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remedies

such

Bitters, terious curative so varied in is or

Builder,

invalid

tell

is

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for the most smallest child

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wonderful

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drawn out of shape People, of ating pangs rheumatism, and chronic, or suffering from

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purchasers,

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to

the

provements

dead

and

years,

complaints,

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Phaetons, 'Tilbnrys, Traps, Carts, Drays,

Hansoms, Spring Waggons,- &c. Every description ware,

Carts,

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Patients

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Government

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fact,

by Dr.

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proof neighborhood ters,

supervision the strict

guarantee

blood

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known1

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all

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liver,

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others .with. equally valuable, And compounded into Dr.

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such

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disease, diabetes, retention,' retain and all the urine, ailments to Women V peculiar;

Proprietor Road and Hardiuge North walk from' the

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favourite re-stoeked

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'prices

selected ''personally 'dn 'PariBj "'Loridoni

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F. Mateu. Rev. Dr. Salva,do.

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opportunity much'beprices

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begs' to intimate leased the above which he Hotel,

UILFOYLE

JOHN

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take

of purchasing-goods their real value. Novelties' 'for "' Hearman and St.

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to inform

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he has premises

extensive

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Chemist

W ATCH

The City

&c.,

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numerous

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a

turers,

made

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National Library of Australia

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Wholesale

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variety

name

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of green a; bunch 'and Dr. Soule's label, blown in the -bottle. Beware of all vile the to imitate poisonous stuff made

"None hops on the

in work.

their

white

above.

of the will

Bailwaj to

run

Connection

Works,

of parts the arrival

all

with

of trains.

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Note.4— The word reckless indifference

turers1

without

genuine

the

you

will

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proclaimingTalk does ;and as there

supremacy,' " one Best" let their experience

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customers my of my work

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merit 'be

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establish

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its

Hard

Times.

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much

so

sending

stop stop food rich

and clothes, arid healthy food, cheaper substantial real and get more and every way, especially fine

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so

and

Carriage

every

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and relieve the distressing Boxes the, sex.' pievalcnl-with all Chemists. 2s.9d.,of Prepared only

irregularities,

symptoms

in

completion

Omnibus

City'in and 'departure

Only.

TOWLIi'S PENNYROYAL FEMALES FOR

PILLS

order

to

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Manufac

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Double

stock."

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an

Draper, from

Single Cart Harness

with

always

description

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of every

Redding Rings Time payments .

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WATCHES

ALbO,

week.

tne

share

hand.

on

linporter,

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more

nearly adjoining Opposite, Shop,

where

Town <8all, patron&g6. and GOLD JEWELLERY

and

next

tlie

HEARlM,

W. G.

J-ive

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on

buy good,

style,

better

glotbing"; of life things the foolish stop habit of employing expensive quack doctors vile or humbug medi using so much of the that does cine you only harm, but put your trust in that pure Dr.simple, remedy, Soule's American that Hop Bitters cures .

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you health,

will "

see

Chroa

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a list of the Irish The is following members whom the Times pro against : Messrs. Sexton, poses to give evidence M. Cox, Hooper, Healy, Gilhoolv, Esmonde, T. iarringO'Hea, M'Cartan, E. Sheehy, Harrington, tou,. Foley. Sheehan, Chance, Fox, Hayden, Finu

callings.

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he assert that Vatican. Others on the occasion unequivocal displayed It may be ob signs of deep emotion. that the interview, cut served, however, too short brief for as it was, was quite discussion on Roman the any profound

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Commission.

iPorgeries

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Charges.

the

of

on a recent Tuesday morning Writing of the Free the London correspondent man's Journal says:

in the case, as disclosed in last furnished evening particulars of the Special of the orders pursuance much out to be very turns Commission, of The particulars, as I had anticipated. the to send y ou which I am enabled to Mr. vital were delivered portions, Times

George

of the

solicitor

as

Lewis, the

stroke

at

of

seven

set

that

more

out

chargeR

alleged there have

1879 number

of

Land

League,

Ireland

establish Ireland." of

the

"

was

prothe the

conspiracy mote an agitation against agrarian securing thereby payment of rents, of the tenants and bringco-operation and about the impoverishment ing from the country of ultimate expulsion Irish

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this that alleged " of crimes, by the promotion outrages, and boycotting, intimidation, by the for the payment of of funds collection who were into the intimidated .''persons of such crimes and outrages, commission

the

by other

publication literature

of

ing

sedition

of

and newspapers to and approv inciting and the commission of

resistance advocating the detection by impeding

to

crimes,

j

making

by

of

were'

crimes

for

guilty and .to escape justice." This last of charge, definite

only letter

the

one

refers to the presumably Frank Byrne acknowledging

and

ment,

it

.of

of

it is from cheque, said, and which has 'Mr; 'Parnell, already and exploded. It been fully explained then "that is,, the members alleged

-receipt

a

their

and con charged approved by commission of such crimes." duct of'the One paragraph of the indictment says certain

on

members) (the denounce certain

occasions considered

when it

'

that

acts

they to

politic

crimes in public, they communications to afterwards made their associates and others with the in tention such

of making denunciations

One instance S.

I'C;. .'.The

of

Parnell

believe not

were

of this of the

Parnell

.'.qtlier.

them is

the

tbat

sincere.

of Mr.

letter

two

letters

15th May, attributed

the

11th

June,

1882." to Mr. are

'82,

also

specified.

Then

follows

a

list

of

the

persons

;

of crime, or advocates of treason, guilty the mera-!&c.,,with whom, it is alleged,' ".bers to associate. continue The chairged those names' include of Frank Byrne, J. .1\ Egan, P. Ford, Carey, Tynan, and the Phoenix Park murderers, E. M'Cnffery, P. J. Thomas Brennan, u,

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John Nally, Walsh, " James the Stephens, of the Feniau F. chief organisation " who aided Stephens' J. Breslin, escape from an Hamilton Williams, prisou associate of the dynamiter Galalleged 8herid.au,

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J.

Jlaher

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Boy Burke,

ton,

Alexander

Olan-na-Gael "sentenced

Sullivan,

"of

E. O'Meagher to

Condon,

death for the murder of the and dynamiters

-rett Sergeant General Millen, Rossa, O'Luuovau .

the

Meany, and John

Redpath, G'Leary. selection from

of course, is only a set out Times but it by the an idea, of the gives way it is. nude up. of the Ladies' r The members Land who are League charged with having for the promotion of criiue paid" money -Miss Anna Parnell, Miss H Rey are Miss H. Lynch, Miss nolds; olonny, This, fhe

list

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Miss

Clare

Sti

itch,

and

Mrs.

National Library of Australia

Moore.

in any case, situation with

Crispi,

political

augursCatholicity. cannot look on like

anything

Fortune-

to with. deal big subject have been (very honourably, of course, and profitably) flittered away over bills of exchange, and charter and policies and of insurance, parties,

His

Oct.

for in

stay,

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Australian

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regards Before

best

Archbishop

with

Emperor's the Pope-

and

had

where

Kensington

facts

in

chronicled newspaper which met the eye of Brennan, aud he at once became that convinced As he was the heir to the property. the story child he could well remember the elopement of of Nellie Sheridan, were

whose father

the

was

apartments of

interview

long-expected

XIII.

aiid.Wiiholm

of

one

in the

the

received

by his

told.

Pope's private Vatican. On the the Emperor, ac

to

Ambassador

the matter, he obtained

the

as

Herbert

Holy

lias

left

very

Bismarck

also

being

of

Health

The

drank

who

Supreme

present Wilhelm

the

to in

Pontiff,

health beaker

a

to Charles formerly belonged the conclusion of the luncheon, entered the carriage peror the for Berlin, brought from to the clerical and proceeded

in

of

possession

What

Parnell get a Chance P

cheered

by the

crowd

as

a

specially

purpose,

three

prolonged, the untimely

it

It is

said,

would to

an

Majesty's

face

impassive

as

he

left

I

The

do not much

burden

not

works or

hope

(or,

from

a

is

ordinary

But' confess

that

men

am

would trust

ment

implicitly. to them

character If the

man

Liberal-Unionist

friend")

"slip" are

of neither

Mr..

few,

nor

written

have read

of

and

it

course,

is

the

on

possible of spur

the

magni-

upon

them. for their

">

said

once

female

to

oue

relations.

of

Hare

that

and Burke (1 and more recently

Edmund),

your if

Forget don't

Dr.

were and that at Irishmen; Kenealy, the and universities at schools which were educated Irish' you everything was low.' accounted Try and remem '

ber that iu

your

in

full

you

are

view

now

en

lives)

a

irot

(for

very

the

first

time

high of

merely

platform three these

Beland 8outh Out also gravia Kensington), of Europe aod America and that every make now will be remembered slip you

(and

kingdoms

sub

point

small,

have

'

criminal, and judg

majority Walter's

"

minds,

carman

mean

and:

and simple small which matter, could have handled. easily they submitted to But the questions actually the tyranny of the Tory them (through clever

means

forms,

thinly disguised Irishman" means

1 hope so (principally Sursuui corda I gentlemen," " You have my best good them.

possible

against

you extraordinary to you the

in

more

histury,

particularly

to

which

a

most

has new accident opened (I should imagine) wholly door. Get your secretary unexpected to remind occasion as serves that you, for the moment (even that is

single,

aud

its

j»u

Irish

"

aged

had been (as it most assuredly ought to have been) merely or the authenticity of the spurionsness " I for my part, and Parnell letters," I Mr. too, would imagine that Parnell, to abide have been quite content by their This would have been a decision. mitted

j

their

between and alleged

men

sure

Irish

matter

Commissioners.

the has

"

of the coming New Zealander. Think New Zeulauder. on Keep your mind him. of what the rade Do not think

great their

question Crown

or

man,

I

which

for

'pa o«

say to Bear in mind that the judgment wishes. which you are going to pronounce may, if be about the you choose to make it, most document with which important the will present century the supply

likely

full. I

less

upon

(maamb

rnvui

emergency, may expand to tude of the task imposed

has

less

too

all

and

who who

meu

even

the

Scotland has stirred

slow,

now

—

of

hands

its

fast

well-to-do

are

a

Nevertheless, that their

the

the

these or

for

cares

not books, books (at least if they have, nobody is a bit the wiser), are men of Society with a merely big S that and more. only nothing

he

been cast upon' broad deal too and too backs. heavy for They are, indeed, for whom all three very excellent men, and I entertain professionally personally In the highest possible respect. auyi them

(

was

it be to fill them work

fear)

have been hour only for

intrusion of Prince Henry. accounts The press is full of conflicting the Emperor as to the impression left on with the Supreme by his conversation his Pontiff. to one authority According

will

that

project.

minutes.

Co'iii'mission

let

at

illabandon was re Wilhelm II, ceived at the Vatican by Prince Ruspoli who conducted his majesty, de Cerneteri, to the The inter Pope's apartments. with his Holiness lasted view twenty-

advised

the

devil" the against As for Mr.

aouito

iu

wa6

U

humorous probably possibly mendacious and usually " irreclaimable ulways blackguard." These are the views of Society, with a S, and these three big apart judges, from being lawyers, aud not men of ideas,

up good effect— it Times" Protection Commissioners. now be a neck-and-neok It will race between the Commission and tho Scotoh All the better. The quicker Court. ne

i

V. At the Em

decided such an

in

of

vi

con

good-natured,

on

"

the

of the which

he drove

chiefs

high

simply

often

(

the

the revolutionary to last moment

Truth) action

v jl

he

grouse-shooting. are the views

in gaiters who ahubiiiha

more, treason,"

sakes. Paruell's

Ireland often of

one every Nationalism,"

"

when

case

have in

General's

aud

am vi

success

to

reported time come

the

out

frl-ka

simply

to up as mildly love" for the. as

ideas

law

vuo

1

along, acknowledged applause by salutes. It was sundry military appre hended that the Extreme would party make a hostile demonstration in the of the Piazza Sau Pietro, neighbourhood and he

nine

"Tor-

Justice

Martyrs." he avowedly

but

gentlemen

CoMinssion

Mr. had

is

His views about of

Parnell) gives is almost an should they

his

last)

up

nothing

Fair

thinks

uabouoherb

getting

upon

considerable

Attorney-

as

Manchester Justice Smith,

never

which

Irish

"

Blackburn.

on

of part Rome of troops drawn up through files Mottoes and at each side of the streets. his welcome legends bidding Majesty spauned the Ponte San Angelo and the His was Borgo quarter. Majesty

the

now

Will

been proposed in appropriate Ram Cardinal by his Eminence that of the Pope was in proposed respectful language by the Emper

polla,

but

take

to

with

engaged

;

fortune,

(and

enter

it

put

very Hannen

an

this

notoriously

dissembled

the first

tact

having

terms

or,

for

as

the occaBiou. II,

"

to

is

disproportionate I am quite Bure. it with unpre do what no one

Mr.

has

desire

I

(

possible) Irish with Sir James

and went to Irelaud where the necessary of his proofs The result was that he es his claim the immense to

parentage. tablished

drove he was

by Cardinals Rampolla and Monsignori JVJocj-aud Hohenlohe, enni and Aghardi, who were duly pres his the lunch ented to At Majesty. Which the Emperor sat between followed, Prince the Cardinals, Henry and Count See,

well

again

II.

the

day morning companied by his aide-de-camp, to the Prussian where legation,

this.

The

Brennan's grandmother. after Ireland were leaving heard of but the story was Brennan a solicitor consulted

couple

Day

quemada"

there

It that

for.

absolute impossibility be unprejudiced.

Nancy

of

credit

drive

to

is

will

they euter upon minds they will or of Mr. enemy

them

a

brother

if

(friend

paragraph

Interview1

more

navvy a wheelbarrow traiu. Moreover,

express be said, to that they their huge and utterly task with honest minds, But

settled resided

she

no

the

trundles

English

business

are

than

that

Sheridan, the Lately between Leo took place in

They

judiced

her death. She became possessed bis of all her husband's and property, worth estate was These L300,000.

—

German

the

and petitions for larceny, of conjugal rights. fit to try a revolution who (also respectable)

,

until

National Indemnity to the national a pledge of his loyalty and an earnest of his subjects' cause, Nation. efficient help.

The

of the

disposed at South

he forwarded of Dubliu £50 Fund. It is

the

in

was

a

lives

indictments for the restitution

England,

wishes

the world

men

try

leavjng

the

through to

J

the

colonies of his couu

Some the rounds

army, and they eloped On hearing of the mar Geueral of the Blake, riage, family with his disowned him, and he proceeded wife to America, at Mansfield, settling where a established Ohio, large they which business, proved a great millinery success. Some years ago, General Blake died on a visit to and his wife

his

-

£300,000

life.

an officer Blake, and the result were married.

in a favour tbat his modern our history Eminence's voice was raised proclaiming Rule. the justice of our claims to Home with him takes back to Cardinal Moran

in

of

real

at born of poor parents Sheridan, Bellow Ireland. county of Longford, the there she attracted While residing Robert attention of General Dudley

Old

be remembered dark hour in

in

was

World was longer than he o'riganticipated, owing to the fact that a considerable he had to devote portion of bodies of his time to the organising of the and nuns for the supply of priests We his wants of archdiocese. religious an'1 Eminence wish his many bright It will ever prosperous days in Sydney. the

fortune

a

romance

promo

England

come

discloses a months ago, a of the papers paragraph went the history of £300,000 awaiting giving an The fortune consists of the owner. who died estate of Mrs. Blake, residuury at childless and intestate South Ken This Mrs. some sington years ago. Nellie whose maiden name was Blake, into

alleged

in

event

this

Their

tho

The story of Patrick Brennan, Blackburn who has just cobbler,

Moran-

left

12th

on

who persons their defence

is the escape justice," contained in the indict

to

persons

and

of

these

invited,

I maintain revolution. (I will prove me wrong but with at this I maintain, writing present for all they possible respect them) that not are fit for If they turn oat tbejob. to be fit for the be a very it will job, and joyful to me, and I great surprise sure feel and |o them, collectively for not one of them in the individually, of his life has ever had up whole course

hope the

having

terms

friendly interests

sit

are

and nothing (mere lawyers a judgmeut very upon

considerable

to

law

making payments

.

"

to

of crime,

to

payments

tne

j

!

by boycotting

the

A Gobbler's

iuallv

...

and to enforce Ireland, the commission of crimes

Moran

Cardinal Australia

were

the styled laiidlords, The mode the English garrison.'" " of action of this was to conspiracy coercion and intimidation in organise

It

is

the

of .Cardinal

Departure

-

."objects

such

to

else),

the

—

confidence.

a.

'

to

for

the

of

couple

a it

were for delivered speeches tion of boycotting and crime.

time, present to of the organisation being of the absolute independence To one of the effect this,

on

well

8ignor

the

to

met

satisfactory and Kaiser

Pope

of the

fact

Gill,

a schedule of Then follows hundred at which meetings

with the beginning a continuous forming

down-

organisation the object,

'

in

Sullivan,

nevertheless,

results,

considered

They

elephant." three lawyers an

O'Brien,

vague

existed

societies,

Tanner,

nor,

charges The trial. O'Donnell that from the year are

the

iii

the

very

i\ Deasy, Dillon, M. Mayne, Leamy, O'Kelly, J. P. J. Power, D. Sullivao, Kenny, Lane. E. FlynD, Redmond, Byrne,

Irish

party, of the the Times solicitor having availed before last minute allowed revealing contain their case. The particulars

nothing

O'Doherty,

Kilbride, Wm. Redmond, Harris, Stack, Quinn, Conway, Abraham, Leahy, T. J. Nolan, prilly, O'Keeffe, Healy, Jordan, F. X. O'Brien, Lalor, Commins, P. J, O'Brien, J. O'Connor, Pyne, T. P. O'Con Condon, J. Barry, Tuite,

o'clock,

be

must

D.

Its

questiou.

-

William

Biggnr,

J. O'Brien, Kenny, Parnell, A. T. Clancy, O'Connor,

—

The.

M'Carthy,

Justin

cane,

.

Paktioulaks

The

these called 6imple. They are upon " three as Barke would rabbit breeders," have an styled them, to pronounce the " gestation of opinion upon expert

the

|

OReneral

you take j

the "oldi nor

are

something)

not

my pull

men. If yon ordinary advice in these particulars

will

you Above creditably. all, Smith. keep an eye on brother He is the Societies t of the lot, I think; and to judge by the portrait in the 'Pall may

through

j

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22984856

be

be the "

may

.-shall

certainly Times's"

old

"

.Morality's; to.

will

friend"

I expect,' They- will, comment a curious very upon to "/face a of. juryeagerness of which we fellow-countrymen" these months heard so much past. ;

Times"

"

-its; Scotchmen congratulate BOj-

does not

almost;

(though. dreary time oflt);wish

ai

I

were

voice-

bear burden.' as I. have the reason; said,! ment of surprise and regret-that

the

struck

tiie

o.t.

,

late

i

'The'lSyey 31st save : The' remains

of

'

the; Right M. H 0?, were

in

ferrel yesterday.

'

by 'Gary's

a,

preceded1 in!

'St':

soul'

Long

before

sections A.mohgst thdse

munity.' the Hon.

Rupert His

to

and A

of

from

the

the

of

the

whom

;

-

all

reBt

Mr.

of

"

Bede,!

New1 YORK Oct.

A

Father

Mathew1

the

of ScrantOn, and Hazleton,

-

to

in

The

but, the

cause,

into'

the

still

on

which

off'

-

were

i

"

life

at

the

ito

the;:

over

Nvhile

a-

the

'affectionate

our

the

tion,

and-for

their sincerest

-

;

them our Church, follows; and- sorrow-stricken? immortal

voice.

hasi

heen stilled

that

;

Dalley the from

eternity

the

frontier,

that

frontier,

Irish

amidmost

elevated

greats, congregation! I little addressing

We

objects.

which but

doubt

I

that dead

gentleuandi

yet>

masculine

tone

very

heart! his un-:

had

This beeD

National Library of Australia

give

of

at

u

the

and

scene

of

cries

Mud the

the

Clhb

"

at

ot the

they

of

San5'

brethren

exiled better covered

they

could the

of th'e Ireland Francisco'

hot 'have a three years band of the

Id example. by the report workers have remitted thirteen nearly thousand dollars' for th'e support of the Irish a cause. Nor is th'at complete' '

1

;

1

of-

measure-

Their of

efforts

Irish

have' done;. what' they have spread the knowledge

grievance

and suffering

ambng

the

1

"

number

a

1

of

friendfc

the'

of the' victims. of the accident1

ured'

are'

1

nearlv' h

along track rnhs.

!

all

'

the

and'

not

(he

into

fifth

The'

first

the

section'

came

the

line

and

clear,

up at apparently

a

run

off

second' rear

car

car,

its

length, into tlie

Which

was

ahd third.

the do with acter of

forcing From

crowded,

a

tion" have

wide

organ

isa(ionk

have nothing'to

The

and

they Called the persons The Times law their skill in spent name

rifl

from

aim

of the -awkward the beginning

the is

" of the organisa be to impeached. They

character

the thing

back

come

to

their

start

original,

al ing-point by making the particular the persons slandered legations against to in the single one consist that they were members of the organisation whosp " character The members they impeach.

"of "

mentioned

Parliament

of

members

were

organisation took part

"

in of

knowledge

"

the

hereinafter the work its

the schedule and conspiracy and described, in

character, Thus

mode of action." to force the inquiry

thereof

witfi

and

objects,

dp

into'

thjey the,

'

strive djbsired

line.

/

We

do

not

know

whether

the

jUdbtf

find thia dodge to be according tjq the forms and requirements imposed' o them as a their Court position by High of But it does not Justice. greatly will

matter.

hope

while the person escaped, of the was also which next, occults moment Were in one transformed full,from a merry folk into group of' holiday a confused and bleed masB'of maimed

parti-

has been to a sort of net off as spread' which should bind sociation, together no in one matter What body almost all, their weapons, who have been politically active for the past thirty years in Ireland.'

this

single

"

a-s

:

limitation.

"

a

of

reacir

fishing

"

the

an

an

have seemingly endeayour to get

yers

two-

not

We charge would

judges

and others," Graham to kindly state the charges..

Hence

driving one

agen on'

—

-Run,

through

Parliar

into the char inquiry they had tbieit; organisation for them to inquire into work defined made against members. of "allegations

the.

of speed, high rate being signalled into if with such

right force 'that the engine plunged the full of the rear car, length the frames1 the next through thirds

But

and

fourth, section

third!

"

Graham

injured'

into

ran

Irish

the

.

and vague as Mr. Graham's uncertain, at the preliminary asseverations meeting " of the Commission. We make no a|said Mr. against any persons,"' legatibns

the have

It of the

of

ing them is that there is nothing in them. cular" They are

Mr.

'

which

of

Party by the legal Times. 'one What strikes

Parliament

Later.

of the disaster. the fourth' section'

;

"Particulara."

representatives

aid1

Central

the train conveying from Mud Ruri

Times's"

mentary

now

reported. was at Mud Run, in stopped by signal order to let the first two portions get ahead. While at a standstill1 it' was the fourth

Repdrt

Young

cativey-

Wilkesbarre

at1

the charges particulars" by the Judges of1 the forgeries to be fprmulpted'Wqre de Commission livered on a recent Monday evening td

injured bank of

opposite which the

1

the

'

"

The

terrible

the

on

character that it was appears the train excursion

'

-

of his sympathetic1 geniaJybecause of courteous because He was f6r his fellowmen. teigjdcd respect-

who

trains

appalling

from 1885 to 1888," and if 'any one1 wanted to learn, the perseverance,care in the work that and energy displayed is cause being done for the Irish by our

now

the form from-wbose: sight many of: mbrtality's the walls is excludedjbyi last, themselves, home: say yet withinHis genial I see him now/ \Methinkis. courteous were demeanour,1 pxiesenoe/his) H'ewasof> the inner mail. the outcome'

of

Parliamentary

purest In the am

by

Passengers

1

and

separates'

Francisco.

San

iri

have received

Proceedings

listeners', for

rendering

Wilkesbarre

relief

third,

»

?

are

districts

wreck,

'

time."

workers

train

ordered

and' uninjured baving at arrived Wilkesbarre, complete have now of the accounts been received extent Of the railway' accident. The accounts given passengers by' to show serve moire and more the

as

i

all

where

'

ever

which enchained eloquence ever, and which was exerted

down

:

'

The'

W'illiatn >

"

stand

a

Run

'

river,

Railroad

tongue clings

For, '-pre-eminent1 tohisi-jawv bestowed on our the aariongst gifts to be' and most certainfriend, departed assemblies missed in civic: and? Catholic was to that come, fojr iBQiany years fon-,

Bede beyond

to

the

the

IT.

'

-

?

gas frOm

Universe.

The

pieces.

the

'heard

the!

presence thanks;; with her media

of

spirit

f

were

as

at

'injury. Railroad at

being

i

irites

offer-

jwei

we city and our colony, to the are reminded, according indped that1 of this sacred text, spcond/ part to dust. But the first1 dust has returned A echo' awakens- a still deeper parti,

shadow

at

Mud-

river;-

surrounding

descriptions the groans'

thei

the final

wh'oM

not

The dodge of mystifying succeed. The

is

attempted

the public. have pub.ic

in It'

tlje,

will'

thei

and it is these; questions, want For the talk' answered. at/oiiit they sedition and boycotting they do not care' own

definite

is it Nor about Irish "Crime," defined in the coercionist's handbook, are anxious that What .9 learn. they to want know, and what they' wilj they a

fig.

as

"

whose

ffellow-citizen

low

scCne of

the'

Central arrived

-

-

.

of the illustrious death has thrown

Irish;—

j

near

'Ruii

of'

the

by

with air brakes. The killed and ini

Fortunately'the of the time or the loss have been much must greater. of Whitehaven All' the physicians

to

-

of these citizend many South' of New people of "W ales haye givem the highest proofs that a free can> confidence country to lendlustre bestow are funereal present

S

d thus1

tan

we's

Mud

many

is various The cause to negligence on the' p'art ly attributed of the signal man to show the sectionas it' to the fourth approach flag ed, and" to the train unprovided being

first

1

was

thrown the

'into

was

and

,

when remains

,

'got through unascertained which was of speed, ran

section, rate

and

smashed to

wafer

|

—

The

doors, principally very were' children, literally metals by the foice

the'

embankment

|

of death;"

of

of "the

;

;

of from

:

'collision,1

.

Brethren, the>! mortal

j

rail

the

point

hurled the

.

i

thp dust

good

a

'

i

"

number

a

some

while it fourth near the track

crowded to and' by women'

i

.<

sparsely

1

and relations

Luckawanna

sections

from

the!

;

'

th'e

'

wituessed, station

'

!

;

catafifig

a Waited anxiously large crowd scCnCs to b'd many painful as tbose at: the among

a

-caused

it,

attend

way embankment, and1 high one is a! 'steep and which followsthe course of the -Mud is River, feet above from" -sixty1 :to: seventy-five water. The which were the cars,

1

>

injured,

of arrival the survivors

ing where

1

of people

dispatched

-fifth'

at

running

-

'

beeri

Pennhaven.

three-

'

and

with

bnrnt badly engine stack

body, death in

neighbourhood

filled

|

train of the return started from Hazleton

first

safely'

—

; IMajeBty whom(to

the

instantaneous1 few houses

are'

'sections

Scrant'oh

a1

from

limb

populated

possible.1

i

panegyric

to

and

debris,

tightly

chop aWfiy blbW misdirected1 to

brought

was

'

.

et" faucibus. meisi, Lingua mea adhae'sit1 in- pulverm mortis deduxistiine." " My tongue hath cleaved1 to my jaws; into ivi and thou hast brought me down

axe

'an

fa&t

iquicr

'

whom-

were

were legs One' lCg Was the other was held'so

laffjr

:

'

"

but

that

|

bad been

five about o'clock yesterday afternoon1, the other as -rapidly portion following

>

following

had

and

convey'

seebn'd

to

whose

The j

yoUfig held'

wreckage.

released,

(iA

occurred a

release'

are j

of

Society

concourse

trains

Whitehaven and

;

1

the

on

which

Luzerne

the

special1

.

-

enormous

counties,

i

,

Temperance

diocese

from

to

the severed the almost The lady.

'lii

occurred1

'accident'

terrible

held1 at ed by an

another ArcbDr. Yaughan, to me, he bore

i

-

the'

the

,

-

-

'«

'

i

j

'of as'members'of

Wrecked-

Pennhaven J unction, near the station known as Mud; Rdn. The train was occupied by a1 Catholic from excursion the returning party' Convention and parade of the annual

and" several Premier, theillustrious bishop,, the 'as' weif to whom; as it Ministry appears both Houses of Parlia some in and resemblance! eloquence that oOOO Ii is estimated ment he- ev;er showedfullyj' culture. in fine, And, The were the building. within persons .loveandi entire! devoteduess to the filial the chanting of solemnities began with first .Cardinal that has ever graced- ouri at the concliitUQ officium defmictornm, Australian shores. You all remember wks s'ifih df which Requiem High Mass how from-yonder?spot he. bade a'-'long1 offered The Venerable Archbishop up.' to his -farewell Eminence indeed, last, -him; return of beehy acted' as celebrant of the 'Mass, it forThe proved Rev. H. as B. Callachor deacon, the Cardinal.) would -have'beeni Monao, an'd the Rev, C. Conway as sub-deacon> but hailed witbi by Mr. Dalley joy;" of Maitjanii Murray) TlleBishop (Dr. heaven has decreed his otherwise wasJ seated on the. 'Cardinal's Throne, will Eminence be welcomed with glad Amqng the clergy present were the Rev! will1 be salutbd aicclaim, jqourltless of St. Dr.' John's "O'Brien will on (Sector his return encounter voices, many the Vdry V. Carroll Revs. J. College), but the" "8biil& niost will smiles; genial General ), J. J. Bryne, E. F, 'be missing, (Vicarand the voice most eloquent J. Daltop, J. Clancy, ©'Condor, S.J., will be riiute. said I have enough. and Dean M'Carthy, S!J.,,' Monsignors have lost Humanity, education,' religion, The Rev, Father Yerdon and Rigney one of the mosb powerful champions. cantors. acted 'as Byrne and' O'Connor sees carried this Australia day to -his over. This portion of the celebration mother earth one of the noblest .own and honoured The Rev. William the' S.J., ascended jinost Kelly, sons; gifted -of her and pronounced the the 'sanctuary beloved "of her and steps, representatives, ;

memher

in

incident

heartrending

attempt

passenger

.

and

steam

'

A

.

Excur

Temperance

>

the

a terrible away sight the crushed and' broken

rear car' being httng'Witb bodies and "dissevered the few bodies werb uhmangled and scalded.

burnt

little

Dalley He had

Bede;

Nation

'

As

eyes. cleared

while

orrftnt.

:Yal ley between' "eight Railway' Lehigh' and nineo'clock evening, yesterday Whitehaven' and between midway

honoured

ever-

—

water

'

an

"

-

Folding— (may

land.

?.y.

-will

life

old

t.ha

a

tbrbiblb

of his sentiments these alone he worth and had imbibed and! the' lessons the presence

the -example

rchbishop

of the

f

l

of

mangled

Ireland

-of1

'sons

and1 streams

revealed, timbers of 'the

which

feeling

columns

was

will

it

the'

by

To add to the horror which was engine, shock of the collision

poured "forth

glazing smoke

project

'succeeds

it

franflratai)

i

sion

to

fori,

v:

Mi!

by his elo!quent

love,

ratt)

senti

hi"-?

and-if

'has

distribd-

The

newspapers.

Catholic-

throbbed

.nobler-;

;

peace !)—rfrom derived his name stood by another

aide-

Exceljebcy

He

spoke. wisdom

were

present Chrrihgton,

j

the heart

to

appeal human

reppse

with people of the com

all

representing

offered

the

of his

Church

the

gentleman. were begun

crowded

was'

mass,

was

the deceased the solemnities

buililing

de-camp Governor

high

of

6f the theJ

Cemetery requiem solemn dirge, Cathedral for a

i

,'

W.

&qp.

'

fif galley 'P.C., Wav erl&y in the In the morning

A

its nevertheless leads but glory, path; of the to the igraye, ends in theisilence be that tomb.:. Yet, though -tongue it has awakenedechoes that .will silent, to; the He did honour reverberate. soil to of- his to the land of his< birth; fathers,

Ocitl

—

of;

sketch

A

the-

his

;

Herald

Morning

B.

,;-i

.

"

W-

Mrs

j

Dalley>

;

i;

dum.

efforts al

'for

"'agency

deepen the 6f 'those good

advantae

-bis

be unnecessary; sinceyoui all knew him; so tti speak, from (the cradle to the grave. An enumeration of his scholastic, would -and forensic senatorial, triumphs all lead us only to the conclusion that ima, little dust however mustend itbat, be? human and /.honourable pure and just

Scot

myself.

sc-.v?:-'

hotran'

an

Club

the

'prevail

dne/

good' further

the

this

first

a

still

tlie

For

might

ment with

and have i.

is

through

If

-

established; of Irish tion

df events

knowledge

full

a

shall

Ireland'

the

scene,

of scalding steam from the1 'broken boiler amid of the injured the groans who sat pienned by the wreckage along side the bodies of the victims still' brdct on their seats with and staring open;

'work'.

"

that

secure

in

the

shattered

taking

'

the community on the announce of -Mr. death was 'coupled Dalley's the vbice most that' a thought most welcome to all eloquent, listeners had been moBt to every call, responsive

have But

a

spoke

form our

fellow-countrymen. the Scotchmen, I fear >T should

there

nnder

now

'

and to his

have

consider

-

and

solitude, bearti-

sweet

into

Dalley

or held him when aloof kept -silent of events created a demand' on a-note to which presence, \or struck

..

perhapB'the

and solitude, heart/ spake the We' -may say .that and" paternal letters, i

course

.

recourse;

:

e

survived.

ifew'

of

"of Irish' events reports are a which fibdi'their tb A'merica way of the- actual condb poor representation affairs1 In order to tion of' in Ireland.

:

i

.

>

see

of Mr.

m

"commendable

of-

another 'piece The1 meagre

noble But that? love of Study, that solitary communionwith the -great of works like the Cathedral which, of which he wrote iso largely Spaip, wit hi' the past;. never anenfc itbe present

is

sensible

through (and abnormally game. clumsy)' to watch be curious the-Bubtenand< technical which objections!

little/

iOld

and

lied

'

for

'all

.

add to

.trusted

foges

shrewd

fairly

.personage,

J

character.

love

affection sacred-

a

thinking, But rhe

old.

They

'

'

-into

his'

-

of

but

and the

Anriericaris,1"

'Ii-i-hi

sympfttliy

1

a

my-

him

to

the

'

moVenVient.

.

thererspeak of prophet

besides'1

'

-

usually

:

to

-

society lead shall'

culture,

others enlisted

long indeed

-

stored:

(I

if

byisolitude, to' the 'term solitude tliat and energ-etic mind'1 from was of itOelf. asolitude

which

;

not,

apply-

may

richly-

i

isexcCptibus) very 'attractive

we

his

of

period

'

";

the latter'nurtured

-

Times" will only iletitigetito. yrie expect that? it will ?do may assuredly and well. The itsworkexpeditiously to the submitted -point it, single! viz., of the letters in isone authenticity which a and fairly competent judge find ;no difficulty. The average j dry will! Scotchman (there are, of course brilliant .the

during? existence

'

bestif Court, work

i

to

.

the

decidedly) the Scotch -

As

.

Gazette/

looking."

,

Mall

ing

bodies.

Even: from ...

the

third

car

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these

to .be ready charged, -who- ,will ,nott that he would to prefer Separation amit, liis miserable iu .which condition I, he, before this agitation country wasjplaced., :

...

.egan

;

nptiv,e

jto.

and;,

that,

be offered

for

(system.

not

,,l)ut

will

any

the

Hottentots, Separation for

strive

a

have

to

it

rpqdy

be not

will

few

a

,

,

Last

successful

Lisfinny

himias

master.

o

may grow

never

South

Many

Pyne.

1

the

House

hours

until

—

2 o'clock of

1

the

for

—

and waited purpose

in

less

Cork,

Ireland He it rent

your

shadow,

good doctor, Dr. J. E. Kenny of much: better known in House of Commons. the !

is

than in who

,

the

brought

was

from

-manifesto and

.lfiHl.

famous

no-

Kilmainham

for

old

this

Jail,

Bueksbot-'

a

'

"as

i

and lodging-house, -seen waB to be hurriedly where the occurrence'' took

common

who

man:

-

1

near

leaving place, seized

followed

was

he

>and arrested.

offered

When

violent

most

a

resist '

-!

ance.

The

with

to

way,

around the spread in Waterford Castle,

.AnknnwlAdffA

Tf- 1 hawould have

a

pro

their

emigration.

outrage

at

place

not

was1

to

reference of co-operative

:

tag has expresses maintained orously Dr.

Opening speech

published; that -hope and" Colonial looked after.

a

"cohesion

speaking

races

troubles,,

was

:

iu

minister

certain

and

'rig -:

farewell among

and

unite

would

of the

at

speaking

that

interests

the American

of future all

1

-the

London, said

inlthe at the-ReichsHis Majbsty will" be peace

been

Lowell,

.-i

;

icontained

forecast

foreign

Emperor's

banquet,

Englishthe event

in

he thought

then

decide

destinies

the

world.

/

,

;r

The French. Government 'haV pur chased for their N-ew Caledonia garrison 100,000 boxes of Australian preserved (

,

iueat.

',4

Two hundred

!

agriculturists

Douglas that

acres

(jAiinliv.

of the

least

Jasper

-

broad famous

of

not

.

!l

few

a'

were

Alsatian

-'.V

.recruits tlie

compulsprily

German and

service,

decamped ;

The person murders chapel evidence not detention.

enrqlied'.into, their .attacked into Switzerland.

escort .

.LQND(!,'Noy.;2

for arretted. the White? has been dismissed,; the his further justifying

.

charge

but

comes

1

ddfiriitB

on

4'but'

prisoner.

of'

:

in

.

a

'

of William

companion

exagger William

and ardent ings of a young bridegroom from the entice thee path of- stern How earnest it at -all that thou doty born in the 19th wert century ? 'Any

well

is

was

met

action-

Whitechapel outrage,it reported has- not yesterday; appears, ended fatally he woman, upon' whom a number of severe wuuuds were 'inflict survives. The took ed,- still

s

—

of the

one

—

Luggaoqrran—

Freeman'

—

to expedition last to the traitor, briug year, .to account in the very Lord Lansdow.nej which: he ruled as a king. dominion over

.of ..Ireland. governors tem,!.ta,,w,prtihy And the ,willsbe\changed big minority into more is a if nothing big majority them. proved against more Tliese iwill be-iproved. Nothing: know it. They have dodging lawyers rm«

the the

as

O'Brien,, Canada'

;

fnrmnl&tpH

Kerry

of

tenants

known

1

South

of

Kilbride, evicted

,

&

that is a bill' its blocking preventing 00 which stood on the being brought in the name of a political paper op thou art ponent. O, Doctor Tanner, and indeed of a stern monld, godlike when thou did'st not let even the feel-

.

,

a

repaired there for several iu the morning

;

;to

he,

was

once

Einkerton— the Presbyterian represeuof the .Catholic of Galway— tative. city of ao agriculturist follows the occupation at Bally money; Denis County Antrim.

even

,,pwn, up, to a guilty knowledge of tlie and, application, conceptipn, do- not care Elapi:Pf .Campaign. They-to have these thiugs aubrass farthing pyoyed home, nor do the English people. haye been .knowingly by £jpy, accepted of the,,. same people, nearly, iqniuajprity il thick with all these crimes'.'; upon

nnfc

and

Repeal

th

"

the

Queens-

there.:

scheme The ninth

and

jail;'

the

to

owing

posed

your honey saW this in

on

L prisoner him to gone jail, though I had that only got married morning." the doctor We can well believe that' would have made: that heroic and unfor on that very sacrifice precedent ; heat on 'in arriving London; night,

—

of the

;

of the

Lalor"

Pat

to

going doctor

said:

was

back

he

succeed

to

he he

known

as

gave up that his father— the

but

1

the

When

aware

-

,

There,

County,

engineer;

1

going

you

O'Brien,"

—

,

.

civil

educated

was

am

be to print telegraphed Journal that the incident " I ated. It is true

in a movements big Tenant'. Right be He farm in-lhe represents. county of the oldest one is in point of years;, members James of., the; party. Leahy, another old man South. iKildare— of,, and John in Kildnre farms- extensively-

him he denounced .that, proved against of the poor, as the enemy tlipjandgrabber have the people.-.to no and,recommended with: such a communion .or commerce apourge.

of Queen's

profession ":1Honest

,;Nor

it.

blush

them

of

one

prefer

only and,

pray

still,

Salisbury's

sion

here

;

are

agitators

Government

:

country there moon."

a suo?

'

al tcr-

no

Lord

ameliorating

woul.d:,

j;hey.,

but

were

educated

thoroughly

a

but shake off the he bashfuliiess with which he is clothed, would 'soon .become known to the people of Ireland to his col (as he is known as a man of useful and brilliant leagues) Richard of the Leix divi Lalor, partsl

,

there

is

latter

;

the judges trouble. and, .saying one mt uiThere.is.not of the. sixty r five

if

He

;

and

is

tenant?

ma(i,v,a.\sound, practical, cessful agriculturist

pqintsV.

h,ers

of the: Irish

specimen

speaker, and if he could mautle of modesty and

vill

about meeting

squeamishness

.Finucane, fine

was

Irish

in

appointment

-

landgrabbers.

"Johu very;

tween

'

land,

his

of "the The Parliamentary Committee colonisation sch erne, of" which the is hafe com Marquis of Lome president, municated with the New -Zealand

that a took greeting place be the prisoner and the bridegroom, that the former remarked to the " is indeed Ireland a queer

stated

i

Farmers. of East Limerick,

Tenant

to

at '&

.

qf

There

The

farmer.

.

boyeptfiqg, no

a.

,.

good family

a:

.

of

;

bers

il-

or,

.

;

j

north

meeting,

opposition

j

in- speaking'' Blake; said he believed

Henry

-

Gladstone offered his, treaty mem ,hqw often the Irish the Parliament .recommended

7peac.e,;,

be,

;

Mr,.,.

bqforq ,qf,

,

of

memberof Ireland.

is;a

Dublin, in the

,

,

public

<

'been

has

Queensland'

,

.

,

Sir

of "

:

'

back, as 1846, but he appears never Thomas A Dickson, tp have practised, the late lament who recently succeeded in ed- E.Dwyer the representa Gray, Division of tion of the Stephen's Green

ar.e

" me." inarry and a marriage

to spend the and as they were honeymoon in France leave about to Ireland by steamer at William who had O'Brien, Kingstown, from was arrived arrested England, just for. a speech he had made in Loughrea. The newspaper, the following morning,

far

If wrote;; in the negative, .answered thejudges news ;dooaisday. among paqy root .until, with, the object of discovering paper files, the fqrm of, .independence whqt,, precise wanted Irish ti .the nati' for; rjsh,leqdei:8 Tfnies,i;says,.he;

proved willing, Oa their way

Governor

as

cancelled.

enough,"

Easy

doctor,

of her

out

escape "

position; the

'

leader Irish the .which these things

-letters

way- .of

any

telegraphed The lady followed.

.

the

all,.

the

.wrote,,

fctjmseif,..,

—

above

qpwhetjier,;.,

hier

unhappy

-

l

,

how '

-

is whether of any mystifications, Irish, leaders encouraged tii Responsible crimes of violence, .whether actua-j they of such .crimes, were.. directly, pgnisant

an.d

!

Artillery, Ed ward Purcell

.

and retired on a pension. Malhallen Marum, who the north of County Kilkenny, represents " is a country gentleman". in that coun to the Irish Bar as He was called ty.

Royal

J

-

technicalities;

.

.

tricks,

,;all,

!

despite

Jfpqjy,:

the

Dublin.

The

was un candidate utterly and the fact of his the time, baronet and a landlorda was him in the eyes of a to damn Michael. like democrat But

'

the

ir

.trite

releyances

known

the .Com? Half

;

(Waaed through

mMpn-wil||thaP(.

in

contained

in

-j

and surgery for of New York,

in the State years was who elected member for the Tullamore of division to Ireland King's County on his return in. He lives in 1885. Queenstown

sufficient

sturdy

THIS

members

,

Irish

mean, Joseph private is of East, Cayari, saidlto GilJies.Biggar, lie' He made a fortune. as the 'richest. '7 aqpon factor in Belfast,, andj severed fyom trade altogether shortly, himself;, hisen trance the political arena into, afte.i, of ater,-, in. 1,874.;, Powers, j«

,

M

i

1

on

(

i

i

i

.«

...

,

of good

j.7— pot

families,

.and

Gentlemen''

.

,

i

member

what,

in

in.

Dillon -got his degree but he. neyer practised,, jipctqr, in yesteci on .income from ,an! the bjind Maci5qhai(3j the Ossory d yision, represents, Jphn(

,

relatives

are

as

a

are

"

on

Edward

iii

.

-

proiessipn.

sifs.;

Mtalipn,.itwhp;

made in

.later

his

The

money years

veteqin for. a.

as."'

Colonel

a

County, soldier,

of of.

public,,

North

companies. made his money as a son way, "also, (j|a| For 25 years he wps in the of' -Mars. ,

National Library of Australia

.

the,

in

jtion j

and

a

defence

the reduction the Plan.

Doctors.

party,

-

.

Dr.

the

of

Charles

in;my

I

House,

letter.

first

,

have

under, got;married circumstances strange

already

re

yery to

He recently romantic and a

young

.

r.,

—

lady

.

'

of Germany,

in

open

the

.thanked Reichstag, England for the .moral assistance leiit by her to the German East Afrioa ships of war with Company in their recent enconnter natives. ./ 1

The

threatens to leave tho another if country "Italy contracts His Holiness's. "ironconfinement. Nov. 24. London,

Pope

.

.

for

'

'

-

,

<

;

Mr. John Bright is 'dying.. In the Commons it has been, decided that Partiell's Mr. motion respecting for come arrears rent, shpuidr judicial before, the land commission— that body to remit' rents! only having power It been proposed has in the Com :

to

set

now. fei

The Mr.

Harrington.

fined

one

£500

communicated with ,having at the head of Stanley's.

Dr. J ameson says that: party. is progress encouraging., The German Government ding marks

hundred iu

and

the cpnstrucfcion

ironclads.-

of.

relief

against

Thq,: Government .Colonies the future. names of

right

belore

any appointment

before

to;.

appoint-: provinces'

been

read, in the Commons. that Mr. James reported of three Assistant Police will

:

succeed

Sir

Commissioner

as

<-

!

Monro,,

Com Chas. of-.'tho)

police.

50

and

Boulangist on

the

a

state.

Keactionary of

charge

intriguing

,

:

INTERCOLONIAL; Melbourne, November 21. ..in the Coppin, Assembly,' to the great scarcity of female: Mr. Gillies contended that 1

-

i;

Mr. referred

to

have,

Governors

future those

to

is

first-class

Nov.; 22. conceded .-

'

Act.

million

-

have

the

Governors

.of

leadeiB,

;

the;

them'

arrest.

spen

,

-London,

crimes

Grenfell that 'thetelegraphs of Suakini :is position critical— being' surrounded Arabs. by warlike The French Premier threatens -to.

,

-seventy

.

(General

<

are

: . ,

Jntend

to

refereuce

Warren, London

Stanley's .

1

to

the polonies.

of the

missioners

Dr.

Jameson,

the

to emigration ascertain their'

Telegrams from the Premiers of Newr South Wales. (Sir Henry Parkes) and Mr. Thos. Playford (South Australia)

have It

an on- the articje publishing reflecting Court! News has been received from Zanzibar to the effectthat was safe in Stanley

a

breaches

for

be

trans-

of

scope on

prpsequtiDg Finncane, Sheehy, M ay ne Condon,: Patrick O Brien, (John: O'Gonnei,' and Dr. Irish members of Parliament, Tanner,

ments

for

April,

for

The Government

Robinson,

Commission have M.P. for Kerry,

Parnell

and

crofters,

adaptability

with

is

'

Scotch

Irish

£8,000.

that Governor reported in -South will Australia, red to Queensland after all;

It

the enlarge of enquiry

committee

negatived read the first supported the

was

to

mons

has been

Bill

;

.The ,,fair.one, it wealth, ,and beauty. to him. that she was engaged seeme, wrote to be married man she did not a.,. to, love dreadful .fate l-—and could he ;of

to

amount

by W.- J. Lane, who for the .action of Si r Sir Joseph subse

The« Medjoal the four disciples

Of,

ferred

Carlow.

sailor,,

j,di.i'ectprl

..jNplan,

py

.tlO('Gorinan

by.

.

lq.te

occupation

estates strange

:

,1,

no

old

JEsculapius H. Tanner',, of mid- County is best known in Cork, He is the son of; an'eminent thejHouse., and he himself has .estab physician,, an extensive in the lished practice City 'of. doctor's .Cork. .To the unique posi-

of the

follows,:

,

been

A. Blake, in addressing some gjr he had offered to people at Cork, said to Queensland and live down the proceed him. hostility against The costs in the Hgd nessy- Times case

,

,

he

which,

responsible, tenants. Joseph's allowed his tenants quently under they had demanded

menifjers'! Ope'ipf .,".fhe of the whips of the Irish. House), and ope, of representative; South; TartyV-fhe of the Sir. is a son ate J,ustin; Meafh,, of, the Sheil,; B-> and,', K,,0;. grandson 'Chief Baron W ouTfe, Though a

maii,

on

21. has

measure..

,

was

,

young

a

relate,

lowed

jieil

siient

—has

Party,

Qork

an

—

Purchase

When the Bill by 84. time several GludRtoniaus

,

;

resources..

Land

,

,

,

private;

keep

Nov.

.

the Plan of Campaign was put the incidents of Ooe;of, operation. session of- Parliament was an attack last, thePlan by. Sir Joseph,. fol;made, on

t

live.

is

Sews.)

London,

the management Sir Joseph Ne .le

M.onaghan

Irish of,

into

and- !,VP8 W. ,fu nds. member who .of, Q ueen's

Pierce

asylums.. of South

County

new

eyeon

of the

the

to

Iceland. medical

R. ..Clox, Glare ; J. of, Epst'. of North Meatb and Mahony, Ki Redmond— better kno n as. of Willie"— North 'Fermanagh, also,

0punty;,

hobby,

to

Daily

woman Another unfortunate murdered in Whitechapel. Mr. amendment Gladstone's Mr. aside Smith's £5,000,000

of Fontenoy, show, that he of the true poetic tempera-

vigilant

McKenna.,

i

,nd,,P.

Country

called,

watchful, of lunatic

.

ej

—

-ijwo;

.

.

Thq

ord— Richard

Battle

possessed ment; His."

t

1

the

is

'

1

i

j.

i

ei,,

.

i

.

:

on

live,

.

ho

party

against

aggression

.

,

,.tbe

j(Of

the

..of

France

the

servants, the matter

placed

was

prise.

is.

one

for.

-

private

<

'enter-;

: ,

'

thirteen

.

'MEMBERS.

Ji

with

'

FOREIGN.

and Dan Crilly,. Mr.CorT. D. jSullivan now in his. 66 th year— bett— who ,is " Muses. woos.the ..His Songs -of My Summer a fine ballad Time," including

'

to

anxious

,

,

.

OF

the

(Fpra

of the the land as the Father regards J. Land himself. TVilliani League Wicklow has large East of C.orbett, estates in Wicklow and Limerick. Like

Parliament.

The Einperor ing

Jnteccolonial

telegrams.

socialist

as

i

PiEiOFES6lONS;AND'O00DPATiO'jNS 1."...

a

1

which

speeches

thorough

as

anto

.

;

fine

canvass

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in

Party

to

.is

,

Vatican

briign

.if

1

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of be

couple

election

.

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a

showed him

his

of

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made

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during

-

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of

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they

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accepfc

particulars, defi ni tion

an

at excited The Czar, understanding,

German repel nation.

circled ;

,

npnTeriiculai' it' as th e

.

of

to

either

further

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and

Cork.

County

i

Borne

;

.

being

the

i

at

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e

1

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i

place of Laurence Counolly, in London. The practises doctor in the is party Joseph who medicine Fox, practised

to

come

is

.

to. prophesy, their paymasters forgers an(d the,, public execration before

Francis

;

;

act!

attention, that fixed

.

in

><

resigned, fourth

Russia Germany.

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victory Fixed .the

it.

public

Longford

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.

attempt, in the

of his

the as but landed estate as that great course,

not it is so WickloWj of Sir Thomas, Henry. Grattan Esmonde Davitt in Michael, Wexford. hotly of young Esmonde opposed ;the selection of South County for the representation in

tbp t b 0

are

is,

politically,:

:

into as him a clapped prison He resides in Dublin.-: Dr. elected for South newly

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the

is, forgery, we, vpntiire

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Parnell,

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from

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fr

already to sink

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regards

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whole

essential

the main Reductions

of

M

as importance, the landlords

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detail,

tanraent lett-er

.

mpst

'

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;

famous' .ijinentjas,'

come

bers,

.

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,

sixty,

in

Forster

Landlords.

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and', assassina yiplepce, member of the sihgje buried the have, eyen ,.T hey, letter a corner in sraall of the if 'it a'mere unimvvjere a

,

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The

with

cphniyance

made-.,

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i

of.

Sir.

Henry

Blake

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Sir

Henry

Sydney; November 21. Parkes' motion for

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(Limited).

Spirit,

wine,

;

and

the

hotels,

who

Long Tunnel

the

Australasia,

COMPANY

&

and Hall Mechanics' Empire and FeinckenCrawford's, Library, feld's and Buchanan's stores. Harris's The damages are set down at £40,000. and

Mr.

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the the the policy adopted of tfie matter, selection of Governors carried the hap, vbeen enthusiastically, the leader of the opposition seconding motion. The only members who. dis address:

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.Alderman

that

announcing

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opposition. '

destructive

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received

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demanding

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collecting

e

respectfully

continue

will

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17th

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supporters;

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&

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CO.,

to

O'CALLAGHAN,

,

Hon. Secretary. 1888. September,

ARTHUR

Manager.

DIAMOND,

J.

SCHRAMM,

'

payment

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bill has' of members' passed' its' second reading. thousand Eighty pounds have been; on the unemployed during! expended the. past year.

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under At motion ation

:fire

mob was the was wounded. at Hill a Broken of separ in favour of and the creation

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carried

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fromi

Sydney,

the

into called

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district sion; to be

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night.

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of Pier

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destroyed

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30.

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week.

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Sept.

20.

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new

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of

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Nov.

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GIVEN

AWAY

TO

BUYERS OFA BOTTLE OF BREOALBANE WHISKY. Shipped

by Alex.

Particulars

Ferguson

from

all

Store-keepers, Spirit Wholesale

& Co.,

Glasgow. Merchants,

Wine

Hotel-keepers, Dealers.

and

—

Agents Welch, Perrin

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yesterday. verdict and a

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The Australian Natives' Association here is to be addressed this evening by Mr. J. L. Purves Q.C., and other pro

minent

given.

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partner of Mr. himself in his a

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on

,

Nov.

/.Adelaide,

.j','

inquest suicide

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returns

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retorted

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stored

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upposition.

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to

heretofore.

as

TOLLEY

to

requested'

the result of their labours forward at an the Treasurer date. early For the Committee,

of

.choice Sir

G.BURNET,

1

the

ana

to in the

When the House

to

cheered,

loudly

th wraith, his carrying the colonies

W.

,

Parkes

;

a

on

Mr.

close the contrialiout one month and gentlemen in

i

their

,

relative voice

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iniquity

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evil

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those who of Christ"

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spirit

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greatest impositions the so-called Refor-

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of the gthe appointment Head of temporal sovereign; as; the Church." It is as absurd to made men to adopt rples .'by the,,, results of spiritual produce as to -apply the grace tdi the -soul.. I' gravitation as be just reasonable to sin is -remitted in original

of

'tbvtihe;!laWsi

to

as

any. co'iiiihissibn

.

<5f

'the

say:i'that can

country "to

ex

and

authority

.

when

parliamentary 'that

profane to

required

this.

by

in

things It has

by precisely

with

>

which

a

i

spiritual or

been

!

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spiritual or causes;

'as

causes, or

ecclesiastical

the

Queen

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and preach, can they; teach bc-taken them from the moment they' Cdasd to' plbase the Sovereign. .

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rbad

!tliat"

England

lone of the queens reminded a certain

National Library of Australia

spiritual j

Bishops1' ofbohntries

to

at

'it

.

as

it

and

«

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''looked

they heads years

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'desefing

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men,

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the

over

put-

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i

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to

compliment all

the

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fi

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his

thAt

grant'

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iio form which7 'to invidious

term

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ket'fer

we/'find of

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.'of fqor ..yprs inconspicuous .er/-

and

his j that tp hp /feared real title to -the .irrpgular advancement' Bestowed upon .ihim lies dn ythe:ifact that he is ducky bf <thoSe enough to en joy thefavohr who have the power to 'confer pro motions. The1 go ve rnment benches, ip

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least;

suggest

There to

disposition nob the the

of

the

to

only, most

present

prepare

a

change of government com'ein the immediate

the

iniist

,

isuoh

publication d?eti!fcipm vdiich

fcharges our highest legal dignitary a excite but momentary with which The pertinacity centres interest itself

tb at

;

opportunities

have,

but

the!

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out

-straw

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to <

results;

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with 'satis

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1

Mr.

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very

'

hbsi-

'goVertiineiit; '

ekpbsed

'pitilessly ah'd

1

Shbiit'on

cruel

rprrest's'

Mr;.'

and.Ir.

'logic,

brilliant and, ppwpjpui. The latter hon. member, rhetoric. has 'no who superipr,ipi certainly the House: as a debater, wapiat-his and. rgave best, convincing pi-oPf he "/ is i quite alive to the that of' his constituents 'Add interests in' with them thoroughly ky nipathy Pssen'tiAl On this.1 on all /'points:

Maymiou's

satisfactory

to

!

Lah'ds: weakness of 'the tioii' wAs' fhrther

starfclihg

is

though'

ingenious afforded

the

apathy

late,

As

.

—

but on other continue; grounds jt is much to be regretted. of Jthe' VidejireAd One "ieSiiit when may he the discovery,

too

raised

only

'

.

of

indeed the of, cause complaint. He all has, it ,mayi,be supposed, the ize'al /required for the leffioient of the duties' of / his nCw discharge offibe and 'it"is no ; high very

of

upon sdbjfect in so far'hatitassurance Affords'1 that the present state of suspense, the colony balances during which between two forms of uneasily be will not constitution, long allowed

clSffi"ffio#y in vain. "ThAt

'keen

numbered.

; —

if

business Council

of

j

to

1

to1

'for

thus

'

had

S:

interest.

being,

one

in

1yMch!'6th'efs

'forCfed'

slr.e

'c'aipkft.e

flock

seducer

a

incomparably

cbntainpdf

popular

him

"lifting1

mAny 'rungs

the1 officialladder

j

Even short-lived. of/ thej/famptis

ment.

for

''

at

'U'pOIl

The' interest to attaching done by our anything representa which does not tives in some way and affect this change, is feeble

against caused

on

/ 'But

i

reAson 'special the ohee: 'ovAr

any

'fritiire.

All

Mhiji-

had fepiiqg?; at „stake thpy .have, ;:.preferthe favoured

1

least

,#hibh

i

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.

.

of that

general

very

session jwscy for

is

which PAl'lia'jh!ayea 'But, sbiit'ing mentary constitution. " aside the oath and "fh'e; past ask who .will authorise we mistakes,

;

not"

V,pre!

;

'i „br authbHjfy, by 'His commission,

SppEFULi

important

things has fAb

impart ih'thbb'bFhef'bmiiiibns jurisdiction

.

been no,, principle would doubtless;/, red to offer /their yoilth Congratulations his singttlar! good fortuhe.

v

portion

of smaller

regard

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which

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has

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that,

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ordinary

a

is

temporal."

discovered

'tfdhIiidli'Ato cut "dd\eii!'his neecQ ess to'-sajr jbhat

eyinoed '

It .is Alary oppositionists enced by personal,,

I

(-fHis

;

subjects

ecclesiastical

or

'

a

:

time the constitu present question very naturally other into insigni every ficance, and occupies .the public of i all; Almost t'o'jthecexcltibidn riiiiid

'

all

iip'p'ii

;

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tbe

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'icoveted

FrenlAfMe kd vet bly 6om-

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—

tbte

history,

the the

to

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constitution;

,

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build my Church, of n 'hell1 shall' not And I wil 'it,' the Keys of the

(will

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of any

Y

com-

'c'olony

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of

vice.

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,

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souls.

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weartheir

'they

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charge without

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prove' are to bishops 'obliged take an oath, of which the follow " I do solemnly ing is a!portion and declare in testify my con science that the Queen's highness both is the only supremb' Governor realm and'ofiall other of her of this and Countries, Highness' dominions

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'Abd'Wh'aitsobf ''h'6'avbn; fhou shalt bind eartb ever upon shall be bound also in heaven." In this and in this house, alone, is the- flock of the Lord gathered. " There shaill be one fold and 'one hath This one 'alone fsh&pherd." received charge of the entire flock. " feed my sheep." Feed my lambs, one to himself the who takes

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officio

t

state,;

lrtfin 1UOD

that

sun

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fHBiffied

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sovereign

give

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was for instance, rrthe which but arose, a/ lew Agoy' upPh the EstiniAtes, Fhe of A> ve'ry appointment and alihosb gentleman,

post

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i

prevail

had any spiritual when it was granted the Crown. And as the Crown is from

billy

such granted null and void

not

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and

.

that

say

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ecclesiastics no these longer enjoy the title to any spiri tual unless1 authority, grantSd' by A local reference Legislatures. to either the Bible or the Patrology,

laws of It1 Would

M&n' so coiiimissioned people." are the clerical ambassadors fh'e' Grown but not the successors of the Apostles. They are, their the creatures ;very office, jtljq,

n

ID

as( olearv

the

never

authority, them: to.

follows-

a

pf

AtiA

CU

is

of

bishops munion

a

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noonday

brightest

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according

It

out.

find

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your.pw-i

Majesty. ofi tbat Christ who

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it

if'

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to

fully

tk/keih1

conversation.

hi'ghts when

Him'vho jibre'Joheapnomibed.')1y' uiio r;u-.<iM i.io/V is hath power.; This one emphatiHouse: tbe of puler;, cally tha,,, Thpy shall ,hear the' lawj frppi his Tp him alone did; Christ mputh.j «'mi

the authority much, stronger, was. manifested to and the confidence was him .of personally productive :on his part, pleasure yery great seemed to )bie rather But the power of what rthei1 Latins of the nature " aiictoritas" "rather than called " define Who is /to!, his '

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discussion

open,

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'place 'wdiild 'time And l'biithily an'd' in the Press

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their

HvitJh

worthy dbAt'ds

.

Matters

'

'deal

it

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i

altogether:,, vwrong '(that", work of the/, has mot theib obliged

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'dealt

to necessary put form, nor, inedi is' to be supposed that spiritua any claimed on this is title, authority

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to

,not

is

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'they

soverqiirialqne kingdom founded can give by and power to save souls. authority The bhly cobrse! idpdnf itbt-aLLwho desire to be' the real of successors of the Apostles -and -ambassadors built is to Christ ;,Hpuse jbo /the 'go. the Rook. fine They will upon

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head Church

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it that is it in /drgu-

camdfMmber

the

home,

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the

of

wondered Anglican

either

<.

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at

l'biier

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Perth,

head

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England abroad."

for

can

of

self-evident

so

is

ndt

1

;

The

Cup.

h'aVe,

have

or

.

Present

spiritual

realms.

the

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one to hold the Perth

determined

however,

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faker

.

Will

to

legally

case

great

dhe ./has no outside authority

that

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civil

efforts;

jbestjv

be

.

giving1 found and it

mistake;

seem'

no cbn'sequeAtly; what called was

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Church

the

,

1

claim those

1888.

to so few tickets having the above Consultation

Owing taken

letters

"That

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PppeKful.vStihiulus,jbo

theirii

iforfck!

suppose'!

pqwer1 we fail to perceive. Th elN&mo dat qiiodndrihdbet'qtfhia

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Melbourne TATION,

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Majesty patent

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would

subject

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Her and

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the Church of

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of

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other

iput,

spiritual'

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;of

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England

db'es

we

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jurisdiction

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expenses.

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clerics:

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men

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legislatd,

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Dr. Colenso; decided that the of has grant from the spiritual jurisdiction colonies Bishops in-; Cjown / to a which possess parliamentary is invalid in law." constitution, it Such the) would case, being: of the British that each appear colonies! has. the .honour /of having LLf 'J< iJJ fj\ll HTlj.li/ tj a Pro called into existence new learned in Church. Men testant

1889.

TION,

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AiybMrb,

l6nb"ifchln

jurisdiction.

that

vsras

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"'it

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to'

eiFeseion'

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public 'hen

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and accepted Crown, in the case

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court

clesiastical

the

by bringing

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quarter.

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diocese before

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his

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to

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that she f rocked him, and unfrock him.' Sdihe lyeArs bishop ago, Dr. Colenso, Anglican of Natal, gave such dissatisfaction, brother' en that' his -Bishops to him removed deavoured have

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existed

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yesterday. and has

had

has

long

ample

and

feed

to

which

provocation its strength. received

upon That

no has hitherto very must striking expression probably to the circumstance be ascribed better to that it1 has- been' thought

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until measures Reformative constitunondescript present to-. Mtion had been swept away, abuses with the many getHeir

prisoner named Jobn Harburne suddenly at the Fremantle Invalid "Death on morning. Saturday

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natural:

the

by.

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to ahorse ciuelty shoulders.

Beat

in

in

working

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causes" Coroner's

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was.

verdict

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the

N6rth'!Ward, 4s now' filled hlebted who \wis

Hl'n;Willitlins, 1

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on

bjffide

from' returned'

vacated by Mr.

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to

tlie

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Mbndsi,y

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jury.

.annual

Cbmmaridant's

inspection pf be held neyt '.aftetnoori. Members of the .Saturday ribtified to mueter at the armory, corps, Are at '3'3d bandoliers o'clock in full dress,' j;o beworn. will'

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Ernest

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Two

Isles, boys, Levi Wright" at the City 'up Police recently brought with the larceny, of aCourt, charged remanded for saddle and were bridle,

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for

wasfinpd with

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upon but that cation in acceptance of Such a. state

allowed

high

quarters;

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the subjeot every them in acquaint to his

ever

to

Australians,

:

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merits.

Their not

be,

,

will

honest

out

to'

prevent

rivalry,

positions

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—

,

happy

Government, for hunting-ground Home

or

as

office-

other climes who from seekers " and else, have nothing influence," The system them. to.recommend determine in future will which y service will civil1 into 'the .entrance i

I

be probably examination-

—

a

without not the fullest Affords

of

competitive system -which,

one

its

will

weigh

more

,

an

ILoral six'tabhths' stealing

i

tSenetal.'

Smith has been sentenced at Guildford imprisonment

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for

overcoat. j

made Mbndav a woman morninc, Police the Court, her 116th bow" before the charge 'of1 drunkenness. Fremantle.to

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caused on' Tuesday or morning last by the discovery, of three the Union four of blood between pools Bank, and Messrs. Sands & M'Dougairs! examined arid tracker The police a black the spot carefully, 'finally coming to the had conclusion that a. dog or other animal an< on the previous been run over night wounded by some, passing vehicle. excitement

Some

was

this

onq being settled. all grass nearly which say by natives,

witriessed

since

has

season' the the settlers '

pool dried

and

;

-up,

not

springs

great being many

-causing'a the result poor,- and

;

but this

I

,

;

not.

or

j

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'are

for

accountable

not

all

the

losses.

Messrs. Lukin & Monger's a extent over vast scattered .been and have seen the up to as the Barker River as far Napier Range to and Mount and Marowan North the North, almost Creek the South; to being entirely In

,

will

they are dying now from have for yet to wait two months be formed of the an ideamight losses be sustained on this .to hy the settlers when turned there furthermore, adrift, losses by dogs and hawks. "In be many as

do -their must .be said the managers justice.it io destroy, those pests, and look after their best has come, the rainy season and After sheep. the abundance of feed, and water, squatters the result will will muster their flocks, pro be a deficiency. In due course .the bably that the blacjcs follow are managers' reports little mention their arid very killing sheep, made of the vast numbers perished through kill but No doubt the natives want. sheep,

they for On Friday; when the item evening, the postal and department telegraphic in the Legislature; was under discussion for Mr. Marmion asked an explanation that while the of the fact salarie clerks in tho of the ninth and tenth; fchti Post been raised £10, .,had by Qffice clerk received no eighth proportionate: stated thali rise. The Colonial Secretary as he was unable to answer the question, had been prepared the estimates by the General. Postmaster

either

everyone

.

;

the

of

case

sheep they of country

are

natives have th.e unprotected, them and' killing away driving numbers if they wish to do so, at the

mercy

of

wild

in difficulty them in large besides bepg

no

-

dogs.

News Bridport gives a full descrip held at Chideock'pn the festivities 29th in honour of the Saturday, Sept. coming ofage of Mr. Humphrey Frederick heir of Sir sonand Frederick -Weld, lord of the Weld, G.C.M.G., Manpr. with The village was prof usely decorated a number of triumphal arches, .-and .flags, banners words of congratu bearing many to the heir lation and good will youthful' father. .and his illustrious Ther. Manor .House and grounds were elaborately orna mented with all that could add brightqess occasion. A decoration to the festive formed committee had been out of tlie and it well tenants of the estate speaks between for the cordial feelings existing that and his tenantry the landlord every with the gala day; caino thing connected the note off enthusiastically. Among the of events was presentation worthy subscribed for valuable several objectB themselves to and made by the tenants At the dinner which heir. the youthful the shel was given in the grounds under ter of two immense Lprd Clifford marquees, proposed the health of his young relative, and he hoped Mr. Humphrey would emu honourable career. Th6 late his father's .The tion

of

,

the hon.- secretary Mr. J. F. O'Callaghan, Presentation of the Bishop's Committee,' that the wishes us to state subscription the 6tli lists will be clqsed-on Thursday, and Those ladieB December, prox. as forr who have .not yet gentlemen are warded their lists and sums collected, to do so by the respectfully requested intention date mentioned. It is .the of the Committee to the amount present received to his on the 8th of lordship of the Immaculate December, -the -'Feast

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than any at its and, "pther times is a thousand prefer worst, intolerable one able to the present nomination. of arbitary

merit

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P.O. Ritchie says':— report,: to .the squatters' losses of sheep, doubt in their no repprt.theynWill the natives: as being -the principal will I to state However, endeavor, as them. This is of the I saw

well,. very do cannot want, and

i

-

that

black

of' food and water, scarcity the very sheep have, become .Mr.'.Lukinhas been .obliged of them dying. loose in the. bush- thousands of to .turn out otherwise .his sheep, or suffer chem to die for in those out looked want turned, paddocks

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,

imperfections,

presumption

At-

painted.

been burnt, I think is "correct have known to' fail

we 'Whatever be the reason, seldonp hear of an aboriginal suffering 4from mental aberration. A cuse, however, has been from lately reported Fremantlej womanwas One day last week, a native of unsound, mind "with -being, charged remanded her for and -the .magistrate medical.' examination.

theii

.

'if

are

-

reference

was to.leavei The "Dolphin" advertised iFremantle for., Geraldton on Sunday .lastj of excursionists desirous with being! notified to take at the races place) present tin that town. But man! proposes, arid did not The steamer 'God go. disposes." a fire broke cause or other, Through some out "on the vessel ori Saturday night last, at an hour when nobody was aboard. 'By at wari discovered the time the element it had gairie'd a fast its destructive work, of the and only for the exertions hold Fire Brigade, backed up with the assist attracted to the ance of many who were spot by the alarm which had been sounded, there is not the least the steamer would, have been completely destroyed.; doubt, As it is, the damage done, though great, is said to be covered Upon by insurance. of the occurrence,' those who had' hearing to have an outing, made ininds up their Mr. James; not a little were' disappointed. to the rescue. however, came Lilly, Hej " to Rob Roy" to| offered the dispatch two! with the excursionists, Geraldton, than .her usual time. Thisj days earlier and. announcement gave much satisfaction, are the Adelaide Steamship Company not'j

district

so quite conclusion

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that

iri

not the

Bpeaking,

seasons

Early

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the

interesting reference,

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of

his

matters driest

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lative

of honour the emolumient becoming afid and to secure a class of ; monopoly shall no! riaitive land thCir ;that as a convenient 'be: regarded longer with to be stocked lti&bef-rooin the, ;turji which have served 't'ools .

they

cause.

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decision.

Mr.

ex-j .we

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but

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A. Forrest moved in the Legis Council on Monday night that the Ecclesiastical Grant of £3,543 be reduced Mr. Horgan, "Mr. Richard by one half. Venn and Mr. Randell spoke in son, Mr. abolishment of state aid to favour of the Mr. while Mr. Marmion, religion, the the Hon. John Forrest, 'Morrison, and the Hon. the General, Attorney defended the Colonial Secretary strongly The speeches of the Commissionei vote. and of the Attorney of Crown Lands forcible. General were ,The especially been motion put, it was declared having noes" were in the majority.' that the the follows was called A division for, with Messrs. Randell, Ayes (7) ing result Richardson, Pearse, Venn, Horgan, Messrs. LNoes (13) "Keane, A. Forrest.-Scott, Congdon, Warton, Fraser, Wright, E. R. Brockman, J. Forrest, Marraion, Sir. J. Parker, Sholl, Marmion, Harper, Thus the Ecclesiastical G. Lee-Steere. vote was passed, though it met with mora than has been shewn stern opposition of years. tit .for a long period

de-j

never

aim

Council and Local Board THE'Munieipal' forwardbd at the "Port of Heeilth recently to 'Mrs. L. A. a letter Manning, expres-she with, her in- the loss sing1 sympathy of her hus 'had sustained by "the death of band. The "deceased" was a member to at the time of his the bodies referred demise.

reasonjl

narrow

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Conception.

Professor evening Friday, the Town Hall the open' 'at " Rink." Mr. Roller Skating Broadway Webb, who has had considerable experi ence in the management of similar con colonies and cerns in -the neighboring

To-morrow,

j

Webb

will

;

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is

just

making considerable provements in- the,

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;

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no

will

.

.to .

as

which charge

<

is

of

.their

arid

consideration, with, writing

the

figuratively

In of

deputation

,

the, |

arei-

I

sons

to stand object of level with all other subjects be content,: Empire and will to be their fortune, will

a

-

f

the

equal to engage in

fear

whatever on judged ..commendable f

long '

this spirit one into West clusiveness.

:

ere

AiffoYdfed

generate

,

t

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already

will

others There

Service.

a

intelligent, at the Kimberley,

to the addressed an by P.C. Ritchie, cbnstable energetic

report Police and

.

which

last,

.

a

of reliable

;

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Architects of the Perth representing and presented waited upon the Governor to His1 Excellency a petition complaining service the Government of officers in capacity. taking work to do in their private of the deputation; One of the members Sir. F. N. Broome which was introduced'to' read Dr. M.L.C., Scott, tlip by in His document. Excellency reply would the thai he assured give gentlemen

growing

a

Monday morning

On

to

Commissioner

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with

facilities

on

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be

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been; found lately and "the DeGrey, are as those of a They recognized map Cassell. He had.ievideritly "died named which was of thirst; His faithful dog, to all dead .alongside him, lying had, shared his fate. appearances,

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sensitive "especially sentiment national and finds voice, demand imperiously

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that (the expected Legislative at the. will ,be prprpgued end of

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The injustice certain persons pushed haste up the ladder With indecent men while better bl -preferment, stand is a to are aside, compelled and to be obscured 'frilct too plain to be "talked stubborn too away.

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Mr. W. T. Wimbkidge, the well known' undertaker died this' week" of Perth, was 39 rather The deceased suddenly: a wife and of age. He leaves years 1

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last,

writing

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in matters. The mining proprietary, Iga lead mine under the new has comMessrs. Crowbher & Mitchell, menced working agaimwith a few hands. 12 was This .mine; which opened up some Ridley Bros. years ago by the Messrs. ceased working about five years ago when market was in such a depress the mineral of depression iii ed state. As the wave now is the apparently mining industry the it is to be hoped :that passing away, of the Iga" will persevering proprietors venture. meet in their new with, success look The Victorian copper mine is still hands have been put ing well .and, more; The here during the past on fortnight. Mr. Hartley, has Company's manager, now about 30 hands at work on the mines, are and as the works opened up no doubt hands will be piit on. more An increase of hands at the Geraldine These mines lead mines has taken, place. a and. have been ior. >are being worked,' Crowther & tirii'o past, by Messrs. long Mitchell.. M view of our a general mining Taking out close of: the .the at the year, industry and encouraging look is bright compared and .'promises a with last good year, for 1889. beginning of New Ari, expert in coal, Mr. Robbins has been here for a Week: South Wales, the He visited supposed coal seam, at it said that he Port and is; Gregory, well of the place as coal-producing thinks

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again, preached the Come to for his text words, taking aire burdened labour arid me all you that He addressed refresh and I will you; to members of the Sacredhimself especially out to and .pointed Association Heart feel for and act one them how they should the other. urito to The 'public meeting of ratepayer, commuriicaiii I referred a former 'which

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doubt carried-

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from started

The

which

visitors that

was little

report mittee

from

the

St.

Patrick's

day

sports

com-

a that of prizes m announced drawing will take therewith on connection place The resignation of Mr. Thursday evening. was in James. as Warden, tendered, Storey,

his! removed, the ofto. haying,. The secretary was instruct grounds. pearling the thanks of the Society ed to convey, to him and its regret that circum for past services, him to be absent from stances compel Fremantle for a time. Mr. T. Whitely was for the vacant in nomination' position.

consequence

placed

that decided reports be sent to the Recobd, ings £5 10s. 4d, Receipts It

was

of

future meet for insertion.

all

Ha

in

ever

street

station while

boti

out

in that

I

think

went

at

the

can

be

the

put

a

host

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their 9d..

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ope'ratidn, -Sold in by, al World

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amounting,

to

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A widow

riding. such an

Spencer-

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on

was

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arrived

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H. .Ryan '

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notables,

Carbine.,

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colt

Zealand,

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of other

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in

circumstances.

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officially

(Vic.,) dren,

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woman

Tpongabbie,

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cut and

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Carpenter

who

every

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perance

proportibu of alcoholic; use An drink

bill,

if

a

year, placed reacli

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liquor.:

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daily ii!

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one

the

of" u» clergyman,, turn, the Anaericaji says .that niue.hundred million, dollars coined into sii yei; dollars qqd ou of another top

wpfiM

dizzy

of

1600 refusal

height

.milps.

distinct Queensland's To acr ceptas a Governor that Clijfprd L)pyd|' mail— Sir H.'" young Blake-whqin Knutsford would have 'sprung on her, "

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a niPst piece of 'irii,telling of the Government's ".Hotteutot" towards since policy Ireland, it brands ot the, .creatures Coercion ;a8 -if. riofc

indirectly

icism

actually

infamous

enough

to

be set

as at

at

least

thehead

not

good

ofasocjety

of free, oaen. has dprie Queensland, A colony that would not resent an

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we

are stibjct. called ithe justice, of the Human >

mild

any

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money paid exceeded

on

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are

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Siieep

for admission to the the previous year's Tuesday of receipts by £1920, the total amount It will thiib for admission being £5143. that the be seen attendance was far 'in -of as in 1887 tlie advance yeaTS previous wasin >1886 amount received £3223, and also £3616. It was a most crowd, as orderly of a little excite with the exception healthy an, ment now and then .over absconding or dishonest there welcher monte-player, and the had a were no disturbances police The vice-regal good, easy time of it. party of his the which consisted Excellency Governor Misses Loci), Lady Loch, the Lord Sir Hastings, .Lord Carrington, of South Aus "William Robinson (Governor people. gates return

The

is

will per-

spieri'didr

Indigestion.—

which

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8000 'guineas.

"past yeai-s the- numbers pre down at 130, OijO

racecourse

21,000

doubt

fliers"

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Vendors'

The

the

attendance

when

out

rehicles

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no

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for

:td

act

les,

sold

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estimated

best

with Pills, Btrengthener

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Mciclicine"

was

seventy-nine being caused by people .crushing It carried in the feturn out on journey. in all rail as against by 43,040 people '31,184 the revenue derived when last year, £10,843 10s. on The 8s. as against 15,665 Tuesday. also line was sent very as it busy, Footscray thus out 14,008 people, making a paid total The estimated number oiof 47,048. people trains, difference

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tnan

re-

Flemington was good,

choalra

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Remedy

which

the'

gentle

enormous

affairs.

snow

'some

be!

Camomile: mended as

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of all terms plimentary Derby Day, and especially the attendance... Although

train

and'

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ought

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pcocuvt

many level best

Norton's

have the surprised many old world, and among them Lord who racing man, Hastings,

mttAoanf

great

Indigestion;

the

genuine

uetier

,a

funny-. of our

verjr

best

Recom

must

from

estimate,

usual' fortnightly meeting of this branch at Fremantle, but held on Tuesday, was business of interest transacted. A

The Norton's

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the Cup race streams and continuous on the flat came together a wonderful the race it was scene

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seen; were

tales,

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secure

place

successful

out-.at The racing and the

delightful, river1

attendance '

to get value

Twnand

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Baxter's horned leg in a this, missing The wound is five inches bad manner. cut clean to the and the limb is long under medi I hear Mr. Baxter is bone. at Geraldtori. cal treatment I observe the' Sisters of St. Joseph's is further by a little improved cottage it. palisade being put around take arid other sports Horse-racirig on Boxing day at the Nockanena place

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second

be

I sincerely

apect,

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certainty that a

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miles

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butcher,

the

and that the limit usual; will The'roliiarks one hears daily different for men whom the prize'

sufficient

are

Handicap of that trophy

a a

its

or

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country. Our local

in

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xasLui;

events

to the

hard cash, or who takes

man

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to was this the especially had been while 'that won; Mick as: O'Brien landed

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being something

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be heard

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everything

to comes 15th, of annalB. Sheffield will be distributed' in Hhndicaps' beside two valuable, prizes, gold watches;' and a consultation wiUl be initiated. .£10,000 has obtained Truly, professional running a tremendous hold on' the Australian public when such opportunities' are" offered to irien who can fast. It: is run, thati, thought the

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Day. Boxing completeness

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that they could continuous roar

the

tance

and

sporting gleanings.

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delightful

the

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Telegraph

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Telegraph

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was

could

be. it will, to kept busy putting On the lawn band tiignor Zejman's as excellent did also another style; but it was Hill,' only at very rare

rights..

Stationmaster, Derby. to be Postmaster at Amy Crockett Edward Wright resigned: Wyndham, vice

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lawn,

beautiful

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the

on

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appointments,

t6

seen

Flemington

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Primes.,,

'wCte

weather

of'the previous cooled up and made, the got,

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acting by the

an

held;

Also,— Frank Magistrate, Medical Guild Resident Officer, Resident to act as Swan, ford, Magistrate, 'Lobar 'Court, and the of "the Magistrate in Guildford and to an fill, acting other offices' held the various by capacity, These the Resident Swan. Magistrate, in force Lho to be during acting appointments, absence leave of on temporary Georgu Police Leake, Magistrate, Walpole Q.O., His the has &c. Perth, Excellency Gpvernor been to the apprqy.e, following plqased! viz.:— M. Morley to act .as ;G.

,

;

fill,,

offices

a

aiixibus

is

.

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to

other Perth.

Tratman,

.

"

and

;

various

the,,

expressed

There fences. big ladies and soine of, to be seen were as

costumes

elegant

promenaded

they such

.

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i!

the

capacity, Police

Police Local

as

of in

Very

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Race

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was

Resident

the

"Lord

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Hurdle and

.

Had to apiply the estate he Had never witli, to a tenant. the 'terrors of the law' single as a :A' ihade a good tenant, gdbd landlord such; He was riildi Sir 'Frederick', was riot a' landlord who would wring every but Blood out of his he tenants, drop'hf had hri' interest iri' their, welfare arid his h consideration. tenants' his reciprocated

"

Magistrate Court, Guildford

.

7

?, act

case

Batty, jumps was, as. he him, arid be

the

.the itself.

'

in the

notably so Corrigan; Sootlie, "

over

take

.to

the;spprt

1

.

1

Fairbair

and

,

!

cancelled. have

is

to Fremantle,. the Magistrate

&c., and

Magistrate,

to

,,

;

in

returned runV Both loudly

were

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