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sinful!ittanings.

THE"GROSSERKURFUEST."

TheofficersandmenoftheGerman navyintendrisingamonumentatFolkestonetotheircesnredesoftheGroner KarfiestwhoweredrownedinthecollisionintheChannel.

THEMINISTERIALCRISISINITALY.

TheKingonSaturdayacceptedthe resignationofCountCorti,Ministerof ForeignAffairsGeneralBruzzo, MinisterofWar;andSignordi Brochetti,MinisterofMarine.

THECZARANDTHENIHILISTS.

TheRussianMiaistei,M.Miljutin, hasreturnedtoSt.Petersburgfr3m Livadiawithstrictordersfromthe CzartosparenopainsandtousewhatevermeansseemproperforthesuppressionofNihilismintheempire.

STRIKEINBELGIUM.

Astrikehasbrokenoutamongstt&) workmenattheEcoussinesquarries, nearMons.Adetachmentofgendarmeshadbeendespatchedthitherfrom Mons,andsometroopsoftheLineand Chasseurshavealsoreceivedordersto proceedtothesceneofthestrike.

ABATEMENTOFYELLOWFEVERIN THESOUTHERNSTATES.

Withtheexceptionofthelatitudeof NewOrleansandMobile,thedistricts affectedbytheyellowfeverarebeing visitedbyafrost.AtNewOrleanson Saturdaythereweretwenty-fivedeaths fromthefeverandtwentyatMemphis.

SPAIN'SSUCCESSATTHEPARISEXHIBITION.

AccordingtoatelegramsentbyDon Francoisd'AssissetoRingAlfonso XII.,SpainhasobtainedattheExhibition2,490prizes,ofwhich20arelarge onesofhonor,175goldmedals,435 silver,835bronze,and938honorable mentions.

THECOLLEGEOFCARDINALS.

BythedeathofCardinalCullen,the numberofmembersoftheSacredCollegehasbeenreducedto58-viz.,6 Cardinal-Bishops,43Cardinal-Priests, and9Cardinal-Deacons.Ofthese,the threeseniorCardinal-Priests(Prince Schwarzenberg,namedJanuary24, 1842Asquini,promotedJanuary22, 1844;andCarafadiTraetto,appointed July22,1844)areallwhoremainof thecreationsofGregoryXVI.The remaining55wereraisedtothepurple byPiusIX.ThereigningPopehas notyetcreatedanyCardinals.Cardinal Cullenwasthefifthmemberofthe SacredCollegewhohasdiedsincethe electionofLeoXIII,;theotherswere BrossaisSaintMarc,Amat,Berardi, andFranchi.

THEOLDRUSSIANTRAVELLER.

TheOldRussiantravellerwhois alwaysonthealertwritesuponanother ofhistellingflyleaves:-"Thefateof Indiahangsuponahair,orratherona blow.Imayadd,thefateofEngland also.Tolightevenforhomeand country'is-IagreewithMr.Bright aterriblething.'Buttolethome

NTH,THURSDAY,

andcountry'bemenaced,undermined, andruinedbyasavagefbe,wouldbea terriblecrime'likewise.BothIndia andEnglandareundeniablyimperilled byRussia.Withallmyloveofpeace, Iadvisestrikinganimmediateblownotatdwarf,butat.thegiantbehind him-strikingquickly,sharply,firmly, andunitedly."

RE-ASSEMBLINGOFTHEFRENCH CHAMBERS.

TheSenateandChamberofDeputies re-assembledonMondayaftertherecess.

TheDuked'Aubiffret-Pasquier,the PresidentoftheSenate,inhisopening speechreferredintermsofeulogytothe memberswhohaddepartedthislife duringtheperiodoftherecess.The Housesubsequentlyadjourneduntil Thursdaynext,whenasecretarywill beelected.IntheChamberofDeputies M.Bardoux,MinisterofPublicInstruction,presentedthereturnsofreligious congregationsauthorizedinFrance. Afterseveralnoticesofmotionhadbeen laidonthetabletheChamberadjourned untilMondaynext,whenitwillproceed totheverificationofelections,including thatofM.PauldeCassagnac.

THEWORLD'SFAIR.

Thenationalityoftheforeignerswho havebeentoParisduringtheWorld's Fairarecuriouslytraceablethroughan officialreturn,whichhasjustbeen published,showingthatduringthe Exhibitionaltogether203,157foreigners havebeenadmittedintoParisianhotels andlodging-houses.Ofthese,England furnished58,916Belgium,28,830; Germany,21,778;Italy,14,968; theUnitedStates,13,573;Switzerland,11,980Spain,10,004;Austria, 8,501; Holland,6,682; Russia, 5,725;SwedenandNorway,2,705; Luxembourg,2,238Poland,1,952; Denmark,1,767; Portugal,1,687; Roumania,1,442 Mexico,1,409; Algeria,1,382; Brazil,1,164; Turkey,898;Greece,854; French colonies,795; Canada,719;Egypt, 659India,386;Peru,186;Japan, 166Columbia,156Venezuela,148; Tunis,96;Persia,83;Chili,81; China,81;Oceania,69;Morocco,68; Bolivia,54;Ecuador,53 San Salvador,45;Guatemala,42Costa Rica,39;LaPlata,18.;Uruguay, 16;Honduras,13Nicaragua,11; andParaguay,111,674wereofunknownnationality.BetweenCalais andDoverfromthe1stofMaytothe 31stofOctobertherewere186,747 passengers,which,allowingforthe doublejourney,wouldshow93,000 persons,whiletheabovereturnof 58,916Englishwouldhaveevidently tobelargely.supplementedbyvisitors whostayedwiththeirfriends.

REPRESSIONOFSOCIALISMINGERMANY.

PrinceBismarck'srepressivelaw threatenstoproveoneofthemostformidableexperimentseveryetmadeina freeandconstitutionallygoverned country.ThoughaimedattheeliminationofoneparticulardisturbingelementfromGermansociety,andatthe suppressionofcertainpoliticaldoctrines assumedtobefraughtwithmenaceto theexistinginstitutionsofthecountry, itissoelasticandsusceptibleofvarious interpretationsthatnoGermansubject,' whateverbehisrank,throughthesta-tien,orpoliticalopinions,canbe.quite certaia_that,throughthestupidityor ill-willofsomepoliceofficial,orb'the maligeaat''agencyofsomepersonal

JANUARY16,1879.

enemy,itmaynotfromonedayto anotherbebroughttobearuponhimin suchsortastocausehimintolerableinconvenienoe-I-poseiblytodamagehis actualpositionandutterlyrainhis worldly-prospects.

CARDINALMANNING'STRIBUTETO CARDINALCULLEN.

ThefollowingletterhasbeenreceivedbyhisGracetheLordPrimate, themostRev.Dr.M'Gettigan,from hisEminencetheCardinal-Archbishop ofWestminister:-"Westminister,Oct. 27,1878.-MydearLordPrimate,YourGracewillgreatlyobligemeif, whentheBishopsofIrelandareassembledonTuesdaynexttofulfiltheirlast officesofvenerationandofaffection aroundthebierofthegreatPastorand PrinceoftheChurchwhomwehave lost,youwouldconveytothemthis expressionofmyheartfeltsyjnpathy. HehasleftbehindhimbothinIreland andattheHolySee,amemorywhich willneverbeforgotten.Itisnotforusto saywhattheepiscopateofthelateCardinal-ArchbishopofDublinhasdone forIreland.LookingatitfromEngland,itseemstometohavebeen markedwithaforceandawisdom seldomunited,andstillmorerarelyin sohighadegree.Therearefewsees intheCatholicChurchinwhichgreater prudenceandgreaterconstancyarerequired;andinbothhewasalways equaltothedifficultandtryingemergenciesofhighoffice.Thepublicvoice ofEnglandhasborneastrongtestimony tohispersonalandofficialcharacter. Asaprivatefriendofmanyyearsheis tomeapersonalloss,whichIsensibly feel.LetmealsoaskyourGraceto conveytotheBishopsofIrelandmy affectionaterespects.-Believeme,always,mydearLordPrimate,your affectionateservantinJesusChrist, HENRYEDWARD,Cardinal-Archbishop ofWestminister.

LEOXIII.ANDCOMMENDATOREDE Rossi.

TheHolyFatherhaswrittena LatinlettertothecelebratedChristian Archaeologist,theCommendatoreGiovanniBattistaDeRossi,nominating himPrefectoftheChristianMuseumof theVaticanLibrary.Thereiscertainly nomanlivingwhomeritsthishonour morethanDeRossi.Tohisexcellent qualitiesasamanheaddsthedistinctionofstandinghighestinhisknowledgeofChristianantiquities.Hehas beenjustlynamedthenewColumbus oftheCatacombs,anamefirstgivento hisillustriouspredecessorinhisscience, AntonioBoeioofMalta.Thewords inwhichLeoXIII.beginshisletter arethesameusedbyBenedictXIV. ontheappointmentofthecelebrated Mgr.GiuseppeSidonioAssemani,the Syro-Maronite,aschiefguardianor custodianoftheVaticanLibrary,when thelatterpublishedhisremarkable work,the"VaticanCatalogues."The MuseumofSacredObjects,attachedto theVaticanLibrary,wasfoundedby BenedictXIV.,whounitedthemina specialhall,whichhedestinedfor ChristiansarcophagiandforotherremainsofChristianantiquity.This institution,sogreatlydesiredbythe learnedofthatperiod,washighly praised;andtheProtestantHagenbach exclainiedthathecoaldnotimagine anythingbetterarranged.

THEBISHOPOrORLEANS.

Thekiie,,hopofOrleans'dailylifewas pre.eminentlycharacteristic.Hehas

beenaccuratelydescribedasamanof theutmostsimplicityandofthenatural tastes.Helovedairandlight,and couldhardlyenduretobeindoors. AtVirollayhedinedveryfrequently eveninthewinter,withhiswindows wideopen,keepinghimselfwarmat thesetimesbywearingaheavycloak. Hesatattablealwaysforaverybrief interval.Wonderfullyactiveandsparinghimselfnofatigue,theBishopof Orleanswasatalltimesaprodigious traveller.Inarailwaycarriagehe wasalwaysoccupiedeitherinreading orreceivingreportsrelatingtohis episcopalwork.Heneverallowed himselfamomentofidleness. Earlyeverymorning,afterreadingand meditation,besaidMass,andthen workedsothatatmidday,whenhe breakfasted,hehadalreadybeenoccupiedsixorsevenhours.Usually hesatattablewiththeyoungpriests, oneofwhomafterthemealreadaloud achapteroftheScriptures,oraportion ofthe"Imitation."Hisrelaxationwas inlong,rapidwalks,inthecourseof whichhewouldcarryonanimatedcon. versations,stoppingsuddenlyfromtime totimetoinsistuponsomepointwhich hadaffectedhimstrongly.Hewasone ofthegrandCatholicWorthiesof France,andwelookforwardeagerly tothepublicationofhisbiography.

ATTEMPTEDASFASSINATIONOFKING ALPHONSO.

AstheKingwasdrivingthroughthe CalleMayoryesterdayevening,aman dressedinablouse,standinginfrontof oneofthehouses,firedapistolathis Majesty,who,however,escapedunhurt. Theperpetratoroftheactwasimmediatelyseizedbythesoldierswhowere standingby,andconveyedtoprison. TheKingcontinuedhiswaytothe palaceamidstthetheenthusiasticacclamationsofthecrowd.Theman whoattemptedtoassassinatetheKing isnamedJuanOlivaMoncasi,aged 23,acooperbytrade,andisnativeof theprovinceofTarragono.Headmits thatheisamemberoftheInternational Society,andstatesthathearrivedin Madridonthenightofthe20thinst. TheballwhichwasfiredattheKing, fortunatelyhitnoone,notwithstanding thecrowdedstateofthestreet.Moncasiwaswithdifficulty-rescuedfrom thehandsofsomewomenwhowished tokillhim.Afeelingofgeneralindignationprevailsatthedastardlycrime. Immediatelyaftertheoccurrencehad becomeknowntheMinistersandforeign representativesproceededtotheRoyal palacetocongratulatetheKingupon hisprovidentialescape.Asolemnle Deumwillbesungtoday(Saturday) toreturnthanksforthesafetyofhis Majesty.Judicialpreceedingshave alreadybeensetonfootagainstthe assassin,whohasconfessedthatthe crimewaspremeditated.KingAlphonsohadreturnedtothecapitalfroma shortvisittothenorthernprovinces. HisMajestywaseverywherereceived withthemostloyalmanifestations.

THESUNDAYCLOSINGBILL.

TheParliamentarysupportersofthe SundayClosingBillwereonWednesdaymorningentertainedatbreakfastits theShelbourneHotelbytheIrishSundayClosing,Aaatiation.Amongthose presentwereSirWilfridLawson,the theIrePoorDon,ProfesaorSmyth,the RightHon.JamesStansfleld,andMr. A.Dickson.Letterswerereadfroma numberofgentlemenwhowereunable toattgna,AladitgatthembeingLord O'Hagani,Mr.C.E.Lewis,andthi

Bishopoflaitaioriek:otdmodals:aof thankswasmondtothebT000rDon, ProfessorSmyth,andLord011egae fortheability,seal,andtactwithwhich theyhadfoughttheprotractedParliamentarybattleofSundayclosing.The O'ConorDon,whowasrecAvedwith heartyapplause,reviewedtheprogress ofthebill.SirWilfridLawson,M.P., whowasveryheartilyreceived,said thathisreceptionreassuredhim,asen unprotectedEnglishman,toriseandaddresssolargoameetingofIrishmen. HelefthishomeinEnglandonlast Thursday,withsolemnapprehensions. ThefirstmeetingheattendedinIreland wasatBelfast,andliewasnotalittle surprisedat%dinttookplace,forno soonerdidheandotherspeakersappear ontheplatformthanagentleman,who hadalreadytakenpossessionofit,was seizedupon,knockeddownbyaQuaker andcarriedoutbyfiveorsixstrong men,whilehokickedfuriously.He (SirWilfridLawson)hadbeetshonored withabreakfastthenextmorning,and thefirstpersonhometwashisfriend whohadbeencarriedoutonthepreviousevening.Hoexpressedunhoundedadmirationforhim(Sir\V. Lawson),andapologisedfortherowon thepreviouseveningonlyhavinglasted twoorthreeminutes.Thisgentleman defoundtobeasolicitor,andasolicitor toaTemperanceAssociation. No sowhadasyettakentakenplaceatthe beenkfasttowhichtheyhadthatmorningassembled,buthowasnotwithout hope.IlehadneverseenanIrish questionconductedwithmoreability thanthatwhich,undertheO'Conor Don,badbeenbroughttoasuccessful issue.Forcombinationofcourageand courtesy,patienceandperseverance, dignityanddetermination,theO'Conor Don'sconductwasunequalledinthe HouseofCommons,andheearnedfor himselfthecharacterofcneofthe highest,mosthonorable,andspiritedof Irishgentlemen.Thepassingofthe billwasofimportanceinmanyways, asitshowedthatrightwould,inParliamentaseverywhereelse,triumph ultimatelyovermight.SirWilfrid Lawson, courseof'somefurther observations,remarkedthathehad heardafriendofhissaythatthe presentGovernmentwereputinto powertodonothing,andthattheyfoiled itveryhardtoduituntiltheobstrucCvescametohelpthem.

THEEDDYSTONELIGHTHOUSE.

him(*remthe Pose memery.hetbrAOKhyber' d' Queltih,itlsexpectedthatunlessthe Britishforcesthemselvesenergetically taketheinitiativetheywillbe desperatelyassailedatthoseverypoints bytheAffghansunderShereAU,who bythelastadviceshadestablishedhis headquartersforthetimebeing_at Jellalabad.

ARCHBISHOPOrBOUHGES. HisHolinesshasaddressedaBrief totheArchbishopofRenegesincommendationofhiswork,LaTraditi.n Cotholiqueterr Pontificale. AmongotherthingstheHolyFather saysinthisimportantdocument:"Forinasmuchasitisunlawfultoadd toortotakeawayanythingfromthe doctrinetaughtbyChrist,andtherefore itisnotlawfulfortheSovereign PontiffofthewholeEcelesiadamsto introduceanynewdogma,therefireit necessarilyfollowsthatit'anyobscurity ordifficult!occur,orexistasagermin HolyScriptureorintradition,itbelongsalouetothem(thatistothePope andtotheChurch)toexplain,elucidate,anddefineit.Thisbeingundoubted,youhaveunquestionably adoptedthebestmethodofdefending dieDivinerevelationofthedogmaof theInfallibilitydefinedbytheVatican Council,whichisnotonlytorestyour argumentontheauthorityofScripture, butalsotogothrough'thewholesuccessionofages,andtodrawfrontthem abundanttestimoniestotheunbroken traditionofthatdogma.Assuredly theworkyouundertookwasimmense, butitisonethatsuccessfullyrefutes allthecalumniesagainstthatdefinition, andthrowsafreshlightonthepurity andholinessoftheCatholicteaching."

MR.CROSSONOURPOLICYININDIA.

1lditltbr.abonkorte'bemiredendPtya babeAritachiefsanddirector,In Iletutir.Itisstillthefamoussword, thehiltofwhichisinthehandsof thePapacy.Inthefirstrankamong thoseassociationsisthatofthe Jesuits,whichpossessesnolessthan 67establishmentsinFrance,with 1,487avowedmembers,ofwhom123 areinParis.

FatherBurkeinBolton.

THESECRETorIRELAND'SCATHOLICITY.

Haringreferredineloitientlanguage totheobjectofthemeeting,leather Burkesaidhewouldcometothesubjectonwhichheproposedtoaddress themthatevening.Itwasa.snlject

INTERESTINGALIKETOPErYTESTAPTsAS WELLAATOCATMoLICs. totheEnglishmanaswellastothe Fishman;itwasasubjectaabsorbieg interesttothestudentofhistory,asa palpableandgreatandhistoricalfact; itwasasubjectofmostvitalimportancetoCatholics,asbeingagreat Catholicsubjectbutitwasofsurpassinginteresttothechildrenofthe Irishrace,foritwasalsoanIrish subject.ItwasthesecretofIreland's Catholicity.Anyonewhoreadthe historyofthehumanrace,brokenup anddividedasitwas,amongstthe nationsoftheearth,wouldbestruck fronttimetotimewiththestrange crisisthathadcometopassinhistory andwiththestrangeanbotnetimes foolishandsuicidalactionofnations andthephilosophyofhistorytnainly consistedfirstinrecognizingtheAllGoverningMindandtheAll-Directing fingerofAlmightyGodinthecourseof Inmanaffairs,andsecondlyinunravelling--asfarasthestudiousmindofman coulddoit--thetangledskeinofwhat formed

TheEddystoneLighthouse,recently reporteditsdestoye.)bythelategale, wasfirstbuiltbyWinstaeley.Itwas commencedin1696,andfinishedin 1699.Thegreetstormof1703swept thatstructureaway.Winstanleyhad beenwarnedthathispagoda-likestructurewouldnotstandthebruntofbud weather.Yetthoughbuiltofwood, itremainedforfouryears.ThelighthousewasrebuiltbyActofParliament in1700,andwasaccidentallyburet dwithi1755.Smeaton,actingunder orders,beganthepresentoneupon0 newprinciple.Iledove-tailedthe stonesofhisworkonewithanother, andevenhoundthemwiththerock itself.Itwasfinishedin17.59.The upperstoryoftheerectionwasframed ofwoodforwantoffunds.Itstill stands,andseemslikelytooutlast,if nottherockitself,theuseforwhichit wasiutendCd.

Asfortheloyaltyofthesubjectracesoftlindostantotheruleoftl.ie EmpressQueenVictoria,everyday brings,ofthat,additionalattestation.A telegramintimatesthatgreatenthusiasm infavouroftheBritishprevailsamong thechideandtribesalongthewhole fontierfromCashmeretoKlielat,includingeventhemostlawlessclans. Asforthepreliminaryarrangementsin regardtothecomingcampaign,General SirSamuelBrownewillcommandthe divisionassemblingatPeshawur,and t$euceeededintheViceregalCouncil bySirNevilleChamberlain,whoin thatcapacity,namely,asactingmilitary memberoftheViceregalCouncil,will accompanytheViceroytoLahore. GeneralBiddulpharrive&atMimion Tuesday,wiseacretheDowkiandBolan

TheIlomeSecretary,inthecourse ofasplendidspeechatSouthport,on Thu'sday,said,inthemidstofringing cheers:-"Therehasarisenashadow onthehills. c!ewenotyetreceived theanswerwhichisbeingleoughtby theEnvoyfromCabul.[Theanswer, astheabovetelegramindicates,has sincearrived.]Youwillnotexpect me,therefore,toenterintoany lengtheneddiscussionastothepolicy oftheGovernmentinmattersrelating toAffghanistan.Ourpolicyuptothe presentmomenthasbeenthat Affghanistanshouldbestrong,inrhpendent,andfiiendly.Wehave neverhadanywishtoextendthe Lotman,iesofIndiaintheirquartet.. ButtheconditionsIhavementioned, ofcourse,mustnotbechanged.Ifthe Ameerisnolongerstrong,nolonger independent,andtrolongerfriendly,it istimeforustoinquirehowthat comesaboutandwhatistobedone. Ifotherhifluencesareatworkinthat directioncloseuponourborder,itis time,atallevents,forustolookaboet. Itmaybethattheexplanationswhich inaycomefromCabe'maybesuchas maybesatisfactory,andwemayhear nomoreaboutit;itmaybe,onthe otherhand,thatwefindwehavebeen tiendingondangerousground,and thatavolcanohassuddenlyopened uponuswhenweknowitnot;but whicheverofthesethingsmayhappen, onethingmustbecertain,andthatis thattheremustbenodoubtaboutour ownpositiontheremustbenodoubt aboutourinfluenceonthenorthern boundaryofIndia;theremustbeno doubtaboutourownpowerandour ownsupremacy."

TIIEHISTORYOFOURRACEFROMTHE CREATION.

Amongtheproblemsdifficulttobe solved-amongstthehistoricalmysteries whichconfusedandperplexedthe studentformanyayearandage,there wasnotperhapsonemoreremarkable, moreextraordinary,thanthedifferent coursesthatEnglandandIrelandtook 300yearsagoonthequestionof religion.Heretheyhadtwonations linkedtogetherformorethan300 yearsandboundtogetherbythedestiny ofconquest-iftheychosetocallitso; oneracedominant,conquering,the otherconqueredyetbothunited,at leastbyaforcedunion,andunderthe geniegovernmentandthesame-law. OutoftheconquestofIrelandwhich tookplaceinthetwelfthcenturythere aroseanintercommunicationbetween thetwopeoples,whichspeedilyresulted inalargefusionofEnglishbloodinto IrelandandofIrishbloodintoEngland.

then,theaverageIrishmanand,the averageEnglishman'whaistheymet (applause).For800yearsandmore thenationalcontestwas°Winedand thenationalflagofIrelandwasupheld; untilatlengththefasionofthetwo racesbecamesouniversalthat,inthe sixteenthcentury,whenHenryVIII. ascendedthethrone,wefoundtheKing ofEnglandreceivingfromtheIrish Parliamenttherecognitionofhistitle of"LordofIreland."Thecountrywas atlengthdisposedtoyield;thehope thatshonelikeastarthroughmany stormendcloudseemedatlengthtobe changedtodespair,andIrelandwas abouttosheaththeswordandacknowledgeher'1i:1,4erinHenryVIII.,when thegreatreligiousreformationofthe sixteenthcenturymadethatswordto springfromitsscabbardnevertobe sheathedngnintillthegreatconquest ofourdaywasaccomplished-till iiliGLANDWASBOWEDDOWNTOCONTE'S thattheCatholicity'ofLelandwas immortalandimperishable(greatapplause).'Ihetwonationswereunited bythestrongestbondthatcouldbind nationstogether,namely,acommon lheNormanswhoellen°to Irelandtoconquerthelandkneltbefore thealtarwiththeIrishCatholic warriorbytheirsideNaymore,those Englishmenwhocameoverhelpedtheir IrishCatholicbretherntobuild nuthosemagnificentmonumentsof tnedirevalgeniusandpietywhichstill remainedtocaptivatetheeyeandmelt theheartofthestrangersitupassed throughtheland.Butinthesixteenth centuryachallengewentforthtoEnglandandtoIreland. 'Iheking challengedtheCatholicpeopleof IrelandandtheCatholicpeopleof England,andcommandedthemtoa .greatactofapostacy-todenytheir Catholicfaith.Nowcamethehistoricalphenomenonofwhichliespoke. England,afterafightofayewyears bravelyfought,lapsedquietlybut rapidlyintoProtestantism.

ARETURNOFTI1ERELIGIOUSCOMMUNITIESANDASSOCIATIONS.FRANCE. Areturnofthereligiouscommunitiesandassociationshasjustbeen drawnupbyorderoftheFrench Government.Thecensusof1876 showedtheexistence,saysGalignani, ofareligionspopulationof158,040, persons,ofwhom127,753werewomen and30,287men.Itisnecessaryto enterintosomedetails.The127,753 femalesarodividedamong844coinnmuities.Theypossess259central AmuseinFiume.,butacausiderable

THERACESMETASSTRANGERS--OFTENAS FOES, Theyfoughttheirnationalfighten mollyawell-contestedbattle-field. SometimesitwastheCrossofSt. Georgethatremainedfloatingover(lie foughtenfieldontheeveningofbattle; andsometimesitwasthesunburstupon itsfieldofgreenthatremainedflinging itstriumphantfoldstothenightbreeze (greatapplause).Inthemeantimethe Aeglo-Norman,whocametoIrelandas afightingman,remainednsaconqiieror,settleddownasnlandedproprietor,tooktohimselfanIrish maidentowife,andinaveryfewyears wassobewitchedwithlovefortheland ofhieadoptionandtheIrishwifeof hishos'mthatliebecamemoreIrish thantheIrishthemselves(applause andlaughter).Andthislitter-communicationwentonformoretitan800 years,andtheresultwasthenasitis now,namely,thatnomatterhowmuch opposedEnglishmenandIrishmenmight heonthequestionofgovernmentand thequestionofnationality--and,unhappily,inourday,onthe,morevital questionofreligion-yet,notwithstandingallthis,therewere

NoTWOMICKINTHEwennTHAT =UAWBerrieTOINTIPS sadleanedtolows

IRELANDREMAINSCATHOLICTOAMAN -Catholicinmind,Catholicinheart, Catholicinhand,Catholicinblood,and to-dayshewasmoteCatholicthanever shewas(greatsheering).Howwere wetoaccountforthiestrangedivergency oftwopeoplesunitedtogethersolong? howtoaccountforthestrangefactthat EuglatelwentonewayandIreland another? Theremightbevarious causesassigned.Letthemseeifthe popularonesweretherightones.Sotue peoplesaidthattheIrishweremore deemedtotheBlessedVirginthanthe English,andthatitwasthisthatmade EnglishmenProtestants.Ifthiswere tritelieheldthatitwouldbetoCatholicsasufficientreason,buthistorytold themitwasnottrue.Historytoldthem therewasasmuch-hewouldalmost saymoredevotioninCatholicEngland totheblessedVirginthaneverthere wasinIrelandSuchwasthedevotion totheBlessedViigininEnglandthat thewholelandwasproclaimedtobe "TheDowryofVary."Hewas ashamedtosayit,butithadbeensaid bywritersandspokenbyspeakersthat thereasonwhyIrelandremainedCatholicwasbecause

THEIRISHWEREL7C11APIG-HEADEDRACE

(laughter).HarryVIII.said,"Go thisway,"andthemomentheraid'it Lelandwenttheoppositeway (laughter).Thatexplanationwouldbe afortunateonefurthemifitweretrue; foritsupposedafisninesaandadeterinitiationintheIrishcharacterwhich, fromthebottomofhisheart,beregrettedtosaydidnotexist.Beadthe annalsofIreland,andtheywouldtell youonlyofdisnnionandwantofsta. Nifty.Thisexplanation,supposedan amountofconservatism,andtheIrish werebynomeansaconservativepeople, Why,then,weretheyCatholics?If theyanalyzedthisquestion,theywonhl findthesolutionofit,firstofallinthe veryinherent-constitutionintheCatho. lieChurch,antisecondlyinthefact, thehistoricalfact-eircnmatancesper, hapsfavoredtheIrishpeople,butwhat, everwasthecauseofit-inthefact thattheyunderstood(hail)!Antqalgg", ofcatholietkrbetterthanAltrx F°440IPPO*149, t

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IiitIERNST.PATRICKCAMETOIRELAND tabdeclaredthatailtheatiehorityhe possessedsendexercisedderivedfroth Rome,andtheinheritancethatheleft totheraceforwinchhefiredand laboredwastheabvicetobefaithfulto Rome,faithfeltothePope.Thiswas thelessonthatthemindandtheheist ofIrelandlearnedsodeeplyandsowell, andinthatlaythesecretofherCatho licity.St.Augustin*ofCanterbury andmanyotherEvangelistshadtanght Englandthesamelesson,hotshehad forgottenit,haddeniedthetrothofit. WouldEnglandeverbecomeCatholic? Hohopedit;holovedthethoughtdf it.WhenwouldEnglandbecome Catholic?Whenshewouldterntothe PopeofRomeandsay:"Speak,my Lordthyservantheareth."

CARDINALMANNINGATLIY&RPOOL

OnThursdayeveningtheCardinalArchbishopofWestminsteraddressed ameetingoffivethousandCatholicsin theLeagueHall,St.Anne-street, Liverpool,onbehalfoftheS.Joseph's SocietyforForeignMissions.There werepresentontheplatformtheRight Rev.Dr.O'Reilly,BishopofLiverpool;theRightRev.Dr.Vaughan, BishopofSalford;FatherBurke,of theDominicanOrder,andaboutfifty priestsofthetownandneighbourhood. InthecourseofhisappealCardinal Manningarguedthatoneofthemotives whichshouldinclinethemtocometo thepecuninryassistanceofthesociety wastheconsiderationthatsincethe restorationoftheCatholichierarchyin England,twenty-fiveyearsago,the CatholicChurchhadincreased.In churches,priests,ineverythingithad beendoubled,trebled,quadrupled.The Catholicsbaddonetheirstareinthe buildingupofthatmightyfabricof theBritishEmpirebywhichtheywere protectedbyapeaceandanorderthe mostperfectiutheworld. The Almightybadraiseupallthegreat empiresoftheworldforapurposeof Hisown,theRomanEmpiretofacilitatetheearlyspreadoftheGospel,and theSpanishEmpireforthespreadof theGospelinAmericaandtheIndies. SincethatthegreatEmpireofSpain badpassedawaylikeashadow,tillit hadbecomealmostthefeeblestPower inEuropeanotherhadariseninits place,thegreatesttheworldhadever seen,andthatwastheBritishEmpire. ThespreadoftheBritishEmpirewas theresultofthespreadoftheCatholic faith,bymeansoftheIrishpeople.If theypartookintheformationofits, greatnesstheypartookalsoinitsrespotisibilitiee,in,itswealth,hiits'powers andtheywerecertaintopartakeable initsdeemsAspireswereraisednp, tobetheservantsofGad,and,ifthey' servednotGod,Hewonlii-crnshthem. Theywereincontectwitheverynation, everylanguage,eve),tougue,tiedfor theveryendforwhichtheApostles wereinthebeginning,and,iftkeydid nutdethatwerk-hewas,no-prophet butalltheewealth;andcaMmerce,and MillitletyetSike)&kith-Elapin3;would vanishas"tabepherd'stale,"andasa

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attwigandtotingway elsewhereinourfirstleider,uponi receiptolf =trouncingthe suddeadeathof *nalretinaethe whole'5414ink`ginTheirkne4, whiletheBishopettiverpoolrepeatel theDt.Peiebliftel

i=bsessie=ifeesiessei titseliisti,ediiiii.'

Theimeeriplioalenthecodaofthe PriasilleofIrAndwasdese'Thts

MhetihoinentiddRsitestwielLordPahl, ofthetitleidf1e3.Peter's'inMdntotio, CenelineiChlten,krchbiehepbfD'ablid, fevarerlyArdhbithdpofArmagh,mid PriineteofIliIreland.Bern99thday ofApril,1806;herestedinpeectre4th dayofOctobersl&78,inthe76thyear ofhisAgeandthe99thyearofhis episcopeteeIntheleriweralofthe veneratedremainsfromtheCardinal's reeidenchtietheCethedealthesimplest betMeetimpressivesolemnitywas observed.Thefuneralproctiesionites strictlyreligiousinitscharacter.The childrenofthevariousschool'sinthe archdioceseheededthecore*,walking then'abatedtothenumberofmany hundredsAfterwardsclimethemembersofthesodalitiesandofvarious contraternitiest,whoWeisefollowedhi theirtorebythestudentsintheir academicelrobesfromtheFrench College,fromtheCollegeofConcliffe, HolyCross,andfromothercollegiate institutions.Aconsiderablenumber ofrespectablecitizensfollowingthese werethemselvesfollowedinturnbythe clergyofthearchdiocesetothenumber ofnearlyonethousand.Thehearse, bearingthecoffin,wasanopenone, drawnbyfourhorses,which,withthe caritself,wereheavilydraped.A servantfollowedbearingtheCardinal's hat,afterthiscoiningthecarriages withthechiefmourners-namely,Mr. `JamesCullen,bletheroftheCardinal Messre.HughCullenandPaulCullen, nephews; HughVersion,Peter Verdon,andtheRev.Dr.Verdon,nearrelatives.Thesewere succeededbythecarriagesofthefollowingprelates,whoattendedintheir episcopalrobed:-TheArchbishopof Cashel,theBishopsofGalway,Clotifert, Killala,Ferns,andRoss.Afterthe equipagesoftheBishopswastheLord Mayor'sstagecoach,drawnbysix horses,withdrapedhammer-cloth,harness,andornaments.Thisportionof theprocession,eeclusiveoftheLord Mayor'scarriagesandthemourning coaches,numberingeightyvehicles.

Thesolemnityofthefuneralpageantwas mostexpressive,fromitsdeath-like silence.OnreachingtheCathedralthe coffinwasbornein,and,theceremonyof Absolutionhavingbeenperformed,was solemnlyplaceduponthecatafalque.

J.SMITH, MerchantandGeneralImporter, HOW1CKSTREET,PERTH.

(CAHD.)

WILLIAM-SLOAN, (mita-mama AND CONTIIA,CTOH, GODERICHStitEtT,PP,RTH ForSale.

OLIVEOILOLIVEOILI!

ManufeateeedattheItteeeOrphanage; Subiaeo,nearPerth.

()trim0Th,('awarded1st Pilieat'theVitestkirnAnsteallanAgriceituratSeCiety'sShow;heldon the12th'Noeeiebeie1870),forsaleat Ichgboy:SrOrliana*,

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*gigot116711 & Atiktact, *Ns:XayStreet,'era, INFORMATIONandestimated ftrrntshedonelmatterstermini; toRailvireyeeMaehinery,andBngineerbig.Plans,drewings,contracts, llrttltrilethette;f6r*kVaillSadh prpared.gerieyioi andime provementsofpropertiesandesititede under&item Engineering,Architectural,Mechanical,andLithographicDriteghtentfan.

PiltrictMapesandReti0MOofthle Mealytobeseenof31Ir.Bt'ownels officeandcopiesOistairescl.

BifsinessofallMNreletng landtransactedattheSurVeyOffice. Applicationsforlandmadethere, andplansandparticdlarepromptly furWaldedtoallpartsofthe colony.

Perth,Aug.211tihe1876.

St.Joseph'sChurch, NORTHAM.

ABAZAAR

INAidoftheBuildingFiredofSt. JO8trn'snewChurch,Neatens, willtakeplaceinthattownon EasterMonday, the14thApril,1879,onwhichdayit isalsointendedtoopentheChurchof St.JOSEPH. Contributionsinfancyandplain Needlework,stc.,willbethankfullyreceivedbyMissM.SMITH,Perth,orby theRev.PatherMARTELL!,Newcastle. Nov.1st,1878.

JUSTARRIVED

"'CharlottePadbul," FROMLONDON.

TIMundersignedisdisposingof hisformerstockofimported goodsataREDUCTIONof20per cent.forCASH,ontheSELLINGPRICEofthesame.Healsoinvites thepublictoinspecthisimportations bytheabovevessel,consistingof Drapery. Haberdashery. Millinery. Men'sandBoos'readymadeapparel. Blankets-doubleandsift& Horseand'otherrugs. Tin,TinwareandWire.

ALSO,-

AsuperiorassortmentofConfectionery. TheGroceryDepartmentiswellreplenishedfromfirst-ratestocksinTeas, Sugars;andothersuppliedbelongingto thisbranchofthetrade.

Tobacco,Provisions,Flour,Bran, Pollard,&c.,ofinitialerquality,always onhand.

Theforegoingwillbedisposed'ofat pricesascheapasdogeobtainingin anyotherhouseinthetradeinthe colony.

JOHN'SCOLLARD, BarrackStreet,Perth,(oppositethe TownHall).

let'Tannery,1811.

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mthletott1Bold Motes,will'conilitese BetziikRD, .DItI110 and largelyincreased-accomodation visitote. CaririegeentrancefroniMurraySt, duriitaltiratihns.

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PracticalSaddle,farness AND eh(MrIff*kWr (Mollsitkirr,PitEitlAfTrt.)

BEGStoreturnthanksforthe liberalsupporthohasreceived duringthepasteightyearsholaisbeen uibusiness,andhopesforaContinuance ofthesame.

S.B.-SpeCialattentiontoCOUNTRY ORDERS. Agodsupplyofreadymade CartHarness,Collars,&a., alwaysonhand.

GENTS'SADDLES,ClIGHARNESSand everydescriptionof 41Addlery, madetoOrder,ontheshortestnotice. MaterialsandWalt/unshipguaranteed.n'Repairsexecntedwithneatness enddettateh, lst)smeary,18'79.

`JOHNBULL'INN HOWICKSTREET,PERTH.

J.C.CHIPPER,

THEproprietorofthisold-established andwell-knownInn,begsto returnhissincerethankstohisfriends andthepublicgenerallyfortheliberal patronagehehasenjoyedduringthe yearshehasbeeninbusiness.

ExtensiveAdditions

`JOHNBULL'INN

nowoffersHotelAccommodationtothe public,equal,ifnotsuperior,tothatof anyHotelinthecity. ThecentralpositionofthisHotelalmostimmediatelyoppositethepublic entrancetotheTownHall-andinclose vicinitytothePublicOffices,offersadvantagestofamiliesandothersvisiting thecitypresentedbynootherHotel.

GoodAttendance

; thebestofWines,Spirits, andSeers;anExcellentCuisine; andacarefulexperiencedOstler,maybe relieduponasalwaystobefoundat thisHotel,andarethemean,bywhich theproprietortruststosecurealarge amountofpublicsupport. Perth,Nov.1st,1878.

HORSEANDGROOMHOTEL, PERTH.

E.CONNOR

DESIREStoreturnhissincere thanksforthepatronagehehasreturnedfromhistownandcountry friendsduringthefouryearshehas andtheProprietorofthisold-establishedhouse.Havingextendedhislease ofthesame,hetruststhatthrough strictlyattendingtobusinessandstudyingthewantsofhiscustomers,to ensureafairshareofcustom.

Hehagalwaysonhand,Winesand Spiritsofthefirstquality;alsoAle andPortersofthebestbrands.

InadditiontoanordinaryBagatelle Table,theHoteldepartment,whichis repletewitheveryconvenience,contains meiofAilcock'sBilliardBagatelle Tables,recentlyimported.Thereis alsoaQuoitand'Skittle.Ground-An thee°whowishformoreathletic exercise. IRV.Commodioutisglihiisg,and alvreysonhandastockofHay)Barley, OatsandCut-hay;andaftOstler anyhourinnttenearica.Ana,as-every departmentiswellattendedtoand therooghlylookedafter,andnothing seediestonthepartoftheProprietor forthedomeortandamusementofhis customers,hehopestoreceiveacroeuate patronage, PerthAntroxyle1679.

THEWESTAUSTRALIAN-CATHOLIC.

"DevonshireArms" HOTEL,Conlin*OFHAY

St.IiinoantdePaull,Orphanage Sttbiaco.

AID

Illeaysek. (Ownuance'sWalkfiliatheTorsHell)

THESistersofMercyacknowledge withthanks,thefollowing donation

timecolonist,.generally,andtorankitat nodistantdate,amongthemost.useful, nswellasthemostbeneficialofcolonial Institutions.

CARDINALCULLEN.

PERTH.

MR.MICHAELMoMAHONin returningthankstoMspatrons andthepublic,forthepatronageextendedtohimdininghisproprietorship ofthisoldestablishedHotel,hopesby aesiduousattentiontothewantsand comfortofhisvisitorstomeritacontinnineeoftheirsupport.

ToFamiliesandLadiesandGentlemenvisitingtheCityonbusinessor pleasure,thisHotelwillbefoundpossessingeveryconvenienceandrequirement.Fromitscloseproximityto theTownHallandallthepublic offices,itbeingintheverycentreof the-city,givesitadditionaladvantage's. Families,WeddingParties,and othersmayrelyoneveryconvenience aidconsiderationbeingshownthem, asMrs.McMahonwilluseeveryendeavortomakehervisitorscomfortable andathome.

TheHotelDepartmentcomprises Wines,Spirits,Beers,&cofthevery bestquality,fromthebesthouses. Largeandcommodiousstableswill befoundattachedwithanample supplyoffodderalwaysonband,with theservicesofcarefulandattentive ostlers.

TitoProprietorisdeterminedby carefulsupervisiontomaintainthis Hotel,inpointofconvenience,cleanlinessandcomfort,secondtononein thecolony.

Perth,Jannary1st1879.

ToOurReaders.

WEbegtoinformourreaders thatMr.J.F.O'CALLAGHAN, -Perth,hasbeenappointed GeneralBusinessManagerfor theRecordnewspaper.Local agentsandsubscribers,will payoveraccountsdueto papertohim.Intendingadvertisers,will,onmaking applicationinthesamequarter, obtainallneedfulinformation. Subscribersarerequestedto notifyanyirregularityinthe deliveryoftheRecord,tothe samegentleman,fromwhom theircomplaintsshallreceive promptattention,

Wehavealsotostate,that Mr.F.J.TOWNSEND,jun.,has undertakenthedutiesoflocal 'wentforFremantle,aidMr. J.F.CONNOR,fortheYorkdistrict,andthattheyareauthorizedtocollectallsubscriptions, andtheirreceiptwillbea sufficientdischargeforthe paymentofsame.

NOTE.-Letters,andother communications,forinsertion inthe1?eco,d,aretobeaddressedtotheEditor,Perth, asheretofme.

Perth,Aug.13,1878.

pill':REV..1.O'REILYbegsto acknowledgewiththanks,the followingsubscriptionscollectedby MissM.McCourtatRoebourne,towardspayingthedebtincurredinconnectionwithMarbleAltar,St.Patrick's Church,Fremantle

DonationstothePaO.Orphanages.

THESistersofMercyacknowledge withthanksthefollowingdona- tions:CollectedbyMill

DIRECTORY.

24.-FRI.S.Timothy,B.Mart.

25.-SAT.ConversionofS.Paul,Ap.

26.-SUN.S.Polycarp,B.Mart.

27.-LION.IIIalterEpiphtny.

28.-TUES.S.JohnChrysoatom,BConf. andDoctor.

29.-WED.:S.TrancisofSaks,B.Conf andDoctor.

30.-THUR.S.Felix1V,P.Conf.

31.-FRI.S.PeterNolasco,Conf. FEBRUARY.

1.-SAT.SIgnatius,B.Mart.

2.-SUN.PurificationofII.V.Mary.

3.-MON.IVafterEpiphany.

4.-TUES.S.AndrewCorsini,B.Conf.

5.-WED.S.Agatha,Virg.Mart.

6.-THUR.S.liyaeinthaofliaristotti, Virgin.

DEATH.

CONNOR.-AttheHorseandGroom lintel,Perth,onSaturday,Jany.4th,1879, FRANCESMARY,aged39years,thebeloved wifeofMr.EdwardConnordeeplyre-grettedbyherbereavedhusbandand sorrottingfamily.

THEWEST

gerp111.

THURSDAY,JANUARY16,1879.

"Beindefatigableinyourpurpose,andwith undauntedspiritresjoliniquityandtryto conquerevilwithgood,havingbeforeyoureves herewardpreparedforthosewhocombatfor henameofChrist."-PiusIX.

THELEAGUEOFTHECROSS.

THE"LeagueoftheCross"wasformallyestablishedinPerth,inthe CathedralChurchonSunday,the.5th inst.,bytheVicar-General,theVery Rev.M.GIBNEY.Therewasavery largoattendanceofthecongregation present,ontheoccasion,andprevious totheenrollingofmembers,theVicarGeneralbriefiyandclearlyexplained theaimandobjectoftheLeague,and concludedbymakingastirringappeal toallpresenttobecomemembersthereof.Theresultwas,wearegladto report,thatconsiderablyover160 personspubliclyenrolledthemselvesas TotalAbstainers,andsomewhereabout 60perserF,asPartialAbstainers.Wo feelconvincedthatCatholicsthroughout thecolony,willbegratifiedatlearning thattheft"LeagueoftheCross"hasat lastbeensuccessfullyestablishedin Perth,andfurther,willheartlywishit successandprosperity.TheincalculablegoodtheLeagueisdestinedto effect,eanuotbeover-estimated,and wehavenodoubtthatthebenefitsthe Leaguewillconferonsocietygenerally, willbecordiallyacknowledgedbyevery one.Besidessuppressingoverindulgenceinintoxicatingdrinks,theradical changeinpublicandprivate morals,whichwillfollow,areamong themanyreasonswhichwillnot failtocommendittothesympathiesof

Bythesaddenanddeeplylamented deathofCAUDIXALCULLEN,ArchbishopofDublin,reportedinourlast issue,theChurchhaslostoneofits mostillustriousPrelates,andIreland, oneofhermostearnest,sincere,and faithfulservants.ThelossthatIrelandandtheChurchhassustained,by thedeathoftheCardinal,ismanifested strikinglybytheNationalexpressions ofsorrow,whichthatsadeventevoked fromthepublicpress,andthetributes fhomageandrespect,whichbarebeen paidtotheCardinal'smemory,inevery countrythroughouttheworld.While thepajamaIrelandmournedsineerly, thelossofagreatprelate,Catholicsin eve!),clime,heartilyjoinedthatpeople inofferinguptheirprayerstoHeaven, forthehappyreposeofthatgreatsoul, whointhislife,didsomuchtopromote thewelfareandprogressoftheCatholic Churchandtofurtherthebestinterests andrealprosperityofthepeopleof Ireland.CARDINALCULLENduring hislongandeventfulEpiscopate,has donesuchgloriousworkfortheChurch ofwhichhewassuchabrightornament,thatCARDINALCULLEN'Sname inIrelandcannotfailtobeheldinfond rememberance,andbereveredinthat countrybygenerationsyetunborn. FullofApostoliczeal,whiteasPrimate ofallIreland,andsubsequently,as ArchbishopofDublin,CARDINAL CULLENneverceasedtolaborferthe gloryofhisbivineMaster,andthe exaltationoftheChinchinIreland. CARDINAL.CULLEN'Slaborsintl.o causeofeducation,andthespread ofreligiousandCharitableInstitutions,throughouttheArchdioceoof Dublin,areinntteisofhistely,aid everyvisitortotheIrishcapitd,hears willingtestimonytothegreatpractical workswhichhavebeenaccentandwhichhaveresultedfrom theuntiringzealandlaborsofthegreat Cardinal.CardinalCULLENwasnot onlyhoweuer,agreatreligiousbenefactorcfIreland,butliewas alsoaPrelate,thathasleftthe impressofhisnameandtimemarksof theprinciplesofwhichliewassuchan ableadvocate,onhersocialandpolitical Institutions.Fitinlyandfondlyattached totheHolySee,CardinalCULLENwas stillntthesametime,nationalaswell loyal.CardinalCULLENwastoolarge souledtoflatterthepowersthatdi'hied thedestiniesofIreland,whileyetlie didnotflinchfrompowerfullyand effectivelydenouncingallsocietiesand orgnnizationswhichtendedtofoment rebellion,ordisturbthesocial&brie. CardinalCULLENwasatrueNationalist, andwhilehestudiouslyavoidedany displayof'maudlinloyaltyhewasyet thebestsupporteroftltothrone,andthe truestfriendofthepeople.The"Life andTimes"ofCardinalCULLEN,Which woaregladtosay,isalreadyincourse ofpreparation,willmakeusfamiliar withanexceedinglyinterestingperiod inIrishhistory,andwillalsounquestionablycontainmanyinteresting reminiscencesofthegreatCardinal, whoselosstheuniversalChurch,as wellasthepeopleofIreland,somach deplore.TheIrishEpiscopacyalready numbersamongstitsranksninny brilliant,holynames,butwhentime historyofCardinalCULLEN'Stimes,lugs beenwritten,weaugurfewamongthat brightgalaxy,willbefoundmoredeseriingofthelove,veneration,and gratitude,oftheIrishpeople,thanthe latedeeplylamentedCARDINALPALM CULLEN.

THEGOVERNMENTAND PUBLICOPINION.

THEcelebratedSYDNEYSMITH,wrote somesixtyyearsago:-"Itisthe easiestofallthingstoo,inthiscountry, tomakeEnglishmenbelieve,thatthose whoopposetimeGovernment,wish1,, ruinthecountry."ifsuchwas,really theopinion,ofEnjOialttROkieffkketom

16,4879.

repliedthelineswehavequoted,itis 'pet-mintyjustnowtheopinionofEnglish palmistsinWesternAustralia.To suchapeashavetimingscome,thatto opposetheGovernment,ortoentertain anopiniononpublicmatterecirhich wouldnotmeetwithmitringat GovernmentHouse,islookeduponma certain-markofdisloyalty,andtopreen=tocontendagainsttheGovernment,thattheexpenditureof150,000 onourhigh-waysandbye-waysisa sheerwasteofpublicmoney,indicates buttooplainly,thatthebottlerofsuch viewshasnottherealinterestsofthe colonyatheart,andtostoutlymaintain, despitetheassertionsoftheenemiesof allchange,thatourpresentConstitution isworthless,andisonounderwhich thecolonycanneverprogress,isindubitableevidencethattheholderof suchopinionsundoubtedlydesiresthe veinoftheconntre.,Thatsucharethei4eas oftheofficialleadersorrepresentatives ofpublicopinion,cannotbedoubted, and,asaconsequence,atthepresent moment,thereisneitherpoliticallifeor activityinWesternAustralia.A conditionofsocietymoredeplorable cannotbecontemplated,andhowitcan beexpectedthatthecolonycanprogress, whenthesupposedrepresentativesof thepeopledonaughtelsebutreflect andendorsethepopularopinionsof GovernmentHouse,isapoliticalproblem,thesolutionofwhich,must,atan early(late,ofnecessity,forceitselfupon theattentionofcolonists.Therecan benoquestion,thatasoundvigorous publicopinionisessentialtoour matrialprosperity,anduntilpublic opinionisfosteredandcreatedamongst us,andthepowerofthatpublicopinion broughttobearuponourGovernment, WesternAustraliamustcontinuetobe the'sleepyhollow'oftheAustralian group,Itisidletohopeformateriel prosperityevenwith£200,000atour disposal,iftheGovernmentofthecolony isnotmadeamenabletopublicopinion. Whatcheckisthereatthepresent momentontimeGovernmentthatrules overus?Nonewhatever.Andwhat istheresult? Preciselywhatthe Pressofthecolonyhasoverandover againrepeated,extravaganceandblunderingitiallPublicDepartments-the costofGovernmentdailyincreasingandtherealsourceofthecolony's wealth-PEOPLE-diminishing?Yetin thefaceoftheseundoubtedfacts,any attempttoopposetheGovernment,is lookeduponbyourrepresentatives,as anattempttoruinthecountylA vigorouspublicopinionisnecessaryto secureouronwardprogress,andwithoutthatpublicopinion,beitnoted,we aredeprivedoftheonlymeansby which"thefewareeverprevented frontruiningthemany."Thecolony atpresent,iscertainlyinacritical conditionandtofosterandcreatea soundandvigorouspublicopinion, shouldbetheobjectofeveryonewho hasthetrueinterestsofthecolonyat heart.'litePressofthiscolony,and notablytheFremantleHerald,has certainlydonemuchtocreatearound publicopiniononpublicquestions,but aswehavebeforestated,untilthe influenceofpublic()pillioncanho broughttoeffectuallybearoncolonial affairs,thatpsisperityallcolonistsso muchdesire,canneverbeattained. 'rakingacalmandimpartialviewof thestateofthecolony,andconsidering theutterabsenceofpublicopinionor publicspiritamongstus,ouronlyhopes ofasafe,speedy,andmuchtothe desiredchange,isintheassumption withoutdelay,of-RESPONSIBLEGOVERNMENT.

THELOANBILL.

ABITCHsomewhere.TheBillPa. turned.Loanreducedto£100,000, these,andotherweretherumours afloatonthejear'sendof1878.Now itisknownthattheBillisreturned, andwhy.itbecomesdesirabletolookat thehistoryofthehenandthegeneral characterofthebillwhichhasbeen sentback. GovernorRontaboainhisdope,* totheSecretaryofStateforthecolonies 6th 1877,opetektbst-110140$4,411. Soicallet,*4)0,Joistis,.Wok*

Afterreferencemadetothereining-of the06,000,fbrtheGeraldton -atStpercent.premiuminMelbourne thedespatchproposesthe:velmentof thepresentloanbyasinkinghaof £2eat.andcontinues,"Itmight "Possiblybetotheadtantgeof'the "sobertofloattheitipttlosein LdndonthroughtheIntertentionof "theCrownAgentsforthecolonies; "andthisisapobitonwhichIshould "*elobligedfbranyadvicewith "whichyOurLordshipmayfavourme intheeventoftheworkincontemplationbeingsanctioned."

ThereplyoftheSecretaryofState datedLondon,lothSeptember,1877,is significantandisembodiedinparagraphs67and8ofthecolonialoffice despatch,whichwegiveisextent°.

Par6."Astotheraisingofthe "necessarycapitalbythesaleofGovern"wentDebenturesinMelbourneIwould "onlyobservethatastheother "AustralianGovernmentsfinditad"vantageoustoraisemoneyforpublic "purposesintheLondonmarketit "seemsprobablethatWesternAustralia "hasnothingtogainbyadoptinga "differentcourse.OnthecontraryI "observethatatthetimewhenyour "GovernmentobtainedLIpercent. "premiumontheloaninMelbourne, "debenturesoftheotherAustralian "coloniesbearingthesamerateof "interestwerecommandinginLondon "averymuchhigherpremium.Un"lessindeedthe£1percent.premium "towhichyoureferrepresentsthenet "premiumafterdeductingthecostof "placingtheloanthroughtheNational "BankofAustralasiatheDebentures "mustinrealityhavebeendisposedof "atadiscount."

Par7."Itmustberememberedalso "inconvectionwiththequestionthat "aconsiderableproportionofthemoney "willberequiredtomeetpaymentsfor "ironandothermaterialsinthis "countryandthatunlessthecourseof "exchangeundergoesverygreataltera"tions,whichinthelightofthe "experienceofpastyearsdoesnot "seemprobable, be "toremitfromLondontothecolony "thnnforthecolonytoplacefundsin "thiscountry."

Par8."Theconditionsasregards "therateofsinkingfund(whichat£2 "percent.ishigh)theperiodcf "redemptionetc.,willrequirecareful "considerationassoonasthetechnical "questionsofconstructionshallhave "beensettled;butinthemeantimeI "wouldremindyouthatadraft "ordinance,embodyingtheconditions "onwhichsuchaloanasiscontem"platedcouldberaisedintheEnglish "markethasalreadybeenforwardedto "WesternAustralia." ReferwenowtotheDespatchesjust tohandandweshallhaveakeytothe presenthitch.Althoughadraft ordinancefurtheraisingoftheloanin Londonhadasweseebeenspecially sentouthere,itdoesnotappeartohave beenused,butourLoanBillinstead framed,or,astheSecretaryofState putsit"modelled"uponaSingapore Ordinance,whichasthedespatchexplainswasnotadaptabletoourrequirements.Tothislittleblunder-ifso mildatermisapplicable-thereassemblingoftheLegislativeCouncil onthe13thinstantisattributable.'rhe ImperialGovernmentiscertainlynot tobechargedwiththemistake,orthe delay,northeexpensetoourM.L.C's whichithasoccasionedbycallingthem totheCouncilChamberatthismost inopportuneseasonoftheyearfursuch agathering.Wheretheblamelies, seemstobespecificallyindicatedbythe ColonialOfficedespatch,inconnection withwhichwecannotavoidremarking thatunderasystemofResponsible Governmentsuchamistakewouldnot havehappened.Thensomelion. memberwouldhavechallengedthebill. Noweverythingistakenforgranted. "EverythingislefttotheLawOfficersoftheCrown"saidanM.L.C. whenspeakingonthesubjectafew dayssince,andwebelievethatthiswill befoundtobethecaseuniversallyand tothegreatdetrimentofthecolonyso longasthepresentformofGovernment continues.

Buttoreturntothe/401M1Bill. Soltige10as.passedenatorthat"so

"longssanyofthedebenturesremain "outstandingtheGovernor.shalliu eachhalf-yearendingwiththeday "Onwhichtheinterestonthedolma"turesfalldueappropriateoutofthe "generalrevenuesandassetsofthis "earlyasnitequaltoone-halfofthe "annualinterest,andonahaUper "cent.inadditiontheretoonthewhole "ofthedebenturespreviouslyissued, "includinganywhichmayha%been "purchasedorredeemedashereinafter "mentionedandremitthatsumtothe "CrownAgentsatsuchtimesaswill "enablethemtopaythereoutthethen "currenthalf-yearsinterestontheday "whenittailsdue."

Ths..ColosialOfficedispatchsaysthat theAllowingshouldbesubstitutedfor Section10.

"SolongasanyoftheDebentures remainoutstanding,the'Governorshall appropriatehalf-yearlyoutofthe generalrevenuesandassetsofthis Colonyasumsufficienttoprovidethe half-year'sinterestonthetotalnominal valueofallDebenturesissued(includinganythatmayhavebeenpurchased orredeemedashereinafterprovided); andafterfiveyears*OMthedateof thefirstissueofDebentures,the Governorshallinlikemannerappropriatehalf-yearlyafurthersumequal toteashillingspercent.onthenominal valueofallDebenturesissued(includinganythatmayhavebeenwithdrawn bypurchaseorlotashereinafterprovided);andshallremitthesaidsums totheCrownAgentsatsuchtimesas willenablethemtopaythereoutthe thencurrenthalf-year'sinterestonthe daywhenitfallsdue."

And"inSection15,insecondline, toomitthewords"dayon,"andsubstitutethewords"fifthyearin,"

WenotethattheGovernor'scircular tothemembersofCouncilconcludes with,"HisExcellencytruststhatit willbeconvenientforyoutoattendthe Councilonthe15thproximo,whenhe hopes(itnotbeingtheintentionofthe Governmenttobringforwardanyother business)thatthenecessaryamendment maybeintroduced,passed,andthe Councilproroguedthesameday."

Itisjustpossiblethatbeforethis appearsinprintthewholebusinessmay havebeen"overtaken,"andthe chamberagainprorogued.Wohope nothowever.Weseenonecessityfor suchahastysystemoflegislation.If thereisnootherbusinesssavethatof theLoanBilltobelaidbeforethe CouncilthereisonesectionofthatAct No.13whichappearstoustorequire considerationandrevision.Section13 relatestotheapplicationofthesinking fundandiswordedasfollows."

"Thesinkingfundshallbeapplied "inthefirstplaceinpaymentofall "expensesoforincidentaltothe "purchaseorredemptionofDebentures, "includingthechargesoftheNotary "Publicattendingatanydrawing "thereof,andthecostsandexpensesof "allnoticesrequiredbythisActt)be "served,andinthenextplace,and "subjecttotheaforesaidpaymentin "repaymentofthepaucipalmoneys "forthetimebeingsecuredbythesaid "Debentures."

Fromtheforegoingitisevidentthat allcostsandchargesrelatingtotheloan aretobepaidoutofthesinkingfund.

Asthisfundisnottocommenceuntil 5yearnfromthedateoftheloanitis clearthattheCrownAgentscharges trustremainunpaid,andatinteresttill then.Whatthenthesechargeswill amounttoitwouldbeworthwhilewe thinktoascertain.Attheutmostthis sinkingfundwillnotamounttomore than£2,000perannum,anditwill decreaseyearlyastheDebenturesare redeemed,andthezhargesuponit beforeanymoneyisappliedfor redemptionmustbeconsiderable.

Againourideaofasinkingfundisa reserveaccumulatingatinterestforthe repaymentataspecifiedtimeofa specifiedsum.Thisruleisnotapplicableinthepresentinstance.The£1 percent.tobesetapartannuallyafter thefifthyearisvirtuallyanextinction fund,tobeappliedafterpaymentofall expensesontheloantotheextinction annuallyofcertainDebentureswhose numbersaretobedrawninLondonin thepresenceofaNotaryPudic.Each _althornDakotanshastoberepaidat

par,andifwithoutanychargesupon thesinkingfundsuchasareprovided tobepaidoutofit,itwillataclear £2,000perant.umpaidtakejust100 mr.s'(onecentury)toextinguishthe Byasinkingfundsitlikerate accumulatingatinterestthisresult wouldbeaccomplishedinlessthanone thirdofthetime,andfuturetaxation wouldbeproportionablyreduced.

Itisforthisandothercogent reasonsthatweprotestagainsthasty legislationonthesubject.Wetrust ourremarkswillnotcometoolateto inducefullconsiderationonthisimportantaspectoftheloanquestion.The policyoffinanceseemsheretoforeto havebeenaltogetheroverlookedin WesternAustralianLegislation.If thereisnothingelsetobebroeghtto therescueResponsibleGovernmenthad bestbetried,andthatwiththeleast possibledelay.Nosuchepisodesu thisoftheLoanBillwouldthen transpire.

Sincewritingtheforgoingoar forbodingshavebeenverified.The Councilhavemetandhavepassedthe LoanBillunchallenged.Notaquestionwasraisedevenbythejunior memberforPerthortheever-active CARET.Isfinanceasomethingbeyond legislativereachintheCouncilChamber?Judgingfromthepastitwould seemtobethecase.Hopefullywe noteanoticeofmotionfornextsession ofachangeintheConstitutionmade byMr.PARKER,andofanextension oftheTelegraphfromNorthamptonto RoebournebyMr.MARMIONBut whatifthepresentCouncildoesnot againmeetinSession.Itstermhas verynearlyrun,andhon.membersand theirnoticesofmotionwillperchance beadrifttogether,

jottings.

GovarteonWeLn.-TheNewZealand papersgivecurrencytoareport,thatfoyernorWELDwillprobablysucceedtheMarquis ofNoraumby,asGovernorofNewZealand,

THEVACCINATIONACT,l878.-The GovernmenthaveappointedPublicVaccine torsineverydistrict,andnoticeisgiventhat onandafterthe1stofMarchnext,theprovisionsoftheAct,willbestrictlyenforced.

Mme-of-Watt.-Thecolonyhasbeenre centlyhonoredbythevisitoftwoofHer Majesty'swarships,theEmeraldandthe Daaae.AfterashortstayinFremantle, bothvesselssailedforSydney.

RECENTTzescateks.-Telegramsfrom London,ofthe8thinst.,reporttradeinthe mothercountrynsbeingunusalfydepressed, andasaconsequence,causingafurtherreductioninwages."Strikes"arenumerous

ACCLIMATISATIONSOCIETY.-According tothefavorer,effortsarebeingmadeto establishaSocietyinWesternAustralia, havingthesameobjectsaskindredAcclimatisationsocietiesinothercolonies,Wewish theproposedSocietyeverysuccess.

JUVENILEINDUSTRIALEEHIBITON.-II isintendedtoholdaJuvenileIntercolonial Exhibition,inMelbourne,inOctobernext. Effortsshouldbemadesothatthejuveniles ofWesternAustralia,shouldbedulyrepresented.

THZPANTASCOPZ.-ThefriendsofMr. BM:HELDER,willlearnwithregret,thatthe "Pantascope"withwhichhe'arousedand instructedmanyweansinthiscolony,was destroyedbyfire,daringanexhibitionat theTownHall,inDeniliquin.Mr.BATCHELDER'SlossisputdownatSt2,000.

THEMEMBERPORTHENORTHWEST.Thepoliticalspeechofthememberforthe NorthWest.recentlydeliveredatRoebourne, hascalledforthabynomeansflattering critiquefromtheFremantleHerald.There canbenodoubt,Mr.Marraisoneofthe lessermagnatesofourCouncilChamber.

EXPEDITIONTOTHENORTHWFST.-An exploringexpeditiontotheNorthWestportionofthiscolony,isabouttosetoutunder theleadershipofMr.A.Foams's%the partypurposeexploringBeagleRiver,the FitsroyRiver,theGlenelgandPrinceRegent, andultimatelyproceedingtoPortDarwin. Theexploringpartyhasbeenequippedfor sixmonths.

Tentifixesx.-FromtheColonialpapers permailtohand,wenoticethatthepre,eneeoftheChineseintheneighbouring colonies.lasselicitedanundoubtedexpressionofpublicopinion,andtheloversof Asiaticsinthiscolony,willlearnwithregret, thatChinesewillnotbetoleratedbyour affluentneighbours.WhatwillMean. HooLETandMasonthinkoftheeoaduotof thepeopleintheothercolonies?

TanComorw.]daze.-theBidRoy, withthemailsfortheEasterncolonise,left FremantleonTuesdaylast,at6p.m.By thisopportunityanumberof"youngcola aisle*tooktheirdepartureforAdelaide.and Melbourne,manyofthemwith*viewoffeefm alsTtheomedvesletheirpertleularnci Intmanynodoubt,notto agiletothelandoftheirbirth.llelhanne hassuperiorattractionstothosethatarethebe foundonthebankedtheSwan.

TunnewBonneseMiasma.-83a ExcellencytheGovernorhasappointedKs. LC.MawasamemberoftheLegit'stiveCouncil,intheroomofMr.Bernwho hasresigned.Mr.Bust,thoughonlya nomineememberintheHouse,displayedme muchindependenceandability,astowin goldenopinionsforhimself,onbothsidesof theHouse.Mr.BURT'Sabsencefromthe LegislativeCouncilismuchtoberegretted, onpublicgrounds.

PUBLICBATHEL-Weweregladtonotice, thatMr.FARMERhasinterestedhimselfin thequ'estionofPublicBaths,andintheCity CouncilhasendeavouredtoinducetheCounciltoundertaketheirconstruction.Though theCouncildidnotfavorMr.Faamsa's suggestion,weneverthelessconsiderthework proposed,asonewhichshouldbeundertaken bytheCouncil,moreparticularlyasthey areempoweredtoborrowmoneyforthat specialpurpose.

THELEGISLATIVECOITNCIL.-The lativeCouncilwasformallyopenedbyI. ExcellencyGovernorOLD,onWednesday last.Theonlybusinesstransacted,wasthe adoptionofanamendmentinthemuch talked-of"LoanBill,"assuggestedbythe SecretaryofState,bywhichthecreationof aSinkingFund,willnotbecommenced untilfiveyearsaftertheamountoftheLoan shellhavebeenborrowed.Wewouldcall theparticularattentionofourreaderstoour articleontheproposedLoanBill.

YORKCATHOLICYOUNGMEN'S SOCIETY.

(FromaCorrespondent.)

Aspecialmeetingofthecommitteeofthe aboveSocietywasheldonTuesday,Dec31st, forthepurposeofreceivingthebalancesheetandadoptingtheannualreport.Mr. R.Connolly,Vice-President,inthechair. TheRev.theSpiritualDirectorandfollowingmembersofthecommittee,vizMessrs. J.O'Mahoney,P.Whitely,M.Honlaghan andP.Connorwereamongstthosepresent. TheSecretary,Mr.J.F.Connor,wasunable tofurnishthemeetingwithafullaccount oftheliabilitiesoftheSocietysince,albeit Irehadappliedforseveralaccountstheyhad notyetreachedhim.Resolvedthatthe balanceelbeetshouldstandover,forthe present.TheSecretarythenreadthe AnnualReportwhichonbeenputtothe meeting,wascarriedunanimously. TheRev.theSpiritual4Directordrewthe attentionofthemeetingtotheabsolute necessityofstrictlyenforcingtherules andrecommendedthismattertothecareful considerationofthenewcommittee.The rev,gentlemanalsosaid,thatbeforethe presentcommitteewouldvacateoffice,he hadapleasingdetytoperform,hewished topayadeservingcomplimenttooneofficer whowashighlydeservingoftheirthanks. liealludedtotheSecretaryMr.J.Connor. ifeverygentlemanwhotooktheresponsibilityofanoffice,hadgiventhesameattentiontothedutiespertainingtohisrespective office,ortopunctualattendanceatmeetings, astheSecretary,He(thespeaker)wassure theSocietywouldnowhavetakenquitea differentstand.Hebeggedtomovea cordialvoteofthankstotheSecretary. (Applause).TheSecretaryinreplysaidhe thankedthemembersforthemannerin whichtheyhadreceivedthecompliment paidhimbytheRev.theSpiritualDirector. Hewasproudtothinkhiseffortswereso highlyappreciated,andtrustshewould alwaysmeritthelikeesteem.Sometime agoliedidthinkitwouldbeadvisablefor himtoresignbutnowhehadalteredhis mindrandwould-iftheythoughthim worthyofre-election--workfortheinterest theSocietyinthesamemannerasheretofore.

TheReportreadbytheSecretaryIsas follows:-

ANIMALREPORT.

GENTLEMEN,-Thethirdannualreportof yourcommitteeisnotsosatisfactory,the incomebymemberssubscriptionsforthe lastyearbeinglessthanformerly,while theliabilitiesbase,olooldetablgisiesesed,

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...1iR.Connolly,Juur,Vice-President.mannedby233handsandarmedwith12St.Thomashadbeenprayingforthefewshall,says:Sign-J.F.Connor,Hon.Sec. guns.Boththesevesselstermedpartoffaithfuloneswho,throughwealandwoe,had "itcouldnotwellbe!breofpower ELECTIONOFOFFICERS. thefleetreviewedbyHerMajestyOffSpit-clungtothemysticbarkofPoserandlieoroffumethatledDr.Newnumto head,inAugustlast.ThePantiewhichhadnotforgottenthebenightedonmoutside,exchangetheOxfordthatadoredhim hailedfromCapeTownleftFremantleonwhowerenowbeinggatheredintothetrue .officerstookplace,atwhicalargenumber fortheBirminghamthatknowshim

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"STAROFTHESSA"BRANCHNo.136. shepherd,"deliveredamostimpressiveserinononSt.Thomasa'Becket.Therevel.allformeroccasions.Ithas.beenaofecclesiasticism'thatmadeHenry preachersketchedinglowingtermsthelifewarofpreconcerted,driannateatione,Wilberforce,EdwardWalford,Lord

ThequarterlymeetingofthisBranchwasoftheillustriousArchbishopofCanterbure,likeoneautumnmaneBerea NoCharlesThynne,Mr.Okenliamanda heldonTuesday,]Oathult.intheBranchwhoindefenceoftherightsofholychurch, room.Bro.F.J.Townsend,President,indisdainednottolaydownhislife.Thedecisionshavebeenattempted;noeon-hundredmore,leavethecureofsoulsin thechair,Mr.JohnVincent,waselectedandsaintcommencedhiseducationundertheelusions,exceptwhateachhearermighttheAnglicansystemtojoinRChurch initiatedasabenefitmember.TheRev.J.careofaBenedictinemonkinEngland,IAAdrawforhimself; novote-taking;nowhere,fromonecauseoranother,they O'ReillyreportedtheopeningofthewassentinashorttimetoParis,wherehesumming-upbeyondwhatmightprecouldneverriseabovethelevelofthe "Shamrock".Branch,No.141,inYork,andspeedilydistinguishellhimselfinthevarious tenderedthethanksofthatBranchtothebranchesofscience.Returningtohisnativeparefortirepartingbenediction.Thelaity.Itwasnotwantoflearningor officersandweathersofthe"Sgsrofthecountryhewasincourseoftimeraisedbypresidenthasbadtokeepthepeace-disinclinationtitweigh.evidence,that Sea"forthekindlyassistancegivenbytheking-HenryII.-totheofficeofchan..110difficulttask-andtoseethatthelet]menliketheantherof'The themtowardsestablishingthe"Shamrock"cellor,OnthedeathofTheobald,whohadoc.speakessOidnotgobeyondtheampleApologia,'andMe.Allies,afteryearsof Branch.Receipts£102sOd.Meetingad-copiedthearchi-episcopalseeofCanterbury, journed. 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TheLeedsMercury,apowerfulbethegroundonwhichclergymenwith heldonthe23rdofDec.ThePresident,hisnewsituationhewouldbeunavoidably Bro.F.J.Townsend,inthechair.Thebroughtintocollisionswithhissovereigns. organintheNorthofEngland,thuswivesendfamiliesgaveuptheiremalus Secretaryreadaletterironsthe"Shamrock"ThomasknewthattheChurch'srightsmustwailsoverthesituation:'Politicalmeatstofightngeiturtstarvationas Branch,enclosing34s,inpaymentofcustomsnotbemeddledwithbytheState.Heknewbitternesaisasnothingtothe.rancorbesttarcouldwith.strangeweeponee dutyonBranchgoods. alsothatoneoftheserightswas-thattheandanimosity whichone,atleast,tooarcertain Mr.T.Baldwinwasproposedformember-Church,inordertopursueherspiritualdistinguish.the.rwehprideseatittutlitistunolt'llYte'knowledge,wieldedsoillthat'he ship.Thequarterlyaccountswereread,missiononearth,vithgreaterfacility,invarious showingbalancestocreditasfollows.Sickinordertoprocuresubsistenceforthepoor, sectionsintowhiehltheChurchsought,1stlest,shelterinavro:khnuse; Fund£2516s.BenevolentFund£2Csfid.andforotherreasons,mayanddoesholdofEngland.isdivided.Theeventies,ofandloveofmoneysatinetbethecone IncidentalFund£715a3d.Thefollowingproperty.AndThomaswaswellawarethatthat.Churchcanhardly)failtorejoieeduet-gaugeofacompanythatincluded BroswereelectedofficersfortheensuingHenrywishedtowrestseineofthesepro-overthe-stateofthingewhielsieelaneThomasHenry,whobecameapriestof term:-Bro.T.R.DeLucey,PresidentnertiesinEnglandfromtheChurch.And Bro.T.P.Handley,Vice-President;Bro.Thomaswasresolvedtostandbytherightsshowntoexistinthemidstofit;theold.faithrather-thanawedding W.Conry,TreasurerBro.C.T.Hayes,oftheChurch,comewhatmight.Thekingwhilstthose,who,thoughopposedtomillionaire;oralGeorgeLarreRix;the SecretaryBro.J.F.Whitely,Wardenpre.aileeonhimtoacceptthearchbishopric.anycounectioabetweenChurch,andeldestsonofYerkshire'elgreatest Bro.'r.Hollands,3uardian;Bros.IlollandsA'Beckethadnot'seenlongintheposses-state,canyet,dojustice.tothegreatgentleman,theSquireofBretehate,of andJas.Healy,SickVisitorBro.F.J.sionofhisseewhenthetroubleshehadserviceswhicht TownsendtookhisseataPastPresidentforeseencame.AmongHenry'sexactions heChard',ofEngkandwhoseenthesiasticzealandcharity-hit Itwasresolved, wasonewhichforbadetheEnglishprelateshasrenderedtothecenseofreligionetereligionisteaxeproudto-speak.It Ist.-That£2163lodbeferwaredtoRD,tohaveanyceattuunickionwiththeSove-andmorality,toestseewithnotn.,litilewasnotanywantof'hereditary.rto- ongoodsaccount. reignPontiffexceptundertheking'scogoix-regretthecondition,towhichitifcreelteetaettraditions,carefultraining,and 2nd.-Thatameritboardaccordingtoonce.Thomaswouldnotsubmit.Henry planadoptedbytheBranchsometimeagosummonedacounciloftheprelatesand reduced.'Wehare,noweaktoealstrongfemilyties'that'allowedMoly bepurchased. baronsoftherealm,toconsiderthematter; aggeraiatheschisms,bywhichthealloftheWilberfoeces,thedeseendaiste 3rd.-ThatP.P.Dunne'snamebeinsertedbutthekingcouldnotobtainhis.object.Churchisatepresent;rent,bet,it,isorSieWafter.Scott';theLockWalliq onthemeritboard, Anothercouncilfalowed,withthesameimpessibletoreadthespeeehenideliveredDpiArnold'seldestsowFatherColes 4th.-Thatafurthersumof£10beis-result.Atathirdcouncil,.heldat vestediti,theNttlionel,Blinkfor19monthsClarendon,thekingrequiredtheatSheffield;onW*finesday.withoutridge,htotthr-ofthe-judge;Miss tobear6percent.interest. signatureoftheAtAbiaboptoawrittenseeing,thattheremesh,eve.10egtbe'aStanley,&nettersoftheeBilthbpand Receipts£50s.,64.Meetingclottedinduedeclarationliehaddrawnout,whichhieingCrisisin.the'hintoryu(.theEnglishsister'of"theDemiVfilliiitt,Palteet, form. adirectsurrender,afelltheArchbishophadEstahliehmentnirielewill,peobablethevebrotherof-theChancellerthe'Bowe :niisteden,he,(sheArchbishop)refusedtoawiderawt.dwire"inAtfenesinponritsritigso.MVOGithIslone;sisterofOheta AnordinarymeetingoftheaboveBranch,sigh."BtheLordAlaiiglity,"ha,ex. washeldenTuesday,7thinst.Bro.T.R.claimed,"ftiringmylitetiene,asealofminefuturethanallthegifOrts,yet,potforAhPtemter';liady-Charlessiletnne,Met. 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Thebetimpulseofyouthmightpossibly beurgedtoexplainawaytheconversion ofAmbrosedeLW.whenanEtoa boy;.andthestagnationofageto accountforthatoftheecto3ensrhm SirBouchierWrey;butareryInterrealogataftifoflifeisrepresentedin-the list.Norcanitbesaidthatthis CatholicrevivalhasItsoriginina dilettanteaatiquarianism,orinthe dreamsofbook-worms,broughtupina universityandunfamiliarwithpractical life,forsomeofitsmostardentdisciples aregatheredfromtheranksofgay Guardsmen,andmanyawhilomsoldierandsailorsonofEnglandhas doffedhisuniformtodonthecowlof Viemonkandthecassockofthepriest. Menofrecognizedlearningintruthare those,suchasPaley,Professorof ClassicsatCambridge;ProfessorBarf, theChemist;Seager,AssistantProfessorofHebrewatOxford,andlegal men,eminentasSergeantBellasis,or asEdwardBadeley,HopeScott,Mr. Aspinwall,andMr.Bseshawe-Queen's Counselallfourofthem;buteverythingisnotgraveandweighty'where F.C.Burnardis,andArthurA'Beckett, andArthurSketchley-aProtestant curateintheoldentime.Norcan " asExeterHallsupposes, belaidatthedooroftheladieswho haveelectedtobecomedaughtersofthe HolyRomanChurch.AdelaideProctor, thepoetesss;ElizabethThompson,the militarypainter;LadyGeorgiana Fullerton,LalyGertrudeDouglass, authorofLinkedLives,'andmany morewhosenamescannotfindplaceon nudist,becaesetheyarcnotpublicly known,though-familiar,indeed,whereverufferingistobetendedandmisery consoled,arenotexactlythosetowhom "sillywomen'wouldseemtobean applicableterm.Itisevident,therefore,thatonnoneofthesegroundscan weflatterourselvesthatwehavediscoveredakeytothehomewardmovement-howpleasantsoeverthatdiscoverymightbetoourProtestantism." Itrelatesthat"Mr.Gladstoneisvery fondoftellinghisfriendsthatatthe ofNewman'ssecession,feeling seriouslytroubled,horandownto Lavingtonandopenedhismindtothe rector.""Tellme,"hesaidtsthe thenstaunchlyProtestantArchdeacon Manning,"arewetotakeeachseparate conversiontoRomeasaseparatetestimonytoRomanism,oristhereany onecharacteristicpeculiartoallthe convertsthatwillaffordacommonexplanationoftheirchange?""There is,"repliedtheArchdeaconinhiscalm, incisiveway"theyhaveallone commoncharacteristic-awantof truth."Thisis,adesireforit.

ToallthesewomightaddAbbe Bayey,ofBaltimore;BishopIves,of NorthCarolina;FathersBaker,Lyman, brotheroftheAnglicanBishopofNorth Carolina;Curtis,KentStone,and hundredsofotherswhomwemight name,suchasthelion.JosephR. Cliaridlcr,JudgeBurnet,ofCalifornia; Gaston,ofNorthCarolina,etc.,men whosehightone,deeppietyandmoral excellenceaswellaslearninghave neverbeencalledinquestionandwho, preciselybecausetheywishedfaithand notmerefleetingopinion,cametoRome. Wemightfairlychallengecomparison withthosewholeavetheChurch,and theirmotivesturddiameter.A spuriousfaithispresumablyacounterfeit;butwewouldaskhowcanthatbe acounterfeitwhichgoesbackinunity tothetimeofChrist,andcanshowits existenceinthecorporationinstituted ,byChristfromthebeginning,and provethatunityhistoricallydating tracktothetimewhenChristprayed 41thattheyallmaybeone,evenas thou,Father,inme,andIinThee; thattheyalsomaybeoneinus;that pieworldmaybelievethatThoubast sentme** thattheymaybe one,aswealsoareone;Ihrthemand Thouinme,flinttheymaybemade perfectinone,"etc.(St.John,xvii. go,21,22.)

readingoeseikelielfytheirNewTestaswat,haveobservedtheforceofthe perpetuallyrecurringtypesofoneness. whiehChristuses.Henever,atany. time,compotos,HisChurchtothat whichis,pluralIIInumber.Nowsheis thekingsofheavensnowacityset onahill,whichcannotbehid.Nowa lightsetonacandlesticktolightenall whocomeintothehouse;again,anet withallsortsoffish,goodandbad;a field,inwhichwheatandtaresgrow togethertilltheharvest;afieldwitha treasureofgreatprice;ashipguided byHimself;avineyard;awedding party;acompanyofvirgins;ahouse builtuponarockagainstwhichstorms cannotprevail;asheepfoldtowhich allmustbebrought,thattheremaybo onefoldandoneshepherd."Nay,Ile makesthatmostperfectclimaxin whichHoassertsthattheunityoronenessofHisChurchmustbolikethat whichexistsbetweenHimselfandHis heavenlyFather:"Thattheymaybe one,evenasThou,Father,inMe,and IinThee,thattheyalsomaybeone." (St.Johnxvii.20,)etc.IsHea despotbecauseHeisthusinvariablein theselectionofHistypes?No,but Ileurgesthemanditeratesand reiteratesthemthatallmayknowthe unityofHisChurch,andknowthence HisDivinity,forsuchunityoffaith, amidstdiversityofeveryotherkindthe worldneversaw.'Iliaunitychallenges thespeaker'sadiniration,forhereads theScripturesandmustbeimpressed byalltheabove:hencehosays: "LooknextattheProtestantsofthe world;thosewhotoagreaterorless extentreverencetheHolyScriptures. Theyprotestagainstthefalsehoodsand assumptionsoftheRomantiara,but yet,whatistheirowncondition? Dividedandsubdividedintonumerous divergentanddiscordantbodiesand sectsWithapparentlynoendtothisprocessofdivisionandsubdivision;the greatfactthattheChurchofChrist shouldbeonebodyinChristcompletely overlookedanddiscardedandeveryone choosingaChurchasitisgoodinhis owneyes. "'Tireresultofthisistoneutralize toalargeextentthepowerofevangelicaltruth.Nodoubtthetruth makesitsimpressuponindividual souls,yethowfeeblethatimpressupon theChurchatlarge;whileonone band,theChurchofRomestands compact,wellorganizedandwithserried phalanx,thereisontheotherhanda discordantandbaby-likeutteranceof complicatedthoughtsandviews.Thus thepowerofthegospelisgreatly neutralized.Whenanintelligent ambassadorfromJapanwasaskedif'his countrymenwerenotnearly-readyto embraceChristianityhereplied,You mustfirstagreeamongyourselvesasto whatChristianityis."

TUURAY,,J.A.NVAET16,1679.

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Itisasingularlystrikingtruththat allProtestantstwistandsquirmwhen rhowonderfulspectacleof'theunityof theCatholicChurchispresentedto ahem.Theycannotbutfeeltheforce ofsuchanunanswerableargumentto -theirconstantlyincreasingdivisions. 140140ofthemwog%nowa4theq,

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Mrs.Anstice,widowofRev.Joseph Anstice,ofKing'sCollege,London.

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Major-GeneralStewartAllen,Bengal Army,nephewofSirJohnHerschel'.

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HenryCharlesBrandling.

Mr.HenryBowyer, MissBerosford,neiceofthefirst MarquisofWaterford.

MissBathurst,granddaughterofBishop Bathurst,ofNorwich.

MissBallantin,daughterofSergent Ballantin.

Mrs.HillBurton.

A.Blundell,sonofSirD.Blunden, Bart.

BenjaminJ.Butland,TrinityCollege, Cambridge.Apriest.

J.R.Beste.

Mrs.Brine,wifeofColonelFrederic Brine,R.E.

Mr.andMrs.G.R.Buttermer.

CaptainWilliamEdwardBuller,late 14thLightDragoons.

CharlesBishop,solicitor;Registrarof theOxfordCountryCourt.

Mrs,CharlesBishopandMissBishop. 944,0.A9,1,001t,

MiesDrone,authorof"Christian SchoolandScholars"andother works.ADominicannun. TheMissesDunsford.

Mrs.Nyman,wifeoftheRectorof Shillinptone.

TheHon.Mrs.DeNo4leytiswidowof theHonColonelDoMoyleys.

Mrs.DeGernon,ofAtocarneCastle (neeBraham),neiceofLadyWaldograve.

Rev.EdwardB.Douglas.Priestand canon. idadamedelaHaye,sisterofDowager LadyIncbignin.

LadyElizabethDouglas,daughterof the2ndEarlCathcart.

Mrs.Dawson,daughterofAdmiralSir MichaelSeymour.andwidowof ColonelDawson,90thRegiment. MissDawson,MissLimaDawson,and MissEffieDawson,daughtersofthe above.

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TheHonorableMr.Dillon,lateofthe HomeOffice.

JamesDees,J.P.,Northnrnberland.

Brownof lateGOth

Mrs.Bliss,widowofRsv.WilliamBliss.

ThelateSirArthurBlennerhassett, Bart.

MadameBelled(neeBessieRayner Parkes),aUnitarian,adecendantof Dr.Priestly,andawell-knownwriter.

Mrs.Boynton,wifeofCaptainGeorge Boynton,andauntofSirHenry Boynton,Bait. AugustusCarven,husbandofthe authorof"LeRecitd'uneSmur."

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C.H.Clarke,M.D. Dr.Counsellor. FrancisMacnamaraCalcntt,formerly M.P.,forcountyClare.

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LadyCatherineElizabethCochrane, daughtertothe10thEarlofDonJonah'.

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MissCarnsew,sister-in-law Cowie,ofManchester.

MissChurchill,daughterofMajor. GeneralChurchill AldermanChambers,ex-MayorofMargate.

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Mrs.Darcy,wifeofColonelDarcy,late GovernoroftheFalklandIslands, R.A.Dallas,barrister-at-law, Mrs.WarrenDaileyHenryWarrenParley, Mrs,ColonelDorat,

TheHonorableMrs.WyattEdgell, daughterandco-heiressofthe BaronessBraye. MissWyattEdgell.

MissCarolineMEdgar,authoress.

MissGeraldinePenroseFitzgerald, sisterofR.W.Penrose,ofCorkbegg Castle,countyCork.

Mrs.W.G.Freeman.

ReginaldFowler,sonof'Dr.Fowlerof Cheltenham.Apriest.

SamuelFirebrace,L.L.D.,.Tudgeat Demerara. JamesFirebrace,attorney.

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Mrs.SavilleFoljambe.

EmmaandCecilia,daughtersofViceAdmiralSirT.F.Freernantle,Bart. ReginaldForbes,cousinofthelate BishopofBrechin.

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Mrs.T.H.Grantham,wifeofex-curate ofSlinford.

E.Garnett.

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I.Goddard,RectorofSt.Mary's, Chislehurst.Apriestandmonsignor.

MissMargaretHinson,daughterofthe lateVicarofHorton

MissFloraHorn,daughterofHenry Horn,sometimeRecorderofHere, ford.Anun.

RichardH.Hawker,ofBristol. Mrs.Hamilton,wifetothelateCaptain J.F.C.Hamilton,R.N.

MissHamond,grandaighterofthelate Archbishop(LordDecies)ofTimm. WilliamNunezNephew,formerlyof Alresford.

Mrs.W.M.Hannybtin.

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MissBayne,daughterofaclergymen, Dr.andMrs,Harris, Assistant-CommissaryHunter,Dublin, LewisHunt.,M.D.

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LadyFrancesHoward,daughterofthe 4thEarlofWicklow.

LadyAnneJaneHoward,daughterof the4thEarlofWicklow,

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MissFloraLavie.

Mrs.Linklater,wifeofaclergyman.

Mrs.Locke,widowofMajorLocke,son ofGeneralandLadyMatildaLocke.

H.GLawson,WadhamCollege,Oxford.

Mr.andtheMissesLeslie.

Mr.Lloyd,daughterofthelateSirJohn Carden,Bart.

Mrs.Lovell,nieceofSirHenryBishop, thecompose!.

MissLambert,daughterofSirGeorge Lambert, JohnCatneartLees,brotherofthe lateSirHarcourtLees,Bart.

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MissMunroe,ofSeymour-street.

MissMallet,daughterofthelateHugh Mallet,ofAshHouse,NorthDevon.

Mr.andMrs.Marriage,Quakers.

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Rev.FrederickMyers,CurateatHull. AJesuit.

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G.L.GordonMilne,sonoftheIncumoentof St.James',Cupar,Fife.

Mrs.G.L.GordonMilne.

J.E.GordonMilne,firstofficeroftheship BritishDuke.

Pr.Moir,Edinburgh.

J.Miller,Edinburgh,publisher.

34rs.OliverMiller,ofDundee.

Rev.W.C.A.M'Lauriu,TrinityChurch, Elgin.

Mrs.M`Laurin.

JuliusM'Laurin,lateProfessorofMathematicsatStoneyhurat.

Rev.WilliamMunro,Mrs.Munro,andtwo children. MissMurray,AnglicanSister,atOxford. MajorLaingMeason,late8thHusars. MissLaingMeason.Anun, TheHon.Mrs.LaingMeason. MalcolmLaingMeason,journalistand authorlate10thHusars.

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CaptainPaull,R.N.,nowintheConsularBlissHarriett,sisterofSixJohnEardley- Service. Wilmot,Bart. Mrs.Patridge,widowofthelateDr.Pat-JohnDerryWalford,lawyer. ridge,ofBrook-street,Grosvenor-square;Mrs.JohnBerryWelfosd,andasonand hertwosonsandadaughter. daughter. Lucy,wifeofRev.G.F.PlOMPssodolderGengeWilson,quaker.Apriest. ofDr.Vaughan,MasteroftheTemple. Rev.G.Phillips,nephewofDr.Vaughan. -S.S.Waite,ttherofthelatePresidentof -yrimtyCoeege,Oxford. Apriest. MissWood,daughterofPrebendaryWood, rury. Anun.

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Mr.andMrs.Wellesley. Mrs.R.V.Pope,nieceofDr.Vaughan. MissWarner,daughterofaclergyman. MissAmyPope,daughterofW.H.Pope,Mrs.andMissWood,wifeanddaughterofa judgeinPrinceEdwardsIsland. clergyman. RdwardPlater,oftheWarMee. MissWilson,AnglicanSisteratOxford.A Mrs.J.RusoombPoole. Dominicannun. TheMissesPoole. TheMissesWinthrop,daughtersofCaptain Mrs.Powell,daughterofCaptainJohn-Winthrop,-naywi R.N. Lumsden,ofClover,Aberdeenshire. IvanW.Watson,ofTorquay. Dr.Peart,J.P.,Kildare. SirCharlesWolseley,grandfatherofthe WilliamPigott,solicitor,Portarlington. presentbaronet. Lieutenant-ColonelPalmer,Alnwick. SirArthurRunabold,Bart. Mrs.Younger,ofliaggerstoneHouse.

WellesleyPrendergast. W.M.J.Ring.Apriest.

TheHonorableMrs.Ross,ofBladensberg,F.R.Wegg-Prosser,BalliolCollege,Oxford, Deputy-Lieutenant,J.P.,andsometime daughterofNinthViscountMassereene M.P.,forHertfordshire. andFerrard. LadyCatherineHarrietWegg-Prosser, MissRivers. daughterof2ndEarlSomers. MissRokeby,ofArthingworthManorHouse,EdwardPurbrick,ChristChurch,Oxford. Northamptonshire. AJesuit. MissRudsdellandMissMaryRudsdell,JamesParbrick,solicitor.AJesuit. daughtersofalateofficeroftheFootRev.J.HungerfordPollee,M.A.,Fellowof Guards. MissM.Roberts,-daughterofthelateW. MertonCollege,Oxford.Sir RichardHungerfordPollen,Bart. Roberts,ofHarboursHall. R.Richardson,oftheOrderofCharity. Rev.W.G.Penny,M.A.,ChristChurch, GeorgeRichardson,solicitor,Manchester. Oxford.Apriest. ProfessorPepper,ofthePolytechnic. MissRoss,ofEdgeHill,Liverpool. Mr.andMrs.ReginaldReynolds. F.J.Pownall,sonofHenryPownall,J.P.,of Spring-grove. JohnRoberts,oftheWarOffice. DenhamRobinson,oftheWarOffice. T.Parkinson,Queen'sCollege,Cambridge. AJesuit. Mrs.andtheMissesWattsRussell. W.J.Palmer,M.A.,Oxford. MissRogers,daughterofthelateFrancisJ.O'FallonPope,M.A.,ChristChurch, NewmanRogers,Q.C.,Recorderof Oxford,nephewofArchbishopWhately. Exeter. CaptainRayner,late5thRoyalLancashire Apriest. Militia. HenryWatsonParker,solicitor. H CaptainGodfrey,E.A.,Radcliffe,brotherofHarrietElizabeth,sisterofthelateSir SirJ.P.Radcliffe,Bart. JosephPeacock,Bart. LadyAnneSherson,sisteroftheMarquisofRev.J.Plower,MA.,BalliolCollege, Townsend. Oxford,sonofthelateMasterofthe LieutenantSt.AndrewSt.John,R.N. Rolls. Mr,and.3Irs.GeoffreySt.Alibyn. J.R.Poole,solicitor. Mrs.St.AndrewSt.John. Hon.C.Pakenham Rev.JosephSearle,apriest. Caroline,MarchionessofQueensberry. EdwardStillwell,lateoftheWarOffice. TheMarquisofRipon. Mrs.EdwardStillwell. E.RossofBladensberg. Dr.Shears,ofStreatham. JohnRoseofBladensberg,Coldstream MissFrancesSidebottom,daughterofa Guards Hon. clergyman.Mrs.JohnRoss,ofBladensberg, daughteroflothViscountMassereeneand ThomasH.Shaw,authorof"Reasonsfor ReturningtotheTrueFold." Ferrard.

The}ste Do JohnSiOnCe,Bart,MM. 'I=eyHall,Thethem. Waldoalbehorpe,RD.,Pell?;w Collage,Oxford,InaimimMt row.Aprism. ,Bantister-at-law. Simpson,TrinityCollege,Cam!bridgeLewdoftheManorofMin:bran. RobertSimpson,StJohn'sCollege,Oxford. Aprieet. Rev.RichardSimpson,M.A.,OrielCollege, Oxford;vicarofMitCham. EdwardSwainson,TrinityCollege,CambrIdge priest. Rev.fl.Stanton,B.A.,BrasenoseCollege, Oxford.Apriest. Rev.BernardSmith,FellowofMagdalen College,Orford.Apriest. EdwardSeergill,Queen'sCollegeCambridge. Johnstephens,TrinityCollege,Cambridge. Rev.H.Scratton,M.A.,ChristCollege,Oxford. J.J.Saint,B.A.,ChristChurch,Oxford. MissStanley,daughterofBishopStanleyof Norwich,andsisteroftheDeanofWestminster. J.Simpson,M.A.,ScholarofTrinityCollege Cambridge.Apriest. Hon.andRev.GeorgeTalbot,sonofthe3rd BaronTalbotdeMalahide,andvicarof Evercreeeb,Somersetahire.Apriest. HonGilbertChetwyndTalbot,sonofthe 2nd'EarlTalbot,andUncleofthepresent EarlofShrewsbury.Apriestandwonsignor.

T.J.Thompson,TrinityCollegeCambridge. ElizabethThompson,painterofthe"Roll Call." AliceThompson,authorof"Preludes." Rev.LordCharlesThyme,sonof2ndEarl ofBath,vicarofLongbridge,rectorof KingstownDeverell,andCanonofCantebury. LadyCharlesThyme,daughteroftheRight Rev.R.Begot,BishopofBathandWells. Rev.EdwardHealyThompsonM.A.EmmanuelCollege,CambridgecurateofSt. James's,Piccadilly. StephenTaylor,oarrister-in-law.

Rev.G.N.Todd,M.A.,TrinityCollege, Dublin,Apriestandcanon. Rev.ReginaldTuke. Rev.WilliamTylee,B.A.,OrielCollege,Oxford.Apriest. Rev.GordonThompson,M.A.,Trinity College,Cambridge. GeorgeTickell,M.A.,FellowofUniversity College,Oxford.AJesuitmissionaryin theWestIndies.

Rev.C.Thomas,B.A.,ExeterCollege,Oxford

G.ElliotRanken,editoroftheTablet. SydneyF.Smith,aJesuit. Rev.MartinLutherRule,PembrokeCollege, Mr.GeorgeLynchStaunton. Cambridge,curateatBrighton EdwardSammons,LincolnCollege,Oxford,Rev.HenryAugustusRawes,M.A.,Trinity apriest. SuperiorandsixSistersofSt.Mary'sCollege,Cambridge.Apriest. Rev.PhilipRose,M.A.,readerattheTemple ProtestantPriory,Hackney.Allnow Catholicnuns. Church,andsinceknownas"Arthur MissFannyA.Seymour,daughterofG.E. Sketchley." Seymour,ofForestHill,Windsor.

MissScott,ofAncrim.

Rev.WilliamW.Roberts,M.A.,Oxford.A priest.

Rev.WalterCrokeRobinson,M.A.,Fellow Frances,sisterofSirRichardSutton,Bart. FrancisSutton,ofRevellGrange,Sheffield. ofNewCollege,Oxford.Apriest. Mrs.WalterShirley. JamesBoonRowe,St.John'sCollege, MissMargaretSpeed,ofHorneth. Cambridge.Apriest. MissSoamee'ofIrnhamHall,Grantham. Rev.S.P.Rooke,MA,OrielCollege, PhilipShepheard,M.D.,andMissShep- Oxford.Ipriest. heard. Rev.E.Ransford,St.John'sCollege,CamSuperiorofProtestantSisterhoodatFolke-bridge. stone.ADominicannun. Rev.M.J.Rhodes,M.A.,TrinityCollege, Mr.andMrs.RutherfordSmith. Cambridge. MissStuart,AnglicanSisteratOxford. JohnEdmundReade,authorofpoems. LieutenantThomasSay,BombayArmyMrsJ.E.Reade,nieceofSirJohpChandos hiswife,daughter,andtwosons. Reade,Bart. CaptainH.N.Storks. P.LePageRenouf,WadhamCollege, Mrs.T.J.Thompson. Oxford,H.M.,InspectorofSchools. Mrs.Trevor,daughterofGeneralTrevor,ofRev.M.WattsRussell,M.A.,ChristChurch,Oxford ;HamHall,Staffordshire.A Plymouth,andwifeofBrigadier-General WilliamCosmoTrevor,C.B. priest. ClaudeTrevor,sonoftheabove. RevT.C.Robertson,ChaplaintoDukeof MissTemple,anEastGrinsteadsister. Buceleuch.

Mrs.C.L.Trederoft,daughterofthelateRev.GeorgeDudleyRyder,sonofBishopof SirWilliamHughTaylor.Apriest, Lichfield,andgrandsonoftheBailof Mr.andMrs.WilliamScottTucker,of Harrowby. Liverpool-Thomas,inventorofagre,atHenryIgnatiusDudleyRyder.Apriest. gun,son-in-lawofCaptainMarryat,R.N.,CyrilRyder.Apriest. thenovelist, CharlesE.Ryder.Apriest. T.S.Tondiffe,ofBath. GeorgeLisleRyder,oftheTreasury. MissTownsend,daughterofaclergyman. Rev.JohnR.Shorthand,M.A.,OrielCollege, MrsTwycross,GortonLodge,ClaphamOxford,priestandcanon. Common.

S.N.Stokes,BA.,ScholarofTrinity Mrs.HarringtonTrevelyan. College,Cambridge,H.M.,Inspectorof Twynam.

C.S.Stokes,TrinityCollege,Cambridge. Schools. Mr.Twynam,solicitor,Rugley;andMrs. CaptainVaughton. Hon.GeorgeSpencer,sonof2ndEarl MissVining,thesinger. Spencer,K.G.Apriest. Mrs.Vansittart. MrsSlade,wifeofAdmiralSlade. NicholasVansittart. SirWilliamStewart,Bart,ofMurthley. ArthurVansittart. Rev.CharlesSeager,M.A.,Worcester BexleyVansittart. CollegeAssistantProfessorofHebrew ColonelHoward-Vyse,ofoldWindsor. atOxford. SirFrancisVincent,Bart. J.R.Hope-Scott,MA.,FellowofMerton

TheHon.G.Vaughan. College,Oxford,Q.C.,D.C.L. LangtonGeorgeVere.Apriest. MrsHopeScott,granddaughterofSir MissVinall.ADominicannun. WalterScott. MissA.Vinall,AnglicanSisteratOxford.Rev.AmbroseSt.John,M.A.,ChristChurch, Marie,wifeofGeneralVoyle. OxfordiCurateatEastFarleigh.A TheMissesWard,daughtersoftheHon,andPriest. Rev.-Ward,ofKillinchy,(AuntyDown.Rev.EdwardSham*Corp.agiati Rev.W.H.Wilson,M.A.,Queen'sCollege, College,Cambridge. "t

Rev.F.WTrenow,St.John'sCollege,Oxford.Mpriest. GeneralTylee. W.S.Turnbull. LadyCarolineTownley. DavidUrquhart,sometimeM.P.forStafford. Mrs.DavidUrquhart. Florence,MarchionessofWaterford. Mrs.Walford,ofHatfield-place,near Chelmsford,daughterofRev.Henry Hutton, D. Rev.EdwardWalford,M.A.,scholarof BalliolCollege,Oxford. JohnT.Walford,M.A.,FellowofKing's College,Cambridge,andAssistant-Master atEton.AJesuit. FrederickWalford. HenryWalker,M.A.,Oxford. WilliamWilberforce,sometimeM.P.for Hull,eldestsonoftheSlaveEmancipator. Rev.H.W.Wilberforce,M.A.,OrielCollege, Oxford,VicarofEastFarleigh. VenRobertIsaacWilberforce,Fellowof Oriel,ArchdeaconofYork. FrancisR.Ward,Solicitor. W.G.Ward,M.A.,D.Ph.,FellowofBalliol College,Oxford,andlateEditorofthe DublinReview. Rev.J.B.White,Oxford,CurateofSt. JohntheDivine,Kennington. HenryWaller,Barrister-at-law. SirRouchierWrey,Bart.' CaptainWood,R.N.AJesuit. B.F.Wells,M.A. Rev.JohnH.Wynne,B.C.,andFellowof AllSouls'College,Oxford.AJesuit. Rev.J.Walker,M.A.,Brasenose,College, Oxford. Rev.J.G.WenbatnCollege,Oxford. Rev.CharlesWackerbath,M.A.,Queen's College,Cambridge. RevJ.M.Watson,M.A.CaiusCollege,Cambridge. A.J.Walket,EmmanuelCollege,Cambridge. Rev.RichardWard,M.A.,OrielCollege, Oxford,RectorofSkipwith.Apriest. RobertWalker,LincolnCollege,Oxford. Rev.W.Wheeler,B.D.,FellowofMagdalen College,Oxford,RectorofNewandOld Shoreham.Apriest. T.F.Wetherell,BrasenoseCollege,Oxford. Rev.W.Wingfield,M.A.,ChristChurch, Oxford.

Rev.J.H.Woodward,VicarofSt.James's, Bristol. Rev.GreshamWells,M.A.,CurateofAll Saints,Margaret-street.NowaBarrister. W.W.Wardell,Architect. CharlesC.NoelWelman,NortonManor, Taunton. Rev.ThomasWells,CurateatLiverpool. Apriest. Mr.DeputyYoung,KnightofS.Gregory. Rev.GeorgeR.Yard,TrinityCollege,Cainbridge.Apriest.

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