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in

"

of

Catholic

the

He neighbourhood. begged to join and myself him. went. I ever Shall So we forget of those the. first sight wretched ? the tiny parlours lodgings opening into each other and the bedrooms the common, above ugly furniture the draggle-tailed maid of all work to wait on us the loudred-nosed, ; voiced landlady the narrow gloomy the sur But soon I street. forgot

I lost rough. downcast. I would not

The

aunt

(Continued).

on

done

harm I have

?

did

they

nuns, food."

nuns,

;

As

me

a

to

They won't

want

disgrace Herbert,

of

not

your

I

like

me

am

sure

after in

now

and

Caroline's,

would family en with the

your on

going

this fact,

gagement." " You Nonsense, my love really be It will not the thing. exaggerate I have read noticed in the papers it only the announcement appears It in the usual marriage column. is act that is of importance. uncle's your I listen But now, Christabel, my to have written and I my father, !

;

—

:

believe

matters

I

succeed

shall

be

can

we and, dear, and the home you will be yours for ever." For ever ! the How

can

living,

for

—

very But

"

break

—

and

day. continued

"

be

off all connection must You in every his act."

uncle.

pudiate

"

your

I

!

"

re

((

bert, how

TVT

T

/A

t

an

be

"

C

t

krtrfo

;

"

T-T or

ooi/l

As

reasonable.

;

me

!

'

Kol

cried to

wife with

my

keep up relations I shall uncle. your you suppose have him intercourse with after any the fatal step is taken ? " Then let all be at an end between could

you

Do

"

said

I

haughtily. on wife those

us," be your are

wrong

I

;

I

not

will

conditions. he is and right have seen it for

believe

I

Moreover, you

"

I have tried to shut abuse the Church of one hand, and yet ape her on the other. You shudder at the name of Martin and yet you Luther, that he has sown." reap the fruit and I parted So Herbert in anger, and I went to to sob and my room

months,

though

my eyes. Rome on

You

bitter

tears

vanished happiness lost home.

and

weep

bitter,

over

my

my

lovely

IV.

The

Bishop's The parish and my uncle

dily. care

He and

wen

Aunt

free. to

was

to

furniture

spee

other

into

put

was

London, blind

half

Bessie,

began

crying, all the

came

immediately

i

poor

answer

with

take

an

inventory

and

linen,

as

of was

all

I

!

an

a

officer's

I

the

Rugby

was

daughter, in action boys to think

fallen

having were

until

year

and

one

just

of age as father my and there —

pounds

—

of,

gone

his

was

the

and

that

lay

gate before

Ox

ford.

the

path

was

the

him as upon things but neither Dalton allow her to take the would step unless she clearly knew and believed was re in Catholic doctrine. She ceived into the Church, and the look of peace

came

her

on

face

—

;

;

was

noticed

now

a

convert,

obscure, and despised

who liked by those and admired him. Walter spoke bitter

dis honoured

once

to words his shed and Alfred the tears father, which are so seldom forced from a was for There boy's eyes. nothing Walter but to accept a situation in a at merchant's office seventy pounds was and this obtained annum, per with Catholic great difficulty by while Alfred had a free place friends,

at

Stoneyhurst College. It was for Walter cheaper He hated with us. his work

school,"

as

it

National Library of Australia

.

his

;

!

differed

was

called,

Once wrote

I

to

an

experiment

tried

twelve

his

each

per

identical

of

shade Still

one

answered words ;

of my

was

in

different priests

in

me

there

difference

heart

I

:

of the to ask what was about the Holy a

was

burden

and

miserable

was

pay

fine

!

summer

in

London

for fresh distant shadows

air,

for

how

;

I

longed

shady lawn

our

blue and the hills, of our woods Last me shadows stood before

mer's

ghosts

;

almost not

between

them.

revolt

against

a

I

!

.

after

:

the

and

deep sum

like

!

and

went

I

whole

my

there

sat

soul

;

breathlessly moved within

was

me-

The picture before me represented the battle between St. Michael and his angels and Lucifer and his army. not had come, and Lucifer, Victory black and hideous as generally repre but grand and gorgeous and sented, was con clad in golden armour, and on the ground, his quered lay armour all besmirched yet golden in his fall so his army, all splendid and strewn strong splendid, lay beside him not one was standing. St. Michael stood on rising ground, his hands clasped on his sword, look ing up to heaven. to God made use of that picture touch I rose fled my soul. up and from the room, and as I reached the outer I tore a hall leaf from my ;

wrote a on it line in pocket-book, at the and asked the man pencil, he would to the bureau if give this return for me. gentleman who would " I had I written return to Shaw will write Street, and from there." When I reached I Shaw Street :

wore Summer and winter away, and the spring came on. One day I a received letter from the Caroline, We knew that first she had written. the winter Sir during George had now Caroline was died, and that Lady wrote to Colborne. Caroline invite

dinner

to

went

ne

inristaDei, let this love cannot

without

live

be

he

dearest,"

long talk, take place. from your will

"my separation you."

bitter

;

I

said,

no

"

our

end

occasion

after

can

speedily

be

married

a

uncle,

You

;

step by this back ably come

and time, to us."

his

will

prob

I

threw

myself

him

and

said

give me." He put

his

"

to

thin

cruel

a

you.

Alone

must

agonies." Then I told

Qtirl

fonn

him

Some write

to

:

indignation. water on

a

rose

But

oh

love. hot

You

;

—

;

is

settled."

Caroline braced

was

did

burned

and

up

heart.

my

and em Herbert back to

me neither she nor hear would of my going Shaw street. I On the following was Friday in Bond and he with Herbert street, our into the proposed stepping Gustave Dore Gallery. ;

killed hard.

died

it

!

pouring

He

tree.

hot my

That and

scorched

need much instruction, knew and believed the Church's all teaching. received a letter from the superior

I

I for almost I

of

like

was

It

tide

not

already

convent

a

with

begging and

to

come

and

spent

that

dear

church

and

me

I

went

weeks

in

beautiful and grounds, its

I calm pleasant grew and resolute and at last made a and for the first time learnt retreat, the wonderful and light that help

holy

exercise its close

gives.

I was received into the nuns Church. The asked Aunt Bessie to stay with them for a few at the days, and my uncle remained close by the convent Jesuit College, so both were present at my reception, First Communion, and Confirmation. with peace, and in My soul was filled the conversion if I may so was, my case one. I was a double First, speak, from to the one converted heresy true and heart was then my faith, of this world turned from the things to my Lord and God. But I do not —

to

mean

delighted,

ma

bitter

shrivelled

At

in be married stay here, a few weeks." to me. I "But, Herbert, listen do that I believe think they are in the but I drive the thought right, I am not religious away you know I never was but if you were to argue with me" "Nevermind, he inter darling," " Never mind it will be rupted. I see in all sister the your right. other room us let go and tell her what

and his wisdom

all,

I had days followed. Herbert and to Caroline. did much I not mind her scornful but was a answer, it trial indeed to read Herbert's reply. had I broken that again the link so The had rebounded. suddenly he wrote uncle in which of my way and of the Church excited my strong

to

place,

darling.

have not face the

we

r>ftnor\lor1

ornocc

can't

settled, and we will

1

could

I

cruel

Well,"

all

and

struggle,

knew

"

that." "It is

on my head. have nothing" are you going

"I

I

silence.

kept help

hands

know

I

forgive.

through

my knees beside Uncle Joseph, for

he said,

he

"

do

sat

close

small,

a

on "

;

My child,"

and stay there, some peaceful

I said, without thinking, become a priest, as he has a wife." so Herbert I spoke winced, on Then ask won't quietly you me to I am forsake him and really but a burden on him unless I go out as a and let me he won't governess, "

in

VI.

as I last year. proposed I know spoke in haste and under the influence of a great shock and alarm. I see now how brave my has snares Christabel resisted the cast around her. And then, my dear, are Your uncle was things changed. an man important amongst us, and I he would be a great naturally thought man them but it is not so, among he is nothing, quite obscure and halfI am sure he must starving. regret

your

who

my_uncle,

;

and there house, to break off from

sister's

desk

own

said,

marriage can You

to

writing

room.

stay night. After dinner Caroline said: "Just that inner room, Christabel, go into on and fetch me a photo see you will in a silver the table frame." I went. I but saw no a photo, and drew form rose up out of a corner me to him it was Herbert. "

straight his

at

the

to

and

;

clergymen

to

nearly income

his

immensely.

to revert death, and myself finally was worth just £ i ,000 annum. a What destruction us around hopes and plans were

wife after Caroline benefice

an

and

—

his

sunk

live

;

"

"

a

for

panting

a of you arid glimpse caught you," he said to Herbert. I want to see can' you particularly; an me hour half spare you possibly an at me. hour even ?" glancing " to me Herbert Chris whispered is this Would tabel, you important. ?" wait for me in the gallery

gave some lessons in what Ladies' Young

;

to

at he meals surroundings; was and when silent and morose ever Dalton called he walked Father out room. of the So time straight I took no step at all. passed on and I read on the other I books side. conversations with dis had many of the Church tinguished clergymen of England, satisfied me. but nothing These books and clergymen did not even those of the same agree

his

had

produce

un

poor,

and German

"Now,

for fresh trials. strengthened were scenes dreadful with had the Walter just boys. begun his term at first Oxford all his to future were dashed the hopes and Alfred loved his school ground and could not bear to leave. as sons Their of a wellposition beneficed was lost their clergyman father

I

;

and

she was There

for

to

too,

total

at ironing her services were the rectory gladly Clark and Mrs. accepted, got more so much was work of the kind, my aunt's admired. skill aunt So thus humble dear, my toiled Oh that long, away. weary

me

husband

one, in all her guide he nor Father

light

a so

always superintended

;

had chosen for she had looked

her

all

My uncle

I

—

Church ©f England doctrine the true me Eucharist. Each sent I wrote to answer. twelve

capital

me,

the priest spoke to my aunt her answered convic questions into mind. forced itself my was one there but Church

remain means,

v-

as

saw

at

one

to

for

squalid

be sold. was to glad help her. a over Oh, what shadow had fallen the house Herbert never came near I us. now learned from Aunt Bessie how About very badly off we should be. one hundred a be the would year amount of my uncle's and aunt's I private had property; twenty to

straight the way

singing

infallible apostolic, universal, but my soul revolted against it. My aunt's simple, gentle nature was soon and she was, of convinced, well inclined to believe that course,

I

"

!

holy,

you

way

to my feet. sprang " Forsake uncle my why he has been a father I will never do such a thing

of

and

services

tion

unless with

a

!

voice

a close to Catholic whither uncle went my The priest of this church every day. had friend of Uncle been a college and he had invited hinVto Joseph, Press some old crabbed for the copy Latin MSS., and uncle was glad to have to a and earn do, something at once little. Aunt herself put to this and I under instruction priest, used to sit by and listen. I was in a strange state of mind. or attraction I had no drawing what ever as I to the " Church of Rome," our still called I did holy mother. not care I a for ceremonies. jot in his white sur Herbert, thought the most that plice, delightful sight could be seen, and I loved the Eng

and and

with

dear

"

and

ill

clergyman

portly

ran

called

The

were

narrow

changes

Herbert,

cannot

We

his his

in

felt

breath.

and I stupid. pupils pert, vulgar, for teaching and no had no genius so I on to throw into toiled it, spirit in close and my the stuffy, room, brain whirled around. was a our Behind lodging-house small yard, and at the end a shed in work on. was carried which laundry Aunt our Bessie heard landlady of one of lament the sudden defection her best ironers, and she told her that as and cuffs went far as frills, collars, she could undertake them, for she had

church,

sake. But

fleet

this

on

of joy

tone

lish

struck

acquaintance

sore

this

course

in

!

at

much

so

words

chances

making

was

that

ever

whose

life

ing I

ear

my

this

marry

love

once

on

that

arranged in uncle

your

look

was

peace

the

and

appetite

a

very

.

with

to

-was

Academy."

uncle.

'my of unearthly face Such

gazing of rest,

food

—

want

for arrange for a Holts stay you we can be married." until while, " ? Herbert can mean, What you I would home with the not make my And I added Holts." bitterly: now.

snares

roundings a Such

at

the

more

—

midst

the

in

the

on,

and

—

I

thing. of their

came

more

and

French

;

—

quite be in

different

a

\vere

uncle's

my

was

;

"That's You would

"

;

they've the regards of great deal

priests

harm.

no

me,

with

lived

of

plenty

me

do

they

can

heat

summer

lodgings wretched,

—

"What Herbert and met

uncle's

me.

cheap

W'orhl.)

III.—

CHAPTER

Tyborne,"

We were on the and threshhold, had paid for our when a entrance, voice was heard beside us, " Glenour, is that you ?" We turned and saw

Then the consequences conversion pressed on

reason.

my

me,

.

Author

the

(By

Herbert

away.

of my

to

—

CONFLICT.

CHRISTABEL'S

passed

me to recon begging sider and let him see me. my decision I refused. to Then my uncle wrote the he had been received into say Church, and had taken lodgings in a

wrote

—

week

A

.

—

R Y

.

8 T 0

O U R

ecstasy,

say or

that I was p'unged that T no felt longer

into the

cross.

When the as

we

returned

lodgings

were

before.

Sally,

( Continued

as

to

Shaw

Street

squafid and stufty the no maid, was

on

page

12.)

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NEWS.

changing feeding-grounds a good catch made is can the

best

markets.

mackerel

season

like

comments

from

out

may

be gathered to

lating

as

the

in

+

the

return

fisheries which has

of

from

the

inducer

sea

United Kingdom published by the total The number ployed

fichltior

re

Board of persons

the

English

and

Scotch

but

whereas

fish

to

1

27,000,

j

1

of j

"7,157,000 the

coasts

of

the

landed

was

on

year value

the Britain, in landed Ireland

of Great fish

I

i

was J

to Having regard only "279,000. the number of persons employed in each the fullest case, and making allowance for fish brought by Irish and Scotch it boats to English ports, be the estimated that may safely

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fishing

—

1895

for this the last

fishermen,

Wales, respectively

and

total,

simple,

tons

and

upwards

lish

fleet

included

boats

and

of not

less boats

Irish fish

follow

near

the

;

to 1

which

for

Boats.

Mail

,

j

re-

want

j

of

to After ineffectual efforts many com and steamboat get the railway to the accelerate transit of panies mails between Ireland and London, a at small has been improvement about. length brought Something hour and like an a will be quarter saved on the journey from London to and vice versa. Dublin The fares will also be reduced, express charges and will be abolished, third-class

be In

will trains.

fast

tourist

traffic

several

ot

free

to

order

travel to

the

through

the

whilst

Irish

the

Eng-

has

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.

,

constantly

Irish

by

to

America

Cup.

constructed

in

build

to

compete The boat

the

will

be Car-

Hilditch's

yards, the rickfergus, upon County Antrim, Wilhelm order of Mr. Gustav Wolff, M.P. for East Belfast and a member of the Belfast firm of shipbuilding and and

Harland Pufferin

Wolff Ava

Londonderry.

;

the

and

the

It

under

the auspices Ulster Yacht Club, of Dufferin Marquis Commodore.

of of

Marquis Marquis

will of

be

sailed

the Royal of which the Ava and is

cuuveiieu

by

Sunday Closing

Bill,

close

law the which proposes houses in Ireland

all public Five cities Sundays. time excluded present

ask that

ui

ine

existing

the

Act

be

the

that the

quent,

though

number

are

not

incorrect

to

assume

holdings the

the

acl.

J

ney

made

perpetual under distance

qualifying

;

provision and that all houses should be com public to at on close Satur pelled 9 p.m. Mr. of the Balfour, days. writing which was the first order bill, of the of Commons on day in the House "

May

is

that

what

we

to

the

to act to

really

discuss occasions

that

past,

that

the

country,

and

the got

have best

of

miles,

agree is

before

case

not

I

12, said: for argument

time

do

to

our

the

is

now

and On

ability

longer." the passed second House of reading Commons, but failed to become law. The Temperance party hope for this better fortune year. three

seventh

section

any the in

Bill the

WHY SUFFER LONGER I II

and it the tenant

WITH

I

THROAT?

SORE is

disultimately in his holding. may

sell

the

before from

the

ex

Ayer's

Pectoral

Cherry

of nearly 60 years Has a record in curing affections of the Throat La < and Colds, Coughs, Lungs, < j

I

notice. whilst

THAT

COUCH,

COLD,

)

Grippe,

1 ant

to

and

Pneumonia.

take,

sure

to

Pleascure.

Pectoral Ayers Cherry

in retaken by former tenants was re period The 58. the second is in the paragraph

same

ply to negative.

the

from

traveller bona-jide to be extended six

should

the ser also point may out the number that, of tenants in the past evicted actually the was number of quarter 112, of

the

at

are

liiiu

ejectment

available, that

is every such case possessed of all rights the tenant Moreover, at any time tenancy of six months piration

vice

making

into

pass

on

are fre redemptions statistics of the actual

in

1

are

party to

Gold

Medals at the World's

Accept

FIRE!

GIGANTIC

temperance efforts

to

of the from

of

service

the

such

believe

FIRE!

FIRE!

for

strenuous

the same was during quarter 959. The tenancy being determined by the service of a notice under enact this must redeem before ment, the tenant he can fixed. apply to have a fair rent

an

for

iciidui

under

notices

promote country,

Yacht.

decided

been

yacht

Party.

Temperance

J

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caretakers

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railway companies being urged to reduce the fares and increase the speed of the trains.

1

notices

The

for had

;

nnmnAt

Irish

with

Ireland,

their

to

Irish

re-

fisheries

sea

capital."

the

only 81 rowing as as many 3,669 smacks than 15 tons. The small of course, are, obliged to home. neither They can fish

for

Irish

disparity.

The 7,398 and 7,901. no included however, boats pure 3,840 rowing and only 392 boats of 15

than

undeveloped

by

are I

boats as fishing England the exact numbers being

and Irish

—

of

the number of two-thirds possessed almost as many

registered

fewer

year

available

are

figures about

that far

goes

startling

I

j

In

with

Scotland

or

England account

fleet

,

Ui

1

Irish

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Mr.

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The

Commemoration.

O'Connell

manner.

In

Catholics

desired

and

in

out

successful

the Italian too, to' show re their Irishman. On the

Rome,

gard for the magnificent anina" club, address was ing the life

ROME.

carried

was celebration enthusiastic

most

great 44 Romof the premises in Via an Monserrato, delivered vividly pictur of the Irish and work

.

organ

as a well and Irish us flags, of St. with a standard large picture It in the northern aisle Patrick. is as one and to the left of the church, the heart of O'Connell that enters, Over it stands a fine marble reposes. Ire bas-relief of an consoling angel

who

land,

the

over

mourning

is

iirn

s remains. The O'Connell' bears. is indicated of consolation by source to. the better world,; the- angel;pointing have .is to': his wher'e'tiie "man igreat

are on the event going actively, the great Basilica For the moment in the hands of workmen.

for

Papal

reward.

which inscription basof another

an

explanation lies The inscrip relief that beneath. con '.'This monument tion reads the heart of O'Connell; who, tains the to at on his Genoa way dying his' soul to Eternal City, bequeathed and his God, his body to Ireland, an

-

gives

'

,

:

at represented House of Com the when he mons in MDCCCXXIX., to the anti- Catholic refused take "I these at in words declaration' once this declaration reject part of it I believe and the rest I to be untrue, know to be false.' an Irish was The commemoration so, for but not function, exclusively O'Connell had been one of the greatest of and "defenders exponents public and Catholics Catholic principles, heart

document

a'

He Rome. bar of the British to

is

of

character,

Catholic

doctrine

an

ex

explain the

to

as

'

works, worship, one

Trinity. Holy

The A

Father

and

Osservatore

by

published

telegram

Sultan.

the

denial is given by Romano Rome to the

semi-official

the

London

a

days ago, alleg the between Porte Holy See had ceased, reception owing to the discourteous the Sultan to the Apostolic given by on of his pre the occasion Delegate the a letter from Holy senting the Father to His Majesty, asking the Christians for latter's protection is in Crete. de The whole account clared to be unfounded. some

morning

paper the and the

that

ing

relations

:

FRANCE.

;

"

of race accordingly, irrespective to honor him. were country, eager celebrated The Requiem Mass was Don Nicholas Rev. by the Right

or

the

to

nelly, coadjutor the of Dublin,

Archbishop

music sacred being choir from by a joint supplied above. named the various colleges Cardinal His Eminence Vaughan at the cata the Absolution gave de was The discourse falque. Rev. Dr. Keane. the Most livered by en The effective delivery preacher's the sustained of chaste hanced flight and ideas, and and classical language had the effect produced on all who the

fortune

be

was very present assertion of his Dr. Keane's telling. he and of the pride Irish nationality, took in it, caused a thrill through the race and women of the Irish men that who could not but feel present, so was honoured in their nation The a address talented speaker. for more than an hour, though lasted it seemed all too brief. to the hearers which the Holy Father The interest to was take in the himself pleased

to

be illustrated event may by a little The vestments of incident. sacred the Pontifical Chapel are preserved in the and are a used, as Vatican, the occasion of rule, only on

general ceremonies

the Pope takes which he is It or at which present. part, then for the Pontiff's was a surprise when on Saturday entourage morning the desire that the V atican he evinced should have a share in the O'Connell the vest and that commemoration, ments Pon used should be from the a suit of tifical Chapel. Accordingly was sent the vestments from presses Irish of the Sixtine to the Chapel had and as his Holiness College, in

ordered the richest expressly very at the to be sent, it happened that service for Daniel O'Connell Requiem were sacred robes employed those were funeral which last used at the of Pius IX. Genoa Telegrams from that on the same told day O'Connell

i

was

being

there

in

manner.

prayed a

for

and and

generous The programme

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speedy est aroused

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air,

at

the

time

of

as

soon

as

the

propitious, irreligion

is

no

distributed

recently

Isaure,

that the the

and that

for

prizes

those consid

among poetical composition were who of 800 candidates to themost ered worthy and of gold silver. flowers

receive These had in ac

metal flowers of precious witl!-' ancient been cordance usage in the vener blessed in the morning is of La Daurade, where able basilica the tomb to be seen of that patroness Isaure. Clemence of medimval letters, Mission.

Remarkable

conducted A four week's mission Fathers simul Redemptorist by 70 in the twenty-one churches taneously ended Easter 011 Sun of Marseilles, day,

and

has

success

its

The

evening were ences of men regularly by about thirty-thousand.

phenomenal.

The

Persecution

of

been,

confer attended

Religious

Communities. While

absorbed Paris, religious

public

by

the

of

M'O'zac

in

neighbouring have been Community religious to of the seized exact the payment The nuns of the tax. unjust Holy have met Sacrament at Condrieu In a visitation. with similar fact, character comes news of the same from all parts o"f the country.

Father

a

BRITAIN.

Father for

the

attention

has

been

great calamity of persecution have Communities gone fiscal

Vaughan

very

charitable

his

behalf

those

of

affectionately

work

on undertaken little of capable nuns in enclosed

so

themselves— Bernard convents. Father Vaughan the special has received thanks of his the Pope, of the CardinalHoliness and of State, of the Car Secretary Rome for his work dinal-Vicar of helping

his stay in the done to souls during has More Eternal City. especially he received their thanks for his ap on almost which were weekly, peals, charitable institu behalf of the many in Rome, which are tions supported and to contributions, by voluntary have which his earnest appeals

Old

An

and

aid

timely

brought support.

in the on

9>5oi churches, with r897, parishes with 1896, parishes

increase,

;

increase,

67.

1897, 9,430,000

population, 44

As

186,000.

169.

3,438 3,361 Catholic popu Catholic 1896, schools, schools,

9,596,000;

lation,

;

increase,

;

the

to

;

increase

of

Catholic

77te population," says Catholic of Milwaukee, "we Citizen, that more than may remark 186,000 Catholic landed since emigrants From Catho January 1 st., 1896. alone came lic' im 68,000 Italy and from Catholic Aus migrants, There 62,000, during is, tria, 1096. arid been, always has something the rotten about the Catholic way is estimated. Of course, population the blame is hot the upon altogether in editors of the The Directory; there are no ference is that marriages 4

'

4

births million

Catholics

we

a

or

Vaughan.

Bernard

Bernard Father Vaughan, whose stay in Rome was prolonged by the has now of .the wish Pope,, express left for Before leaving England. Father Vaughan had a third audience with his Holiness, whom to the Father the sum of money presented he had which collected his during for the relief of the city stay in this the Pope had convents of which poor he is spoken to him, and in which interested. The Pope in particularly of the his own name, and in the name nuns to be relieved, blessed poor

are

The

distributed in ceremony

is

6o,ooO' for the

St.

Peter's:

The num and yet considerable,

Thursday.

seem

may

lA.

that

decided

be

will

canonization on Ascension ber

more

Canonization.

been

has

It

or

the population increase.

else

natural

its

tickets

ten

America—that element while

of

stationary

everywhere having

the

among

11

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IS

SlIlcUl

WiltJil

the

for The

privilege tickets will

given

out

event,

in risk

little

until order

a

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are

petitioning of being present. not be effectively few days before the there

that

as

Willi

UUlJipcUCU

who

of those

number

of

be

may their

as

being counterfeited. Many accordingly think themselves still in time to peti tion for a place. We are informed, at the office where the however, are and checked received requests the list closed that was as far back as the 8th of March, and that exception will be made for new applicants only in case with they be persons particular Exchmuje. rights. possible

—

financial

Family.

Catholic

notable of those One of the most the who attended Queen's drawingwas the held on May 12th, room, of Mrs. Charlton, HesleyDowager and de member of an old a side, Northumbrian respected servedly is Mrs. Charlton Catholic family. at 80 years of age, and was present the She was coronation. Queen's noticed by her Majesty, particularly who spent some time in conversation

Unable NO

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HIM.

of

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Ade :

her the privilege with her, and offered the of viewing Jubilee forthcoming from the windows of procession The HesleyBuckingham Palace. estate has side been held by the more 600 for than Charlton family years.'

of prospect At Tou their disuse. falling of Languethe ancient louse, capital of the trouba doc and the metropolis Games, dours, the Academy of Floral with the custom in accordance estab lished centuries by Clemence ago is

the

hard,

more

was

and, country,

die of them

Many

extinguished Revolution revived

inter

Custom.

customs

were

in

capital,

Religious

Old

religious in France.

even

and

in

in

the whole throughout late melancholy occurrence.

An Old

of

sum

AAA

by the

judging

success,

deed,

a

at

nuns

Augustinian

general chapel

This step was the Rue Jean Goujon. at a held at resolved upon meeting the Archbishop's Palace, and Cardinal it Richard by purchasing inaugurated The under the building ground. to sure to be carried a is taking

Christian the

Late

the

Paris

clergy

petuate the late

honoured of

of

Catastrophe.-

The

pay

of

is

and His His Ghost, gifts and our duties of homage,' as towards Him and prayer Persons of the Blessed of the

Holy

to

GREAT

religious

:

is

this

is

It

clusively ing the

consequence

which nearly 3O,oo0fr. they contend riioreand which, they do not owe, are to procure, they are unable over, their seized. about to have property the The conventual of buildings

has published an the approach of Pente

on

Encyclical cost.

Sisters

in

Father

Holy

The

The

refusal

Encyclical.

.

enduring Under

Canonizations.

which semi-public Consistory be held a canonization will precedes on in the Vatican of this Thursday of St. Peter's week. The decorations

Papal

that

Approaching

The

the

suspended

were

gallery

patriot.

The

remission. Besancon,

at

Auvergne

'

inhonor ol Daniel The celebration brilliant O'Connell proved a .most The church of St. success. Agatha not able to hold all of the Goths was who presented themselves for those and Inside the church, the occasion. of the open with in the centre space was erected an the sanctuary, out The walls and imposing catafalque. were columns of the church hung and from the black and gold, with

without Charity of their

-

C

Genoa

WORLD

CATHOLIC

[?]

AMERICA.

Will

The in

Baltimore,

30,000

than

that

of

city for

"10,000 ing who and

of

Winifrid

Miss

the

nome

a

a

Catholic.

Martin died recently more U.S.A., leaving to the charities Catholic left and diocese. She ior

purpose

of

establish-

to reduced poverty, old age without The were a home. bequests to the of devoted mainly promotion Miss Martin education. Catholic was a native of Ireland, having been at Castle born Sampson, Co. Ros left

in

their other

In the in 1819. Irish famine, 1847, for the parents

common, the great her with

of

year she

left

United

States.

The The

Catholic United

Church

following

information

in

the

"

—

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one

of

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However, to-day that

it

threatened when Victoria, helpless girl, Crown of

to

is

their henchmen of the north" "loyal time in feasting and spend their of hurling making merry instead tho diadem into the Queen's as

Boyne, since

they

1837,

apparently donned

do the first

the Great Britain. The youug Queen by her and wisdom prudence conquered Hence her enemies. her reign lias been

crowned with and as success, succeeds like she success, the respect and veneration

"nothing receives

of the successors of those who were her enemies sixty years ago. Lofty and truth", are principles, chivalry, " bubbles but of conventional sentiment" with the class of men who would thus "act the always double" if it suited them. only But there is one in her party dominions who can never Majesty's the

play

traitor.

where that easy to find is. Ireland refused to take party in the universal of part rejoicings this because lier time, people are in sorrow and in mourning. They and daughters for their sons grieve It

is

who exiled

are

they

mourn

love. not

in foreign slaving lands, and persecuting laws, for their fathers and who have died hard iu

by

relatives ship and tho

.

OF

Tliis

belong

has lasted

sooner

misery

land

of

their state to

birth

than and

leave their does

things it exclusively; the Record Reign. of.,

1897

during

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obtained

the

staircase, out a pane

back one

of

the

matter

in

liand.

ledges.

the

of

cried

out

Burning

the

ing

the

liam

Casey

and

suffering " Morituri would it

carnage, passing victims would out cry tu scilutamus." Hence,

be

people country

is

in

plnuged

that at least, now, and the government of -the people crown of will the England reign -their

good and illustrious to Ire by sending over

present

Sovereign

Parliament

a

Empire.

Journal lowest

GENERAL

ten

than A

Sad

June

27,

in

occurred Renan-street, fire

was

the

to appointed of a railway

Perth

through mission

will

Medals

A

—

R,ATT,WAV.

recently advisability

begin for

a

on

house

in

origin

is

arrested

Avas

progress house to pieces.

D'\rpouT.A,n

a

The

Coolgardie.

the

Tuesday

four-roomed

Its

unknown.

pulling

a

—

Coolgardie.

at

its

as to inquire being carried

The

—

The next

sittings

Police.

by

ftnmmifiRirm

viaduct.

Com

A

Mysterious

to

ones

the

—

men.

;

Avas

man

May, Ship

the

in

ters

to

the

observed

shortly

to ad

Henry

Jones.

An

Gold.

of

estimates

script

over

"

1894.

from

Taken

Very

year 1895, In 1876 the that

felt

He cess

numbers

next

"

been

to

the

districts

at

Albany-

the God help Forsyth."

Cannot

take

of

Death

the will

died

when

his

next

goldfields

the

rnence

proceea visiting mission

of

One

named

F.

Saturday

at

into

his

morning and

did

not

disturb

some

time

after

Loavest

an

Tenders.

breathing

after

shortly

to

bedroom

hut

Dr. ceased. Tynan Avas found life extinct. and and the held, jury found succumbed

;

On

June

26

the

—

was on found in a tent dead body of a man West. of ground near a piece Hay Street to be William His name was ascertained was submitted as but as no evidence Hunt, of the was to the eauso death, inquest till adjourned Friday. Mixing On June 24 a rather Accident. named serious accident happened to a man at the Consolidated Mine, George Kendall, He was the Londonderry. descending when fell on his a stone head, shaft, heavy removed serious was He causing injury. to the Coolgardie Hospital.

National Library of Australia

Perth

amount

of

£14 his

under

him. Avas

his

Prime

the went

to

llftU.

the

is Tasmania, them familiar

not

be

taken

the

good deal

a

iu

a

as

Australasian of Western

Forrest, made

in

of

by

and

London,

to

he

in

on

by

of

out

now

of

civil his

He

Avith

the

ho

colony

great imagine.

man's

servant

in

not

is

of

K.C.M.G.

Jubilee

if

his

earlier has

an

OAvn

genius supporter

for

made

the luive

had

eared.

in

the

-capital

induce

him

honour

at

of

might Perhaps

lie

jaunt may the

his

monocle,

a

Avears

and is a economy, political Club. He the Cobden recently confession that ho momentous a

the

speaking

on

of

majority

opinion

Mr.

in ability public the unmeasured con the late Sir leader,

sometime

Parkes.

spare Reicl,

of

the

condescendingly the

hands

of

his

for

art

of

had

at

last

the

American

piece lery

of

ground

the

site and

erected, the on

fire,

once

faggots.

inquest

Avas

houses

that

the

B.

J.

Black.

by

for the tenderers chimneys public buildings the at J. following places : Coolgardie, M. Pettit Alfred Stone Fremantle, Alfred Stone J. M. Guildford, Kalgoorlie, KanoAvna. J. M. Pettit; Pettit; Perth, Alfred Stone O. T. Pinlarrah, Cooper; Southern T. Hoepner. Cross,

time

in

used

in

States. low suit,

Gal

a

most

Prison

minutes

and

ether absolutely suffered no more of the

the

the

the

with

had

the

process natural

built

of

prepared which sap

and

tliau partial been

blazingthe tAvo

betAveen

Avas

of Avood

them

harm

Avhieh

difference one

at up had become refused to

and

paint

Avoodwork contact

patent

a

blazed

ordinary

and

gases,

chem

by non-inflammable

for

should

housing

the

comfort

and poor, give For small houses

than

Avooden

no

Avooden back material is

both

on

the

ground

economy. Avithout villages

If

avo

can

Avood,

and

:

us

the for

terrible laborers

they

can

difficulty in the

;

pay,

Avill

the

danger

of

of

have of

fire,

providing cottages at a rent which country, be

surmounted.

for

the

toAvn

been

picnic,

considerably

Wi-

not

and

rains

set in continued

it

Avould

ult-.,

but

at

in

with

rain.

150 themselves.

There

at

all

dow-n

each

hand

side

Criddle.

In

many the adults.

twos

and

for

indulged

the

racing

and

and

Keinvorthy

A.

Avhen

the

of

The

with

floAvers

good

display was

theie

races

the

betAveen

jumping

Avas

1

very the

o'clock

the hall, children

school

and were

God

"

Save olieers

the were

loaded

were

ranged

Avere

hall.

and

On

the

on

Pollard,

tables

the

right

Avere

nicely

decorated

Miss

After greenery. fireAvorks took place, started. and the ball

were

dance, provided,

until

3

dancers many refreshments and

o'clock.

tea

in

dancing

Mesdames

the

P.

the

accompanied

the

energy

of

the

on

Mr.

J. fin-

ninnAv

floor

for

abundance

kept

Avas

up

Field, Hope, and Mr. Field and Mr. music,

Linthorne, pianoforte accordeon music.

also

a

bon There a

the

on

Miss

Morrissey, supplied

flio

by Mrs.

and

and

lit,

Lester

left

Mrs.

of

good

Innforl

for

generally

are

Mrs. Rhodes.; and Mrs.

every

good

Avere they provided by Miss Mrs. and Mrs. Cummings, and Mrs. Mrs. Fr'ancis Mai-Avood,

O'Connor"

a

and

Avhich showed Mr. abilities a as handi-

side

Linthorne

were

was

and up, Most of

rings,

and all in, sang which three after The which tables, of good things, sorts

with

fire

a

of

games

gatherings.

6,

Queen," given.

and Field

cleared

it

About through. was of in partaken

marched

It

jiicnic

contests events

few

a

Linthorne's

dinner

is

good finishes,

some

again

the

Avere

which

etc., threes, in at such

all

rt-O

evening,

since.

ever

jumping

and usual

H.

"

he

but

Friday

on

spoil o'clock

10

and

juveniles, Also the

UUbUUl

good.picuicing day. toAvards the tables, getting hall at the got a good soaking There Avas a attendance, large and all being present, enjoyed

etc.,

over

Alio

through,

a

workers fixed up

races

iL.

pull

Mr.

Field

violin.

Owing

Cumuiings,

Avho

nrizriK

to eol-

pommittpn

flic

enabled to get up a good programme. and Mr. acted as starter W. H. Linthorne Hanlon and Rhodes Messrs. handicapper, and Mr. Francis distributed tlio as judges, Avere

The

prizes.

Boys

6d.

;

A.

May

BroAvn

Hope

first,

Is.

Girls under 6 Goldie BroAvn Allan 9 Hope

6d.

;

second,

R. Herbert Rhodes first,

;

second,

dicap) second, Richings

eArents

Nelson

under

Boys

6d. M. 9

under thorne

2s.

first,

2s.

first,

second,

Is.

second,

the

W.

are

folloAving 6 years

under

under

Hope

first,

2s.

6d.

Girls

under

12

(handicap)

L.

Rhodes

6d.

;

Lin

12

G.

2s.

Girls N.

:

Is. first,

2s.

Is.

6d.

2s.

Boys

Is.

:

;

(han

E.

Nelson G.

second,

G. Tlireadneedle Race Hope, 2s. for Bumble, 2s. 100 Yards Boys under 5s. V. Linthorne 17 A. Kenworthy first, and second, 2s. Standing Hop, Step 6d. 2s. Running Jump— Y. Linthorne, Y. 2s. Jump Linthorne, Hop," Step and Men F. 6d. Standing Long Jump, Is.

—

;

Ada

—

has been used for some process America with and is now success, all built warships by the United will doubtless fol Our Admiralty

decks a are burning great The invention danger in Avar. also the help to solve problem of

cottages. better

treated liberally the former here, Avort-h per head, and

;

to resist consists in

of

source

in

Tate

The

icals.

The

Millbank

the

on

new

twenty

that other

the

extracting replacing ;

the

in

The Avas

Avood,

morphia.

and

Chancellor,

One

immediate

fire

On

:

paraffin.

blistering of chiirring

deceased

(says Tuesday the

witnessed

behind of

the in

15) Lord

the

learned

interesting

The

catch

to

been

in and

once, ashes.

very Ho

making

Ambassador

drenched

the

May

It really Avood non-

—

Two experiment. Avooden houses been there had and fire Avas applied to them, after side of each had been piled faggots

curious model

the

unable breathing

Wood.

Non-Ikflammable if the

natives

more

danger.

Steady

close

of the the

a

av inning

his

Avill

cannot

probably

originally and proved

a

recreant

Houston

Government

carried

Avas

for

George

the

liOAv

be

an

the

given.

at

UllllO

Wales

hospitality blushing. Avitli autocrat,

heartily

lia\rc

are

South

the

three

for

present.

he could

were

will

for

one

more

granted

til

afraid

the

for

ten dis

the

community

sports, resulted

Minis

London

of

of

be

of Spectator, Prince of Wales,

The

;

Satur

as

and

the

called

some

shillings

of

Avarm

at

of

;

The

natives

members the of juvenile under the care present and from of the .are doctor, suffering complaints brought on by the Avet and. cold Aveather. Nelson has One little boy named Some

things

sent An

overdose

Cottosloo, the loAvcst

of

the

purse

on

John

the

;

are

a

element

looks as inflammable

;

following SAvceping

of

pass2d.

2s.

is

along

alloAvance.

residents

must

for gift making 'New folloAvers. for while Mr. a

accept Sovereign."

:

at

bank £149

board.

and

day

their

hundred

a

there

on

Avere

Avere

there

and

an

Empire

the arc following lowest tenderers for the undermentioned Avorks J. Tinims Tramway at Ashburton, school and at J. R. quarters Pinjelly, Avarden's at Quigley quarters Cue, H. G. Avarden's at Menzios, M. NeAvell; quarters Middle Swan Road and Barry; Bridge B. H. Tuck and Forrest Street approaches, extension

in

containing instruments,

warrior

the

was

.left

After

Queen

got

ten

receiving only £10 over

old

Avhite

explorer

is

his

—

Death.

—

the

Green

by

one

to

the

rewarded

a

the

where

to

of

in and

travel

here

Moore's store alloAvance of

rations.

Avhich

The capper. V. Linthorne

to

Albany,

him

him,

sum

on

in

than

determined chest

in

in

Later

the previous children could

ult.,

of

the

W.

opinions, exalted

who

C.P.,

wiu

Avent

and

the

among must

will

terms

post bearings

at

found

returned

one

for

Avhich

tempt Henry

A

John,

he

heavily,

Avorth

The natives

the

and

men,

mate

to

room

Avere

tool

a

avIio

Sir

colony, affairs

After his way. return to their branch where he the holds

last

on

miser,

z4tn

the

passage

stations alloAved to

Avere

at Mr. S. F. their Jubilee

Avithout

Reid

R. Arthur, Coolgardie. he retired to rest the previous even in good health, but ing he was apparently J.P., When

passengers

him

He

to-day. in our

us

Missions.

Morphia.

mining

pioneer

three

honours

is

Superior. from

wealthy

mechanical them was

specimen

though

Monday

at

anci

Adelaide

in

only

upon

been

the

Father

Katanning on

that

Avere inquiries Avas ascertained

a

Braddou,

shower

can

more

Forsyth."

gratified

he

some

Premiers.—

Edward

absence

boats

of

aunaay,

down

the

were

came

effect

police

treating

company all accept

the

evening. suc general and at the Missions, large of men who the Sacra approached He will a mission at Beverley open

very of the

free,

shillings tribution

of

out

other train

and

the

told

school

when

Tnursday,

time ap children

free

a

been

and

the

patronised;

put

Avere

the

free. At children

The

Greenough Ai-ell

refused

that

ult.,

children

than the the school

line

policeman,

his

so

the

ago died

Depot, burial

admission

They

found

figure London, and

total

within

has

Sea.

the missions Perth on

directing to returned was

the

credit also

the

and

to

:

away.

Sir

Australia,

of

the

Progress Rev.

The

his

occupied and

only

On Sunday, and bottle, corked securely cap the South picked up on Beach, on was and found being opened

washed

gear

had

received

that the Prime seven Jubilee, says Ministers will be an entertaining of group Avhat he called Premiers. may secondary

the

increase

an

the

added

fairly strict

police. to

Of Australia

species.

estimate

was

to

It

that

day Review,

was

removed after

Mint

hopeless Captain

a

Men's

After

a

Colonial

typical

wreck.

misfortune.

they

25rd

The

shows

1896.

—

5s. 6d. bed.

burning body

the'

—

officers

silver

Cash

"Fourto contain the folio wing message: mastod Atlantic Ocean, 30th ship Ontario,

rouse

week.

Government

award medals to to intend long-service of force. The the police members requi of service has not yet been fixed. site term will be to the Gold melals presented and

banks.

Old

afloat

place. in the room kinds of

stood

estimates

was

Perth, the

Satur

of in 1896 at gold and Engineering Mining it at £43,600,000. The

a

Street,

search finding various

although

un

for

the

not

doAvn

going

sembled

Cool

time Some Williams

—

that

had

sliOAving to his

Production

Tale

ho

the

Justice

George

been

previously

underneath

then

years

position Fire

was

over

by

the

book,

was

£21,232,600, so the production doubled.

last

house On

name

of

£2,S00,000 £6,874,870 was output

result

Depot

who

bo held.

world's production The £43,000,000.

on

AND

but

Director

the

that

Bun-

the violently against symp developed

He was died

World's

The The

He

afterwards

will

inquest

had

with

and

a

for

Augo,

banners.

to

Avas

were

the and

school

and

iXv

train

and

cheers

set

Williams made

Wil

as

for

The

here .earlier and some of

Avere

passengers

Avere

IIUIU

carriages,

travel

J. R.

Stoneham

flags

day at Dongarra

the

B. W.

Justices

J.

Justices

at the such.

Avere

im

as

left

thought

sickness.

ments.

LOCAL

rumors

-n.Tifl

asleep,

W.

named

nnaiTV

that

W.

H.

for

Lipschitz, E. Syred,

Pauper.

man

pauper buried

a

Avas

burnt,

and

The

will secure which and happiness prosperity, peace, and unity and strength, for Ireland, the .and not for dismemberment,

land

while

old

an

morn

on

surmised

Peace

Snook,

Deceptive

Harbour

Collie intoxicated

is

him

Fremantle,

hoped

be

to

is

it

the Hospital, mission. His

suled,

It

sorrow.

A

the

Joseph

;

the

J. Dunstan, and Cunning worth,-

O.

McNamara, District gardie Plantagenet.

of

J.

district; J. Leeder,

disiriet;

At the Council

Justices

S. of

John

as

—

blot,

Sunday

Bunbury

became and

pavilion, toms of

outrage,

an

nay, and the civilisation upon the liberty the Irish of the year of 1897 were whi st their to rejoice a

the

ji.fc

the

oil

to the lock-up. his head most

dash

:

Toodyay

Peace. Executive

the

Justices

H. and

Bvfield, Sinclair,

also

Death. On Tuesday a Strange in a seen manner behaving strange recreation and enclosure, Perth,

the taken

and

On

of

Wynne,

StoAvart,

Murchison

F.

He

body

iHim/fiv

n.

was

"

death

a

A

her Majesty's Jubilee, must right-thinking person every We do not live in an admit. age of utter of fear and terror, nay, middle of when, in the slavery,

in

of a man named in at found a quarry that tlio appears deceased,

on log fell was horribly

to

C.

of .£1000 the form

sum

was

It

bury.

day last,

beloved young lady by whom Eng filled." land's throne is now Ireland was in the That justified which she took a month stand ago

regard

dead

provements,

branded Nationalists of our day, said that he "could get 500,000 Irishmen to defend the life, brave of the the honor, and the person

.in

Fatality.

engaged

of the (Tory) low miscreants had the mixture of the royal party bowl at night, I fear she would Daniel O'Conhave a long sleep." of the treasonthe then leader nell,

of

the

a road Fremantle.

at

Esplanade

an

some

it

:

Meehan,

the Premier the to promised lay before of the for a of sum Municipality request the new £230, to be devoted to completing park.

urn

he

language

has promised of construction

it

Avho

the

Mr.

morning

being

J. 2s. 6d. Sack Archer, 6s.; Morrissey, 17 E. ifelson, 2s. 6d. Race, hoys under and Boot Race E. KenAvorthy, Is. Coat 6d. Irwin Criddle, 2s. V. Linthorne. Is. Girls Stella under Bumble, 14, handicap

;

—

;

2s.

6d.

:

Am'

Kenworthy,

Is.

Siamese

Criddle and Flint boys Hope, 3s. and Is. Siamese men Race, Linthorne, and 4s. Linthorne, Tapliu Cummings and 2s. Tug of War 12 men a side, Morrissey, 36s.: team. prize, Morrissey's OAving to 13 inen on the pulling Avinning side, it Avas to entrance Is., agreed pull again prize Rus 24s. After hard some very tugging,

Race,

;

—

Piesse,

for

Works,

The

next as

route..

IIBU

seven.

Mingenew

—

H.

Fremantle.

lcbUl

pointed,

Justices

New

en

Avith

sports

;

—

years

fifty

North

the

nearly great many

A up,

ulitlU

window

have

all

—

over

board.

Jubilee the 22nd

—

of

the

on

the

Tuesday

—

ago spoke suspected dangers that hung over the Queen at the in young and then of her ception reign, of the Irish in judge of the sincerity to that of the pretend comparison " Henry Grattan ing loyalists." denounced the plots of the publicly " " of his In loyalists daj\ scathing of

at

up

of Public

of

Commissioner

till,

attended

a

Correspondent.) to

on

.

leaders

Requirements The

was

picked

of the Aveekly meeting the yesterday folloAving Peace were appointed:

—

rectify of more than sixty wrongs the Irish Then will people years. for they are be happy and grateful, most in the the grateful people world. Let us read how the Irish and

the of

got glass from The police

,0\ra train

special

Dongarra, crowded,

It

of

Our

.

burglar

at

burglary

that the appears an entrance by means' of and into the bar by

taken.

—

over-taxa

brought

were

(From :

—

Avere

at

the

on

A

Fremantle.—

at

brandy

cutting

of charge having been in unlawful possession of amialgam been stolen which Avas supposed to have Mine. from, the Black Flag Proprietary to three months' was sentenced Hopkins and Heissler to six months'. imprisonment court

police found

happens.

—

'

Heissler

—

the.

to

John

—

industries

The recovery

at on perpetrated Sunday night Club when, the contents of the Hotel, to bottles £2, and several amounting

;

—

tried

and tion

to start

;

Robbery

his

unforeseen

something

.Robbery

;

The Amalgam and John Hopkins

of

The"

follow

of

—

helped

The

—

—

vernment

Sales.

land will take Government dates:— the undermentioned BunBoulder and 3 Lawler's, July and KatanNewcastle, bury, Coolgardie, KalBroad 14 Arrow, July ning, July 7 July 21. goorlie, July 16; and Coolgardie,

ing sales on place

a

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Batliurst. He College, spent a in the ecclesiastical period seminary of St. Charles, which was attached to St. to Stanislaus College, and then proceeded where lie received as a student was Dublin, in Clonliffe He his College. completed in theology and at the: studies, philosophy Irish and was Rome, .College, ordaineel; of in the' for the diocese Maitland. priest Church Of St. March John Lateran, on 4, Dr. viceLenti, 1882, by the most Rev. of the same regent, Early in December he arrived in and Maitland, was. year ap curate in the Cathedral pointed parish, where he became a favourite with great the ever a parishioners, taking deep in

short

Beverley

on

of

Her

in

open

The

celebration J

lliona

UDixee

LOOK

23rd

day, .was

most

had

to

Sunday

inst.

and

unpropitious, delayed

be

in

v

Dia-

called

ucs-

ing

eu

the

headed

by his

the

Worship

sufficient

discoursed

Band.

Indeed,

English and

green

The

children

were

quite

sashes

from

the

work

the —

Central

of

name was

then

were

and North of tree-planting

entertained

and

at

the

railway

were

also

supplied

with

held

on

were

in

ground

the and

won

prizes match and

the

local

of the took

in

footballers. at

place

The and

night,

by a huge

bonfire

of display Oddfellows' celebrations

fireworks Hall in

hoped

Monday, finished

in

in the Jubilee

the

most

the seated, the services the

;

made

and

assistance is mittee, to meet

the

The

local

church

spiritual

needs

of the

papers The

loud

are

of speech, delivory that we have speaker His speech is .at times really

falling hearers, easily

effaced."

The

Bazaar

in

amounted

sources

to the

result

is

period

by

the

of depression. stallholders is

1,

Mrs.

Kowo

and

2,

Misses

credit

a

No.

Cooke,

£ 31

W est, Misses

£'34

10s.

6,

and

word

this

town debt

19s.

<£'303

town The

at

iuiuul

lOd.

No.

The vi

u

Jennings, lucky bag,

the

door,

netted

£10

took

£11

lis.; rolled

Mr. in

£10

7s.;

u«jeuu Gd.; Mr. Dane, Mr. Quin, at

Keenan,

with

the

6:1.;

and 3s. 6d.

realised

by

prizes who would annexed

offered

to

the

take

the

mittee.

The all

£128

in

England

—

was

Father of

and

antly

the

substantial to sum the church debt.

a

diminishing

A.

O'Gorman

the

Brass

thanked Band

gratis

both

and

this

—

J.

their stall

the

the

1844, September, took Bishop place,

Just

about

Established world.

182-1.

la

progress

with

Apostolic, whole of

898 schools, institutions,

high

charitable tending Progress effected

without

vidence,

nor

of the conferred

Popo.

Lion, Sold by —

bottles,

Is.

Church

in

An

at

a

as

priest. DR.

DWYER'S

e

Rev.

T1 is

the

of

District

of

Inspector sub-metropolitan the

splendid Irish son

42

and

Catholic, as

comes

ing of his away two her

a

life.

October Father sons, of

6,

Order),

to

she

member. South

Wales,

received

his

was

He

so was

n:l

the

marked

of

his

even

passed

having given and

Father and (in Do

Columba), the and at

a

Church

of

a edifying New Albury,

August 21, 1858, in education primary

and de

and

St.

on

schools,

also

at

ex

not the

"Wales and

of

its

our

co

college in eccle in every credit

a

that

of

his

by

Dr.

to

trip

the

as

a

He

large

cultivation,

is

the officiating commenced

is

a

executive

in

every of tlio

is

iHijimra

cnrnusiasui

forgetfulness is wholly

siderate to others, his friends many is little when ever

during

his

clusion, Dr.

we

Dwyer

of "

To

his

kind firm

father and

fuel

will,

;

venerable the to

and

tender

administrator; to

he

office

diocese

his

intense, mar

self.

In

unselfish, and the

Ballarat,

imagine

with

compared sure

to

use

that

the

the

language

Bishops, chief priests while

all of

the

at

the

(tenor),

Messrs. J. Thompson (contralto), and F. Herrmann (base). During of this rendering magnificent work,

Canticle

the choir

in

and

to

of David

the

to the

cleansed

from

10 o'clock,

After

the

"

to the missa

Ita

"

blessed

Dwyer,

who

also

gloves.

The

Cardinal

Bishop

Murray

consecrated the crozier

placed

Cardinal "

est the

on

Bishop

given Archbishop.

mitre

intoned

and

was

the

rendering

Bishop episcopal

Denni"

During

choir. the

liymn

newly-

the

by

walked

As

giving

be

full' of

bilities

he

moved

them

his

Australia's of

church

of

aware

his

sacred

at liis

blessing, to

the the

gift

Church

Holy

Arch head

amongst

first

first

our

assist

the

Bishops, through his blessing the Cardinal people, with uncovered bishop remaining altar.

-

Archbishop,

escorted

Bishop,

and

by the

"Te

the

by this

with

newly-

hand

Cardinal

continued of

his The

the

by

consecrated

to

was

of

the

into

two

smnll

and rose, the installed in the Bishop faldstool,

was

the

of

Archbishop.

the head

received

was

oil and

offerings twn and

loaves,

and

the

crumbs

offertory

presented two

had

with

the

During

candles, of wine

barrels

and

altar, hands

kneeling,

lighted

the

awful

office,

appeared

and

responsito use the

"

he looked phrase, every to the bishop." Upon returning his Sanctuary, Bishop Dwyer resumed posi oft-repea'e:l inch a tion

at

offered

the

blessed

the

Bishop

then

side

his and

Throne

he

unvested.

of

the

Cardinal

making

altar, from three "

the

on

Catholic

Bishop's-

and Bishop Sacred Heart

the to the assistant

and

the

newly-consecrated altar, and

position unvested,

conducted

was

Bishop Dwyer,

centre

the

Cardinal

Prayer

Ad way, chanting The Cardinal Archbishop

Annos."

resumed

was

of his

on

Multos

the

The people. approached

epistle

the

right. and Cardinal,

before

standing

with

faldstool, his

on

by the

he

prelates

Dwyer altar, also

Press.

an

FOR

and con of which

LASSITUDE, TORPIDITY, SOUR STOMACH, INDIGESTION, HEADACHE,

much which

Take

one

he

-<«

BACKACHE

Rev.

of couple second night they ci-re and give certain

Fletclu

a

are

;

diocese

a

time

a

a ople, the old,

Bishop

the hour for the appointed the procession of and prelates the with at priests, Cardinal-Archbishop their from head, moved the Bishop's house Cathedral to the and thence through door, the aisle ta the Gospel The sanctuary. beautiful Ecce Saeerdos was as played a march the organ. on His the Eminence Card'nal the and occupied Bishop's throne, was robed in full immediately pontificals the Vincent by his chaplains, Very Revs. C.P. and J. J. Byrne, of WollonGrogan, The Bishop-eleet with gong. (Dr. Dwyer), the two assistant Drs. Bishops, Murray and to the side Byrne, and proceeded altar, vested were in the robes to their peculiar office in the The ceremony. Apostolic ceremony,

side liis

linen.

Dwyer,

has

be

p

with

returned

the

could

his

the lieacl. anointed on after which chrism, was rendered by the chant. The hands

was

Gregorian of the then were anointed, Bishop-elect with and bound with were linen. chrism, The crozier, or staff, was pastoral blessed, and to the was given newly-consecrated Tlio Bishop. Episcopal ring was blessed, and placed on the third of the finger righthand of Bishop was also Dwyer, to whom a closed book of the presented Gospels and to preach to the' people a commission com mitted to his and. care. The consecrating then the new assisting prelates gave the kiss of and the latter Bishop peace,

and

to

a brother to young, to "what everyone a good be."

large choir T. O'Farrell,

;

Bisliop-elect Cardinal

where

of

same

the

of which of priests,

Hyndes

for

Right

prove that

intoned

singing

"

love

that

received

C.SS.R., T. A. of Victoria; Naylon, Terrace and P. P. Corcoran, of After tlie the Morpeth. Litany Cardinal, with the assistance ox the ijishops, placed the Book of the Gospels upon the shouldersand neck of the in which Bishop-elect, it held was position by one of the chaplains until the to candidate given by the con The Cardinal and the secrating prelate. then assisting Bishops imposed hands, and. the Veni Creator immediately hymn was as a Spiritus" given quartette by Misses Emmie IdaHyndes (soprano),

reverences

private

charity they know

the

Revs.

Raymond

has

snows

his

kind

the

"

of

dispensed unostentatiously residence In con amongst us.

Australian

our

ap and

of marked and skill,

man

and

calling,

has

year, and

and dis wisdom, wide and reading and as a is preacher and interesting. Replete

he

Very

Archbishop

duties

ho

the

diocese.

of

up

The party ancl France,

of his

au

taken

Europe.

college

then

prelate

by the

prelate Hierarchy

of

and

Saints, by the

led

where

dalmatic,

of sequentia ad Archbishop the concerning asked the congre the chosen one,

for

pray

was

to was

After

Cardinal

Bishop,

officiating of the

Litany

people,

forcible, graceful, with the spirit his sacerdotal nun

Tlie

tunic, and also

Bisliop-elect

a

to

his

priest energy, of man

a

the of

left

the

the

dressed

and

close

Dwyer

Bisliop-elect Heart altar,

maniple, Cross.

Mass

Dwyer,

He

by

the

Mollio

at

Mass.

ant

ceremonies

father

the

Cardinal

President-

mention

master

been

in Bishop is handsome cnnnianding presence,

cretion.

At

is

St. suc

justifiable of Mait

are

South

Miss

of of

been

should

fearless

Diocese,

pious born

i

Kathleen

daughter M.

Dwyer

in the mother

1S95, after Vincent

Sister

which

in

catim

const

Goulburn

eldest

nominational

the

crown glorious 'The Bishop's

on

religion minican

Schools

Mr. years ago. of the genuine

type

Dwyer Dwyer,

whose services district, South Wales Government

Now

commenced

Vincent William

of

of

before the his duties

new

ever

dominions

Mr. Public

and

he

a

work

filled

spiritual Maitland

Patrick

son

41ar»

Councils in Sydney. was freed temporarily in the responsibilities diocese,

resumed

desired

|light eldest

i\£

University, homo, and

our

at

accompanied

the

life

CAREER.

M.

The

who

Mater

year

Maitland

Pro

the of Maitland, Diocese in throughout which Dr. Dwyer labored for so many years

of

The

to the Sacred clothed with the

was

fine

Mr.

Catholics

worthj'

on

of

especially

is

Maitland

intervention

was

of

sources

Alma

sister,

utter

It

col

University have regime

this

in

youngest

been

itralia.

best

fortunate

was

Colleges

time

splendid physique. force of character his administration

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the

Plenary last his

m

have

has

he

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assistant

pearance, a

so

in

—

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president

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College

found

was

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of unique privilege having the first native-born prelate Bishop. indeed, Sunday was, of the Cath day in the history

eventful

abund

the

the

vener

our

found

he college the services

colleges in New

two

and

the

Catholic

a

as

to as

Ex-students

Bishop.

in

the

its future Australian

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of their

and Ireland, England, a visit was Eternal naturally paid to the as a Dr. Dwyer had where, student, City, He returned spent so many happy days.

the

schools, children

services

visited

a

primary

which

in

Jesuit

their

and

Cardinal, twenty Bishops, eight and two with an Abbots, of 1,060 priests, and 540 army 3,750 nuns, We have brothers. religious 1,436 churches, 27 colleges, 124 boarding schools for girls, 158

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to

fr<

a

have

charge of

his

probably College

College,

During

wel

in

ite

is

n.n

of

ide,

at

Arch Vicars-

priests of

consisting

in

Dwyer

marvellous

To-day

hierarchy, five Archbishops, Vicars- Apostolic,

be

the

fifty

than

hands

immediately

by tlie

;

fVftfnnvn

alke

1836,

of

the

who

chasuble, the. Pectoral

the

the

Joseph Dr.

of

and

on

to

token

colony.

securing

lie

and

1888 .year the Sacred the

in

profession

the

during

lass

tlio

religionists. to be are

by since

two

in

siastical

of

one

known

land,

Bene

and

was

and

Australasia.

the

Francis

what

Heart

not only to the but also to those

member

a

as

and

It

Sacred

p

;

rolled

Bishop.

of the

under

in

consecrated

Bishops,

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to

Sydney, having Adelaide.

Bishop of have years

In diocesan

time

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Rev.

of

Archbishop Polding comed Bishop Murphy in Australia, hierarchy

Joseph, Balsam of Balsam of Balsam of Balsam of Balsam of Balsam of Balsam of Trade Mark.

the

Vicar-General

1890 he was consultors

of

aminations

a

read.

was

kissed

<

conducted

tlie

meet

liis

substantial

a

from

consecration

first

Holy Family,

members

interests. of the

cesses

O'Connell,

Australia

of from

the

Melbourne Stanislars

young English of the "being while in

a

honour in

Cathed

lectures

retired

con

in

previously,

of

president

the

of

August

the

archaeological

con

grey M.

series

presented their recognition

.T

years native-born

person

grown D. Y.

Sumner,

had the ordained

priest

miggt

next. Powell's Powell's Powell's Powell's Powell's Powell's Powell's

since

B.

C.

Benedictine,

under

mem

giving lady of Norseman for generous support,

they in

the

for

people

assistance loyal he hoped that

has

the Very Rev. Twelve years

Rev.

bazaar

goods being purchased from being deducted

leaves

rewarded

of

expense this

services and the

holders their

total the and

gross receipts be devoted to

bers valued

and

Harvey

to presented a and a beautiful gold cross pair of In addition to the above sums, £02 collected Com by the Ladit s' Bazaar

—

were

Mcsdames Dr. Father A. O'Gorman

—

vases.

£5

lady stallholders amount wore largest

by

in the

Church

In of

with

in

to

of

oatli

he

gation

relieved

was

and

College,

classes

forty-nine first

delivered

our

purple

the

duties

and now comparative obscurity it a in the foremost occupies place rank of our Australian In colleges. a for master the selecting University

un

free

Dwyer

her

gave

who

jli

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jenny,

The

them

and

stall,

auisatjcj

Os.

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spinning

Lloyd.

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refreshment

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and with

is

to the

first

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Maitland.

to

lie

biographical,

appointed

was

lege

Christ.

us

was

elect

first

when

1888,

him

the

native-born

bishop,

taken

with of

leave

various

Stall

3,

Patrick

been consecrated

the present :

Bishop— Right Rev.

Murphy,

.£20 Paterson, Johnson, Blaikie,

as

which

has been recorded In those days there

6d.

and

service

period.

amount

follows

odds

the

the first elevation

his

pronounced the

Archbishop

fearful

documont

prelate, celebrate

been-

Director

he

of the

M'Encroe, Polding

Australian

the

the the

on

days Therry,

had

became

1886

Heart

de

of the

not

for

the

of

and' and

amongst impression

the per Jeremiah

to the dictates according to celebrate Tlioy served

service, O.S.B.

:

No. 4, Mrs. Rosam, with £20 12s. 6d.; No. Milne, £22 8s. 5d.; and No. Frearsor, Mrs. Dr. and Miss Lloyd, Harvey,

£44

Mr.

our

power

illustrated

priests, and in

of

worship

priest dictine,

writes

Miss No.

ISs.;

Barnes Misses

Mrs.

Bell,

to

praise

of

each

pathetic,

the defraying has been a church The total takings from

success.

5,

most

held

i.trict.

tlio

liberties,

since

supersedes any in Norseman. and impressive,

heard

of

purpose Catholic

the

and

being beautifully groat distinctness and an leaving

with

c

clear

a

25 the

erected

Pioneer

has

ful

9d.;

in

Norseman

pastor. Father O'Gorman

others at sentence

local

liossian

a

of

aid

State

O'Donohue.

le

of

when

Father

saintly

ligious

secration

from

com

and

Gilchrist

s

served one

the

after duty, and fidelity, his examined concerning to the form faith, according prescribed by Council of the Fourth The Carthage. examination the being finished, Bishop-

under

needy

thus subjects, making attractive and ings interesting members. At the close of the

manner

visions

the

scriptural

and

visions

pioneer

science.

of Mr.

new "

been

15 miles

eventful

the

During

care.

and gion, historical,

6,

When

which

wel

of the Archconfraternity of the branch wholeand by dint of earnest, Family, souled endeavours around liim he gathered of the their the men them parish, taught instructed confraternity liymn3, them in their fundamental truths of our holy reli

be

ceremonic Juno

material

Holy

;

improved,

of

having

will

and

of

ral

of minds They brought forcibly Catholics fact many present the gloricu that in less perilous we are days and living under the protecting wing of a grand re blessed with civil and ligious equality re

attractive, beautified.

about

consecration

Sunday,

before

com

has a Catholic population Father O'Gorman, with

and

souls,

smalltown

a

it

sick

Joseph

a

on

N BISHOP.

Australia

Ullatliorne, laboured against wonted herosim

and

altar

that

the

December of

us

pay

brother).

took

unremitting

by Father be

in unique epochs of the Church in Catholic forcibly before They brought of the older of generations

but

voted

the

been has

and

bright

sanctuary

Dundas, Norseman,

has church

—

and

arrival

O'Gorman's

augmented

will

NATIVE-BORN

important

the

Own

transformed choir

pletely

and

signed

was

states

FIRST

secuted

affairs the

children

the

weeks.

eight

history Australia.

of

stated

an

Passiomsts

lilt.,

fes-

to

which

The magnificent and of festivities to mark in a most

The

Correspondent.) Father is Kevin, C.P., here, and will open his Mission The Catholic on Sunday. attended of late services are largely by of the Protestant members persuasions. Catholic

for

presbytery

tlie

contract, the 21st

O'Flynn

Father aspect

time

informal its of any to have been

our

A US TRALTA

NORSEMAN.

Since

giving

and with

of 1883, months from withdrawn he had denominational schools, of charge St. John's with two assistants, Boy's School In Messrs. J. T. Wliitely and D. J. Ryan. he was of tlie same year placed in charge education in the diocese DioCatholic as of and fulfilled cesan Schools, Inspector with the duties of that office unquestion able skill and until remarkable success

very his

carnival

is

spiritual

attending

when

date.

was

in

liis

pur

future

a

16s.

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before

TILE

York.

Our

at

allotted can send but you having witnessed

the mincls Catholics in

(From

the

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1559, state

evidence

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when,

matters

replaced

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Henry

Mr.

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men

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that

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matters

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I

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they

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Henry

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King

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asserted

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cause

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person, fore

very

very

the

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of

?

was

come

she does settle say that to precise definitions, her vague generalities

objects she issues means commands

throne

no

from this petition in the latest even pears which is few months ago, work in schools standard

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not

the

on

ladies sovereign a during long span

is

the

See of Eome in Mr. Wakeman

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of

place

and the Convocations, the which Parliaments,

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it

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view,

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Christian

of

give up Pope the the Annates kingdom should be with from to the drawn Holy See, and allegiance to the the assent of Convocation secondly,

of

proprieties

of England, the end seceded

was

Queen

say

that

;

her

as

of

religion, those

on Anglicans posed petition

those

show

no

Elizabeth

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in

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came

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the

take

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it

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it

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secession

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will

did

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ever

matter

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rather,

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reached

the

causes

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or,

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the

throne

ardice.

will

to

in

unity.

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that

unity

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that

that

sovereign England.

Eome,

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communion

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freehold,

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