, who August 21st., George Prout, of the 20th of J une, the Proclamation to went for the of purpose England of the 1888, importation restricting his invention for patenting welding trom horned and swine cattle, sheep and iron, has to Aus returned copper the restrictions Europe by annulling tralia the R.M.S. in He Cuzco. from says under which swine may be imported that the experiments made were of a the importation Europe, and prohibiting of all swine successful and landing in the colony character. highly from Europe or any other place beyond The £80,000 which two years ago the the limits colonies. of the Australian Canadian voted to restore Government J. Saunders, Appointments. JET. O.E., to the Jesuits has been apportioned by Board of to be a member of the Central to the Pope as follows the vice the Hon. J. A. Wright, res £32,000 Health,to the £20000 Catholic Mrs. Elinor Moore, postmistress, Jesuits, igned to vice E. Moore, resigned. and the bishops, Balingup, £28,000 of Inquiry. The fol Marine Court of Montreal. Catholic University of of the Court In is the finding lowing There is no justification for the alarm 12 inst. on the quiry held at Fremantle statement that Cardinal Newman is ing to the in the matter Of a casualty barque in of blindness. The danger great London Minero her voyage between on " has been We find that this prelate's and Eremantle sight is as good as it of a for many and none of the inmates was caused by the breaking years casualty in a squall, of the Oratory has heard him link in the bob-stay whereby complain were carried the bowsprit in h jib-boom of vision. The Cardinal has failing certified of the offic and that none away returned to from Malvern, Edgbaston are in any way ers or members of the crew much benefitted by his stay at that of the to therefore blame; by virtue beautiful resort. section 2 to us as under powers granted It is stated that the recent 51st Vict., No. 6, among and sub-section v of the was for further honours a birthday Knighthood we agree that there is no case
line,
returned,
they
back
.
to
The items following book of the Darlington and are church, the ideas which
for
;
the
honours The ment.
stock, travelling which the land is The following has, Eoads of the Gascoyne road
amain
a
:
tovvnsite
the the
Range,
Waggon
Caothada,
Commonages. No. 611A serve has
been
of
are
for
in the hands
acres, in the
placed Council.
Postal. now
and in
Commonage
—
—
notified
that
It is money Chief be obtained at the made at all money payable As France and Algeria. cannot places the London
foreign
passing
will orders the addresses
tuere
oe
issued
of the
be
less
:
;
not of
;
the
be given. The
—
a
solicitor,
and
declarations, Supreme Court
take
to
take
executed
by
Mining.—
married
Herbert, dividend
for
JUavies, be declared.
be
to
by
special
to
August
Fremantle
Mining
declared
resolution 20th.
In
dividend
:
;
of re
No-
a
as
registration In Act, 1871. (bankruptcy)
Bankruptcy Fremantle intended
discharge
re :
J. A, Final
debtor's creditors Joshua
intended
to
on
cell
same in Mr. Conyheare ka3 Jail as that formerly Londonderry M'Fadden. The by Father occupied lion member has had the cell furnished
visited
and
a
local
upholsterer. his by
lately
and
sister
—
"
since.
the
Roman
He brother Catholic
debars
shameful
to
sit
was ever
it
on
Ireland. "It
Dublin
—
quite have Home Rule for " And for Scotland, for Scotland if. you is
the
that
in order description decent appearance at the
motto
to
we
has
hacl
him
against brought to ties amounting in the and voting -while
to
another
action
recover
penal for sitting £3,200, Council Legislative The qualified.
in
must
preserve declaration
in
than walk. ed along
through to Havre,
the being only did otherwise Calais they proceed Abbeville, Dieppe, and Nantes, Brest,
recover
£5,000.
National Library of Australia
through
Oporto
loyal,
than
she has
six
or
Of
old.
the
the
more
prelate, in
influential,
and
too,
Here,
winning, the
full
in
every And
of sect
or
class,
the fact
from Vatican
would
by
perienced of free American's
in
a
man
affairs,
popular, of strength
fitted way if Cardinal to the chair of
a
exercised
liberty.
to
you
thank
health.
M.P.,
and
were
recently de Nationalist
P.,
a
from the Those
to
from
thfiir
is
the
principles forefathers,
the
ago, were and
so
late
the
Rnman
Irish
hrfitlimn.
Gfit.lir.liV.
sacred
that
fire
leaders as the
resented Protest-
collectively
sever
should
be lighted. It alone can guide who have been misled by sinister influences back to that love of country which and they ouee dearly cherished, which solid basis for affords the only true
to
loyalty
the
and
Empire
the
Throne."
irrespec derive satis the power that of thenceforward be
would
learned,
pious,
with
institutions,
appreciation
TRIED
a
full
ex
knowledge
and
with
and
love
AND
TRUE.
CHAPTER
X.
(Continued.
following she has
intelligent
career. great should succeed American Peter, citizens,
the
fine
us
Liberal
again those
an
of
in
Speaking
papal of old
names
for
faction
Let
great part of your the memory of many to of the North the fact that as
attempts
Here
to
her, the have
—
Italian
suggests
Gibbons
to
was
patriotism, 1797 Antrim
year
to
many congratulatory and the read during one from Mr. Gladstone, " of which he said : You
course
by mental Newman aud
manhood,
St.
in
M.
of Irish
unnecessarily The English the question.
his
tive
with
I
Redmond,
Leamy,
aside
names
here.
available
and ;
how,
cause.
is
John
Protestants
pro
of
more
an
husband
they have departed of their forefathers. hundred one years
reason
" should be the seventy" American candi towards an date ? In the language of the Church these United States are partis infidelium. But nowhere has the Church a stauueher
they
to
thence
too
are
and they are Of these six,
choice directed
8,
Madrid, and Barcelona. They Lisbon, Genoa and Venice then passed through the German to Trieste, and through to. Cracow, Moscow, and St. Empire, from the Russiun returning Petersburgh,
;
free
in the five, capacity of nuncios, have had at some time un relations either with France or pleasant In these circumstances what Germany. could be more natural than that the men.
Camer Mr. with
and Bordeaux
to
Cardinals
,
but ;
Mrs. been
ignorance when
and
noble
this
I think, have, aim to recall
Pope
his
more
and among received
;
meeting, in the
mutual
laid
is
and
;
Manning
Channel which From
finds
of
out
Howard
cardinals
of
is
not
properly Mr. William Lake, a min plaintiff who has taken the speculator, ing he thinks the seat was because action A similar action has bona jide. not Mr. J. S. been commenced against Butters,
in
city letters
that A
justice
—
much
ni»_
a splendid in Belfast, Ireland. They on with an address presented of the 70,000 of the Nationalists
behalf
all
next
Post.)
policy nation.
are
infirmity
a
round They walking Europe. began their journey at Aberdeen, walk to where ing from there Dover, they took the s team-packet to Calais the
bad either
Cardinals Cardinal
the cause guess what "Home Rule" is the of the Liberal Unionist.
Donald
be
may
and
;
it
honors
in
all
were
and
Rome
m
:
an ouui-
uucii
would they understand. " I have
of subjects monstration
distrust and in the age of the Italian Germany would oppose the of the Frenchman France German and the conclave will ;
"
to
prevails
Gibbons
regard offend
of
crossing instance
opinion
nomination that of a
and
company of New-castle-onA. Bowman, a native in Loudon on June Tyne, arrived the extraordinary having accomplished feat
the good of society, of the human race."
also
cardinals.
Mary
and continues
Edmund
of Fraiice and Germany and non-availablencss
to.
named
to
fnnitt
mercy
see
Messrs.
not only the of individual
usefulness
(says Washington minent Roman prelate for thinking so in the
may
A young Scot, on, of Glasgow,
due
concern
and
the
of the Liberal Unionist pronouncement at Fife Whenthe West election. has to put up champions of Unionism this
be
to
nil an
ir/i
gnu
of question when studied
God my
and in appetites that " all the manly short, and fos be encouraged view to promote qualities
Cardinal
'
LeFevre
—
An
—
like."
and
known many He maintains
he has
>i
ouuuiu
not shoulders they will put their wheel and become enthusiastic the privilege of helping her. work, then, and form Women's Associations. God grant success
He has never "caused by over
athletes.
be shown of gross
happiness but life, the future
A Voice: and Yes, This was a
Ireland" too."
of
working
have acquainted themselves towards England's gross injustice
waste.
hernia
though
;
seems,
flagrant been seen
Nation. certain
of
be
to
her distinguished on the Irish cause.
people
by
fallacious.
in dulgence should sports tered with a which intimately
a
ought
at as
social and
plain
and
case
generally indulgence
murder.
crime
The packing
by
than
comes
seems as
Gladstone astonished to find how there is about Ireland,
;
j
Dr.
man
simply a
he
six
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latest
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was
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single
word
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trial
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the poll, we reduced
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by
with
seems to be emancipation fact in being an accomplished of the country. Roman parts considered for instance, are,
is
throughout
in
;
deeds
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Bridgetown
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of
women.
Company.
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walled
A. Clarke, L. and A. Lessitter.
lance,
from judging be judged.
receive in
acknowledgements The
Company
&c., Western
of
has
be used Australia
—
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jury Their
to
and to
Yul
Catholics by the Crown
New
of Sydney, commissioner
Steel,
affidavits,
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was
the found
private
from various
payees
Justice
Chief
Acting
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oaths
administer
his
far
exceeding exceeding exceeding exceeding
not not
;
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laid
were
vault
in
where
resting place months some
temporary
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follow
a
is
feet
in helping written a letter
has
—
needs
really
Six
reply.
age,
hard
as
mninll uiuuu
industrial
Governor
a
can
charming
very what an
Victoria
title
a
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to
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the
Beauchamp,
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to the women the County of Suffolk, England, urging them to form a Wom an 'a Association. Liberal She says the of the day is Irelaad, to great question
"Jinand
masonic the
his
of Lowestott,
living the airing of a foreign of Fashion, graces style the- acclimatisation whereof means the local of Flunkeydom and apotheosis
at Westminster chapel Sunday, June 16, Cardinal Manning received into the Church a number of one of whom at Anglican clergymen, has had a somewhat least distinguished
A.
paid
office,
iorwarueu
ana
payees,
Office, order orders
a
but
:
like of
rather example high thinking
ten
orders
fellow
in the way who has made
career.
Nos. 1477 Avon. Reserves, the on Yilgarn (640 acres each), for travellers and stopping places
on
without
must
of the amend
is
Community
on
North
The
Northampton
the
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plan of
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In
Pool. of Re
management
is
was
Mrs. almost
as
farm have
and the masonry marks his tomb.
published.
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may Perth, offices
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Watts
and
Pool, The
—
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Roebourne ed bylaws
route, stock.
of the
via Coburn, Rocky Poll, Jerkamurdah, Welbarwarrah,
Cardawarra,
Board
side
Governors
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What
Magistrate. the father's
giant.
appoint
of
machinery) Lord Hopetoum,
plutocracies. well believe,
accept
recent
deliberate the aid
a
(with sham-court
young
the
assortment
"
court.
the
stature the of than the biggest
of
taller
was
to his according was the magistrate's answer, was The boy who, imposed. is under 14 appears is just healthy, well built, and if properly looked after will into Victoria's develop greatest
;
inherited
they The
River,
Gascoyne
district,
south
of
parcel goise"
the present Govern that such a distinction
fact
an
in
according the Act, stature," and a fine
a
to is offered him, however, high Sala in which Mr. proof of the esteem is held by all parties. A curious wish of the Irish patriot and poet, John has just been Savage, to fulfilled.. He had expressed a wish be interred in a rock his on Laurelside
from
declared chain wide, from in to the Spring
the
on
for
been
Board,
to
Bill
I believe
:
Australasian
democrat
a
sturdy Rulei
for
;
George
man
who
inchee,"
of quart when he a of brandy pint Is 4d preached, for
;
child,
asked
Jillett
upon
2s 6d
of
ment
by
at Spragueville, and his executors will. A vault observed his was in the rock of and the remains quarried been transferred thither the poet have
recommendation
one road, Carnarvon
of
Kennedy
the
on
declined
9s
assist,
account
on
the
.
resting place other or purposes reserved.
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for
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any
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journalist, Mr. Bala is too him. aud too good a Home
;
Board
—
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cease and determine. "shall proceedings Collector of Worsrey Clifton, (Sd.) Justice of the Customs R. Fairbairn, in the above Peace. I concur finding, the captain and to state that and wish for the of crew are deserving praise and seaman-like with which, promptitude secured after the was way, the foremast thereby saving the mast, and in casualty, more serious all damage. probability nautical Assessor. W. Owston. (Sd.) Governor The has Roads Board. and direct that the been pleased to order Nos. 644 A and 737 A shall vest Reserves Roads in and be held by the Northam
Mr.
the
court
in
who preached, a doaen of stranger when the Dean of Durham ale; preach in a treat ed, spent in the house, 3s 6d. " Gearrmaide" of the Sydney Says
:
ww
in
bestowed
preached, when Mr.
,
t.n
the
in
parish (Eng.) as examples of
curious
to
minister
no
sack
,
nffflrfifl
thence
;
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prevailed times as to the physical comforts for the minister Six quarts of sack to the minister who preached when he had
;
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through Ostend,
appear
named Scotchman M'Lean ap the Police Warrnambool
at
some Court, Victoria, days ago for not to school for the requir his child sending ed number of days, and on being called he walked with a very up to the Beuch " tall This boy at his side, remarking, is the This child, your Worship," announcement caused merriment great
coast
proceeded
A
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about
of sympathy strations in
Ml—
into
this
and
tears,
much
the
affected. cumstances he
was
before
all
which there
her
his
ment my
the
to obliged lay the objections
no
after a certain period Then yet a great way off. to a certain term of imprison until
which is
But
she hurst seemed the cir
themselves and which First of all denying. manifested Emperor had formally will that he would no grant
reprieve it
Prince under
presented
was
the
)
manner
"
was
not that poor
the Emperor father.
unfortunate herself with
is
It
is
condemning
to death,"
young'
girl,
said beside
Well despair. His must learn from my own Majesty lips result of a system which the inevitable I do not wish to judge in its principle seems but which cruel to me, for the has borne his punishment for captive eleven beneath years and he is sinking his chains. My Lord, have pity .on him, have pity on his child. Conduct me to the God will Sovereign's feet, me to say to touch his what inspire heart and to excite his pity." The Prince more moved than ever" .
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yielding
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interest
will we the Emperor comes him." "May God bless and reward you said both for kind interest," your towards the Laura poor turning to which they had been directed. place, and had walked slowly They when a few minutes rested scarcely
Eliza
Lady
and when
the towards to
felt
bring
powerful lie both his credit with his consent to
to employ all promised the Emperor to obtain desires.
their
him
Thanking the
but
retired, they turned
in
over
child
when poor which her mind the many objections, had been put before her, all her fears of the returned and for the remainder draw her out of her could nothing day
Lady Eliza "
this
Laura intelligence and then a with great joy at first, over her and she sudden change came as it and chilled remained insensible terror which took the were with of all her faculties." possession with is the matter you?" "What at asked her friend, looking anxiously to affect her. "Is there anything am Did you saying. you in what I not wish to see the Emperor and beg
father
will
.
My
same.
What
now.
I
am
it
stronger men
if
.
CHAPTER who
Laura, on
arriving
strength filial
love
at failing alone herself
overcome
.
was
very
Schonburg her.
It
felt was
with
for
Fund
sent
June
18,
he had
heard
to my express and the concerned, of the I feel at the prospect his will work which perpetuate the following incident Perhaps all
to
to
career brother's may help my that are the efforts being made stimulate Towards on behalf of the poor lepers. of the year 1863 I received the middle for to start orders from Superior my of October. I in the month Honolulu Jef a was My brother, already priest.
Damien for
tion
my
is
and the
the
was
circle
family
he
name
was
—
two
by
to
he had years, his studies and receive no one dreamed of his
and
as
complete priesthood, departure. By God's design, it so hap the drew as time for sailing pened that, sick of typhus fever in this I fell near, where I still and in house live, very I of the all unconscious future, which,
be the
the
timid,
her her
had prepared studies of lauguage he
The
doctors out of the on
a
Bremerhaven a
word
My
paBsageGerman ship from sailing had already to Honolulu without
Jef Damien,
been paid. to
any
a
Latin,
nothing, of age. years that my going
question.
saying direct
wrote
here,
one
to
in Paris, asking Superior-General The return for my place. post brought The the reply during the dinner-hour. here was so and, surprised, Superior that he annoyed, at its contents indeed, on the be down table the letter threw
the
at the beautiful agreeable surprise which she then saw for the flowers, full of anxiety first time, her mind was their ramble they should miss lest in
the Emperor. However, just as they a round into small avenue turned a and lady they perceived gentleman At first coming towards them. they the persons but could not distinguish on found themselves nearer, drawing of the in the presence young Duke in the Church. whom they had seen the ladies as they passed He saluted the young girl he had and recognizing in the and weeping seen praying Church spoke in a low tone to his companion who was no other than the Im Duchess of retraced her steps the latter mediately in front asked of Laura and stopping to if her kindly she had any request
"
You saying, very my brother, and green, Damien, to start be young the My fore receiving priesthood." and raced snatched brother up the letter are
fore
where, to my utter bedside, he kept waving it, crying
to
away my astonishment, " I am of delight, in a out transport Then, without in place." your going to he set off for dinner, say wailing This was the to the family. good-bye most first and important step in his later I had on career. missionary of the illustration another striking and
of my earnestness humility simple Some time character. dear brother's at Molokai down after he had settled
make of the Emperor. " answer Oh yes, Your Highness," I heart. ed Laura, with a thrilling from far to beg my have come very from the Dungeon release poor father's he has been of where Spielberg,
he
!
"
wrote
his
me
among
life
letter,
long
a
the
of many here, quest the French missionary I months afterwards
rebuke so.
I
for from Damien "I want added,
Burses that and
shall
be called
the
utmost
apostolate
but
he
malady,
—
he contracted
before
wrote
"
to
I jealously to bear."
for
the
to
the
the
.of
obligation
Damien's be
English glad
to
silence,
has
great English people such a moved to found noble and life of my brother's memorial practical work, and I humbly pray that success the efforts of his Royal of Wales. the Prince Permit the the same to call time, and of of my co-religionists
crown
may
at
others
who
difficulty
on
feel
the in
Memorial,
the
interpret nearest
I
admirers that
learn
me
will,
his
Damien
the
am
personally far as I can of my feelings one that was that I trust
so which, wishes and
the heart. is
brother, to his
departed
to
point,
which
and
interested,
conscientious
no
science much in relief may yet achieve of actual fiom and leprosy, sufferings of more in the the still prevention disease. when science has said its Still, last and hope of word, the main comfort must the leper be found in the sym of an ever-present pathy the promise of an immortal lite beyond the grave. obedient
your
Pamphile Saint
and untainted I
De Veuster.
9.
The Freeman's work the says
Parnell's
Campbell,
M.P.,
rooms
of
the Law
from
four
to
per letters,
correspondence
is
still
going
counsel
day
are
got six
the
for
received
Mr.
by
secretary, notes shorthand his
letters
got
number, complete
and Parnell kept by but Mr. Campbell's of
the
the
to
through up about 2,000,
the
replies,
a
of record for the three years of his correspondence most active work in connection with the movement.
Irish
are
without
I
found
that
thoroughly
the
un-English,
in single sentiment the and third of generations of respect, colonists or even of kind for form liness, the of Government at home. prevailing Many of them no doubt look to forward an independent and I really Australia, consider that a
—
second
—
for aspirations laudable. cannot understand
Colonial
statesmen
in
and
with
Griffiths
separate
men
Colonies, and
MTiwraith
as
to one another in one of Colonial question can be seriously at discussed men of the different public
opposed the
Colony, Federation all. The
at
Colonies to
opposed to
and
two
such
certainly with such Gillies in
how,
Parkes
as
antagonism
Federation I
But
most
are
much
too
are
present another
one
for
the
Colonies
unite.
dfarnt, HINTS
ABOUT
costs
It
does to ChaDge the often enough to
Improper nine out horses.
HOESES.
to
more
it
than
anir
Station,
a
keep keep a good feed
for
your
make them
of ten
horses
relish
the
is
feeding
it.
of
cause
of sickness
cases
horse
poor one.
among
Every time you worry your horses shorten their lives and days of you usefulness. Sweat and dust cause the horse's shoulders to gall. So do poor, illfittiog collars.
The
much
not
so
of
it.
While
water
an
object is best
it it
cool,
have it free from Mares in foal and
of water
temperature
is
for
horses
the
purity the
have
to
is
more
all
impurities.
to
important
should
moderate
as
have exercise under no
and
work,
circumstances should they be subjected to harsh nor should treatment, they be allowed to ever go where they would be in danger of being frightened. which
another that
an
acre,
or
of
passengers
going
is
ten five,
of
can
amusement, is
cannot be Kind treatment
affection
of
animal,
or
taste,
worth as the
absolutely the owner
animals.
an
acre
half a load carry iniles another while of all independent
which
called fancy, to as much
is
piough an ploughing
can
horse
into
pounded insures while
the
rough
is sure to cause its hatred. It is alike dangerous to other horses the' and men to spare life of a glandered horse. Glanders is a highly contagious, incurable and as a rule htal disease, in the human subject. When horses are from the suffering of flies or of other bites stings insects, the parts that cannot be prosponge water tected with in by nets, which insect a tablepowder has been mixed to two of water. spoonful gallons
"
—
Animals
present
embracing Mr. Parnell's
my con
very
treatment
the
each
letters
be
Mr.
of
one
and
Courts, hundred
on.
meet
in
will
There
population
twice other. Affection
thousand letters in all, years about five be submitted and every one of them will Times counsel. corres to the The not the letters pondence includes only
vicious of habits should be used for breeding as purposes, vices are transmitted. By careful breed in this the ing respect dispositions of the animals can be partially controlled. never
Of
two colts similar in disposition one into sense, a may develop and valuable steady horse, while family the other is that may be everything and treacherous unsafe all vicious, because of a difference in the men
and
and
Loyalty
Colonial
Federation
—
mr.
robinson's
phil
"
tour
who
—
to
the Lvttleton
the
"
a
said has
or
is,
Antipodes— Times
to
the
convictions,
reporter month or
a
public
may
present be
banquets in speak
a
of two
of the question, when the leading day have died off,
are
that,
and
I
of.
thought
even
subject and
on
a
reasons for this give you two mine. the leading Firstly, not afraid to are Colonies' that their statements private on
Mr.
been,
out
absolutely few years,
is
opinions.
Federation,"
Imperial
Robinson
not
from Father
of
daily
There
through.
of the
and
five
Victoria.
what
of
a
—
considerations
correspondent Mr. inspecting
had
hearts to
for a experience— and perhaps, the unique experience of of the Colonies, population ruralj having followed the whole course of an election the agricultural districts of throughout
The horse
London
vast mass Parnell's from 1878 to 1885 of the Times Two
I have
a
is
Mr-
their As
siderable
while
Montague
June 25.
Louvin,
of Examination Letters.
The
remain, bir, Augtjste
servant,
Antoine,
and
friend,
in
practicability.
reason,
visitor,
heart been
generous
the
will
world.
and
the the
That is myself and
me,
claim
God that
thank
to always loved " We lepreux"
autros
Long
lepers."
he
as
Nous
"
not
to
successors
charges, brethren,"
of
continue
provide of his labours, who, address 6tricken will their " formal not with the My
unworthy like him,
say,
care
will
do not
they its
their
in the exercised of proper subjects for the glorious choice but most difficult task of ministering to We and nursing the lepers. naturally the which sent out country hope that De Veuster to his leper Joseph Damien
men
done
live
to
the
periodical,
at itself. Molokai founded in a college by ray brother's name,
be
to
are
in
sharp
having
here unknown now released death has
haps,
work
brother's
Some
it
published journal. a received
But
work
:
He
will
also be interested may of the projected memorial Belgian and work. life Committees my brother's have been formed here and in already to funds for other collect a places " Damien Institute," the object of which a of my be to insure continuation will
back, and in
describing At the re
lepers.
she
sacer
his
20
close on declared
was
money
for
him by teaching which ho knew
till
was
brother
my
dotal
the Emperor. in She was almost glad, spite of to find that Francois her impatience, at the Palace. II. had not yet arrived the meantime the friends So in walked about the magnificent gardens, Laura was filled with and although
English
second
and
Jef, when
leprosy,
—
junior
still
contrac
familiar
our
Joseph, in bore
always
was
Jef
—
the
Federation, believe in
in
attention
columns,
your
adored heart
taken
appear in an Month for July. Your readers
me,
Father
be permitted,
who broken
mother, of a
Highness
Damien
the As
meeting. I may
brother,
has
in
which enabled her to to face sufficiently
National Library of Australia
friend
journal of
account
Memorial Damien's
good
with
eleven for the last years." languishing on this The young Prince hearing and cast was filled with compassion an look on the Duchess. expressive his meaning and said She understood this "We will intercede for poor Go and rest in the pavilion prisoner.
of your
copy the
name.
XI.
naturally
died
who
proud
has address of the Editor
to
English
—
me-a
brother
letter
ed the following the Times'.— A kind Sir,
.
well
However it face that it her sad yet beautiful to behold her without impossible on her ing moved and to bestow interest she sought. so
brother.
Damien's
Damieu's
Father
gratitude satisfaction
fate
harmonized
our
by
I
through
are
with me He me. For if God against can chains and break my poor father's him. Come let us go. Already deliver when the she was ahead of her friend she wore reminded her that latter dress which only a rough travelling to ap be an unbecoming attire would She before the Emperor. pear in she had the few moments begrudged of which consisted to give to her toilet a black costume that she had adopted her heard of ever since she had is
father's
translated from the French and Flemish, of them dating back to his child many treasured for years and carefully hood,
title
Father
friend matters
his
;
.
he
die."
dearest
Emperor
was made in very This pleading and Francis H. replied good German out in the same tongue. Holding the young his hand he assisted girl and then to rise from her knees her to her about question began so answers She her father. gave in the midst of and feelingly candidly that the Emperor listened her trouble with marked interest. To be Continued.
her was As she eye speaking, to fall on a representation of chanced which happened to be the Crucifixion a ray of hope At once in the room. entered her soul. on so her knees she prayed Falling such confidence and with fervently not the she was that when she arose Come
the
is
love."
?"
"
Here
:
.
a received her protectress in the early morning to the message that that day she would be able effect an audience of the Emperor if to get she would go to Sehoenbrium.
?" release your father's And if he, refuses my request child. "If answered the poor sends me away ? No more hope.
saying
rose
grand are to him. The children talking his hand and Duke has taken young The Emperor seems is it. kissing moved. Laura, take courage." The girl stepped forward young on knees herself her and threw before the great monarch. For father is "Sire, my dying. on him. sake have pity mercy's Give him back to my him. Forgive
melancholy. Next day
received
to
you
opinion men
contrary however
in
can
of the
confess in
in
public
to
much
their
not
ouly also
but
wash
on
poultry aid in
them. of whitewash for as
the a
should
brighter
disinfectant.
of
the inside houses and
pig vermin
preventing the colt clean a exercise,
be used,
appearance, Hot white barns,
stables, will
quarters, and insects.
What
is of requires plenty place to sleep, shelter from bitter of good storms, plenty of different grass varieties, good, clean hay without dust, and good, sound oats.
Colts at
ceremonies they of Imperial
fayour
handling Plenty
so nor
will
raised well, 6ell
in
for
this
win
nor as
as
much
not look way will many premiums, money, but they
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was two raised in our there boys till neighborhood, they looked just alike their Mike didn't have any dyin' day. Pat did, but teeth and his brother they the same. The looked alike all precisely 'em apart tell was could only way
spring. be as wise
Solomon
as
that
pretending
we
are.
at
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not
:
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it's "
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my
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run.
till
A gude
in a said Swift brethren," " three kinds of pride there are sermon, I of riches, and of talents. of birth, none not now shall speak of the latter, to that abominable of you being liable
vice."
Every
farmer
generous
took
it
request said
by
presented barrel of cider, The his housje.
a
to
to
had jumped into man from drowning,
'
a
Boy (busy
?"
impunity " Yes ; you a
can
milk
little
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and
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trip)
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Hodge
up to town, be polite,
came
would told him it his father at dinner, to when say to being helped that if Half please.' bis host, you to It so happened that at the first dinner a sucking-pig was which he was invited The one of the dishes. host, pointing
the
J.
Hard
More
Times.
spending
stop rich food
and
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so
on
buy good,
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healthy
cine
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only
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always at good times
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cost, trifling and have
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but put your Dr. remedy,
harm, pure Bitters
simple,
American
good
;
that
;
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cures
will 44
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the.
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is
knife
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to
Mr.
favourite
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the
young
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will
dish, which, 4
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or
porker you have haunch of his
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ray death Jerusalem
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was
said
to
him,
44
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merchant
so varied ill-health
or
44
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chemists
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:
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is
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1
1
year.
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yet
power, Harmless invalid or
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heir
to cured which of in
the
by Dr. can
Soule's be found
known
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made
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world.
a
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imitate
with
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causes
resemble thus pearls, rendering to the as they are pleasant palate effective in curing disease. If a you have a severe cold and are threatened with fever, with one paius in the head, hack, and limbs,
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diseases
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landlord
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of
all
or
any
What is he relied
"
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with
had when
son
welcome inn, which a
the
Ask
44
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who follows wait for him."
man
enter
self
of
forms childlike
all
i.
1
Jerusalem for died. Near the
had he met
1 ordered answered
;
No,"
will
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icians
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from
lie
wood." What wood
44
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thing all
in
history.
was are
they
in
drugs.
pill-talcing when we
demand
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best
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medicine
back
2,000,000,000 are consumed made were pills
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kidneys
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44
please.'
man
young
nervous
a
in
How
they
nest.
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of
inn.
place where gates of the city
art
events
ihe
44
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the
14
of
course
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;
"
:
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;
too,
effects,
the Husband
4
Uesson,
one
take
marry, home-
from
Claim.
a
of
an
decease
makes my dear,thatabsence Wife fonder.' Ah, the heart grow know how fondly yes, John ; and if you when absent 1 think of you you are sure from home, I'm you'd go away uiuch oftener.
!'
pigeon and
silver
LEVERS, Guaran GALLE'S, Albany.
will
you clothes,
fine
at
years,
rapidity for the
possessions." man died and was buried accord and his death was rites, ing to Jewish made public that his heirs might appear. his son of his When learnt father's
gratifying
shortest
—
station
the
our
make
refreshing And
flesh.
Remember,
this,
thy three make pigeon ;
and fly wings, away I took the body of because it looks like a ship, the chicken and in a ship I came here and in a ship I hope to return. I am tho son the house merchant who died in thy give will
repose
trumpeter
between joy
recover,
should
week
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the
the
your man's I know.' Pleasant. Hardly
onutton
one
natural
the
tation
citizen
at
all
cer
in
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the
is
Proving
said
4
will
creed
4
and
HUNTER
No
is
long.
not
West, asking,
heir
and
he received
later,
his
make three
pigeon
two
If
and two pigeons it three also, therefore is fairly As regards the chicken, 1 gave done. to thee and thy wife the head, because ye are the heads of the family I gave to ;
the
but
brother
the
youth
cough
The bridge not
sick
that 4 the boy is doing splendidly, reply but I am losing my hair.' man one A sceptical young day con that he with Dr. Parr, observed versing which he could believe nothing vifould Then man understand. ndt young
with
one
0
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s-
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:
make
in
through
wrote recently who had son,
man
somewhat .obis married and settled 4 How is your son
asked,
answered
man
my thy
of my dead father." property 44 landlord. Take it and go," said the him his father's And giving possessions
taining The
When
the chicken, ask thee
really
told
sons
me
reading.' WA Pennyslvania
to
of this early stage and laxative purifying the dyspeptic is restored Pills, speedily to health and strength, and his swallowness vanishes. gradually
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;
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at-
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;
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new
a
and
money,
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respective
gentleman
two
and
silent.
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brilliant
or
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friend.
a
Mention
pale.'
the
Proverbs.
what who is not you call 4 He has only three speaker. remarked a friend apologetically faults,' he his he reads speeches 2, 1, not are worth reads them badly ; 3, they a
—
:
each of thy sons a leg, because they are the pillars of the family, preserving the name I gave to family always because each of thy daughters a wing,
foul
bone,
I
thy two daughters three and ; myself
shanna
may,
nothing
have
I
two
do not deliver them until he shall wise acts prove to thee by three to them for I charg that he is entitled before starting ed my son upon my way, that if death me be befel he would to prove his wisdom before ob obliged
tain
said
meaning." Then the young
wife,
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can
years
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thee it is uot my place to 6erve when thou the food, nevertheless I did the best I could and didst insist I think I have succeeded. Thyself, thy
better.
that
not too much old house.
Trust
cheeks
her
to
Better than rise
and
4
The conversation
'
an
foolish.
4
on
one
or
he
thing
dogs
perplex but
distribution,
merchant's son the divided He gave to the landlord and his the wife the head, to the two sons two to the the wings, leg6, daughters the This and took body for himself. the third wise act. was
but said dear sir!
is the best penitence. pardon in the mind, not in the lies Nobility blood. the Honor the old, instruct young, consult the and bear with the wiBe,
a little difference' frequen while a little enemies, many to of friends attracts hosts is whom it conferred.
makes tly distinction' the
fool
that
when
same
somewhat
of
the way Is this do things in they I noticed tho manner in country? which thou didst apportion tho pigoons,
he wad.
:
distinction
a
that
says
and
her voice discovered
has
Jones
as
him
GALLE'S,
—
44
Beg
orator meant an to story while pathetic but he became a little instead Her cheeks
was
telling
pale,'
when
natures
said
a
weal
German
on
with
take
the biggest.' Her voice trembled,
say
for
hand
.
fell
breeding's
uncalled. words break Fair words a many
that Where did get cake, you " to Mother me." Annie ?" gave it " She's always a-giving you more'n she 44 does me." Never mind, Harry ; she's asters on us to mustardpi going put and I'll ask her to let you ; to-night
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:
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worth
when Be the
from the rescued a sixpence receiving first at and the sixpence man, looked " 1 am over at the then man, saying, paid for that job." I can Old Lady (in drug store) with take this young fellow, medicine,
or
I
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;
tombstones." A man, water
would
SILVER
)
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divid
entreated
chicken.
woe.
will
"
at
thus
man
the twodnughterp, pigeon between the third to the man and wife, aud two for himself. This kept the other was the second wise act, ed
44
good,
is
He
What you give recipient for the barrel, when it is empty ?" cart in his A yankee peddler overtaking what he was asked him another, carry " "Co was the reply. Drugs," ing. "I said the former; carry ahead," :
is
growl
man
Birth's
having
with
man
in
was
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pray
;
nothing. the Then
cian.
He
A
hotel
PROVERBS.
word
A dog winna bone.
—
miserly
of the
SCOTCH
"My
a
nuisance
son
said
and
mouth,
merchant's
and
The landlord
Pat!'
4
powder's and lame,
little
in Mike's
finger 'twas
you
4
a
your a
bit
warbling, Oh, here's a a bird.' Well, said the landlord. you,' ed him his bill.
now.
start
ff'il
heroes I'm
likes
lie
parlour
captain before you.
battle
tough
a
you've
said
hearties,"
put your
if
The
us you gave sir; pardon,
Beg
to
my guest, help the food." The young
ed at
you
retire.
.fish.
same
Now,
Fight
that
good as Waiter:
so
to
44 but said Sambo, sah," for the silver." this bit of turbot Waiter,
me,
Customer
asked
table
hotel waiter
a
4
man,
a
stop
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'
4
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can
we
eye. —
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art
.
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—
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shipment
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notice. Also, sible kept in stock, a large of varied assortment Ladies', Gentlemen's, and SHOES fi'om and BOOTS Children's and Continental houses. the best English and on Leather Grindery Uppers always Good hides and hand. kangaroo skins taken
exchange Goods despatched Colony.
to
for paid customers will
pos and
lowest
coming Steam
quarter
cases,
boxes
Sliamrock
to
classet
all
at
Guipure
maker generally
announce
manufacture to BOOTS, on the
he sold
room
VARIETY.
select
Nesbit,
small
DRAPERY
from by buying besides having a large stock to and a watch from practical
20 per'
Britnall),
to the beg to
thanks
returning
JN for
W.
&
fcTREET,
Oilmen's
HAY
Jewellery, with
is
collecting,
Will
Spectacles.
possession low
commission
BROWN &
in
Clocks
PAYMENT
TIME
IATE AUSTRALIAN
Tobacco
Alberts
Clocks,
Watches,
STOOLS, TUNING HAMMERS, ETC.,
Flour.
in
Spirits octaves.
and
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
Cups
aud
no:
:
on
WEST
asks
Earrings
Rings
PIANO
ALSO,
Iron,
Corrugated
Sugars,
Wines
SELECTED
pianos,
bales,
Fencing
This
Bracelets sets B. & E. Brooches
Cruets,
„
Teas,
OUR
OF
tools,
Now
Necklets Studs Jet Brooches & Earrings
,,
Electro
to
the
London,
Street,
Medicines with
language.
should
Purchasers
of
World;
Civilized
in
use
for
Vendors
all
by
the
throughout
„
SHIPMENT
SPECIALLY
also
&c.
Harness,
lery,
Silver
Ladies' Pins
„
„
„
Gent's
Necklets Studs Keepers
St.)
London;
ANOTHER
—
every
Walthams Gold Watches Silver Watches
Leontines
do.
Netting,
PERTH.
ST.,
Stocks
full
Snider Douglas Pumps, Revolvers, and Rifles, Fowling pieces, (muzzle breech Ammunition Sadd loading)
Ladies'
Leontines
Breast
„
Wire Cornsacks, Galvanized Wires,
repaired'
Alberts
„
at
only
or
Anvils,
two
a
Agents, hand
on
repaired. Nesbit's
Alberts
Rings,
„
The
or
Silver Watches „ Gold Bracelets setsB.&E. „ Brooches „ Earrings „
wonderfully to Females
incidental
Jewellery to order
Watches
never-
a
the has
cause,
They
ailments
all
vigour LIFE.
OF
where
cases
whatever
in
efficacious
energy,
recommended
weakened.
or
and
SPRINGS
confidently
failing
Kidneys,
with of
Watches
guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's Levers Gold Gent's
the
on
other
years'
and
BLOOD,
and
These
of Life,
soothingly,
Stomach,
nnd BOWELS,
ranks
necessaries
Pills
powerfully,
Liver, to
Medicine
the leading
Station
always
AT
HEARMAN'S,
HAY
Importers
of Station requirements, other Carpenters' goods, Portable Wool Forges,
sundry
English
amongst
and
HAVE
description
This
Merchants,
OPENED
NOW
W. G.
FREMANTLE, General
HAS
WAREHOUSE,
PERTH.
STREET,
HAY
COLONIAL
Civility.
'
COMFORTING.
SC 0 G 0 A.
BREAKFAST.
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Funeral STREET,
(opposite
HAY
If
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PERTH.
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always of colony
st.
of
the
in any
conducted
"FUNERALS
S
Colony,
therewith connected notice shortest the
and all attended
and
varied Colonial
and
wi\h am
simply
Sold
in
with
JAMES
water
boiling
packets
kr-ib.
by
labelled
EPFS HOMOEOPATHIC
LONDON,
part
'
milk.
or
Grocers,
;
&
thus:—
CO.
CHEMISTS, ENGLAND.
details to
by
telegram
and
Coaches
at
ATTENTION
PROMPT
TO
COUNTRY
ORDERS.
noises DEAF.
or
al
LIST
PRICE
ON
Simple
a
of
APPLICATION.
it;
Nicu
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frek
olson,
65
Person any William
who
to
applies
Melbourne
-street,
ready.
Ow on
Made
by Hearses
Funeral
JS1
in
the Manufactured stock
SLIPPERS.
AND
otherwise.
ways
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cathedral.)
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SHOES
C.,
PERTH.
extensive
most
French,
English,
BOOTS,
george's
the
hand,
ou
&
DEALER, STREET,
HOWIOK
Furnisher,
Importer,
LEATHER
AND
General
and
Manufacturer
RIER
fODJSIOTAM"E;K,
fij
.
—
W.
a
which
SMEDDLES,
GEORGE
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Tomb
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SENT
ORDERS
BY
BOOK
POST.
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Railings,
supplied Observe
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