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on

of Nottingham O'Brieu's ment.

lawful in perfectly one another about

Speaks

a

of Nottingham resolution following Sir John Twiney,

the townspeople was proposed by

Mayor

J.P., "That

ex-

its records the conduct

meeting

sent

of against Irish treating poli and particularly as tical felons, prisoners to the indignities which Mr. W. against, been has O'Brien, M.P., subjected

.

dignant protest the Government

'

While that

in

and

prison,

is

of

the

opinion in

sneers

offensive brutally Balfour in his in by Mr. Dublin and are calculated to embitter the Irish and /make people,

dulged speech

estrange true union

;

impossible" (loud cheers). the Bishop of Notting His Lordship He said ham seconded the motion. that meeting owed a debt of grati ,that tude b'oth to the Nottingham Daily Ex

and

press

giving the

an

Union

Liberal in

was

all

did

Irish

Mr. which

people a brutal that which and great many,

the

had

minds

of

in

it

(A Yoice

manner

He

had

sleep

of the just. us dismiss

let

a

expressed

That

<

said,

"

a

most

is

his

It

:

I

Now

to.)

the

slept

is

it

from'

it

he

insulting

and

went

was

nature

all

over,

minds."

our

the sort of contempt which of his party too many showed for their That which was mak fellow-subjects. burn the hearts of millions with ing was

which

the

be

sent

could

Mr.

nor

would

if,

had

or

newspaper,

illegal,

or

printed

;

could master, prison"

was

to

sell

They

printed. to whom

with

consort

to

but

like

they

whom they

drunken

a

man emergency into a go shop and say to the " me or Sell that, you will go to The Government (Shame).

the laws that they could would for a they inducing a to do this, for intimidating person from if person doing that, they cried, " Down with so and so," or uttered any word of disapprobation of some one else,

had

worded

so

whom

take

it

was

intimidation.

for

their

members,

those

members

a

as

if

had

made

it

prison,

could say or do in be brought within law j and most cruel

man

that

then,

of

out

was not indignation Balfour need trouble about or any longer,

the

disturb

least

thing himself

think should in to

which

his

Mr.

that

a

not

was

law

the

they could

sufficient,

that

so

they

with

rest

any

in What he was anxiety. expressed the and mouths of niany who minds said that law Mr. O'Brien was a and he should breaker, that therefore crimi take the fate of common quietly

nals

who broke

law.

the

The

idea

true

of the law. was it was a and that just reasonable ordinance for the' passed but all those good of the community wlio broke the decrees of the supreme of the State were not law power of Christ breakers. The apostles when

would

not sell something Now Mr. (Shame). and he got four mouths,

four

Mr.

more.

broke

the

were

suffered

cause

of the

laws

would

His

tbey

laws—such

not

not

were

em

Roman the

law-breakers, death for

no

.

tbey pire who

martyrs sake be

wicked

obey

law-breakers,

they

saints They were (cheers). and they were Great patriots martyrs. who defended their country by opposing were

saints

unjuBtlaws The great

.—who,

not

were

patriot

when

law-breakers.

Washington the English

—

(cheers)

Parliament

the trade to of destroy attempting as it to America, attempted destroy, and had destroyed, the trade of Ireland, was

said

that

rose

he

up

would

against

not

the

suffer

it,

and he

laws

iniquitous

of'

his time. those Irish

denied that He'(the speaker) gentlemen and the people of were Ireland law-breakerB. The whole had not been system of Tory legislation for the good of the community, but had been to enable the Irish landlords to

—

unjust, declared

exact

rents

farthing

and

to

the

which were which their

to be unjust not laws, then, were but for community,

uttermost notoriously

Courts The (hear, hear). for the good of the own

of the robbing the next (cheers). place, the laws that were passed for that pur were most and bad pose iniquitous, taken from the very Ireland primary

community

of the

the In

British

Constitution. There no was freedom of speech, and they had so framed the lnw that without the will there of the executive could be principles

public tenant or

meeting.

.

np

The

Lord-Lieu

could magistrate say that an it was and as soon meeting, as illegal He'kad said so thut was a licence for the to and the police bludgeon bayonet any

In people there (Shame). England was the right of public meeting and the on tbe part of poor of combination right men to defend themselves the against of capitalists but extortions in ; unjust Ireland two

the men

law could

so framed that no act together without before the magistrates for

National Library of Australia

what they did

was

only

in prison, was law of it working

to

stay

That

and the who were Mr. Balfour's given to men and who were turned paid servants, at his pleasure. away There was no from the law of the land protection whatever. If the instruments of the acted illegally, Government they refused to

allow

be stated, and haviug court the superior could not behalf of the would-be

case

a

this

refused

on

interfere

to

The magistrates

appellants.

it

the

men

they had breakers,

to

but, in

whose

against

come

it

at

were, at the

breaking

that

the

law

were

were

they common

sense

a

mistaken, of

law, just nevertheless mankind told

if

even

the them

difference that a great ought to be made between a man and who, in good faith with un ardent heart to benefit his

fellowman the

risk

of his own los9-whose

sonal a

between such

a

the

and

wrong, who criminal

his

than

some

own

on

whom

gentlemen and many was

the

the

Englishmen

resolution

Irish

,

No persons are

so

as

the

was

devoted Irish.

and prosper

heartily

very was

any

cruel,

greater For

of

|

in

step

By

a

as

adopted " Boulaugism,"

against devised

thirteen the Clerical

Buffet,

Marshal

Prime

the

The former

the

means

is

entitled

There

are

other

yellow,

If

twenty

of

nooe.

one

200,000

the while of the instead

seats,

eleven,

in

favour

while to the

system, partial

M.

and

if

"

the

Republic now

the moderate to

boss

same

man

and more

their

himself

the

a

cruelty. how to

That

spoke,

and

Mr.

Cavan

is

redeem

Too many horse-

his

Lords deer-

racing,

and theatre-huntiug, He lias education but even he some an

He

error.

mistake

a

nobleman

a

manliuess

in

epistle

has an

noticiug Arthur

Mr.

by

Referring

Chief

that he was He most

thought sination.

at

hinting

assas

and unmis clearly what takably explained he did mean. He told them in their with the dealings to landgrabbers follow tlio of example the Primrose dames. Now, the great est enemy of the Primrose will

They

may

few

cases

annoy,

opponents, Mr. Balfour

:

of

them

accuse

assassination. and iu boycott,

even

vex, ruin

but

murder

their

a

political

do

they

not.

is

condemned by his own for what has happened is O'Brien has been to sent

confession' this Mr.

to his audience suggesting should assassinate the landAs a matter of fact he takes to

pains

suggest

of

nothing

sort.

it is absurd an utter and ink temper, temper, to to the pay any attention spluttefings of Mr. Arthur Balfour. When he tries to vindicate himself he into lapses and special special pleading, is pleading cousin to falsehood. first

repeat of time

waste

that

—

man

who is who

for

John

Sir

Pope

and

Hennessy

Mauritius

the

people.

the

being of War.

We

receive the following letter fromd with of having it in request our iu It relates the paper. of Sir- John Pope Hennessy and

Mauritius serted The

Magistrates

under

Dublin

arrival

his enthusiastic cotonists

Castle. over

"

the country held to recently and inhumanity

meetings denounce the impolicy of Mr. Arthur Balfour and his associates. At an immeuse in Pecham gathering on

been

Monday

weak-kneed an

proposed duty of

evening, Radical amendment

the

Waddy, the

Q.C., fore,

of

Feb.

named that

Government and

practices

illegal to

passed.

and

:

themselves

very

popular Minister

we

all,

one-man-one

protect

Frankenstein

than

Republican

to

are

of and

by the

We

plan that

both anxious

friends,

the

to

as

own

other

his

and

immoderate,

so

system

made

Ferry, of the

at

was

at

to the charge that "Woo. Secretary O'Brien incited to the murder of landHis Lordship writes grabbers, I utterly No man deny this. listento Mr. O'Brien could possibly have ing

made

the

show," declared former plan were adopted the would be perpetuated. And

once

fly

one-man-one-vote

wise

grabbers. the greatest

the

who

of Cavan

obloquy. in only

:

all-or-none Conservatives were

the

Jules

the

time that

of

from

for prison that they

whole twonty they get now. four that Strange the years ago whole have should Re-publican party been

Earl sense

hardly

is the present plan. be divided constituency with one member wards, the stand a party yellow

nine

Not

League

go green, remain un

the

then each, chance of securing ones green get

like to have the mercy of

at

crew?

Earl

exculpatory Balfour.

That

however,

their

func

congenial

liberties

motley

a

in and

failures

and militia, raised to

Englishmen

and

committed

.VI.

parties,

votes

would

lives

less

or

the

stalking, yachting, like the pursuits. and a broad mind, times fulls into

twenty

and

voters

yellow

or

to

two

100,001

99,999

all

plan

constituency

How

are

the

on

office from judicial tions of the police.

order

MacMahon.

written

more

the navy, bad been

army, twenty-two

The whose

A great deal has relative of merits the existing scrutin de liste and of the scrutin d' arrondissement which is to take its but the be place, difference may in a few words stated : been

Twenty-

been

Balfour.

ago, by Minister

years

had

i

protection originally

was

to do with the law. Of the remainder, two had previously been in no avocation at and they perhaps all, had the best record. Another had been a of taxes. surveyor

The

which,

a

had anything

Parlia

the substituted To for it.

of

;

opine.

majority

sort

a

called, but few were chosen." Thirteen had been raised to the commission of the but what peace, they knew to fit thein for their functions and nobody knew these twenty-four were all out of the seventy-six who had were

their such

system, present voting the one-man-one-vote plan give the new plan force of law, the con currence of the Senate is required, to be given. It which, however, is sure was a backward for one step in way, the which the Republicans have plan now

were

;

direc

the right French

by the

five

the

of Voting."

System

were

seventyentered as practised barristers how much they had practised he could not find out six others had been called " to the where many Bar,

seven

Sacrament.

a

and

All

common

of the earth the face their Dative country Although they may live in other lands they always to

j

j

recently.

hare

exercise

Patriotism. on

j

It

upon of Ireland people loved and idolised

monstrous (cheers). other Several gentlemen

j

cold

the

harsh

of the analysis functionaries and six of them,

scathing those

of

:

law never knew between criminals. should be inflicted

discriminate such things

:

to

was small, decisive, though yet Chamber of Deputies overthrew

selfish

(cheers).

abominable

an

'

give when I

made

was

first

sordid

to

tears

enough

A backward tion

none

sordid

others. used to

people who had been person his mind to be shut up like was

A New

against

in

were

with

lips was

of the solemnity

—

treat such men a3 if difference between them. law of imprisonment, with

The English

short

vote

to

monstrous

criminal

good

ho

if

per

be male

common

no was there The English was its solitary confinement, thus inflicted and the cruelty on

was

to

crime

committed

purposes was

even

the

at

cause

and

ought

man

for

a

suffering intention

difference

gieat

for

working

was

their

;

in

were

contrary,

as

defending,

!

any one the heartache and partook with earnest of them, at their request, the baked on the last griddle-cake of their hearth beloved home, it seemed ia its but to me to fall little pathos

If,

the risk of lives and of their risk atrocious were the suffering, defending poor of their country from being robbed and the Irish laudby the Government If it even lords (loud were cheers). so, that they were the law, and

engaged

;

;

which they were carrying away of their them as mementoes old reverent home. The yearning but manner in which even the little children

represented.

treatment law not

were

protest on the

j

with

stones

a

the

out carried under orders Mr. Waddy

—

j

said,

pressed

Castle.

into

There

I

are

sitting

Dublin

of these

it

as

grey

magistrates

from

qualifications

was told to pay the rent again of leav they spoke of the sorrow the their native mother ing country, and drew out of her bosom a little bag, showed me two or three rongh stones, taken from the walls of their cabin, she

and

then

was

especially I had

as

Ireland

asceudancy

entered

ability

green, voters.

that

by a

In

based. of

dictates

attracted my in my power to render them some little a kindnesses, us. rapid sprang up between friendship The old sad story of bad years and in family and

members.

evi

;

that

One

A

trampled

upon all law in their way of taking dence and dealing with every case came before them and therefore

was

brought conspiracy. Although being

had

was

—

(hisses)

going to

was

Balfour

he was done.

Bay how long and his will was most iniquitous, to

;

,

somebody had O'Brien

A touch who was

:

attention,

is

ism

own

their

is told story ing by a lady on from Dublin to Liverpool crossing steamer which carried emigrants many She says bound for America.

ment

to

else

to to return longing and be buried there.

a

country

not

sentences it as much as upon multiply the and could they pleased, bring and could people up when they liked, time after One time. put them in prison man had been fifteen months in prison for sentences he' cumulative because

get

have

and thoy Government, There was scarcely

were

imprisoned. that anything

cheered they bonfires when

lit

came

the

against

If or

.

,

called as

that could Ireland the meshes of this

in

He had expressed

sult. in

the

to

goiDg

with

did not not allowed

would,

was

that which was against on in Ireland time. at the present Balfour had added to the inquiry

he

for

of uttering the hearts of

opportunity

which

piotest

them

the

to

them

was

were

a

do

or

had been Harrington for six because prison, months, of a newspaper in the proprietor Mr. or other that something

which Balfour

sold

owned

to

to

he

in

'

or

magistrates to prison,

in

who

one

anything

:

this

any

published

meeting

lurge

they spoke to acted together

were for put in prison conspiracy could what In England they report but in happened at any" public meeting,

Ireland At

it'and

they

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itself,

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the

put down forth. Mr.

to so

who knows and

10th,

to

Ireland, his feet

was

and

the

wretched creature, Cousins, as he will not mcilvoothering soon forget. Laws, said the brilliant advo is an cate, may be bad, and it exercise of morality, bad say we, to fight against " An laws. is not illegal practice" gave

such

a

a crime. It is on necessarily the of illegal pedestal that many a practices solid and sbiuiug of patriotreputation

welcome

December

day here Governor

by

the

—

for

;

22nd it

back

came

was

the

was

to

us

a

great

gala

day when Our after triumph

From a very hour the urban was population and iu the country the passengers astir, for the Capital who were the thronging find station-houses could luirdly place in trains with the overcrowded even the addition number of cars. of a good ing

all

over

his

enemies.

early

be heard the line could already and re enthusiastic hurrahs patriotic The crowds soon mustered frains. the qnays and the place on all strong

Along

whilst the tiuy steamers in the d'armes and other crafts harbour convoyed to mailboat who were the mapy people Sir John to salute before his impatient ,

official

lauding.

coming

steamer

with

visitors,

The was-

and

deck therefore

whcu

the

of

the in covered,

Governor

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Next approached a flotilla description. boats adorned with wreaths and of Arab The rowing to the sound of an orchestra. retained on Chinese the shore by the of

their

ushering

into

side

which

in

to

animals

The

taken the La

their

every however,

of

standpoint

Bourdonnais

had organised a demonstration to native their own, according and were to strew customs, preparing flowers and silver gold spangles along the cortege road." "When the Governor accompanied by Lady Hennessy set foot on the main received land, he was by the Mayor of

or

thousand

thirty

the

that's

Gone

hundreds

Like

!

who had him, of Christ, flung face of God the heaven-sent He gave them to preach, to Church

offer

in

sacrifice

Gavazzi

priest

b

du

that

prolonged,

ou

pvltvilui) it

ou

covered

quite

the

of the which roaring at the same moment. The acclamations when the Mayor address ceased awhile, ed His Excellency in of the the name cannon

community

;

as

lustily self

ever

made

however

set

themselves in motion to or follow Sir John precede and Lady to the Cathedral Hennessy where His Grace the Archbishop (Dr.

L.

them, support The sacred clergy. taken by storm by

Meuriu) was ed by a numerous was

edifice

the

awaiting.

literally

and

the throng was outside not silence but the most less; perfect and recollection edifying prevailed the Te the Deum, and throughout crowd,

vivats enthusiastics when the Governor porch." " Before

the to

privately of

a

debarkation time to found church for Mass

our

little

and

hastened pean

after

and

in

in

on.

board."

the

apostate world spitting the Church of The Church,

the total does not incomplete, millions and a half. The exceed eight Review us the result of its gives from diocesan and attendance at

out

not

in

recorded

the

Hoffman's

Thus,

number

the

give in ten dioceses in the States. Apostolic Review shows that the

of

Vicariates-

or

order

omitted

schools

the

makes a given by Hoffman, of pupils 3070. The number the omitted schools is 15,640 added to the being 597,164

added

which,

-2-71,

to

2799 of

attending which,

Hoffman,

in

reported

a total gives children attending

Catholic

612,834

of the

schools. Yet this is not the parochial for some small do correct dioceses total, the number of pupils, not while give

Sacramento, ton

no

Natchitoches, school report 13 Archbishoprics

parochial

'

ever.

the

Washing

and

territory,

make

Nesqnally,

Cal.,

There are United States

clergy,

asylums

or

Apostolic. regular,

;

21,358

199

;

orphans

32 theological complete); students 1579 theological leges (returns incomplete)

above. accurate

and

It

is'

tables we

cannot

a

;

great have but

orphan

in (returns seminaries: 124 col ;

mies (returns incomplete) schools number of parochial

drafted,

in

and 67 Bishoprics

incomplete)

(returns

more

what

;

(returns

given

La.,

In thes e dioceses and 6110 secular 2,770 stations 7,353 churches 1480 ; incomplete) chapels

Vicariates2008 are

to

spleen

;

549 acade and the and pupils that pity not been unile

National Library of Australia

with

Government

against

their

Christ.

gain a disreputable falsehood and into flame, disappear of oblivion, whilst

formulating fanaticism the waters

living by fanning beneath the bark

which

hoped to scuttle, they the Faith way, carrying

her

—San

Francisco

Mineral

would

dence

against that

struck

me

stick

and

Parnell, would

it

to

Monitor.

of Ireland.

Wealth

offer

be

a

It

is

often on

article

Ireland) of coal

the that

and

Mr. (says a portion

objected

McCarthy

missioner

in

lack which

iron

the local are

of

an

of

interests

manufacturing we

Com

supplies

important

so

The objec purposes. is The tion Geological exaggerated. vast coal fields Survey shows that seven exist in Ireland. Some of these are par

manufacturing

for

others

worked;

Professor

neglected. standard

work

on

"

'wholly

are

The

his of

in

Hull,

Fields

Coal

the observable of Irish contents coal and workable hundred millions at upwards of two fields of what may This is exclusive of tons. in the lower now be concealed strata, As in England. worked so extensively to

estimates

Britain,"

found

use! to be largely in Ireland. It was it

iron,

smelted of export. ticle erable resources The

We

still

of iron Antrim

even

an

ar

consid metals.

possess aud other so

and

speak, 167 square It contains 40 per miles of pisolitic ore, yielding it cent, of iron. Iu many other districts Pyrites crops up almost under thespade. and copper also exist in many districts, worked at and were once extensively

County founded on iron.

Knockmalaon,

I

ting,

iron

that on

it must this

but we

at Waterford, and at Ovoca, Cork, be But whatever those and respects, admit by any means

not

must

depend

we

Ireland,

as

Minister

tho

for

from

obtained supplies be remembered

that,

coal

and

England, even

on

from further London is, and that are

hypothesis, coal and iron than London is the greatest of the world. city

Prime

wrote

no

kindly

remind

manufacturing words tie,

of has

the seen

to

Soon I received and

I

wrote

dence resident

from

letter

a

Kirby,

him

that the evi saying from two a men, one Buffalo and the other of

to

was

come

of

Rochester.

" I designated one as H" I visited and the other as " T." him in New York, where I found he had a fair he had companion, whom brought over as "the and introduced smartest

in

world." My first was 122 dollars. financial instalment In Rochester went to the Kirby of credit and got banks, produced letters a

detective

roll

big

this

of

mtv

and

not

next

and

wrote

look

to

to

returning forthnnminor

was

for

him his

were,

on

river

to

my

but

raau,

me. Kirby to accompany 75 dollars day I received reported Then I progress. a him people note, telling

dollars

'

and He

track,

Clifton.

he crossed

so

offered

man gold to bringmy over, but I told him he was afraid to go. At after I had got about all he would last, Mr. Kirby the men pay, I wrote that refused to connect themselves utterly and he went with the affair, on West a

and sadder

Ho drank with

him

and

account. to

agreeing made iu

Who

to

out

the

fool lie

parted

I

was

that

on

drew

up

here.

Greatest land?

Who are the United intei

we

time

me 3,000 dollars offeriug the the Times evidence, stand whatever I sacrifice

selling

is

to

easy

Before

agreement produce

the

all

was

the

in

man

Eng

twelve

men

greatest This ?

Kingdom

was

in

the

which Answers prize question —an English penny weekly newspaper, to which undertakes answers to supply "

It

recently.

42,000

as

every

cards

it

were

by persons of the is

slated,

under

subject to

that

seems

postal

Answers' office of winning one ranged,

on

prescribed

—

test

head

berlain's

ranks

Wolseley's eleventh.

tenth,

Lord only ninth, and Lord HarLington's

Proposed

Anglican

Religious

Order. A spirited is going on correspondence the columns of the Church Times

in

the proppsal that section of regarding the Church of England which calls itself " Catholic" should add one more to its imitations of the true Church by insti

communities

tuting should

good like

devote

works, the monks

that

young

who

men

labour

to

but

one

and

purse, idea is

of the old. The of brothers should work lead farms, hard,

bands

these derelict

occupy celibate

of

themselves and have

as far as lives, and, possible, monasticism into introduce the Angli can communion. If the experiment ever the stage of theory goes beyond and hypoth9sis, we should that expect it for the simple would be short-lived ; reason

that

bound

by

the

men, being young to would vows, begin after a time, that think, they might as unto well take themselves and wives, of their labors in bring spend the fruits no

we Meantime may methods of procedure

families. ing up contrast the old with the new.

and St. Francis the drew founders of Orders, around band of spiritual a small children, whom the place of a they occupied

other them to

father.

with in

the

The

new

saint

aud

letter

a

dress

to

which

is to way dispense discuss detail every As to the newspaper

a

!

the

"

new

to

are

religious"

would have it correspondent a the old-fashioned monk's copy of habit. Another a costume prefers the which (in of his fellowopinion one

wear,

"

would

Anglican) n

something

suggest

hoi

mam

nf

t.Tio

Rhna.KIanlr

and a Salvationist." For our is as much as that part we think to say that the proposed uniform wonld be Catholic exceedingly appropriate.— Times.

Brigade

own

of & Son Novelist N.S.Wf Jaiiament.

The

mr.

e.

b.

dickens'

l.

in

maiden

speech.

of March 9th Says the Freeman The greater of Wednesday's part was ting of the Assembly occupied ventilation

the

of

and explanations. for Wincannia,

sit

in

personal grievances Mr. M.P. Dickens,

opened the ball Mr. fclaynes,

complaint against he was understood concerned in the

to

accuse

publication

with whom of of

a

being some

remarks about Mr. Dickens disparaging of in a certain The son weekly print. the man who Pickwick aud gave us

Gamp, Dolly Yarden, Little and many Haynes for Nell, more, with was the subject of his maiden speech, not success. Of what interest was a

>

Micawber,

estiug

correspondents the sun"

should

but in some of popular the list by so

way,

good

,

man.

heavily

its

the

200

me

in

wiser

he

—

lint.nrnfln

allow

The more

On

mnnav

I went

did

the

bills.

mora

County

County Berehaven, County of Wicklow. in our deficiencies assuming,

is,

idea

in

something

mony. about

an

to

the

good joke

the shape of testi the and in paper, a month a letter came that saying a detective had arrived and was ready to to spend no end of time and money get the evidence. to

in

fairly

Nor is it without sig large a majority. name nificance that Mr. Parnell's should in a list in which Mr. come sixth Cham

egregiously the London

at nothing in damaging evi

obtain

to

a

respects opinion

was on sent to America he could obtain evidence

anxiety

female

Great

The Catholic

at

total

his

so

Thomas,

!

tially

number

least

going

out

the

who uod those all leaving Nations, in libelling to die lives her, spend their shore of their own the unfruitful upon

tedly

Directory schools

failed

round

who

harmless

—

A

Strath of Kildodon, Sutherlandshire, has been here five Scotland, anil years, is how he tells the story this From tho of the reading reports Parnell I was lad to investigation believe that the Times and the English

successor

been

lias

kind

a

connect Charles Stuart Parnell with the Phoenix Park assassi " nations. J.C.S." is thickset and aged about 55 years. He comes from the

of St. Peter, dethroning were to find an forced asylum in Eng since which old this land, period poor in

Peter, keeps on

and Hoffman's which are admit

Tables. does not

who

who or

Kirby

to

correspondent the Black

"J.C.S.,"

his word that that would

with

company

refugees

us

of

to find endeavours statistics the number the parochial schools

in

Herald

miss

fairly

or

who fooled Detective.

York

detective,

/"

grace In 1849 Gavazzi, hundreds of Italian

Catholic informs that Catholic of the United population States is to be above generally agreed ten millions but in the latest statistics ; as Review gathered by the Catholic pages Directories;

God.

from industry,

only

mechanic

hoaxed

was a so he ppsed as a priest, who to free Patriot" desired Italy " from and thus he lost the Papal rule,"

of

come

interviewed

Rock

Continental day he forgot

fatal

one

was

a couple of names that ought be placed in the sacred twelve. is It of the great certainly suggestive hold Mr. Gladstone has upon the Eng lish mind that in a competition of this

ex

over-sanguine future. Nevertheless,

peace.

New

has

1809, famous said to

"

the

Directory

But

Europe.

iu a

will

unhappily

to

Scotchman London

A

Barnabite

became

years whose eloquence preacher have been unrivalled in

folly.

Sadlier's

the

Bologna

after

of

America-

Review

the

iu

in

and

Indo-Euro

—

in

Statistics

The.

from

of

sheep born

was

-

v

black

The Order

;

phases,

uu-

Cjme

Correspondence.

Catholic

auu

Lady

partaking had narlour

the

coffee

back

The

his

1

whilst however, remains, And one Gavazzi is gone thus, by the enemies of our who one, holy Faith, the make a trade in traducing Church

only in the

re-appeared

Communion,

Holy

resumed

wore

official

had

Hennessy

ex-

he

reply." crowds

The

"

but they were resumed as when the Governor him

which can and

der,

"sung."

fired

was

uuuuiiureu

of ex

Parliamentary,

Such experience conduce of the

Randolph Spurgeou, Lord Wolseley, Lord" Hartingberlain, and Mr. Ruskin. marks The total ton, recorded for were Mr. Gladstone 327,143 the next on the list, Lord Salis The list is by bury, having 191,374. no means a bad one, although many Mr.

and to

teach

His. Name, the has gone down to

uuwtjpi»,

many

The

in the order the given, Lord Tennyson, Bright, Mr. Parnell, Churchill, Mr. Mr. Cham Irving,

Lord

Irishmen of all present being settled, of all races, and of all creeds may ranks, a fair share of the prosperity enjoy

commission

-

gittvu

in

life

result of placing at the top of the being next, and

order. the

was

Salisbury

following, of Mr.

names

pectations 1 believe that we a approach brighter and happier day for Ireland when, the animosities fierce of the past being for and the fiery of the controversies gotten

thousands forsaken the back in the

before

I

professional,

!

anu

-

oilwu

m

countries. of Irish perience

then

exer

industries have had much

on

commercial, and official.

Apostate

has

peasant proprietorship the manufacturing

cised other

Catholic

ce

u1uoc

—

which

Lord

list.

—

in almost any that What is ?" the answer

"

building

"Oh,

is,

ixavazzi

there

people,

ing certainly chief iudustry on the true and natural being set right, of the basis of ownership soil by the who farms man, be he peer or peasant, other industries be it, may reasonably to share the revivifying effect expected

A recent from London cablegram the news of Alesof the death brings sandro who was known in life Gavazzi, "the anti- Popery as Poor lecturer."

immense crowd which thronged the squares and the surround quay, that is to say from houses, twenty-

five

new

Another

that

ing

question States,

the

cash to a 5s. postal of the competition Mr. Gladstone's name

a weary many century. been to. blame, the suffer fell on us. Now that our of agriculture that is

has

does not

of the Council, the town, the Members the high functionaries and the notables of the place who stood ready for him at the landing. At time from the same the

accurate is

shown, the Church is iu

that

for

sorrow

Whoever

Church."

Indians of their

all

of

magnificent invariably

The

statue.

the

to

reply

town

foot

the

at

much

yery

in

classes

working

tables

Enough

prove

the

valuable

really

contain

respect. to

that

hoping

and is condition, flourishing It making rapid headway in America. is no uncommon remark to hear from those who have visited that the couutry a

performed strains

in

these

will

in

procession

deafening

music.

Celestial

of

brilliant

of

Directories

meanwhile

were

a

symbolical

evolutions had

dragon order

Review

Catholic issue

next

.

the j

.

and outburst of joy the that welcomed him baffles

appeared,

enthusiasm

its

readers no less than forwarded to in prizes,

from

the

hope which £100 in

his

minds

subject of all

or

his

delivery

?

-

The

those

listeners seeming were meadows, or in away in English where London mews sqaalid Charley and Bates and the "Artful," Oliver parts at the magi Pagan, played their cian's

bidding. said Dickens ho did not intend the House to delay long, but he thought it was to his duty say a few words, Mr.

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quoted from

a

newspaper-, had which he said been an extract and in which written by Mr. Haynes, was made upon Sir Henry an attack He said he would Parkes. not have .

brought

forward

this

had

not

there

ap Press certaiu It had been

in the public peared statements about himself. said that he had been elected name he bore. of the great

account

on

He

was

They (Cheers.) one Dickenses in could not get two The inference of state the generation. him was that he was ment made against but he trusted he would a fool, prove not The a fool. to them he was gen the article who wrote from which tlemen of

proud

,

that

name.

he had quoted

was

of Sir

now

staunch

a

the

.

j

mine

owners

the Daily

in

of the

tion

on

Act in purchasing then selling to the

The after

March

London,

20.

of granting Local Government He further the to Ireland. expressed that the measure would satisfy opinion advocates tor Home the more reasonable

purpose

Rule, the to

altogether

Home -Rule he said, Government, tinue

firm

their

in

end The

an

put

agitation. to

intended

efforts

con

law scope of

to

restore

of the by the enlargement Lord would Ashbourne's Act, justice be done to the Irish tenants. The police have made a startling and

discovery that the

Zurich, manufacture carried largely

being

Acting

manner.

tion for

,

are

of

finally

for

prin

(TEscompte has on going into Comptoir The new Company's capi

the

public

severe

the

celebrated from suffering

taken illness has

Her mental malady, and excessive

worse.

form of overwork medical

advisers

turn

a

now

the

United

pany

her illness

to a

meeting

com-;

connected

yesterday, sanctioned the proposed the Imperial Institute.

the

of

the

highest

religion

Owing cate having still

the

peoplo's

notified

French its

were

begun throughout Australian of any

price

Copper

the price engagements, remains at an unpayable.

National Library of Australia

Syndito

inability of

and

compulsory has

the secular the

impaired

faith.

religious

of

son

the a

spending

in holiday England. In the House of Lords,

and To

preventing impecunious able Peers from sitting.

Premier

(Lord

moved

Morley

Mr.

Balfour,

vote

a

Chief of account

on Ireland, and cruel treatment

O'Brien

to

while

was

on

rejected of 64.

of censure

prison.

Mr. subjected The motion by

division,

The leading paper makers with forming a syndicate,

marck echoed

in

England a

capital standard

a

paper.

few

Emperor

a

Emperor

of

visit

and

ton,

majority

Bis speech delivered by Prince the other day, His Highness re-, the peace assurance announced

a

by the The

a

maintain

to

millions, for

on

foxSecretary the persecution

he

in

now

is

at

J

next

England tin

days ago.

Germany

has arrang

une.

£41

at

quoted

per

£59.

meet

Duncan

electors the and met with night, enthusiastic reception. Up to the present dressed

candidates intention of the Legislative St. was

Stephen's totally

the

have

Premier,

Burwood

at a

warm

very

time

Alliance betn laid.

Hall,

memorial

no

less

the

20.

is

£5,800,

last

and

than

their for seats

Assembly. Ballarat, Parsonage, by fire last night.

to in

is

completed

months.

March

Adelaide,The railway

returns,

revenue

21. the

for

ending March 16, show receipts to £16,800 the amount amounting ; week of last year for the corresponding being £18,500. A new Girls is shortly Reformatory to be erected at Edwardstown. In the action brought by the City Land and Investment Company against the Hon. Thomas to Bent, of Victoria, compel tract

is

con

An application concluded. of the defendant, for an ad to his defence, was prepare

now

behalf

on

of a performance the plaintiffs' £105,000,

specific

involving

journment, refused.

Era

at Woodauction yes and the bid, withdrawn

Gold Mine,

offered

was

side,

at public

£300

terday. Only mine was consequently from- sale. The manager Mine of the Junction has that instructions representa was

given

tives to

jjjip.

Press shall not be admitted exists A strong feeling

the shareholders on the subject, among and a meeting is to be held demanding that in the interests of the shareholders the mine shall be open to accredited reporters. Great at the Moonta activity prevails the copper, mines, notwithstanding heavy fall in the price of copper, owing to the break French up of the syndi cate.

The claim has Mount Carrington been jumped, to through omission pay the necessary mining rents. The share market is quiet. Biokens 14's, (new) are quoted at £28 ; Block ;

Junctions, and Baker-

10s. 's

6d.

Creek's,

estimate

and

suburbs, 437,780. The police Father against S.

ed

Patxick's on

and

mittee

issued

have Hefferman,

Sunday

a

second

Dunlop

for allowing

to be overcrowd

last.

One hundred iron-workeis employed at the Phoenix Foundry and Locomo tive have struck Woilcs, Ballaarat, of the work, in consequence manage-

Bill

Land

dis

were

bore

down

put has

station

the

on

struck

another

at a artesian supply, depth of 800 feet. The is of excellent water quality, and the bore 17,000 gallons gives day. A farmer named Ryan, residing near was stuck up Albury, yester

day on his way to The culprit of £100.

a

and robbed has not yet been

town-,

arrested. March 22. mission to Queens of the Imperial land, has been entirely successful. Institute, He had an interview with the Govern ment jesterday, for and leaves to-day

Brisbane,

Sir

Somers in the

Vines' interests

Sydney. Some

of the drought fearful accounts Western district are coming to It is stated that the sheep are in thousands and that those starving wliich are the being conveyed towards in the hand.

as

as quickly numbers

in

dying

yestei'day, the

effect,

the

has had interior

a

most whole

The

Rev.

Mission the fire,

during

Palace reported

most

disastrous

completely

of the of their

boarders

personal Taplin, Abo Macleay was killed

Mr.

Station, to while endeavouring The estimated damage is

others. which

save

Mr.

Coffee

of Point

superintendent

is

fire

being

and the

destroyed, are minus

riginal

of the

that

proved

King

Valletta

s.s.

per

22.

for

passenger

Sound George's Ritchie. An examination

has

route.

March

Adelaide, only

are

possible, en

large

The

is covered by insurances of £2,700. The inmates to the extent of the -fire, at the time numbered 40 and with one or two all, exceptions, the escaped with greatest difficulty. the On reaching street were many

£2,000,

to

an almost insensible of the lodgers, named so burnt in effect King, was seriously that his recoveiyis ing his escape, of the The origin fire very doubtful. is at present a mystery. The Premier (the Hon. T. Playford)

found

be in One

condition.

is

now

the

visiting councils

district

for

Northern

new

the

of conpurpose with them on mattei's ferring x'elating to the local Government Act which the intend Government to introduce. The for the week from theyield Brokexi Bill mine is as follows tons of 4002,600 ore, yielded tons of bullioxi, and 12,800 ounces of :—

silver.

.

The is

as

from Block 680 tons

yield follows

170 tons

of

:

of bullion,

14

No.

and

ore

mine=

yielded. ounces:

22,000s

of silvex.

Shares (new) 49s.

are

still

Junctions,

;

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quiet.

at

quoted

axe

£28

23s,;

Block

;

Centrals,

14, lis.;:

18. ; Norths, 21s. Souths, It is reported that there is a pros ruined pect of the lode at the J unction It has greatly impxoving. already increased to nine feet without any sig n of a wall.

The sey

summons

the

cussed.

Centrals,

March 23. for the city amounted to

population last year,

cathedral

;

94s.

if.

invalid, unsuccessful

meeting

effects.

week

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ad

have

street,

which be

to

stones

Temperance

The building,

eighteen

21.

announced

contesting

destroyed

and

Melbourne,

Gillies,

March

Tasmanian in Melville

new

INTERCOLONIAL.

copper

quotation.

the

lis.,

March

is

declared the

by

March 23. Sydney, of the Cabinet was held when sevei'al yesterday, important the matters, recommenda including tions of the Public Works' com A

coast,

The foundation of

92s.

Melbourne,

the

was shock of earthquake in the south part of Lady's

The New

the

an Salisbury) proposed amendment to shelve the question, which was carried by a' large majority. In the House of Commons, yesterday

Mr.

of

inadvisable.

dishonor this

who wealthiest

Gxeenway, one

has advised Council the City General that in their opinion Attorney the vigorous of the Vac enforcement cination is which he is pressing, Act,

case

of the Earl a the Carnarvon resolution proposed of which was effect to ensure reform by

the

.

to the

the He

on

of

of education

system

article

an

be

to

to-day

cost

Mont

Australia. assertion that

free

280

offered.

of

Adelaide, Prince of

Hutchinson

has written and morals

year,

Copper hol

wife

Vicar of St. Mark's gomery, Konniugto the vacant ton, has' been nominated of Tasmania, in succession to Bishopric Bishop Saodford. Dr Dale, the famous Congregational who visited Australia last Minister,

are

Christopher

Bay.

wedding.-

Henry

the

sharp

felt

in

made

the

Henry

will be be made

objection candidates.

A

the

the

Hobart,

which was present of South by the women in honor of Her Royal High-

Australia, ness's silver The Rev.

Mr.

reached

Mi.

Consequently

elections

was

of

of New Zealand, died yester day. Four men have been seriously injuxed in "consequence of the unexpected of a rocket. explosion

for

subscribed

position has been appointed York Tribune of American Minister in the post

wools

to

personally present Wales the handsome

ed to

affiliat

present Editor of

The Antwerp wool sales The yesterday. biddings were and the very spirited,

its

T. Smith,

to

France.

.

E.

Sir

been

Lady Smith, late Mayor of

it

The

Ed.

—

to

reported colonists

nominated of Perth.

was

have

Arrangements London to enable

price In

private

disbauded. Colonial Royal the members

Read, at

twelve

to

Catholic Bishop the appointment.

declined

of two

a

was

present ion with Mr. Whitelaw

Roman

He

of

been

held

Institute,

sentenced

Ullathorne

Bishop first

in theatrical

has of the

been

at which object, refuse the request Sir Subsequently

distressed A farmers. further to con meeting of the Cabinet, sider the subject, will be held to-day. March 20. Auckland,.

the tariff with reciprocal States. of The Editor Charlottenburg has

the to

granted

A

study. consequently

have

confinement asylum, and the which she with

the the

for taken result

Her

her

ordered lunatic

being

subscription.

has

illness,

half

remaining

open Miss Mary Anderson, now who is actress,

to

the

Comptior

D'Eecompte,

ding Neiu

Nihilists.

London and from the being supplied has caused discovery

also

Commons,

a

Count Herbert Bismarck, is German Chancellor, now

were

be forty millions francs. Half will foi the share be reserved the in Comptior present

holders

prior At

these

in

societies,

Paris

resolved Nationale. will

that

Russian

for

The

The

this

and other discovered.

excitement throughout of Europe. towns

cipal

of

infernal

was

machines, and believed

of

long

discredits Victorian

manufactory

bombs,

dynamite

secret informa a

private

secret

making

Paris,

tal

in

bomb-shells,

political

factory. intense

out

upon

is

explosives

a

made

being Some

Switzerland,

of

received,

machines, destructive It is said

.

in

at

House

Canadian a

It has been found, that several of the officers to comply returning have failed with the Act, in not publishing in the local press notices the nom specifying ination these dates.

the

to decision the leaders of the deputation, who received with it dissatisfaction. great The Cabinet has not, as yet, finally of the 'under approved regulations which will of seed wheat be supplies

tralia.

in a addressing Salisbury, large said the Govern at meeting Watford, ment to introduce a intended shortly the bill into the House of Commons for

did not

low

a

con

vessel

Balranald

at

deputation. Parkes announced

tenants, of rate

j

March 21. Sydney, epidemic which recently

Within

decided

interest.

Lord

it

at

terms,

easy

out

consider

in

land

and

is

A meeting of five of the hundred a formed unemployed deputation yes ask terday and waited on the Premier, be provided for ing that work might A Cabinet meeting was them. held to

operation. March 22. London, It is reported that the Government intends to propose in the House of Com next year, a vote to apply mons, £60,of Lord Ash 000,000 for the extension bourne's Ireland

it

the

whether

is rapidlyweek past cases have occurred, from ninety-three which there deaths. have been thirteen There is of medical aid and want great nursing power at the local hospital.

in

now

for impsisonment libelling Bismarck. Rev. Dr. Right Ullathorne, Roman Catholic Bishop of Birmingham, has died, at the age of 82. His lordship was Vicar-General of Aus formerly

FOREIGN.

if

mines

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ment to agree to the increase refusing of wages demanded by the men. It is that a number of probablo other will be simply incon foundries venienced.

:

off.

spreading.

the supporting proposal. of the proposed object syndicate to maintain a standard price for coal, of the gradual exhaus consequence

is

be got

broke

warmly

are

safely doubtful

The typhoid

Kingdom

Prince The

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will

The

journal months-

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ment

Jntemrtmual

anti

gers were sidered

to it was proposed proprietors a coal with a capital establish syndicate million of a hundred The sterling.

The

.ifomgn

steamer to Alert, belonging Parker & Co., of Messrs. Huddart, went ashore last at Melbourne, night Point The whole of the passen King.

colliery

say next.

The

of

rise

a

may

day

could one

show

sales

be said that the metal at £40 for the best is now firm per ton selected In Paris, ingots. however, the of =847. at an equivalent price is quoted Tin is generally and is now declining, quoted at £93 per ton. of a number of large At a meeting it

which discusion, during was some warm feeling shown, very has rejected a motion brought forward the establish for by the Government

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Henry

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father.

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COLLEGE

T II

U

R

S T,

coming

RIGHT

REV.

DR.

BYRNE. for

above College will RE-OPEN academic under the year

the

manage of of the Priests of the ment Congregation whom it has been entrusted the Mission, to the Bishop of the Diocese, by his Lordship s and well-appointed buildings Spacious of tcombined with beauty and healthfulness and the solid to oituation, training imparted for St. Stanis the pupils, have already won laus' a educa amongst .the prominent place of the colonies. tional establishments addit and

Many important

improvements which be mentioned a amongst may and PhilChemical Laboratory quipped is the it hoped, increase losphy Hall, will, of- the College and enable present advantages Fathers the Yincentian to give the pupils ions, well

entrusted, suited

For

their

to to the

of

requirements

apply to BYRNE,

&&., REV.

Prospectus, YEItY .

education the day.

an

care

fully

C.M.,

J.

President.

O

I

T

IMPOUNDED

in

small teeth

;

visible.

allowed within the time sold to defray expenses. SCULLY. ROGER 11th March, 1889. 10s.

claimed be

not

will

made

was

us

friends discussion

true

s

and The dispen followingregulations in virtue of special sations are issued, from faculties the Holy See, for Lent, commences on whichWednesday, 6th March

—

of

use

Ember

Holy —

and

and

used at the 3.— Butter,

per

Lent,

Fridays,

.

and

meat

is

days in

all

on

Saturday, Week. Flesh-

meat

flesh

dinner

"Wednesdays

except

fish

cannot

be

cheese, lard,

and,

by

milk, are

At

the

use, and

the in

is

5.

—

days. 6.—

No

fast

AH

who

abstinence

or

21st

except Friday. on

Sun

their have completed to fast and hound of excused by the state or of their thenature .

are year unless abstain, health their

fast days of butter,

permitted, and Good

Ash Wednesday

on

on

moderation, milk

cheese, .

collation

on

Ash

to the above according and all who have arrived regulations at the use of reason, though not bound of their the to fast before completion hound to 21st are, however, year, on the days abstain from flesh meat

employments

—

:

appointed. 7.

—

who

All

have

arrived are bound within

at

the

to of discretion go years Easter to Holy Communion commences which in this' diocese time, on Ash Wednesday and ends on the feast and of the of SS. Peter octave

"

Paul.

® M.

'3B

GIBNEY,

Bishop of Perth. 1889. February

20th

Perth,

t

i

to

ec —

—

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+

x

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MARCH. '

amount

The

30.— SAT: 31.— SUN. s

1.— MON. 2.— rTUES. 3.— WED,

Sixtus III P.C Wounds of Sacred Lord Of the Feria IY of Lent APRIL. Of the Feria St. Francis of Paul C. Of the Feria. St.

28.— THUR. 29.-— FRI.

National Library of Australia

our

to

Anglican

a

.

their place do so before

must

roll

names

on

the

tenth

"

'

parade

the Metropolitan the Armoury this

of

be held at at 7.30 o'clock."

!

we

Rifles

evening

A

train half

special

j

hours and to Perth on

;

a

Rev.

enjoying

bell

It

cast

was

the

is

friends health.

are

A pire residence

broke

glad

we

the ever

colony.

of

Treacy,

brief

Perth hear

in

first

in this

Father a

coming

Saturday.

A church other day. manufactured

The

onlv fourteen from Albany

occupied in

in

stay to

see

is

Newcastle,

Perth. him in

Mis manyexcellent

appropri

very

by

in this, may of

feelings

to

to

picture

of about

lately

Damage

done

by

Mr. Wallis' at to the extent the conflagra

tion.

The

of the established." the twenty-

clergyman

a

out in Perth. £100 was

can

view the and

move awe

himself

average weekly attendance continues be large. to however. patronise it,

at the

Library ladies

A nominal fine Mr. 0. J. Davis, near Geraldton, Act.

A

named

man

have

been

lias

all

Public few

Very

imposed

on

at Tibradden', squatter for a breach of the Scab a

Isaac

Shaw

is

died,

to

reported

between Roebourne and of dysentery. Deceased is said to from New South Wales.

and ox the power majesty British nation let us personified, with helmet andsay, by .Britannia tridentwhen the eventful .epoch has arrived the hither approaching to dormant it into soul, calling active life with a touch of her —

—

and. graciously in formal according it, legal the right to exercise phraseology, its to follow God-given faculties, its conscientious and convictions, to the acknowledge sovereign claims of its Maker but it excites ; in all others different quite It is true God has thoughts. bidden children to honour their but there is also, for those parents, who have come to the years of dis a direct cretion, 'duty to Him, prior to all other must which duties, be discharged at all costs. We must not for one moment, be held to believe that Dean Gold smith when penning his injudicious attacks on the Catholic priesthood potent

sceptre,

Pilbarra,

have

come

Recently the window curtains in one of of the Freemason's Hotel at the rooms discovered on fire. Fremantle wore Only that the flames were quickly extinguished the whole place might have been burn ed down.

Three men, Carl Varien, Nicholas Wood at cock, and George W oodcock, charged on the City Police Court, Monday, with the of a bank for £410 deposit receipt larceny and £45 in notes and cash, were discharg

of his fellowbe it from us, such any injustice. We have known them long enough to feel confident that they will his inconsiderate regret conduct, and will discountenance severely to light the fires of any attempt sectarian strife in our midst. IIMI1.

blunder in the future. learn that He must the Catholics of Australia do not consent to stand on a of mere toler footing For his condescension ation. in certain agreeing to tolerate us, on

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His Honor Hie Chief Justice is to go early next month a visit He will on to England. be entertained, we of his believe, by some friends in Fremantle to his depar previous ture. voyage,

colony

—

We wish when him, and soon hope he will

he

bonleaves, return to the

again.

>

a'l.

zx

Father Brady returned to Perth by the Flinders on the Saturday morning from North Wost, where the rev. gentleman went on a mission about six months ago.

Fremantle, on Sunday, a child named whilst Chamberlain, wading in the sea, which was was struck very rough, by a in the spar that was floating water, and in this manner simple got his leg broken.

Far

PrdthsfcHfits. to do ihein

It may be of interest to some to hear that the not proceeds of the Irish concert held on 18th March, in aid of St Brigid's to £53. Schools, amounted

At

spoke ihe sentiments

like

we are as as conditions, grateful but our the case requires; right rests a to be here much upon basis. It is identical firmer with which he himself the right enjoys ; the toleration, and therefore if it can be said to exist where properly is all have mutual. rights, equal with In their intercourse of others, of opinion, whatsoever shade the we conduct of Catholics, will trust, kindliness ever exhibit that and which their inculcharity religion

ac

the

view of it is it, and unscru rash, uncharitable, and has a pulous, necessarily mischievous Father tendency. Bourke of all spoke the opinion when he stigmatized it. as parties an to excite a No Popery attempt and the Dean's unworthy cry, evasions and feeble denials have served the general only to confirm It is quite needless to impression. assure Dean anyone, except the he that has completely himself, To him mistaken the situation. us to tender such charity prompts as relieve him information will

making

comes

of irreverence matter. It

the

veneration

mildest

of

themselves,

_

a lent is expression very painful revelation of the unchristian spirit Goldsmith which Dean cherishes Catholics. towards the Taking

danger

been

lias

bathing.

or

art,

—

com

to

wishing

will

law thinks first beholds a birthday deep and radical change in the individual a transformation to a amounting birth. If new we it may say without there is a certain offence,

plete rebuttal they have met, would be a work of supereroga manifestly tion. Of themselves the charges an were of such extraordinary nature that no person of prudence would think of accepting them as and true without diligent enquiry Father Bourke has since clearly and shown indisputably they are without foundation. We cannot, allow the Dean's however, asser tion that the Catholic Church is " tolerated in our midst" to only remark. This trucu pass without

from the ridiculous

for

only say it from ately "church as He apparently

-

meal.

same

indult,

—

in

Monday

permitted all at days dinner, except on Wednesday and Good Friday. special

4.

axuur

„

while

j

religion

:

1.— The at mitted

2.

itJLi/Uxs

xi. uuu

or

literature,

Cliinainan

a

drowned

the electoral of next month.

j

A

has defi ornament, the subject. on Of opinions to minobjection allowing the to choose a power,

ors

of

Roebourne

has been

society

conspicuous

nite his

a regret atleast on one side, which a prevented sideration of the facts. To enter of upon a consideration contained in Dean the accusations vxui.usu.niju

REGULATIONS.

a

in

Persons

secular Father subject, upon any Bourke would doubtless listen with attention but to his ,nd respect, as to the proper adminis opinions trations of baptism, we venture to not think for one say, he would moment of attaching the slightest Indeed it comes some importance. what as a surprise to find that any member of a church of which Mr. Gorham a short time ago such was

of religion, carried on, a with heat careful con

n

LENTEN

science,

in

all

we

expresFather did not

a

and debating York.

political

Near

that hope for his own sake, iterate the Sacrament of Baptism in the case of the deceased girl. To the Dean's remarks upon

productions. disappointing tone and in matter they fall below the standard sadly by a to judge which we have right a them. As coming from clergy a man in every line they display lack of christian singular charity; as written of the by a dignitary Protestant communion they evi dence a total want of the prudence which should characterise the holder of his responsible position. This the Church attempt to injure has only succeeded in bringing into the of her beauty prominence and the organization, perfect her wisdom which guides pro and with cedure nevertheless we, ; tinctly Both

Goldsmith,

Dean

Bourke,

dis

are

A

formed

a

repress when

amusement

of

sing

the column we publish from which arose correspondence the charge of unworthy proselytism levelled the Catholic against priesthood of the City by the Very Reverend the Protestant Dean of to their Perth. regard Having which the the- letters in source, another

imputation

to

impossible

is

The Fremantle Herald now in published the evening, has improved considerably of late both as regards'tho and quantity of its matter. quality Containing literary and as it does spicy jottings, intercolonial of and much foreign telegrams interest, local it attrac is at present a very news, and tive should be well supported. journal ,

We have to acknowledge the receipt of the following to the Record subscriptions C.Y.M. lis. Albany, Society, 3d. Rev. lis. 3d. Mr. Mother, Argent, 3d. ; Rev. F. Matdu, lis. lis. 3d. Mr. A. Gee, lis. 3s. 9d. Mr. Smith, p.c. 3d.; Mr. T. Mason, lis. 3d. Mr. J. Wilkin lis. Miss lis. 3d. son, 3d.; Delaney, Mr. E. Hanrahan, 10s. Jarrahdale, Mr. 10s. Lee, p.c., ;'Mr. Tooliey, 15s. Mrs. Connors. 15s. Mrs. Perth, Mr. 15s. 7s. 6d. Sallanger, Prunster, Mrs. GerAldton, Hogan, £1 6s. 3d. Mr. Dunn, 30-6-'89, 7s. 6d. Australind, Mrs. Costello, 31-3-'89 3s. 9d. Bunbury, Mrs. Foley, 10s. Mr. SlatFerguson, 7s. 6d. 31-3-'89, Bridgetown, tery, Mrs. £2 ; T. Benny, Victoria O'Toole, lis. 3d Plains,

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Glenavon,

It feeling find

BLUNDER.

ounces

cidentally

—

If

by law,

.

;

forehead in branded on near much like very no other high;

thing hands

E

stockyards, 16tli Saturday, saddle COLT shedding his shoulder some about 13£ brand or mark

star

;

O

my

on Glenavon, Toodyay, one bay March, light

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28,

N.S.W.

In

Patron—

The

MARCH

THURSDAY,

quarter.

ounces

disposition.

—

per

conquer evil with good, having before your eyes the reward prepared for those who combat the name for of Christ Pius IX,

'

to

quarter,

re

-

years, in advance. and singing, Entrance Fee, £4. 10 Children over

pur

spirit

"

TERMS be paid Music

10

your

|

under

For children, 5 guineas per

—

in

indefatigable

and with undaunted pose, sist and try to iniquity

|

"Be

JOSEPH,

—

-

ST.

GERALDTON.

,

OF

SISTERS

eto from Roebourn telegram on the previous day Charles in town with thirty-eight or W. JLandon -with six gold, and J. Smith with four ounces.

the effect that Harris arrived

to

and

a

Thursday

cates,

,

ISworir.

i&.

I

a®.

!

SCHOOL.

BOARDING

:

CONVENT

;

has James Lee Steore addressed a His to the lengthy report Excellency of the third Governor on the proceedings session of the Federal Council held recent which is not The report, ly at Hobart. of of to the much interest majority has beon for public readers, published information.

Sir

—

The

Commissioner

of

Police

received

on

)

It is not. Australian justice

as

.of often that the Governor in a court colony figures a -defendant. A rumour is

an

of in

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to

According

Perth out arising

fever,

We next

Ave

regret week

tional tive

the

in

person

a

to hold number with their

Brigid's

School,

compelled of

names

together

subscribers, to

amounts,

Australian," from colonial of impure water.

suffering the use

of

are

the

"West

is

Sr.

till

over

of addi respec North

Perth.

At tho notice

General was

NeAvcastle disabled.

—

:

met

Vessel

UUO-Ltt

following

Tuesday morning posted bound from St. Laweronce, to Fremantle, put in at Albany

Main Sunday morning. and a part of bulwarks clll

the

Office

on

.

"Barque '

Post

Avith a gale on and mizzen masts,' carried arid away,

ttUlUBUeiU

a

Wheal Ellen & Badara both of which have a been on developed large mining scale. Tho Victoria Company's (the copper mine was first opened up about eightmonths the on ago, manager starting more than a mere streak of nothing with a few hands. Since then mundic, "Adcock's shaft" has been putdown 95 and about 95 feet of driving, besides feet, some has done from this been stoping shaft. In the south level a winze has also been put down some 36 feet, tapping 2 shaft, No. about good ore. 72 feet South of Adcock's has been put shaft, doivn from grass to 103 feet. 50 feet of and some has also been driving stoping done in this shaft. About four chains two further South more one about shafts, 20 26 feet and the other have been feet, to and here again a little put doivn water, has been done. Another shaft driving 15 about feet has been put down some, four chains further where a little South, ore has been tapped. About 110 tons of; has ore been raised this time during

the girl with it she covering out the flames but, putting alas it Avas too late, as the after effects to save the life of the terrorproved, stricken She lingered girl. on until 3 p.m. the .day, Avhen, folloiving apparently she fell into her painless, long -last sleep. The interment in the neiv church of place the follow England cemetery took more than 100 following the ing day, to the grave. remains The poor mother of the deceased to have seems been singu unfortunate the past twelve larly during or thirteen one of her husbands years been killed whilst his having driving over dray passing team, the horses and his him. literally body, disembowelling Her next was sad misfortune the loss of her son, her only bread-Avinner, Avho was killed by the Queen's Jubilee accidentally from to excursion train Northampton' Geraldton. To complete the' misfortunes of this woman I have poor only to add that she is left Avith an imbecile child, about 10 years old, as helpless as a babe, to look after and maintain, with together This is a herself, by going out Avashing to say that, sad and I am case, glad the times are now so very bad although a list has been here, subscription generously responded to for the purpose the of of defraying tho inter expenses ment of her late 'unfortunate daughter. of I have an nothing encouraging nature to report in our mining industry. at the Victorian Operations Copper mine are still sus Mining Company's

and

rug

in

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;

pended,

—

—

.

pending

a

to presented praying appointed

petition might be

Commission

the truth of statements which into to enquire Mr. she makes Horgan and Mr. concerning a short Act Geo. Leake, or that Walpole Avhat she alleges might be passed remitting fine— on her been an illegal to have passed referred and Police to the

by

—

Magistrate

her certain land, been despoiled.

vflfftiTofl

woe

rnnsidfirfition

fm

of which she The petition .

in reinvesting she has states

to

a.

select

Mr. of Mr. committee Burt, consisting and the Mr. Randell, Harper, Mr. Morrison, issue of In yesterday's Attorney-General.

eyes out." Since pleasantly March

the letter

West Australian, in ivhich he into certain

inquiry against

him

in

Mrs.

Mr. states grave

Tracey's

Horgan he

eagerly

allegations document.

has

a

courts made

ILUIU

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.feature

WJL

"

ground."

NORTHAMPTON. From

own

Correspondent. news thisAveelcisa fatality which occurred on sad, burning 9th inst. of the Margaret the night of youngest Brown, aged 13, daughter Mrs. Mrs. McDonald, formeny Brown, victim of such rare oc makes the third in this district the past currences during Late on the night of the three years. the poor Avas accident girl fatal reading the have fallen asleep, leaving and must kerosene lamp burning close to her bed.

My

first

our

item

of

in an was The. mother sleeping adjoining as she Avas dis but very room, lightly turbed by hearing something heavily fall in her room. the floor on daughter's to kerosene it be the Thinking lamp knocked over, she made for her daughter's few a bed room, only yards aAvay from own her door, but met the unfortunate child enveloped in flames, Snatching up

National Library of Australia

Aveek.

March

15th

1889.

statements made in a public Misleading cannot rectified. be too soon journal to me -This remark occurred on reading Mr. S. Mitchell's letter Avhich appeared issue in last of tho Victorian Saturday's From the tone of the letter it Express. Editor had hit Avould that the appear somewhat hard the mine proprietors in of this district a previous issue. I allude to that part of the letter where the remarks which Avriter quotes the Editor's " Instead of it to run thus (referring the Victorian Copper Mining Company) Avhat had been after the doing hoped of its possessing announcement capital than the local something more proprietors have boen doing all along, that is something the name of mining that is more Avorthy than the picking of the eyes out of its mines, it has followed &c." The their example, are italics as that part of mine, marking the Editor's remarks which lias given local -umbrage to our mining proprietors. has last Editor shown in his Tho Express had no intention issue that lie Saturday's in of Avriting strain Avhich his re in tho but that his marks have been understood, from a statement remarks originated made to him by a prominent Northamp to ton mine owner." I have nothing (!) do Avitli this but Avriting from a mining and being" district thoroughly acquainted the of Editor's Avitli the subject Express I will briefly lay before those of remarks, take an readers Avho may your many interest in a rough out mining matters, at the Victorian line of the workings and then lot it Copper Mine, speak for let rather others or say ivhether itself, of out it." the have been picked eyes that such a I may in passing, montion, as the eyes out of our report "picking mines" about in the other Colonies, flying detrimental Avould unquestionably prove interests of our to the mining district. As Mr. Mitchell has spoken for himself, his the I need mines, not mention —

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The Murchison river is down a banker. to up country This is good neAvs squatters. The weather has been with oc cool, casional the past shoAYers, light during

"

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"

have

i

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means

the

last

this

weather

has

York

is

hrftrfth

in

tl-m

nF

York

and weeks

we shall comes, and two day's day's racing, be to use may permitted will make for a things lively

the

of

purpose

T.ihpral

of

one

establishing

A ocnniatinn

tlie

of the

on

hol/l

wao

advanced

argument

branch

a

here

societies

parent

opposed,

strenuously

few

I

An recently. the introduction

against< was that

quiet

very A

slack.

Easter

Two if

fl.

of

occasion

had the

the

general

memelections, present junior had Fremantle, who, it ivas alleged, the he himself years proved during many in Council, a was thoroughly fitting represen tative for the chief port of the colony. A political and has been debating Society

beivfor

the been

cool.

22nd,

when a slir.

bazaaring," the latter term, time. A meeting, for

manner

picking

of

extremely

"

formed in York. two shillings and

1889.

The

entrance

among

fee The

sixpence.

the

Avho viz

gentlemen a as committee, C. C. R. Knight, Edwards, Craig, C. C. Smith, R. D. Hardey, ker, pointed

GUILDFORD.

It

From our oivn Correspondent. On last Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, the remains of Joseph Molloy Avere con last' signed to their place in the resting Catholic The cemetery. deceased, who Avas a in the colony, had been stranger for a time before his suffering, long the incurable disease of con demise, from He received, on his sick bed, sumption. the last rites of the Church, and he died a holy death on last Saturday morning, at two in the Guildford o'clock, Hospital. His age was 30 years. A good number of Catholics attended the funeral, and the Rev. W. B. Kelly officiated. It will be a for some to 'task, one, send to painful Avho are in poor Joseph Molloy 's parents, the sad account Ireland, of their son's death. R.I.P. Monday being the Feast of the Ann unciation, Avas the day appointed for children to make their first communion. It. was also the general communion day for the

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in

Another the pleasing of the Sisters of St. Joseph's progress is school the addition of a professional music Miss Smith from Perth, teacher, who arrived here a short time ago, and Avho has of already got a good number district.

,

have lately been telegrams the of Police Commissioner H. from J. Sergt. Phillips) (Major 9-18 25, Roebourne, March Kennedy. from on Satur Returned a.m. goldfields ounces of in Brought forty-five day. ounces. Basset came in with forty gold. at are about one hundred men There at two hundred and fifty Pilbarra and Two gold. Egina. Nearly all are getting last iveek. were found new Sup patches on the field are just noiv, plentiful plies is scarce it has to be carted but water to and is sold at fourten miles Egina, A man namod Murdo pence per gallon. found dead a New Zealander, ivas Smith, Ho hut on the fifteenth instant. in his about six clays, had been dead apparently ivere no circum and there suspicious from "John stances." Spencer arrived of 65ozs. Percy Wellarcl Egina Avitli gold, John Atkinson ivith with 20ozs. and A fire out 20oza." broke yesterday at afternoon the residence of (Monday) the absence of the William Coffin, during ivhole of tho inmates. The building, of ivas burned to the which was ivood,

Avliether

own

in.

set

town

hence,

j

nnnnhAr

iimit.arl

has

business

I

are

A long felt in the shape of an out Avant, in front side lamp, has just been supplied of the Catholic Church. Although the little edifice stands conspicuously on pretty a hill, the benefit of the neAV lamp will be felt on the occasional Avlien dark_ nights Father Brereton to an preaches invariably

pupils.

The folloiving received by

my

being

UUIlgLOUULDil

winter The

our

had lately showers.

j

financial

village.

ItUgO

Correspondent. and strong gales very few light The the change from incessant, heat is we experienced recently most indeed. Let the irelcome us hope that has summer and that an departed early

stated

is

that

Colds

midst.

our

is

fixed

at

following

have been Messrs. :

ap F.

Par J. Seabrook, has appeared in just prevalent

diptheria are very

E.

R.

noAV.

York the "At Says your contemporary latter end of December last a letter ad was dressed James to Mr. of Avondale Brown, near from his who res park, Beverley, son, ides at Jelcobin, a miles distance of a few from his father's and only reached residence, its destination been on Thursday —

:

having ad newspaper England, Brighton, last,

concealed in the folds dressed to Mrs. Bayley, ivhich lady despatched

of

a

the letter back to its destination. The contents of the letter of a somewhat were and important nature, the delay in its transmission the in parties terested for were at a loss to account utterly up to the date of itB arrival by the last Eng lish

mail.

March

.

has

Guildford, Council

a

From

have

we

a

1889.

25th,

—

of

wifch

knowledge of mining, of working a mine

;

Mas. Tracey, the Legislative either a that

months

TORE.

of hands, and when the mine suspended on the 1st inst, the lode was operations its best and turning out a good looking of With these few quantity good ore. remarks I would ask any one Avho has any

arrange made in Melbourne. The of Mr. W. -E. insolvency Adcock, the Chairman of Directors of this Company, is in some de supposed to be the cause these mines of gree ceasing operations for the present. are thrown Many men to say that out of Avork, and I venture never looked so thoroughly Northampton and as it does at the gloomy hard-up The time. of collapse present probable to the Paris Copper Syndicate, according our late is another cablegrams, discourag of the in the present look out ing feature of this district. The industry mining seems dull enough just now but aspect " dark cloud has a silver every lining," next and I trust that my budget of neAVS Avill be more for the little inining hopeful ments

understand that it has been privately John Avlien to ask Mr. Dillon, arranged to visit Perth. If at Albany, he arrives to de sides the distinguished gentleman Ave are be come informed, here, he will, to be the guest of Dr. invited Gibney dur Dillon has a first As Mr. ing his stay. Sister cousin in the Perth Convent Mary Berchmanns it is that, apart probable the. interests of from his desire to further other matters will be the Irish cause, to to prevail him to call sufficient upon to the colonies. Perth on his way We

new

8

(about;

!

likelihood of a team of There is some West Australian being sent to Volunteers Rifle in the Intercolonial compete next November in Melbourne. Matches to the'effect that At any rate, a resolution could be for the purpose a good team from the various of the selected corps has been passed by the Fremantle colony Volunteers.

and which could be procured for the sum of ninepence. Father also said Kelly that His Lordship was anxious for very the propagation of the "Record," and desired that every Catholic should family subscribe to the journal. March 27. .

a

succeeded

uimureii

01

do

lrmiy.

over

unau, for

wlirty small a Altar to

number so persons, a great as ours, parish approached the Blessed of the Eucharist. partake Guildford a suffi is, despite its smallness, ciently large field for great spiritual labor, and if it were to have a resi only possible dent priest, who could frequently visit the bo found people in their homes, it would amount that a Avonderful of good could be of done. There are a number negligent Catholics, principally amongst the young who require a persister t men, looking up. Much attention and is encouragement Avhat they need to help them to move on to the right One of the excuses path. given by a feiv of these poor people is the inconvenience of the chairs in the Church of room. and tho Avant It is expected that this obstacle will be very shortly of placing removed, as the advisableness instead of the chairs pews light complain ed of, is being contemplated. Only for the hallowed nature of tho edifice in Avhich it occurs, and the solemnity of those moments Avhen all are engaged in inter course with God, it Avould be a source of extreme amusement but not to the poor victim to see some unfortunate ivorshipAvhose chair had proved unequal to per, the strain its feeble put upon strength, suddenly seated on a heap of fragments, in act Avhile the of reclining ivith the utmost recollection arid piety. It is to be that tho inconveniences I have hoped referred to will be removed, and speedily that all Avill in the Avork of co-operate to tho which helping defray expenses must be incurred in their necessarily removal. O11 Sunday evening there was a numer ous in the church, and after congregation tho had been said and hymns Rosary the Rev. W. B. Kelly chanted, preached an excellent and practical sermon on the of He took reading good books. for his text the words of the epistle Walk ye of the as children for the fruit of light the light is in all goodness and justice and truth." Ho said that one of the greatest of the time evils Avas bad books, and he Avarned fathers and mothers not earnestly "to leave such corruptive literature Avitliinreach of their children. It was the duty of he said, to provide their little parents, ones Avith good books, and he took the oppor of them that the Bishop tunity informing ivas anxious to place such in the hands of all his His Lordship had import people. ed some excellent them Avorks, among the Catholic Avhich latter Belief," every member of the congregation should possess, —

—

"

:

:

"

DARDANUP. From The

our

latest

Correspondent. from the Bridgetown

own

news

stream

tin

is

generally

find

It very encouraging. believed that this discov will turn out ery and that our most well, sanguine it will be expectations regarding realised. fully At anyrate, we hope that such will be the case, as something is very much needed to enliven this district and dull state of put an end to the present noAV

is

affairs.

Mr. trucks

Hastie for use

is on

at

present

the

preparing

Bunbury-Boyanup

may that there anticipate a traffic on the line before long. the Up present, tliejfeed keeps green and bushfires This is prob rarely break out. to ably owing the abundant rain that has fallen this summer. I hear that during some of our farmers intend commencing operations and I have ploughing shortly, 110 doubti at that the present ground is quite fit for the plough, We are glad to hear from our corres after his It is pondent long silence. our wish that w,e.pay continue to send us news little regularly and fioiij.Kis village; Ave can assure if hifri does so he will in course frw.1 of time htffiself considerably in taj art of his improved putting on in readable paper thoughts form. March 9th, 1889. so

Railway, will be

we

to

life'

BUNBURT. A

From Our

our

little

town

Correspondent.

own

to beginning show of life Business is again. improv One of our timber merchants lias ing. a contract to cut and deliver one hundred and loads of hewn It htty jar rah. is ex pected that in a very few days the Buhwill bury, Boyanup Railway line be open for Traffic. A blacksmith a stranger in these parted has business in this town. It is said that' he is a first-class hand. He was lately, I believe, in the employ of Mr. E. Keane. Our tin mines have been the topic of conversation for the last few week. Shares are hands fast at changing very good

signs

figures. An in

he ters,

is

.

that Dr. Smith, of is an action against His bringing Albany, the Governor to recover Excellency dis £5,000 damages for alleged wrongful One of the Albany papers missal and libel. Ave believe, for the report. is, responsible effect

,

the

.

i

to

circulation

accident

hewing Avas

the

happened to Wednesday a chopping log

axe

He

on

a man

last.

! .

engaged Whilst

into

splin slipped and cut his foot very has been unable to do any

badly. work since. Some evil-minded or person persons entered the at Sacristy Dardanup by out of taking apart the lywdoiv. The

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Bunbury.

out

tbat

he

from

off

nearer

a

by the shoulders, not wanted. was instance's could

Other

1889.

25th,

him

where

To

approach, again telling

be

of

given

Roman

GAZETTE. >

THURSDAY, M.R.C.

—

Appointments.

S.E and

officer

MARCH F. J.

Ingoldby,

resident

medical

n.g.,

health

21.

officer

at

Albany,

for the urban vaccinator public suburban district of Albany, and district of Plantagenet vice L. H. rural J ameson L. Q. C S. I. &c. to Smith, Islandact as Jarman light-keeper, also and

W.

F.

tide-waiter Sinclair, act as

put

Lorimer. second clerk

Election

P. in

Judges reference

to

THE

Horgan's and

Scott

S> o t

z 1

i

To —

columns smith,

tend

between

with which

I did door

with fitted a

country

in

tbat

take

to

the

part other.

the

as

in

andwrong,

right and men,

one

in

wore

in

of

women

a require their energy, their skill in

amount of intellectual as' writers and authors, ability of the learned and their many professions, intimate with of the arts acquaintance many and sciences, were enumerated to prove that their was acute as that of as understanding and as therefore, com man, that, they were to

petent

of the fitness It was

judge

of

candidate

a

that argued unfair and selfish of man to deprive of a privilege to which, by intelligence, intellectual she had capacity, proved as

men

were.

to have

an

reason, to expect.

indisputable and in common

justice, to these that it was

opposition contended of women

negative side the province

woman

essentially

to engage in only and domestic .and that, there affairs, would be much out of fore, they very place in the arena of It stormy was politics reasoned to the of women, that, generality questions and that would take,

extreme, never

in

governmental

to right franchise. humorous

were

they

distasteful in the had and taken, interest intelligent them to entitle to

never

such affairs

an as

the of the dangerous weapon Numerous instances, mostly, of a were cited to illustrate the turn, of the inability woman to grapple average with and it was political problems urged that if women had the to vote right they would be influenced con by sentimental siderations one that a

use

;

speaker swayed

—

would

be

even

appearances When the

candidates had speakers and the question

arguments it meeting present were, .

bf

women

of

majority

hinting by the

of the

election. their

was put to the that most, of those the enfranchisement opposed to tiie side in a negative being

found

was

3.

(From

the

To

Australian.')

Editor,

—

George's

was

no

member

previous lay

in

-

.

a

was

condition

hope of recovery. of the Church,

of Perth to visit did. He called for some time

taken suddenly which from there

Sunday,

her, twice in

Her sent which

mother,

also

in

the

day,

dying

National Library of Australia

girl's

and

was room

loft six

go back

we

I

of the is

mother

both

as

to

I

by

but

;

the the

on on

one

at

same

Tuesday

not

will

the

be hastily

I have

scribes.

credited Dean

manner

shocking

lived

that

and wishes

learn here? at the

judged

by

bad work. if be wish

I

enclose

such

Dean

notice.

"

tolerated," Has the very that there -is We are all

three witnesses, lic and which,

of

one

works. the

as

The he rev. no

March

1.

acted

:

2.

\yrvnrxcr

to

came

I ance

that

hereby

certify my wife, bedside

of the

mother. son

Seymour. Seymour. Seymour.

We

are

her

not last

For

my

to the assist assaulted last daughter

that

two

by

men

house

to my wife.

T.

Ada

gentleman Established

It

Seymour.

is

—

of

;

you

eye-witnesses. for publication, put them in remain different

children who

bad

Orphanage

daily to the

once

of

who said

one

of

attended that she

School

in

that for

appearing then

the six

house, Mrs. their was

BODRKE,

signed

by

not

are

I

necessarily

think The

uselessly. office for

will

various

it

to

right names

can

The your examination. affirmed will points roe you permit to add at the end of this letter. Dean Gold smith does not credit let me; him, if it be to so consider agreeable engage himself, these what affirm persons with truly their and it with the signatures, comparing true he has himself strike procured, a of the truth. on the only add that as I also was I know spot, of how something were. things Dean Had Goldsmith consulted me in the first I could have told him instance, all about it. I think matters have been might so that the letter which has fallen explained balance I will

a seen

bombshell the litrht.

in

our Yours.

would

midst,

BOURKE, Vicar

March

Perth,

not

Sso

General.

23,

is

the above I you to better give the under the appear

IV. A., A. R.J

Postscript but the names

not

was

inserted

were

given.

—

in

the

Ed.

IP.

Jin

visited

weeks. and

They

then

only little

Thompson's

day soon

school,

going

to

and the

her X

The to

are following Bourke by Father

Thompson, Seymour.

20.

1st.

Bourke

refused

to go,

after

We

violence. 2nd. He sick girl's 3rd.

Father

the :

statements

pushed

He

:

1. were on

present the

dying girl, by Father

visited

was

referred

—

Statu ent No who We, the undersigned, the house of Mrs. Thompson, 15th when the March,

Seymour, hereby state

Terrace.

mark. Ada

As

print

statements out of sorts.

parte

don't

a story Persons

accident

sisteTS

Adelaide

Elizabeth

1.

I

told.

is

not rarely statements The names as

at

other ex

I

false

utterly

only came to complain

for

should of

I

enclosed

were

were

the

:—

Mary Seymour

are

up this well cry The Cath

is

and

issue,

omitted

ally

stir

attacks

Saturday's

our

the

strife

appetite themselves

enclose

testimonies One side

Since P.S. forwarding have been advised that it Please names. let them several statemen A, B. s.

Seymour.

statements following Dean letter Goldsmith's

with

up

done.

speak

their sifted.

an

This

in

implies,

bo impartially only good until

with find

dying girl during

Thompson, by Thomas

The

unfair' mc

of

A.

Bourke

(Signed)—

Catholic

liviliuig

the have

to

alleged

and

saw,

then

illness. Mrs.

onj as

mixing

brought

they

like have

Thompson. the

by Father

mother,

of

and

:

what

just

violently

sure

perfectly

baptized

are

iiu

far

as

testimony

Elpiiicic.

going

on

who was of her

him

accompanied

W.

.

on

Thompson

by dying was attacked Friday night,-! who accompanied Father Bourke against my will and that of my

was

rv

wniwio,

strongest proof my conduct Certain other persons are to have been violent What a altcyed falling off here from the first direct onset Using a formula notI say: It is one my own thing to see the Dean in straits for a logical argu It is ment. another to him thing help to ascertain the whole truth To do and at to get the whole this, all matter, the present on the 16th persons inst., should be to as to

is

last.

on

Elizabeth

in

wj.

violent

Thomson's

Mrs.

Thomas Kate Ada

de in

Granted

carefully.

in except is conveyed,

me

others the latest

Behold

—

the man who room, ill-used the violently Mrs. Thompson by her

For

them

Mm

rm

of

implication with what

in order to conduct Father Bourke the to the sick room, against wishes of the mother. expressed That in the sick room Mrs. Thompson after altercation some pushed the Priest the bed side, and as he left from the

3.

—

considered

bad

"No

GOLDSMITH.

Friday pushed Mrs.

man

necessary As

quagmire.

I

side

one

not

is

into the many new Dean Gold up in enclosures of yesterday. for me to set foot in such to the signed statements 1

and

sake they are argument's accurate. strictly do in what lie has they help the Dean me said oi ? exonerate They actually me. So far as they go, to something they testify rF nilimm

:

about That one

another 1 to

were

for IIow

sisrn.

who of the

men, 10 p.m.

letter

have

21.

Dean

three

into

1

Vic. Gen. March

It a

are the statements referred following Goldsmith were as to the present can speak facts following That Father by Bourke, accompanied

by

We truth

etc.,

A.

smith's

The to

out

spin

Inquiry"

myself to be drawn turned grounds of dispute

etc.,

before.

Yours,

unpleasant

or

Goldsmith's

Religious wish to

Dean

often

a

Perth,

to

I

and it would Commission

"

the

not

that

were

discussion, Times allow

of facts sigued by them aRoman Catho Roman two more

I believe, nreoared

are

Perth,

to her she ar

equal before' bar of public we opinion

our

If

kind,

statement

request

of

to get up a No-popery on hisliead be the consequences. olic Church lias met and survived a

unjustifiable. My cry but No Violence.,'

is

what express

"

rest.

many years excellent terms

dying

and

and

unworthy

he traced home. last paragraph merits hardly

his

for

not to

of

doubt The

no

I, man.

personally affecting forced into a my way and that I refused to leave dying girl's room, until her mother the put me out by shoulders. The reply this to all which were you good to insert for me enough was, Iadmit, hastily but had I taken a month written," to con I could have conic to no other sider, con than clusion the one a moment's recollection of the scene to mind— that brought namely, from first to last I had not been of a guilty word of or act violence. To this I add the with which all principle must agree, that of all forms of violence the most reprehensible is to interfere with the last of a wishes pious soul. departing There would be no end to this

denies

Church"

and

occasion, the very this letter

am

me

but to a argument, bring light I had thing which, hoped, 'any would be the first to braud as clergyman

F.

The proselytism. of a Christian I as dying regard sacred. should not be interfered with, They that I fear, however, interfered they were sad with in the case under consideration, but not by me. If there be further question on this regrettable I think the undue subject, with interference a Christian's

law,

the I write

Yours

and on the colony, always of every with persons religious denomination. Perhaps this has been in great measure be have held cause I in abhorrence all always unfair

"

is

solemn

a

charges

mother.

a

that

of my letter is

ever,

"

for,

Goldsmith

great

a

I

of

Editor. I

unseemly

on

;

dishonour

the

to come instructions on ranged again for the day before she died. Friday, and inaccurate Reckless assertions are much to be regretted when made by a per an influential son I hope holding position. it

instructions business no

from

Catholics

room

not know do know that been

Tuesday previous

had

sake of shameful

—

—

in

violently

emphatically

"

The

had for some girl then, time, going to the Convent for catechism lessons prepar lo received into the Church. atory being last visit Her to the Sisters was later than the Sunday death. And

struck most

Roman Cqmmunion the Catholic Church."

do

I

the

to my reckless and inaccurate asser I think the way of lies in my peace from notice of what abstaining taking any in haste. Nor wrote Fr. Bourke evidently this the is place for me to do piore than pro test against the quiet that the assumption

Sunday

I

for

Popery,"

to me this evening slate that she had the express consent of

to her death." this be true

before

drag

the

"

"

;

ing previous if of myself

or

remem

facts',

PROSE-

letter." The of the object of necessity best known to What I take to are its exception statements. There two express are of these. One is conveyed in the rather obscure passage to the effect that: It is one thing to tolerate a in our midst which is entirely religion alien in many, This I pass &c." See., over lightly as the only sense in it is that it some says not nice as to us Catholics round thing about. The other is statement almost' dramatic in its distinctness. A Roman Priest is described as in a violent and .acting manner

not often

uiuau

was

She

come

wicked

to this, the last wish of their and this consent was given the I was sent for. The last state evening very of fact" I will ments with is that trouble.you the deceased had been in girl worshiping" St. George's Cathedral the on even parents child

our

to

lhu

As

family," the

as

do

object Dean's himself.

tions,"

The

of myminutes the girl's by their

and

incorrect

as

lo

thus

grieve

Sisters

can

The

out

I

Elphick

"

to

if she and, did, to give instruc tions to one under the consent age without of her that I a point have parents, quite a Roman Catholic wlio upon lately impressed for instructions. No came to me blessing

re

who,

me

I

says, struck

were

step-father in the

to ask the Dean he immediately

the

Goldsmith

came

'

ill,

the and

put or

be

heading

that

Convent

the

un

to give public mother put the Neither the

nve

sister The deceased's of her own accord, asked for and received

yet to CHurch

I think it to give to Sir, right publicity the enclosed statement of facts which have occurred a few A young woman, a days ago. member of. the Church of England, who had been worshipping in St. Cathedral on

"

is not religion the colonies.

PROSELYTISM

the

room.

the will against this I find that

The letter

West

about

stay or Dean

a

"

will

ATTEMPTED

ALLEGED

they personal

at an concluded

her

was

not

is

conduct

The mine.

..

atu called upon again last time— to refer to has been raised in your columns. In his communication of yesterday the very RevvDean Goldsmity begins by say I fear Father Bourke has mistaken ing the

—this, the controversy

to his being sent ever consent gave the contrary, I know that as a fact, her District she asked Visitor to summon me her bedside after 5.30 t daughter's p.m. and I on Friday; two visits paid pastoral It that of evening. is, course, impossible to swear a to but her absolutely negative, mother does she not- believe went to the

view the

room.

person mother.

the

the

peaceful

political

the

by the

me

and

2.

tbat for the

I hope,

me, who considered strik the instrument proper

man

I regret

—

Sir,

to

on

;

"

and

now

she

for

"

was

views,

the

dying

herself, which and in" she had a right

right,

In

it

into

way to

priest's presence." I was, and I saw Dean was not there, no I did not see the father-in-law struck! I believe he in the and was not all, I stayed. As to during the few minutes that the assertion was sent priest

which

large

my

learned, thinks

and mother son-iu-law

distinguish measure equal was as well of legislation

sex

force

opened

after

self,

possessed

the The success

"

presence. that she

if

"it further right that the to the statement" ity theout shoulders. priest by one else woman nor poor any the shoulders, nor otherwise.

to an

employments

numerous

women

and

hot was

Dean

the

on

a

is

too missionary effort, hut to violence proselytism," the propagation of religion.

in

that

of she

told

and that Church, a she uttered were I would have been

words

afterwards

Reardon in favor

speakers

ability, them

conscious

then with

yet

Thompson,

x

ATTEMPTED LYTISM.

To

mission

I am shocked turned on

holding

l

No.

ALLEGED

say used

was

zealous

to

THE

;

at

of priest, I did not soul in the straits hasten at the cry of a poor " Goldsmith death. Dean The of says, priest the forced his way into room." dying girl's

MEN'S

\V.

that

urged

mental enabled

,

endowed faculties

The

whom whom I was instructions

girl,

quest to see a priest. of the name worthy

'

contention. side

affirmative

sick

a

Bourke

with

Elizabeth

;

this

I was called to I had never heard

last,

but about before, had been receiving the Catholic to.enter

1

Messrs.

your

Gold

—

and W. Guilfoyle, spoke of the affirmative and Messrs. J. Kelly, view, J. M. Drew, and M. Horrigan the upheld

negative

Editob.

—

evening

Fattier

violence of the

found his fist,

was

her

mark. to

Siguature

umu aguiu auiuminy .puouc, the girl wish for a Roman Cath no expressed her olic to visit that the clergyman priest, who was, strangely, accompanied by three bf did all men, violence, open guilty pu3li the bed room door after mistress of she, the had closed the house, it on his face and

"

Friday

Father

latter

her

dying

of persons have Quite a number about this it to speak to me as letter, is well known I am the clergyman he refers and with about to, courtesy accuracy, equal as a Roman I am willing to admit priest" Goldsmith have been grossly that Dean may misinformed. I know tbat what be has put and I will in print ex against me is false, of a to act the part on pect him gentleman made of his mistake. the discovery easily On

told he was not wanted, him towards the pushed struck immediately by her

Elizabeth

concep Priest.

surprised

failure

And wrath

correspondence

moments

of

?

the

on

no

the have been family always attached of to the Church England, except who married a Roman Catholic. one daughter The mother of the whose poor girl,

PROSE

in

not I had

of Roman

that

woman

bering

of Perth.

morning.

"

Franchise.".

I

come

A discussion took last at lively place above on Thursday's meeting of the Society the question Should women be permitted to exercise the H. Lockyer,

The

will

his

all

of

a

And

I have to ask you for a place to reply to the letter of Dean which issue appeared in your

Sir,

The

CATHOLIC YOUNG SOCIETY.

that

object called deceit

GOLDSMITH.

ATTEMPTED

see

this

to,

&c.,

F.

I do and

the

night

assures

ICeane.

1

entry

is.

I had no to be dis object to the

be to for advancing his religion man. coming a Christian

with

home

Friday

instead

LYTISM.

of the in Court, Petition

Supreme

ALLEGED

last

PERTH

Yours,

times

sign

of

consequence

last

ing

expressed

Dean

publication from inst.,

15th

Mr.

Messr.

against

the repeatedly of, whose castle that F.

L. the

Petition.— the

directs dated of the

certificate,

defiauee of those

point

Christian people. of weakness, and that he is not aware in

mistaken

that indignation, of enforcing, or the faith at the enforce, should be acted by upon Violence is always a

to

sword's

to

altogether charaeter

a

attempting

recent'

and to endure chamber contrary

our

sir,

N.

Fremantle, Hussey, acting .0. Audit vice Pether, department W. promoted. Buchhanan, acting third clerk in the Audit department,' vice J. Whitely, acting Hussey. clerk in the. Colonial .fourth Treasury, vice A. Muir, Lake Buchanan. Muir, of poison lands. inspector The

another thing of a violent

act

to

vice

Governor

people, sick and

am,

D Alton, resigned. as first temporarily G. F. at vice Fremantle, J. M. to Clifton, promoted. tide-waiter at temporaiy, vice

Lorimer

the rights of into the home and in wishes

—

Cossack)

is

has Bourke letter altogether. No- Popery-cry or

Certainly

—

standard. It suffer interference

Father

term Anglican Priest, tion he would object to that I was and I am indignant, Bourke does not share my the Mahommedan principle

him

"

Editor.

the.

my

courteous.

—

GOVERNMENT

I fear

Sir,—

the object of wish to raise

influence of an alto kind has been gether illegitimate brought to ministers of the and children keep asunder the' Church. It is to tolerate a one thing midst which in our is entirely religion alien in many of its principles and practices to the mind of the English naturally people, conservative of the and ideal, primitive date,

Thompson '

his

ward him

several

and was door, son-in-law. 2. Afterwards the her hair and striking Sienaturp. t.n Nr>

being

Roman Priest. mother-in-law

a

declined

was

being Mrs.

...

hand

ATTEMPTED

PROSELYTISM.

his because return, the be struck to admit her, Priest, in the Priest's and also her husband. presence, The Priest told he was not but was wanted, insisted on into the- dying his way forcing the to until refusing leave, girl's room, mother out-stretched to with arms standing"

of Father announced on Sunday evening last and caused much A on gladness. meeting is to be held 26th inst, at 7 '30 p. in, Tuesday evening, to see in what steps should be taken the matter of presenting Father Brady with of return to an address welcome on his

March

girl

ALLEGED

THE

a

the

'

On

(the fetched

time, of

will herself

'

to

which came safearrivalinPerth

news

and

the

against

—

The

Brady's

family

unconscious)

second

the

left

.

act.

rilegious

he

went

—

not

As

ministering. brother-in-law mother and

.

hiirsfc Chal was open and the was stolen. It is but nothing broken, who was guilty of the sac yet known

'

Tabernacle ice

night

at of

Mary Bourke,

—

did did

not

see

not

Father force

Bourke his

way

use

any

into

the

was

not

room.

went

away

of himself

and

out,

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Bridget

McDonough.

Kate Eose

by

Costello. Moss.-

P.

Healy.

Mary

X

Healy,

Julia

Mary

her X

2.

the

Church

Catholic

upon massacred.

:

her Julia

X

Woods,

mark, her Mary

Morris,

Healy.

Elizabeth her X

Mary

Healy,

No.

the

of

short

before

time call

cious, Priest

for

1889.

23rd, heard

her,

a

became of services

Boulanger

Catholic

a

McDonough. No.

Statement

at

Mary Seymour, Monday and Tuesday

deceased, the Convent on death. her sad

before in instructions She Catholic,

received

'

She

M.

Gertrude

was

Sales.

to Russian pvess continues to control ought

The

aide-de-camp appointed of Germany. Holiness

His

Pope Leo

memorated

the

coronation,

on

Sir

11th

Henry

has

Wrenfordsley

Alfred sister

Cooly

accidentally

near

Jondaryan,

dead,

land,

while

lately,

shooting miner a

James Hickey,

the

shot

his

hearing

confessions.

Mrs.

de Fontilliate,

Mr.

K.

William has

millionaire,

Church

Catholic X'

l

been

uui

at New

the the

into

n

»>n

confirms

journal

Gazette

Mall

of note,

in

a

this

,

recent

Protestant issue dwells the prestige

a

on enthusiastically very in by Cardinal Manning Eng enjoyed land. He has become (says that journ the real Bishop in all matters al) public is evident we have and it of London, reason for Cardinal esteeming our "

good -more

than

Catholic

any or

Bishop Protestant,

Sell

ou

closed box.

or

Archbishop, in the three

kingdoms."

National Library of Australia

felt

the

country.

done, no servants

far

as

as

u

one

of

encouraged

ap ui

repeiiuuii

ik tuu

a

a

a

her. troubled about the directed house, by the malicious Anne,

will

to succumb to her first the unfortunate

not At

up

her

all

against

troubles.

to go for a long walk. the hill she found herself

Having over

/ valley. was well The young girl prepared to admire the works in of the Almighty and she was nature spell-bound by the scene to her view. presented lovely the Her gaze wandered over neighbor charming

a

looking

the luxuriant vine hills, the hamlets scattered here Then and there. she rested them on the old castle, the wonder of formerly ing wooded yards and

the

but now crumbling Laura her directed towards the pretty little church in the middle of the valley and

country

away

piecemeal.

which of the

were

Laura recollection.

situated ruined

on

II.

and at

her firm faith to helped her her trials. bear up under Her books to her, and were a consolation great them made such of she good use the that whole she year forgot during nothing of what she had learned.

Yet

But

the hatred

that

her did followed it the contrary in to proportion and good quali

not

on weary; get seemed to intensify the increasing virtues

of

ties

the

young

to obliged for she was work which

at

a

stated

give

girl.

up

even

overburdened was

time.

She her

with

given her to She obeyed

was

soon

studies,

needle be done ,

without natural

complaining, upheld by her will which of strength nothing had was even able It been to destroy. she found with a that heart joyful thus earning her living herself by her con own and she would industry, sit the better up late at night, stantly to accomplish

her task.

had

same

procession and order,

once

more

tears.

their

satisfied

formed

again

reawakened

the of singing beginning, they

liberty

which regrets to pour out

now

Therefore

down

kneeling

of the hedge in one cemetery she remained own sad thoughts ; into

she 'said

tears "

these

Alas,

weeping

in

and praying

the consolation remains of those for me I am

"

then loud

you

weeping they cherished, exile

and

thither,"

girl,

suddenly

Heaven direct

your

interrupted

were

least

the

over

but I

as

have

the dear which I

such

of

feeling

she

confidence Eliza,

lively

put

instinctive

her

out

hand

to

saying "Pardon Madam, if at first me, I a showed towards ridiculous you fear. It should have been sufficient for me to have looked at you to know me no harm." you could mean " Thank you," answered the latter; "I am glad to see you have banished the dread which my sudden appearance :

—

caused

It was un doubtless you. of me to come on so you but I over suddenly, unintentionally heard what you were sayiug and I felt

becoming

offer some to you impelled consolation. Now, permit me, my child one to ask you, Are question. not the young you orphan brought from eight years ago Italy by the countess of Arras?".'

myself

"Yes" "

answered I

yes,

she but

am

the

beggar-girl, satisfaction of her work."

Laura

blushing,

whom

call they who has the her living by

now

earning

To be Continued.

The

remains

to

thoughts a solemn

Church Catholic.

English Boman

always

Concluded. All

is

this

sufficient to

Church,

the

proof that of time

the the

Conquest, acknowledged the of the Christian Pope to be the Head Further is found in the Church. proof to constant Borne, where a pilgrimages was founded and supported hospital by for the shelter of Eng money Euglish lish in the churters and privi pilgrims by Kings and granted leges asked for or Bome-scot by Popes; and in the ;

tax

a Peter-pence, The Venerable

those

who

selves

from

to

paid Bede

the Pope. that "all

says

them any way separate of his faith and unity Peter and of communion (tl)#< Wj Of his can successor, tlw ppwg), neither be absolved from of their ho bond sins, of nor enter the gate the Heavenly. in

thp

I

Kingdom.Mf From the

of the Norman

time

Con

the evidence that Eng quest, showing the Pope .as Head of land acknowledged is so clear as scarcely the Church to for one who has read proof any require of history. even' but a little was Head of the the of St. teaching of Canterbury of St. Thomas ; ; who of Cardinal Pullen, taught at Ox of Bishop John of Salisbury of ford ; Abbot of Bievaulx; of St. Aelred,

the

Pope

wa9

;

of

Bishop

Grosseteste,

Bacon

Boger

of Duns

;

Lincoln Scotus

;

of

of the

;

Thomas theologian, of a host of others.J words of one later the give In his book Henry VII.

English and Waldensis great

;

We

will

King

writer,

Seven Sacraments which he in defence of the Luther, against " Boman Catholic Church, he says It that the whole Church cannot be denied the.

on

,

wrote

off Laura the ground up her an elderly lady of rather with her hands strange appearance, and with ah joined at her looking of the greatest interest. expression

Getting near

"

help

a

on produced long time since she a benevolent face,

a

a

Church Anselm

voice.

saw

not

her by

on

effect

was

with

That

bursting voice

who had at

of

must

a

the her :

left

Young

you,

unseen.

of absorbed in

people here

an

felt

behind

to me, not even remains of my over mother could pour out my anguish."

nothing

she

angles

a

the

It with

met

Norman

and

with

had

all

be

might yet

one sight singularity, one could

towards

was

pro the the

each one the cemetery sought to or kindred, kneel graves of friends down and pray for the dear departed,

the

inspired at first her with

This Laura.

English

the

devotion in the

of rare for beauty, calm sweetness and love and respect.

woman

drawn

rich

castle,

petitions

was every feature youth she must

sympathy.

and

singing holy hymns. followed with the greatest When at they arrived

their mingling when Then

with

observation,

feeling

she

as

to the Church. the Laura in lingered cemetery. scene she had just The affecting soul witnessed had moved her inmost

9

Chapter

dignity

long

hat, not her majestic and as slow

In

her

steps

choir boys, and old,

was

old

a

now

and

straw

was

refined..

been

even

appeared then She wore was

lying

young succeeded The and poor, them. cession wended its towards way side

and

have

a procession she saw spot coming out of the sacred building pre a cross. ceded by the priest carrying A number of young in dressed girls

followed the little crowd of people,

anyone,

dress, a

Her gait her speech,

as

grave noble

the

neared

to

of age.

years

with mantle, in keeping

all

and

to bear

if

harm

threadbare

figure.

the that knew at all well was one led to the little church which she parish attended regularly. There she would God might give her strength pray that

returned

TRUE.

AND

fifty-five

coarse

closer

hymns

TRIED

only

was seek to enjoy her liberty. and the of the season winter, rigour her added to for she was troubles, unable to venture out amongst the ruins and dangerous localities round the castle. about The only road she

full

all

—

The

struck

not

and

must you fear her, yfiu

assure

rather a

?,

I here, if there to this

prayers

you." who person spoke she although aged,

can

did

men

avi

T

Although

child It

for Eliza-,

be a stranger she does not wish

for

child

my

people

indeed

at

isolation.

fear,

any rate, not come

they would

reserved spot As for poor

tears.

The

of the poor victim and scarce notice when at her, even ly looked they pass ed her by. She was, alone therefore, and she needed a strong in this world,

cemetery

duuuo.-:

sacred

at

none;

any,

black

and took

of

were

was

no

other

order

in

could,

they

i

pieveuu

she in

was

allowed,

was

Sell

from

them away

took

Cregan,

The only distraction to wander freely Once her work

endangered.

grip

the

Constable each other uu

child

a

to were required sep The combatants. language the affray that was made use of during of the was The friends disgraceful. the aid with of councillors, belligerent

1

room

ed wings

policeman

a

at

in one of the uninhabit of the and the poor castle, that her health was so lonely

dismal

a

which

a

succeeded

her master's during prolonged in having her placed in abso absence, lute from solitude. Banished Lady she was to Arras' presence, consigned

white

large held Councillor was the tight of four efforts

falling

she

tremb

Laura

cried

"What have you to wicked have no

We know

least,

alter

Continued.

mews.

The Pall

and some standing, between them, place blows. men Both

announces

Vo'lkszeitung

"Croix"

Paris

carried,

meet-"

juov

into one of the latest that receptions Grand of the Chartreuse the monastery of an A is the son Anglican bishop. from the monastery itself correspondence the

The

chairman. and the

nnn-

at the conversion, Rome, in the chapel of the Cross, of two im of Mie Sisters members of the Protestant portant of Prussia-Barou Warenvon nobility and Baron viorf Egbert van der Berg. of France state The Catholic journals

to

was

Councillor Petty and so the bjx, that the combined

it

The Koelnische

the

of-

on

there are 340 priests, appears 325 chapels, 186 missions, churches, and 312 and stations, of departments in Scotland. day schools lished,

by Councillor of the from the ruling

proposed

Australasian.

a

luruiuj

Councillor

arate

York.

i»nf

nnnnnl anuuui

l/Uw

Yandevbilt, received

was

Petty

and

of

sister-in-law

a

recent Monday afternoon, took place between fight and Petty. Sell The busi council came to a sudden on taken a vote being the of president. ruling

once

cation took resulted in

wallabies.

of the Bedemptorist Order in died recently suddenly whilst

Victoria,

terminated. Councillor to where Councill then, walked over

or

Queens

at has died of a the bite

meeting which

a

dissent and

at

ing Sell

from Clarou, Queensland, He lingered black snake in the instep. for forty hours in great agony. The O'Connell, Very Bev. Father Superior Limerick,

Council,

of the ruling amendment

been

for

Boulanger monthly

though had failed;

end

resolved

accused

renegade,

and

castle;

this

involuntarily

ling.

desire was great from the away her schemes to all

and

La Bat

in

sent

me"

resignation her cruel

disarm

who

General M. Floof the

an amendment was pro chairman, to Goodwin the posed by Councillor that the council for a effect adjourn the legality weok, in order to ascertain

inst.

a Queen's Counsel appointed of New South Walescolony

to

Petty

his

of

a

usual

the against was A motion

com

anniversary 3rd

the

the

termination

the

XIII,

Lissagaray

get

crossed

disgraceful Councillors ness of the

been recently to the Emperor

has

officer

Catholic

now

a

insist

article

M.

of being supporting

of the Bulleen held on was

that England Ameor.

violent

to

and

docility not Her

did Anne. Laura

One Easter Sunday, however, when Laura had had the happiness of receiv ing Holy Communion, she had remain ed a long time making her thanksgiv in erected ing at the foot of a Calvary the little where afflicted souls church, had never failed to find relief. Feeling than less downhearted usual she

Cocsarism. At-

<#rcip.

mill

JtttfiitMmual

a

which

M. Rochefort

for becoming a preparation the on to come following again arranged for another Catechism lesson. Friday Sister

July

in

aille

the

spot where with swords The cause last.

the same crossed

was

meeting

4. was

The

A

in

quet

:

Bridget

'

on

place

uncons

she

the

at the.

present

Seymour,

Mary

was

at

.

I,

death-bed "

3.

March Perth, who was undersigned,

duel

which has recently , paper La Bataille re been resuscitated. M. Lissagaray iu the left ceived a severe thrust groin from M. and the Rochefort's rapier, editor of the Intransigeant escaped with a the shoulder. The duel took on scratch

mark. Statement

determined on

Healy.

Daniel

a

in fought 3 o'clock be Paris January 13, and tween Rochefort M. M. Henri the editor of the communist Lissagaray,

A

X mark.

their

and body of Indians large The of consisted party five all of whom were scalp Frenchmen, in a most tortured ed and afterwards brutal manner. The massaere took Park. place at Yellowstone

by

set

Costello. Moss,

Eose

who

Son,

has been received to the Information of French effect that a party tourists, while the Rocky Mountains, crossing Dakota were United States, Territory,

McDonough.

Bridget Kate

and

H. Smith

party.

March 1889. Perth, 23rd, we hereby state that "We, the undersigned, known the late Mary Seymour to have have her for months been an attendant, previous to and have at the Catholic Cathedral, death, have instrucalso known her to .been receiving to Convent with a view tions at the- Perth enter

W.

so advertised conspicuously on tlie railway bookstalls, pamphlet " are Parnellism and Crime," being sued for heavy damages for publishing of the Parnellite a libel on the members

Morris, mark, No.

she York, the garb of a a young lady

on

mark,

Statement

Lady

while

New

in

was

meet

Messrs.

Woods,

however enemy

"

that

slates

to iu surprised Little Sister of the Poor few years one of the whoa ago was of the London seasons." belles wealthiest

mark, her X

destroyed

much

So

ladies

for

was

lately.

was

Healy. her

1

Zealand,

Hospital Herbert of Lea

Healy. Healy.

P.

fire

School

High

The

Elizabeth Mrs. Daniel

Catholic New

Nelson,

.

Father

in

.

used

was

,

violence

presence.

-

No

4th.-

Bourke's

Oh, Madam, how

you did frighten

;

of

the

See

faithful as

turn

Henry

its

for

recognizes

mother

having received

and

the

written

from

Holy

chief."

Roman

||

this

Pope

Julius

In

re

book, II,

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title

which

a

would

every piece of few years later, liirn allow a determined of the Pope

not

authority upon the

of severe him

to

acknowledge and Church clergy

ptmishment, "head of the

This

England." the

at

was

first

;

of

from

tended

Wicklow,

to Scripture be, be said, contrary the Councils, thorn would separate the of all and from unity Christians, in would cause them " to be drowned the wave of all and sects, heresies,

who makes thereinafter lished

that ordering bishops to no be the longer presented and that all licenses. for approval, obtained from Rome, were usually show

(see,

Once the

of the

clergy

to

presented in

vol.

On

more.

articles

Pope

vi.

c.

1559,

series

a

of

of the Roman defence Catho of which the fourth states successors of St. Peter (the

lic

religion, that to the "

is the supreme power of Popes) given and ruling the Church of Christ ." feeding And on the 27th of February, when it was by the Queen's Ministers proposed

.

the Queen of England all and it; all,

Church posed

!'

to

declare

to, : .

by

(called

the

of

bishops op Kitclieu except of his "the scourge

Stype

were

diocese"), then came

be head

the

and Bis

after

soon

deposed, Protestant

Elizabeth's

hops.

Many but

could proofs sriveu are alrendv to show that the

sufficient

from

was

England Augustine, .

be given, than Church of

more

those

the

more

time of St. to that of tho

her Apostle, Roman Reformation, Catholic, always and that she always the acknowledged Pope as her Head. all this Against Anglicans say that his and the Pope usurped authority, that England it. But protested against is no there whatever that the proof his I have Pope usurped authority.

shown

how

that

came into authority both English, England, and how the and submitted it. to clergy people, Moreover, when did England ever sub

mit without thority lish

.

against the

few kings in Rome,

a

to

appeals

tried

resisted

Eng

;

they

is

quite

to

prevent order that they and the wealth

the clergy might bring of the Church under their but such acts of injustice

,

au

the

say the Pope kind. It

of

nothing that

true

usurped that

Anglicans

protested

did

to

resistance

?

own

power,

was

the This

the

and

sides

that

article

the

"

and

Roman

Church was the Churches"

not

supreme amongst condemned a.d. in London 1411, by fourteen aud thirty of doctors bishops theology. the take advice of Alcuin, Reader, one of the greatest of the old lights Church of England, and that you " be not found to be a or nonschismatic .

was

the follow of the Roman

Catholic, authority

most

trustworthy Church ."f

f

j and

Bom.

xvi

||

in

See Breen's Oates.

die

and

nesses

are

witnesses the to

in

his

17, in

1885, he says the time of

portion

at

that

independent witness, November Birmingham, "

:

Hp.

You

know YIlI.

Henry then

which

Church— was transferred of licme to the Church of England." If

Burns

an

property of

Pauh.

et

Jurisdiction.

1522. is

speech

(Church)

Petri

of

70.

that when

it all

was

the

existing— a large now belongs to the from the old Chnrch

Henry

VIII.,

to

intended examine them.

cate

reside

Dnblin the

King

its

or

witnesses

considerably I say (9.) action in Ireland and more expensive

this less

so

are

that

the

be convenient

at

great

inconvenience I say that this by me bona fide

(10.) made the view of getting

tion

is

of

trial

the

he

much

Ireland also

action, more

than

in

affidavit

an

83

M'Gongh,

the earliest and that speedily

tiff,

iu

I

out of convenience trial

trial

could in the

speedily and that fide earliest

with trial

and

expense; obtained Ireland than

be

application the view

in

was

of

charring stubble-burning a liberal dressing

weeds

burning useful

as

in

as

becomes

larger

especi Drilled

of the

This

most a economical being method of applying shonld be more generally farmers in connec by colonial

are

the

found

bi'

the

slight

only the

of

wheat

cf to

be sufficient

growth

—

free from other substances all perfectly it should be as clean as the best crearadresser can make it. Dock, cockle, and drake special attention; require the screeu must be set with the object of taking out every seed of these noxious

The seeds

removable

by winnowing, out by screening.

be taken cleaned is

more

so

'

possible.

are

all

Seed grain ease, bat not

with comparative and other small clover, grass, It is with these that weed seeds are introduced to colonial commonly

with

seeds.

England,

of many weeds but cannot

most farms. grass

If were

the

cleanest

carefully

sample treated,

placed.

fruit trees plauting by land. Trees always suc land that has been worked

months,

than

previously soil

turned

we

and,

may work enough to be alwoys season without planting that of trenching to per :

form.

WASTES At

OF

THE

annual Dairymen's

the

Vermont

DAIRY.

of the meeting held Association, 17th of January

in

ou the Burlington Mr. James Cheesman, secreyear, of the New England tary Creamery read a paper on the wastes Association, of the dairy for and pigs. the calves " He said The use of skim proper milk and buttermilk is as a suggested

practice remedy to the prevalent or raising ill-grown ill-nurtured calves or pigs. The necessity of having a nutritive ration or high feeding and especially after till id young stock, partial

of

has completed the first year of life, point to skim milk and buttermilk as among the cheapest when used with flaxseed "gluten

of rye-' and all

meal.

A

good

20

pounds

of

of

six

of

ounces

two

the

suppling

and

ration is skim milk

flaxseed meal, half pounds of

a

matter, which should be increased with the growth of the calf. gradually The of the is dairy quality animal largely determined by its growth as a calf. Ten pounds of skimmed milk are

dry

v

of flax

ounces eighteen fed alone, and

its

and one meal. pound fllaxseed should food be a year old, should and at fourteen weigh 600 pounds, months can be bred to a two-year old. this the diet he a should Following of bran good growing ration, consisting and clover, green or dry. water

The

hoeing the destroy

as a will crop not, rule, from the hoeing, firm derive benefit a bed being more to its liking. In the selection Selecting Seed. of seeds of everykind much be may done towards preserving the cleanliness of the should farm. Seed again be

weeds.

be

they

seed meal is in value creased twenty -five when used per cent, with the meal as suggested. The best substitute for "now milk is ten possible nine pounds skimmed milk, pounds of

inci

tillage

tho

on

of couple upon newly add, there is done at the having also

worth when

two

cheapness

where

the

the

a

with

least expected. be readily hoi se-hoed, of the ground is cleaning

whilst

weeds;

the

for

Prepare trenching ceed better

composed

can

dentally given promotes the crops. In the case should

of

results

compared,

,

until

by the aid of casual showers. seed or cuttings may be used in forming the bed. Fruit Garden.— Now is the best time to make strawberry plantations, for the purpose runners using of the season. present

and

a

When

should

dnng

water

little

:

com

quantity with

drilled

of celery, crop to earth any former plantmay be large Thin enough. of crops spinach, lettuce, a

this

manure

Norfolk

large made

large cauli and

and

cabbage

full

Either

is

of with

limited as

winter

of

suited for a moral

districts

proportionately is sometimes

effected,

in great that such

obtaining

The

is

seed,

Drilled crops and thus tho

in

bona the

burnt,

effective

will

possible said trial

made

a

systems

applica and with

much

by soil

The

labor..

ex

He nearly thirty. that the trial of this would be much less more convenient than in that many of the plain could not attend at a at

conrse,

—

to

except

of

taken.

be be

of crops. variety The advantages of dril Drilling. are but are not many, they yet ling be recognised generally, by farmers cause to be broadcast sowing appears done a smaller for at expenditure

is There England." Cockburn by Peter Ormond quay, Upper

Ireland

should

course

good crop

a

root,

manures, adopted tion with

;

stated action in Ireland and expensive and England, tiff's witnesses

in

and

he

amount

same

be applied in this climate, warmer districts. the

can

seed.

solicitor,

which

to the surface by be collected and harrowings, and the ashes then spread. couch has the grass got into

docks should,

or

for the intended plain says that it is intended to examine at the trial of the intended action a number of witnesses large in Ireland, and these witnesses residing were and 'material and from necessary he he had made believed the inquiries number of resident Irish witnesses

Dublin,

in

soon

have fairly rooted is indispensable, after which they will well the produce very through

this

bined are to drills from deposit 60 to 120 bushels of ashes per acre in the drill with the seed. The smaller as a A is, rule, quantityenough. of best Peruvian guano, hundredweight

of

obtained

A

brought

certainty.

much than

and

but

in

beet,

As

Out

rotten

oughly

well the

may

of to destroy A it, better than the case the sorrel every

do

be

the

that

and that of the wit many I would huve to examine the trial attend out of Ireland

not

will

with turnip

whom

could

advantage

ally

England,

nesses

land

the

grubber

as.

iu

trial

would

Farmers

clean.

of

in

ashes formed the adherent

in

twenty

left

be taken

inferior,

and

be

choice

a

—

libels,

residing

over

have

Ash Manure. earth that occurs in also beneficial and ;

wit

vicinity,

ploughed land

red

&e. Radashes onions, turnips, and small 6alads, now do well. will Plant out any leeks that may remain in the seed bed. Those who wish to grow water cress may plant them in a trench in tho bottom of which a layer of thor

so

to

falls

of root will every particle grow, all of their In weeds burning many seeds are also and thus the destroyed, conduces to cleanliness. practice

say that sub witnesses re

said gross

rain

for

by me to vindi from imputations

by the

tnc

in

say that Ireland number.

in

character

my upon

cast

I the

the

All

necessary on the trial of and I intend

action, (8.) all

nearly be examined

to

quired

said

and

land

and

be examined

said

stantially

the

that

material

when when

cover the seeds, they will germinate, down be killed, will

serve

will

that and

Where

the

that

little

advancing

repeated burnt,

can

a

tiDgs

plough, should

square, each of I (7.)

and

E.C.,

believe,,

further

is.

P. 12, Edition Mr. Bright

and

SS.

Anglican

Price

House

London,

vised,

would

...

W,

resides

flower, draw

a

of altering expediency order to prevent the fouling that would be caused the by working stubble land without first germinatiug the weed seeds. is Where sorrel the principal weed, the dry weather should

Upper and and

colonies.

a

use.

plaut also

on

consider rotation

ai British subject. have to examine further say that I shall at tho trial of tho intended a con action siderable number of persons iu residing Dublin or its and I am ad vicinity;

can

Wiclif's

40

at

London,

street,

Blackfriars, them is

pense.

made by Wiclif;

found

said George E. Wright be found at Printing

to the by fresh appeals Pope, There they be called protests. one, and one protest only, against of the Pope. spiritual authority was

be

can

Grosvenor

less

or

for

enough

on

numerous was flock sufficiently the stubble after immediately all weeds were harvest, quickly disposed seeds were before and by split of, many the sheep. A turn of the light seed

and

at

defendants

seeds

and

onions,

quantity

turned

who

the time of the said knew well that the publications said Times newspaper had a large circu I lation in Ireland. further (5.) say the numbers of the Times news that libels the said com paper containing of were in circulated plained largely as the defendants Ireland, well knew at the time of the said publications. (6.) I say that the said John re Walters

always

caii

nor

complicity of and incitement

of

want

Where

harrows

;

and

except

were

with

me

ety

of weed dispose more is; however, all of the parts

to

common

—

to grave I that the said Times (4.) say had and now has then an newspaper extensive in and circulation Ireland, then was and still is sent direct from the of the said Times news office publishing subscribers in Ireland paper to various

of Canterbury

province

Queen Elizabeth

to

vegetables be may considerable ex tentboth white and yellow, Turnips, broad beaus, and peas, of early varieties, and spinach, lettuce, cabbage cauli of the early-horn carrots vari flower;

sowing

The

—

to

opportunity the surface

of the hardy next month to

sowu

out.

Weeds.

with

the

GARDEN.

Most

the

as

rain,

for

preparations be carried

can

Dealing

crimes.

iii).

24,

January

season

—

condonation

the what bad been up to

Lingard,

i

authority that time

is

imputed

clearly

the

still

the and

however,

I

6aid was George Edward Wright the publisher. That such (2.) libels consist to me in attributing partly the of certain and authorship letters, in comments thereon. The partly (3.) said defendants publication by such

King

of

and

and

the Times newspaper of 1887, of which tho said John at time was of said publication is and of which part proprietor,

the year

the the end, King's and the clergy, threats prevailed, except was afterwards Fisher who beheaded, " as far as the law of Christ gave in will allow." Bnt the laws then passed

month

this

during

KITCHEN

are

districts

the requires of moisture to make the weed assistance seeds In the coast sprout. districts,

in

me

Walter

In

&c., not to cease,

of

inland

of owing to the absence the land work of cleaning

affidavit

—

antr

in the hindered

frequently

Stewart

defendants.

Wright,

careful to the cleanest purchase only and best samples in a saving in money the price of a sample usually to proves be the greatest extravagance.

MARCH. Farmers

of Charles Stewart in the Avondale, county of M.P., the intended plaintiff, Libels oath, and says (1.) referred to have been pub

the of

on

Parnell,

aud

Pope

Mr.

Walter

and

plaintiff,

move

Charles

between

George Edward

would

the shonld

action

Parnell,

to

;

—

to this title to Church give of the in place the King and make him, Pope, head of the Church of England,

by

and

matter have

foreign found

evening.

wnom

witn

it would be taken out, con contained a quite of seeds. siderable weed quantity should Farmers, therefore, give the seed Those who they buy a final cleaning. canuot do so, should be more possibly

well;

Very

—

be served.

it

Station,

Harrington, M.P,, (instructed by Mr. C. P. said M'Gougb, solicitor), My move for an order for I have to lord, to issue and serve a writ out of liberty the jurisdiction in of an in the matter

Catholic

schisms."

last

allegations.

Q;C.,

and let

came Mr. over M.P., Harrington a few from London specially days ago in reference to the of the writ issuing in this case. He returned to London

T.

world, aud hissed of God's Holy society

the

DUBLIN.

iViacJJermot, Samuel Walker,

Mr.

was

whole Christian

the

to

out

IN

Andrews

Mr. Justice issue the writ

11th

charge and

iRe

as

Fisher in reminded

his

Monday

hno.wn

clergy Bishop. io Convocation speech them that by obeying tho King they " would render themselves contemptible by"

Times."

in the Ex Feb., An before Justice chequer Division, to obtained Mr. Parnell drews, liberty the Times commence an action against in this in reference to its wellcountry

resisted

and

"

the

v.

BEGUN

ACTION

On

off the he called

and threat

Parnell

AN

inscribed

throw

to ;

under

clergy,

is

Mr,

money. as the Pope divorce from his

Henry

wife,

the Faith," the title of the

and

of England,

on

(F.D.) But

of of

part

still

Sovereign

,

Defender

is

;

'e Buttermilk is most used profitably when fed to pigs, not but it should be used alone, on account of its acidity, but mixed with or gluten pea-meal and fed with fodder or roots. The green best men in the finish off poik businoss their months at animals in about six .

the

160

100

to

should quires

a

live

be fed

all

nutritive

highly

The

weight.-' fresh.

The

food

re pig and the

ration,

provision Twenty bran two, glnten pounds of skim milk, and oats cut corn flaxseed two, two, meal two— total of 28. In addition a let the sow have 15 or 20 pounds of is

following

ensilago to give weaned."

or

fair

a

roots.

pigs

acid

;

It

is

feed

important

not

until

are

they

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