The Record Newspaper 07 May 1898

M.

story.

Arcade THE

PASS

OF

NOLAN'S Desire

to

in

Dowling,

Richard

the

Weekly

A now

the articles

standard

hand.

attention

to

common

hear

18,

REPAIRS.

PROMPTLY

to

shudder

CORNER

forgetfulness.

before

daylight

the work of was and it

night.

OF

ST. every

;

to of the square led the troops out a without word. wards Millbirook were too men tired to sing The the as rode along highway. they in much talk. indulge They did not their bemused in They had little they cared to speak out. minds which doubtful if the more than was It ever would form events of that night conversation to of pleasant a source some them. There was cursing at horse or bridle or breath under or loadof saddle or weapon, plunder at a but no attempt joke or pleasantry. more a looked like calvacade The on the of damned souls procession than a to final their march quarters horsemen crowned of victorious

body

All -upon

victory. at once

the

ears

loud

a

and

guffaw

startled

the

wakefulness

such

a

night

BROS.,

followed The guffaw from the of roar laughter long, the little column. of point with The men howled rage.

A.

Stop

that

!"

yelled

one

by

109

fiercely.

National Library of Australia

order.

sent. matchboards,

deals, SHELVING,

DOORS,

Etc.

PERTH.

MONSTER

Perth.

LIST

:

neither.

Reference,

WILLIAMS,"

PREMIER

CASH

High

South

GROCERS and

and Retail).

&

HUGHES J.

T.

HUGHES

of Foy and

(late

J.

will

Business

gained

in

Country

the

with

clients

entire

DOHENY

(late

of

Table

Coffee,

HIGH

QUALITY

OF

OUR

Dairy

Delicacies, BE

WILL And

entrusted

Order

every

NOTE

HAY

314

General

Special

Groceries

attention.

ADDRESS—

ST.

EAST, Free

PERTH.

night.

more

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LlarkE;

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the

and

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wonder why down." O'Byrne's you burnt " don't know you Why, man, was between whose house the two ? Our friend, old Phillips's, the money lender and bloodsucker he is a "And his house, although was burned down be loyal subject, the two, tween by accident." " cried Brown with By accident

Now,

well.

as

I

"

!

maker

Royal

M'Ness's

Sometimes it re to look behind have come than you the battle-smoke in

courage

Brown,

or

Sight-Testing Spectacles.

ADTT

Alfred

Arcade,

Perth.

"

!

DYNGN

JOHN 236 glass,

china, glass

Novelties

in

Table

DRAKE &

BUILDERS'

No.

GENERAL

"

270.

vases

and

Decorations,

&c.

water See

jugs

our

351 BRASS

IRONMONGERY,

Hay

&

GALVANISED TUBES & FITTINGS, STEEL GIRDERS (All Sizes),

Danks Sons'.

London, Fire

PLUMBERS'

ever

at I

Agents

for

Merryweather

John &

&

Son, Ltd., Brigade

Melbourne j Appliances.

Windmills Telephone 358.

Alston's

Phillips

burnt

Yes, yes,"

old Phillips's what did

Perth.

Street,

FITTINGS

old

of being

within

was

an

.too."

laughed

Brown see,

boi if

I

set fire

setting

be sure of and properly, it matter about a house, more or less when in ? my hand was And if Phillips's didn't catch properly seen I'd not have the best I thing

Prices.

STUBBS,

Importers,

scorn.

" Don't sterously. you fire to Quirke's without to I couldn't O'Byrne's

bohemian

ROLLED

REQUISITES,

pointed " And ace

fancy

& and

Ironmongers

Co.,

STREET.

earthenware, stands,

flower

Latest

&

MURRAY Telephone

.

at

quires

might

[?] Mr.

&

Produce,

MAINTAINED. to us will receive

struck babes impaled. went from van to

—

and

Crawford

satisfaction. THE

Teas,

IMPORTERS,

Co, Adelaide.) Mr. Doheny the above having succeeded Gallagher, Popular Grocery be conducted by Messrs. Hughes and Doheny, whose large experience, in Australia, will to cater best houses enable them for their and City

P.

J.

P.

Agent.

DOHENY,

Gibson).

visions

up

women

of laughter paroxysm he had recovered his he wiped the tears from his breath, the face and eyes with back of his over his and hand, looked shoulder, to motioned ride level with Wright him. " Did notice you anything par took ticular in what place in the I mean with respect to the Square in it ?" asked Brown. burning " No, except that you burnt down Peter Quirke's house, and made short work of the people in it because they could not account for young Quirke, that and burnt down Tim you O' Byrne's second next house, door, all his family was in it." although " But I didn't execute the extreme of the law on the O'Byrne penalty

Wales.

Fremantle,

(Wholesale

called

unre-

always that things morning as they ap-

.peared

left

Street,

so

the

not

is

the

When

run

C.

it

praying smiling

It

the on you to plunge front.

run

of New

that

in

appear

run

Bank

udod

suppressed groan or He who flask possessed bottle took a big swig "and passed on or flask bottle to him who had

iith

Adelaide

at

outrage

an

was

rear..

r

Cup, 25,000 May. at 5. Run at Perth, 10,000 24th May. Birthday Handicap, Foundation at 5. Run 1st June. 3,000 Handicap, at Port at 5. Port Augusta July 5. 12,500 Augusta Cup, Caulfield October at Caulfield". 15th, Cup, 25,000 at 5. November at Flemington. at 5. Melbourne 1st, 25,000 Cup, Run

now

A

PRIZE at 5.

'

full

nearly

laughter

dead sisting of ghosts of of headless,

ALL'S

Barrack-st.,

Although

daylight, hideous

CHARLES).

J.

Adelaide

17

same

ROAD

to

:

(C/o

com

and rolling in his saddle, shaking that every time he swayed from to or left from right to left, he right, seemed on the point of. tumbling into the road. " the Captain It's himself," whisp see. ered the men who could ".The himself," echoed Captain and the others, in astonishment dis

Mills,

TATTERS

in

so

"

yeo than a

a

riding

satisfaction.

W.

second behind

Wright,

was

and

MELBOURNE

quotations

BUNNING

?

was

"

TO;

etc.,

made

of

T1\/TT)A1>TT7,BC! XlVXiT WXLXXLJLiO

Mr.

;

AND

oregon, KAURI, Telephone 159;

burst

men into sharper hostile barrels. This from volley out of so horribly .keeping sound, of the little the feelings column, with its head. On the from had come were column all of the eyes head some some fixed; eyes in curiosity, most in anger. Was in amazement, a' miscreant so them there among he could laugh aloud fiendish that ..after

makers

celebrated variety

ATTENDED

description

tjlli

ull\

t)

WELLINGTON

the

throughout busy courage he could sit and now hardly night, in a genial He was mind, his horse. to troopers about and spoke playfully of booty. He felt he loads their but pruought to make a speech him to forbear. So he dence told

vwith.

most

great

Merchants, and Moulding

of

tatat171t3v

dawn

his

.

in

shouted

!"

Brown. was who only half drunk, turned round in his saddle, and, his hand to attract the raising right attention of the men, with pointed his left to their leader. Those who could see Brown observed that he on had dropped the bridle his horse's was both neck, his holding sides,

BROS.,

Timber Saw

Steam

the pale, gentle the over broadened which kingdom that of Ireland morning ihe bloodof boltered and spoil-laden yeomanry of mustered in the .the King square the A fourth of little Knockfin. scores of in its town ashes, lay Captain peaceful people lay in death. was in the best of humour. Brown to keep up He had found it advisable

.

by the etc.,

SATISFACTORILY

&

Thomas

mand, Wright,

carat.

etc.,

BUNNING

things and to

Through

.

on

and CLOCKS WATCHES Rings, Bracelets, Brooches,

—

.

orders

of

Beautiful

a

witn

feeling,

of is

God for

was

oy

man

was the yeomen done, worn were out done because the men houses old and with killing firing women and children men and and very old women babies in arms were the easiest had found out they men were im to kill. Besides, the bowed with and down plunder, peded were too drunk to .and most of them in further take pleasure intelligent so far for work of the kind, and one as and say to turn sick, got himself ihe had tasted enough of the sport for .one

all

him

back!"

voices.

many

and to assure old friends them will be still entrusted will bear the the premises

Address,

to

manufactured

Jewellery 15,

of

Change

W.A.),

the

in

.

of of

It

anywhere

a

another.

!

in

Jewellers

,

down

'.beg

of

stamp

;

heart which

careful

and

Watchmakers

.)

were done in things night to heaven which cried for were That night things vengeance. cannot, which be done in Knockfin be here which could not down ;set

That Knockfin

set

of

their

same

Stock

Magnificent

on

Firm

to

that All

guaranteed

Freeman.) ( Continued

?" cried

it

"Shoot screamed a third. Hoorah Shoot

j J

(TBy

'attention

draw

and customers maintained.

I

R.C.

(The Oldest

I

|

is

the

Perth,

Street,

Who

"

WELCOME.

I

Barrack

Buildings,

"

CO.

I

1

I

AND

FOUCHARD

—

our

I

saw

in

burning

all

the

window

screeching the soldiers

out

and

my

old

life,

in

his

Phillips nightshirt

he'd bring the yeomanry

that

down the

on

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in

the

on

calling to shoot 'twas the

name

Oh,

us

saw

from

he

have

comic

I

whose been tears

as

went

sure

through Square, flaming

flitterjibs

the

room

with

and

arms

might

his

Oh, 'twas

bony old

what

do.

he'll

onlv

you may vengeance by crook."

he'll

that

can

care

a

must,

have the worst be got by hook or

d-

about

n

never

the Boyne have been

Orangemen

their

see

Government."

or

ters

"

name

the

on

UlilLjr

f noro kUUlW

10 IO

its

is

objects,

steadily

cen

The

let

stone.

his

in

the.

oppor-

makes

Knf

liffla

L/Uk

ill

riJ VJTJaUbLUUe

klk>

Archbishop The Most course of

—

b

!i. .

night '

.

or

down the rebellion. I'll take and orders from Dublin Castle, I'll there. When get my rewards done there I'm with this district won't be many rebels or the makings of many rebels left in them, and then I'll from here for ever off to go away and the Castle ride into Dublin, who I am Yard, and tell them and what I've done, and they'll be bound to treat me make a lord of me, fair, only a lord bishop." been of full, very full, all the night, and he was courage of courage morn full, this very full,

which took place on Mon Arnott, at March his day, 28, residence, In him has passed Woodlands, Cork. a man who had awav filled a large in the commercial life of Ire space land for pver 30 years, and who dur fulfilled the duties ing that time had in a manner of a great position which a made his name for honour synonym in business and himself re dealing spected and loved by his thousands and of employees, by the poor, who will his benefactions. long remember

if

it

was

had

He

Qiv

ing1.

Brown

rested

of

a

Captain couple visit to the1 little days after the night town. mean to But he did not let the grass There grow under his feet. was in Some of the danger delay. white-livered half-hearted, loyalists of the district mea his might think sures in Knockfin had been too and interfere with vigorous, try to him. There was no large body of in the immediate insurgents neigh if he but made himself bourhood, to the obnoxious disaf prominently fected for a considerable time an force

overwhelming

them

of

might

the down on him Jrom hills. he could No doubt, get help if he ap for it. the thing plied But help was he dreaded most, for he wanted to do the work he had cut out for himself As he saw it there single-handed. swoop

not

was were

much danger done auicklv: to be splendid, to share them

ought mean

He

should deserve and he should

all,

TrV»« J Villi

WXX

so

long

as

it

the rewards and he did not

with anyone. he should get

all,

keep all.

To be concluded.) (

Drugs

to

be

be fresh and should at such can be obtained (opposite Sandover's)

effective

purest quality the Apothecaries Perth.

—

and the

A

X

GROCERIES

his

see

Only

PRICES

IN

W.A.

Quality

of

Goods

the

Best.

and

See

WALSH HIGH

BEFORE

QUOTED One

Call

NEVER

Kept

Prices.

& SON,

ST.,

Branches .and Menzies.

Our

:

FKEMANTLE. Coolgardie,

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in- Scotland of his long,

o

spent

It

too out

was

of the Cork to Corporation Mr. Johnston's Nelsonian senti ments, what the though peaceful has in common bard of Ballykilbeg with the fleet-destroying English than admiral is rfiore most people can make out. The

Lecky, March

Eminent

M.P., 26.

in

Historian. 60

was

His

number,

—

on

Saturday, are works

historical

the

of being, Liberty."

latest Democracy and

a written good various a times, of which has been published. educated at Cheltenham and Trinity, Dublin.

verses

has

Mr.

also

at

Viceroy. The Lord in intends to for go with a no view, steeplechasing, of the form of doubt, patronising so to dear, all Irishmen. He sport to Mr. has sent a very promising colt Leonard Shiel's establishment at to be trained to jump, and Clonsilla, no doubt we shall see him performing at some of the spring, prob meetings, and at Punchesably Fairyhouse —

town.

The

Irish Language. The re for 1897 of the Society published the for Preservation of the Irish Language shows the progress of the the past year to have society during been highly The large satisfactory.

till

was

;

I

MAYO.

Nationalism. clamations and

for

measure

of justice, withdrawn for the contentions of public in his Gladstone, present

from

ever

than

more

life.

Mr.

state

of patient

suffering,

not

of only energetic

sympathy his

of

years venerated but also,

him

as

and,

a

great

one

leader,

even perhaps, who in

more

others

of

public his strenuous opponents. From a Irish Catholic respected one who felt constrained gentleman, to differ from Mr. Gladstone widely of legislain his last great projects especially were affairs

1U1

UUil

LliC

llCiallUj

gestion has come last few days that

I

I

I

from

presented faithful

portion we

owe

.

any opportunity ask the should of the diocese to discharge which of the debt of gratitude to Mr. Gladstone by now him

in

our

grateful less through

this

letter

feel

I

Doubt will be the venerable

it

meeting

of obtaining for our benefactor of former many years and a fervent in particular prayers, he always that God, in whom means

Vinnnrrxr

W

orroKhorc

XXMXXXJ

;

prayers

Throne of Mercy. for the suggestion.

TVTavn

WW-

,

if

the

'

have been taught to respect the will of the landlords people; tyranical have learned no that they can longer harass and plunder the people witb and the public Nationalist safety which had lain dormant for spirit to has been aroused years healthy All this mean activity. may verymuch. It will not be forgotton that the Land founded at a League was

the

1

itself

remembering before

within

me

Wpcf

OUg"

LliUUgllLiUi

to

The organisa the Chief Secretary to tut was under the founded' title of the West Mayo United Irish name soon Its must be League. altered. The people of other parts of the of the Land county League seen what have has been accom in the plished West, and they are This iseager to be up and doing. not as Mr. because, surprising, William O'Brien points out in a let ter published this morning, the union of priests and people under the ban ner of the League has accomplished, wonders. Faction has been banished contrary.

which

at

"

life

public

the

—

"

attracts the those who in

political

Mr. Balfour's pro not ex threats have the of people Mayo.

cowed

actly 'Quite tion chose

mainly

is

rro

ag

Mr.

interfere.

Ireland

indebted

in

Mayo village.

a

MEATH.

prayer

trusted,

may

strength as

dence

to 1

and burden, and patience

heavy far

relief

in

the

designs

it

may

have

greater

hour

his to

pleased

and

comfort

in

now,

be

suffering,

send

enlighten to give to

of him

Festive

his

ant alterations Duchess of

him

bear

provi

mulchan,

for

recently

God's to be borne of

his

nnmmnHatinn

—

tie

The at

for

the

is

always accompany not that

O'Grady, his

fifty-fifth

"

year,

at

—

An

fill

the Duchess speak of the house her seat, country num

a

three

or

added being on, inside and outside is.

are

On Friday, March carried Sub-Sheriff, out an on eviction the Courtfoyle. estate. The tenant is Mr. William: Wilson, whose family has occupied'. the place for and. generations, many 25,

Eviction.

Mr.

Mr.

—

Toomy,

Green,. Stephen's ladies,, agent for two who are owners. The amount sued for was a year and a half's rent.! An influential of the local deputation farmers waited on the agent with an ofter of a year's on rent, contingent

Abbott,

118,

Dublin,

acts the

the

being

rent

as

fixed or

arbitration,

by

subsequently

through

the

Land

Commission Court. The agent re fused the was and the eviction offer, with. A public proceeded meeting to the eviction will against protest be held. shortly Death death of

The

Monday

Kilballyowen,

to

ac

nnm#»rrm«s

WICKLOW;

LIMERICK. in Parliament. O's who died last

thfi

to

sitting-rooms, and everything being improved.

—

"

Tnr

house,,

sufficient

wherever she stays. Quite ber of bedrooms, and two

accompanied dy and have Captain Wingfield, they a suite of apartments at the taken where Hotel, Royal Victoria they remain The will for the present. has Earl of Warwick rented the on the Muckross salmon fishing of the river is Laune, which portion a stretch of some miles of preserved well stocked with salmon. waters, The Earl of Warwick and Captain have would at up Wingfield put Muckross house only that at present extensive the mansion is undergoing and alterations and improvements, will for for not be ready occupation some to come. When time Muck ross fitted House is completely up Mr. and a large Sneyd, the owner, friends will party of English occupy t for the fishing season, and will then be joined by Lord Warwick.

The

JLne

not

who parties Visitors. Distinguished has Earl of Warwick arrived where he will remain Killarney, some time salmon in fishing

port

has

large,

Ireland,

Import

—

being made by the: Hamilton's orders in the mansion of Ardcountry, Co. which she-. Meath, are

purcnased.

though KERRY.

district,

Preparations.

handsome

as

it

good."

rage

A Sporting Lieutenant

& PROVISION

born

ftr

UO

bad

volume He was School,

—

AT

urac TV

John

An Alarming Change. Wil liam Johnston has a distinct griev ance the Cork Corporation. against Without ever dreaming of taking the of the worthy sage of Ballyfeelings the into, Southern account, kilbeg of public body changed the name Nelson Place to Emmet Place. He before the notice brought the matter of the of Commons, but Mr. House Gerald Balfour, somehow, could not

many

the

r»f f

—

"

!

liVbb

The

—

useful greater part and honourable life in Ireland. For three successive he was years Mayor of Cork, and from 1859 to 1863 he Kinsale in the House of represented as a Commons Liberal member. Sir Though not a Catholic, John stood very high in the estimation of his Catholic fellow-citizens.

course, Mr. Lecky

than Chows

rn

though

five

Cheaper

XX

Dead. of Sir

whom

to

man,

Arnott John announced is

death

even

of

CORK.

Sir

i860

and

r

will that it not be considered out to of place if I venture add some on few words another I have subject. been, asked to remind the faithful we of the diocese of a duty which owe to an aged and suffering states

Saunderson.

ting my

"

;

T X

tt

WllLCb

when

Peel,

1880, is a Privy Councillor, chairman of the Financial Relations Commission while The Prince of Coolavin, is MacDermot, a Queen's a member of the Counsel, Irish and filled the Privy Council, office of Attorney General for Ireland in the last Government of Mr. Gladstone.

Mr. Glad Dr. Walsh, a Lenten Letter, reference to. Mr. TTJTXC

by a challenge

Robert

Sir

for called Secretary, having " mannikan traitor. So, too, the late O'Connor Don was member for Roscommon from 1832 till 1847, and his eldest son, the present holder sat of the title, for Roscommon from

and

lllllCbb.

career

late

trust

old

else in Knockfin, any one next town to it either. Last I began my active part in put

the

Chief him a

Rev.

pathetic 11

'i.

in

of

chieftain

to

.

Phillips, or the

country

Parliamentary

as com is taught in 85 schools, to in The pared 1896. report 70 contains much matter, interesting both and many communications, from home and from friends abroad, of the Irish language and well-known are The litterateurs, published. deserves to be congratulated society the success on of its patriotic efforts and the good fruit they are bearing.

tolerance these Orangemen amongst when abuse such a they can darling

Colonel

those

and

Irish

word He he has

available

first

Qnrnlty UUXV/1J

fnnifir

of

society

seat

county Limerick, ancient the Irish and possessed large sept of O'Grady, landed estates in Ireland. Public a life seems to have charm for the holders of these curious old Irish " titles. The O'Donoghue of the a Glens," who was nephew of Daniel O'Connell, represented Tipperary from 1857 till from 1865, and Tralee He his 1865 till 1885. signalised is

was

;

Colonel

what swallow seems, else be content to see the M.P." from disappear

it

said,

.as

I don't

"

sure

of

well

is very severely sured for having spoken a kind for the Local Government Bill.

k

be

battle as

responsible Saunderson

;

savins

Government

has a measure more James II., fatal to the interests of Protestantism in Ireland been brought forward by a

"

no

mea-

Local

of

past every

:

there's

Tory

a

the Tories an acting in such " manner. unaccountable Never," " since the days says the News Letter,

he burst into another thing of laughter. long, loud roar had died When Brown's laughter away, Wright said gravely (Wright was If I were only half drunk) 1 would not Captain, say a word you, to a million of of this It's anyone. times worse than the affair of the cow and if old Phillips hears of it !

a

such

friends

in

flying his

about

legs. and

"

nightshirt

just when

fought

;

Irish

The

Bill.

seeing

introducing

the

as

at

distressed

Government

he tore out of his old toes and down the stairs and out the hall into the burning

roasting

much

very

"

number

received the in the

that

indicate interested

secretary

The sale of the society's growing. books 1897 was during 7»233> which is far in excess of the 4,636 sold in the is called to Attention 1896. and impor signs of the reality many and to tance of the Gaelic Revival the statistics the National supplied by that from which it Board, appears 882 in pupils 1897, passed in Irish as compared to 750 in 1896 and that

The Orangemen and the; Local Government Bill.— The editor of the Belfast News Letter is evidently

and

on, good as that 'twasn't half as been, when he the felt boards

But,"

may

ANTRIM.

communications

of

the

by

thing

to time time by loud laughter, who now the paused to brush off his face and out of his eyes. "

number

NEWS.

King's

Brown,

cried

LOCAL

rebels.

incendiary most comic

!

speech had interrupted

IRISH

;

were

the

"

ever

house

we

I

his

j

there,

who set fire to he saw when

.

insurgents and then,

in )

Sunday,

o.f

Mrs. March

Mrs.

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her

to

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all

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all

AMERICA.

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of The '98. of Irishmen contingent who are to anxious take part in the ceremonies of the will '98 centenary

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proceed

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battle-fields

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to

Burke

and

next, of the

July sites

the

display

monument

to

The

erected.

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a

na

tive

of Sligo, will man be the public the selected to deliver memorial .address. The of steamship City has been chartered to leave Berlin

New York and cutive Centennial

on

2nd with members

July chief

Association

exe

the

of

of America.

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the

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directed

to

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question concerning

of Commons It appears

discipline.

named

of

particu in the naval

a

seaman

as a Pilkington, serving on the Retribution at Devonto sentenced fourteen days'

gunner port was of his cells, deprived good conduct and reduced to second-class badge, to the sham grade for refusing strip rock from his on St. Patrick's cap Day at the order of the petty officer of the to the

watch.

The

Lord

First

by Mr.

J.

F.

to replied by the terms of the man rect,

X. Mr. the was

question punished

if

that, were

for

at

the

first

hardly

the

way

mutiny

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is

recruit

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Waterford,

shamrock

in

the

land

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not

trom is

proud

a

of

belongs. displayed

ously

in

that he is and wears

forget his which

ne

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is

green

his

judicial

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the

comes,

soldier, gallant the to country the

also

evidence

in

coat

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is

which

he

Lord who Russell, ribbon conspicu robes

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those

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weeks,

months

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and

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memory. in every

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the of first leading glory having to realise and English politician give to the reality of practical recognition the Irish Nationalist sentiment. The last of his great years public

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cause.

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mingham.

W.

him

and

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remem

of Dublin

by the

dis

navy.

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heard

Patfon's

London

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the

from gram on announced Wednesday two that of Cardinals at the College in petto created in of the Cardinals dead. 1896 were ,

Douglas

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took were

A United the pilgrimage by Mr. Throop, States, organized in Rome, and has put up, has arrived at the on occasions, as preceding Hotel. Some three hundred Minerva non-Catho other Americans, mostly in a body arrived have likewise lics, from

Rome.

in.

they opportunity

of

tourists,

lic

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its

A

Convert. of

Judge

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Govern

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Athens

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Frederick

the Supreme Court, who is seriously ill, United States, He was a Catholic. has become into the Church received by the M. coad Rev. John Farley, Right the New York of jutor-Bishop diocese. Judge Smyth had been an he since was almost Episcopalian His parents in Ireland able to walk. he was and were Episcopalians with the teach reared in accordance creed. Up to a few ings of their a he was months pew holder in ago the Church of the Heavenly Rest, of the Dr. D. Parker which Rev. Miss Smyth, the Morgan is rector. Catholic became a daughter, judge's some time ago. Catholics The Good Schools. to be of Ireland have good reason conventual schools. proud of their just pub According to the statistics National Education lished aby the of the pupils Board, 77.9 per cent, in 88.2 examined schools, ordinary in model examined cent, of those per of those and 89.1 per cent, schools,

Smyth,

—

for

tone

stowed

examined

m

ana

convent

.

Monastery

Ground for

a

for

Missionaries.

—

nth to be of institution

011 broken March Franciscan monastery was

erected as an the Catholic U.S.A. ton,

affiliated

University, Washing Schil Friar Godfrey be the will of Namur, Belgium, ling, The novices of the monastery. prior of from the countries will be drawn and Austria, Spain, Italy, Belgium, as missionaries' and will be educated and the for South Africa, America, The is Land. monastery Holy tract located on a beautiful of fortysome four acres, purchased secretly months ago for 44,000. On Passion Jubilee. the Silver Jubilee of Sunday the of Ireland Consecration to the Sacred was celebrated with Heart befitting the all over and devotion solemnity In notwithstand Dublin, country. of the inclemency ing the extreme crowds of devout weather, worship the churches from an early pers filled to the great de hour, thus testifying votion of the people of the city to the In the various chur Sacred Heart. was Consecration ches of the Act A

Silver

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French Coming M. Leon Harmel, Catholic manufacturer

Bois,

Signor

Verdi,

at Genoa. So serious is his he has that abandoned his in of visiting where he tention Paris, was to have at the rendering presided in of his Stabat Mater Holy Week. He

has

asked

his

friend

Boito

to the

rehearsals of superintend same is to be performed work, which on Good Friday in the Cathedral of of Genoa, Genoa. The Archbishop visited Mgr. Salvatore Magnasco, the

to

the

this

Ayer's

cere

Cherry Pectoral. PREPARED

should

Dr.

Sacred Congrega the Holy Father in this claim pronounced Nostrum Ad Sacram tfie

Rituum

videat

quae

MASS.,

V.

tine

Germany in

ci

01.

in

a

out the

Catholic

missionaries the orders. In

A.

at the

World's

Ghiel

of

cheap

imitations. is Pectoral—

number of and of her

Cherry

the wrapper, each bottle.

'98

Expositions.

QUEEN

STREET,

(

The

promi the

blown

in

1

and-

Fellow sympathisers. it

a

was

.

held Perth in meeting decided to co-operate

bers of the in placing

Irish

in

race

record

on

100

to resort ago had from annihilation.

years

their equal

race

the

noble

band

"

differ

may

from

the

but the employed, their and heroism

mem

colonies for

the

of patriots to force to

who-

struggle they sustained and of their though country, a flame they kindled living which cannot be extinguished for which justice they suffered

Many

the

respect

of

14-

April

on

with other

the

our

memories

In the

save

an

un

honour

unsuccessful "

of

patriotism until

the

is

conceded. methods they their motives,

of purity driven towhen bravery the of all lovers revolt have won approval of justice We of nationality. regardless to Austra therefore, confidently appeal, lians of Irish birth and toor parentage, carried those who favour the on,, struggle under other methods, by the happily their Irish to show practical present Party, heroic efforts of theof the appreciation of

'98.

Some

of

men

.

in theparticipated place in resting and it is to erect a proposed remains in Sydney. monument over their and for other For this purpose, any object be decided at that a future may upon and are as meeting', subscriptions solicited, the date of the Celebrations is Centenary close at hand, we earnestly hope that no be lost in time will worthily recognising the

those

who

found

Rebellion Australia,

their

of

the

men

who

Rose

in

dark

and

evil

To

C. street,

last

services "

1886

PERTH.

is

Commemoration.

their

right

(Rev.)

TYRES.

and

countrymen

Ger

year

of

At

fairly the im

Ayer's

—

on

J.

12

Co.,

S.

Beware

n.ugu&uuc,

shows

pointing

development

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glass

efforts to is making get rid of which protectorate general over all missions France exercises in China and has ap and Jerusalem, to the Pope for aid in the pealed

religious

LOWELL,

49" name nent

many the

mense

-Ayer

Gold

ac

secret

Missionaries.

cause

BY

C.

1

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matter.

The

cold,

is

lung troubles,

new

good

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the the bud and saved sickness, and The house suffering, expense. hold remedy for colds, coughs, and alt

and

tne

German

very cold.

a

Advocate,

cause

wet.

got

man

for the third of beatifica Joan of Arc. there Faith

the

that

...

in

Cardinals, pronounced a In it he dwelt on brief allocution. and the manifestations of regard af had recent months fection which he and alluded also to him, brought of the of the the inviolability rights Holy See, and- to the unsatisfactory of the conditions Papacy in Rome. Amongst those present at the Public was H.R.H. the Crown Consistory the Prince of Sweden. Although over hours lasted four ceremonies at their close seemed the Holy Father in excellent health and condition. of the

B.

To

pretext.

wettingneglected, to a The developed cough. cough, sent A dose him to a bed of sickness. of taken at. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, the start, would have nipped the cold

"

her

any

4 m

gave him

of Cardinal Prisco and the passage to that of from the Order of Deacons of St. Sixtus. with the title Priests, ac then, The Holy Father, having " the mouths closed to rite, cording

Com celebrated

illness

in

the

;

jares

Principe

on

On Thursday, held a Father

venerable of the

the

formula

em

in del

were

was Consistory referat. afterwards held in the Consis shortly chief business torial Hall. The was the transfer therein transacted of Camerlengo of ence of the office Cardinal the Sacred College, by the Cardinal to Agliardi Jacobini Cascaopting, by proxy, of Cardinal

the

the

.

1897. During Consistorial

A

ingmen. —

—

Holy

the

Congregationem

pleasure being to see himself greatest surrounded by large bodies of work

poser.

of

the

20,000 pilgrims, and_ expects of arrive with the first contingent in the month of August.. them early The Holy Father is much pleased at his of these pilgrimages, the renewal

ill is lying .composer, dangerously his in the Palace apartments

Consistory.

of Rites, to response

Pilgrimage.— the energetic of Val-desanother pilgrim

Verdi,

Dn

had and

Dreux.

at

tion

than

Illness

vault

Promoter claimed upon be sent before

to

of

the

Te-

of exile

besides, laid morning

sorrow

The

organising to visit workingmen age of French the Active Eternal City. prepara hous tions are being made for their for committee the standing ing by of pilgrims. M. Harmel the reception him no fewer with hopes to have is

the

19, the

tion

inent.

under

do-

Ger

force.

In

family, THfi

who

princess, bitterness

Count Guarna, pleaded and last cause time the

a

we

suppuit

all

24,

April mony

chaplains would permit,

to

eagerness over control

French

certain

a

of for the purpose public Consistory the scarlet hat 011 Car conferring Laboure dinals Coullie, Herrera, and Sourrieu, whose nominations had the of been published in Consistory

so far and, students as her years of as soldiers." Archbishop Gross, a has issued letter ordering Oregon, that in of peace, but stating prayers of case of war it would be the duty i

this

The

as

t

it is however, distinctly and consoling to witnesssatisfactory this large increase of the faithful in a the Protestant where country, laws have played havoc,, Kulturkampf to have; and where they still continue

princess

the

of

'jr/innH

March

:

1 —

Catholics,

Hnrlv.

of

family

family

—

—

this

showing

subjects

de

was

Wednesday

at Ireland Notre Ire Grace Archbishop nth address on March of Notre at the Dame, In University " I am sure that He said diana. and patriotism the spirit of religion Dame that dominated Notre in 1861 in 1898, and should there dominates to take it upon be war I will myself that the without consultation, say, Dame would be to at Notre response she would send show America that

priests

this

members

the

mains known

Archbishop Dame. His land gave an

her

with

s

very

a

Although

—

a

the

large body of sure to and is quite men, the benevolent forth call of the Holy Father.

France

Princesse

1—

oldest

h<ar1 01

is

away

days

arrive.

to

ment

the and during chapelle ardente, that of followed two religious of the Compassion, Congregation

into

Hardly had the when Mr. pilgrims gone at the head of a body of Throop, reached United States Catholics, month a In the end of this Rome. is coming from Bel large contingent from pilgrims gium, and, meanwhile, of Italy and other provinces Perugia scene. on M. the Later will be on to with him Harmel bring purposes continue Mexican

the

one of Queen Vicand most intimate friends. her end approach, Seeing and death with the calmness she met and of a true Christian, resignation Vin died without The Abbe agony. of the Church of St. Philippe cent, to her du administered the Roule, around her last Sacraments. Those included her sorrowdeath- bed the de stricken Duchesse daughter, the the Prince de Joinville, Chartres, Due the de Chartres, "Due de Penthe de Vend6me, the Due thievre, and the Comte and Comtesse d'Eu, Due 'The d'Alenffon. mortuary transformed chamber was at once

The pil twentieth

the

—

She

family. toria's

be-, favours native land.

Rome.—

to

in

anniversary '

v_,ainoucs

monastery

Examina passed the Results tion. This should be answer enough assert who so constantly for the men of that are afraid the Irish clergy education. popular schools

the many him on

Pilgrimages

.

'

reason

frni

French

The

was

felt

the prayers of the faith from Dr. trust the request to those be unnecessary will so much hearts who have Irish and thank Mr. Glads to bless

warm

—

y-\-f uj.

xviug

at

one

Italy,

is.

at a ripe called from earth and beneficent age, so well-filled that will be her life her death outside her own by a wide circle

old

of gathering Father laymen. 01

he

of

Joint7ille. has been

large

vauir

to

spared

man

We

Walsh A couple to death stabbed soldiers Catho a French bayonets of at out Volo, apparently " Te his having sung the in for the thanksgiving of

and

be

glories

Death

to

suffering, ful.

Pontiff.

Murder of Turkish with their

by a

of whose

—

an having the Sovereign

seeing

shoulders may

are

Prayers man with the tall limbs and sturdy

present.

for

up

square that he

In A Lenten Dispensation. to a great extent in fluenza prevailing the archdiocese of Dublin, the Arch the obligation of bishop has removed the Lenten close of the during fasting In of his season. the conclusion Mr. recommended Grace letter His of his state in Gladstone, present

of

hopes

in

are

simply

are

They

but

year,

the

like

offered

morning

ouriea m tne Douglas was Fathers the Redemptorist Cemetery. Campo Verano

Pilgrimage.—

American

An small

Thursday

on

ecclesiastics

and philanthropy.

of Catholicism

place attended

1 ovp

ott <

mu

juuui

eightieth

crises

—

there were housesonly 746 religious in Prussia In with 7248 members. had numbers 1893 these doubled,, and in 1894 there were 1399 monas teries with and lay17,398 priests brothers. official Since then the numbers are not to hand, but it isstated that they have again increased It is almost a hundred cent. per more mo out of political probably re tives than out of any particular zeal that the German Govern ligious

brought

an

.

—

..i

his

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—

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Cardinals.— Rome says

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for

Vosges,

they intend Japan, of their Order. a house where

the

in

pers

and

week,

last

from the letter autograph of the oldest and Pope, who is one of the most valued friends personal Madame Verdi is great physician. at the bedside of her husband, and, son of the sunny like the true clime, of spirit he has all that devotedness the sheet-anchor in which is great

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at Large.

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Catholic

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days land."

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know

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—

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ANOTHER

smile.

a-

time

some

I have

Tieadache.

Park

of

Marks, Frederick with reporter

Mr

LOSS

AND

—

BILIOUSNESS,

FROM

a

but Sometimes I took food at all, no exceedingly 'unsatisfactory. convinced than of water, which I'm now did me more harm good." of course, that, ran down, and I "Well, except my no, system that I tried and from tired we hear so much about. suffered feeling also a lot of remedies, such as medicines and seidlitz household powders,

was

great

appetite drank

—

SUFFERED

man

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beans FOR

Bileiliousness.

business

Sydney cured.

prominent

a

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WEST

AUSTRALIA.

:

R. Roberts. Manager and Treasurer Mr. Percy Ward. H.

:

NEXT, Appearance Of

MAY 10. Perth

MAGGIE MAGGIE

Renowned

MOORE,

Favourite, Popular in have the honour of appearing who will Drama The Evergreen Domestic STRUCK OIL." "STRUCK OIL." MAGGIE MOORE LIZZIE STOFEL LIZZIE STOFEL MAGGIE MOORE their names are (For inseparable).. in all its is sweetness the Simplicity of Lizzie definition Stof el as pourtrayed by .

Oil"

Miss

season

and

MR. MR.

Australia's (His first

H.

R.

H.

R.

will

sup

in

appearance will

appear

JOHN JOHN

be

will

seen,

::

be ladies to such

at

parts

Father

recollect, soldiers. It

each

class; the

recall | '

A

who the

the

—

-

:

ment

the

Public

have

much

-that

of

Perth.— The manage in announcing pleasure season will they produce

were, of or

nothing and

names

few

Cashalso

far

I

parties. which of

One

party

sent

was

to

New

Norcia

in

Guildford,

was

from

During

priests. one of the

our

and J. T.

Gibney,

can

in

Fretwo

time

our we

Bishop,

Reilly,

.

it."

O'Mahony, O'Mahony

Cornelius were

well

where

they Aher,

Jer. went

street.

Esq.,

& B.

QUEEN STREET,

pital.

PERTH.

grave

American

paper of Denis Bains Tom

an

of

ago

the

death

U.S.A.

Boston,

do

not

whether

out

of

famous

railway

a

He London. ment between

was

with

It

his

told

'escape

ftomon

and were screwed them a little. found he work could tight,

them.

He

;

.

1

After

his

were

too

They

un

some

time

he

hands

out

of

so, and immediately down the

knocked

speed. for his

was

and

between him the other man

through

time.

some

hat

face.

the

When

lost He

to

came

hei

he found

Thomas

and

Perth married. Dan

the other to Kane when

Duggan.

Joseph

in

known

got and

and

for

some

Nunan years,

Hugh

Bradly, colonies,

Poor

of

all.

fellow, I do

his

not

is

suppose

Brophy, afterwards as did also

the

was

The majority mercantile, The majority Some

of the

Fenians

citizen,

and

of

course

in

prisoners

were

to

belonged

class.

farming of

some

2

fellow

my

Portland.

loneliest there is one

remains

Perth service

The

death 'of the' lady took place at Mr. and parents, 480

William

street,

of

exceptional

tances Miss

late

Skelton ;

Cork

County ago, ladies

together

years

there

all

—

ceased

to

several had

join filial

for

the Sisters affection

for;

LATE

THE

leavu

the

ship

at

proceed

to

Perth

to

meet

who

have

been

destroyer attacked few

years. of

settled

in

During

her

the

young and

—

in

the lady, days death ensued.

The

deceased

charming

was

disposition,

of

a

spent their of

St.

visit

holy Mary's, the de

that

typhoid

most

highly

Father

the

JOHN

grave,

noticeable close early R.I.P

life.

BOWRA.

The

demise

of

teemed

colonist

took

much

1st

and

the

among shared with

of

tribute

deceased

was

course

amiable intellectual,

es

on Perth, received fellow

old

him

the

toils The

life.

the

Sunday afternoon,

on

the

was

these

colonial

early

place

and

inst.,

much residence,

Hill,

news

regret who

splendid

funeral

to held

a was cortege respect in which the

the

by all

classes

of

the

com

and munity, being large, representative, The cortege left Mr. Brown's respectable. late for Alban's residence St. Anglican service where was Church, read by the after Rev. F. G. Price, which it proceeded by way of Beaufort-street, Wellingtonand Forest-avenue the street, te place of in Perth interment The Cemetery; pall Messrs. G. bearers were M.L.A. Randell, J. J. Holmes, M.L.A., (Colonial Secretary), H. Strickland, sen., B. Randford, sen., Albert and R. of Laidlaw, Buck, a comrade deceased in the 96th Regiment. The chief the mourners were immediate relatives of the Mrs. deceased, amongst whom were W. H. M'Crew, Mrs. S. Nugent, and Mrs. J. B. Keaughran and Messrs. (daughters), W.

Bowra,

S.

Bowra,

C. Bowra

H.

and

J.

Mrs. Bowra, Bowra, and Bowra and H. (daughters-in-law), and J. B. Keaughran (sons-inleaves deceased ;41 great grandchildren.

9

F.

(sons),

F.

Mrs.

C. H.

crosses,

etc.,

relatives

of

decease

severs

grandchildren, The

handsomely literally in the

from the

J.

the

genial another

hearse

polished

covered

with

form

of .wreaths, friends and many old whose soldier,

link the between past and the busy the colony of to-day

In Uruguay, Germany is rapidly beating for commercial England in the struggle

supremacy.

fell-

fever

old and place at his

Highgate

Shearer-street, the 30th ult., with

this

The funeral were admir arrangements under the direct out ably carried personal of Mr. M. O'Dea, of the firm of supervision Bowra and O'Dea, Pier-street.

young several

in order Albany, her parents, this colony for

the

MR.

of the hardy pioneers of pushing population

months

caused

to

several

Skelton, circum-

few other

some

preparing

to but

calling— Sydney,

left

whom

of

H.

young of her

under The sadness. the Crosshaven

Convent with

Rev.

were offerings placed upon moist many were eyes the mourners for the amongst of a promising religious young

the containing casket was jarrah of affection tributes

above-named the residence Mrs.

the

the. beautiful and impressive the dead. and Many wreaths

floral and

and

SKELTON.

0.

where

read

The M.

in

1st day of May, conveyed to the

were

Cemetary

Mrs. M'Glew law).

-

MISS

God

where for Catholic Cathedral the service the Rev. Father dead was read by the after which the funeral Brereton, proces sion removed to the Catholic of the portion

J.

OBITUARY.

LATE

the

Sunday,

on

p.m. the

Bowra,

THE

But

otherwise, arranged and she is one amongst the chosen, enjoy let iis eternal and rest. ing, hope; peace The funeral which was cortege largely left attended the residence of her parents

and hardships funeral took

well them were educated. scholars I have met in the

best of the of life my

her

one great love principal anxiety during fear of not being able duties to which her pious

consecrated. wisdom

colonists

and blood down trickling bound his handkerchief

the

in

mature that was

jumped

who was sergeant and window, before could him he dashed prevent the at full window, and the train his: After jump he was unconscious

up, '

did

the apart armed sergeants in the and night,

the handcuffs him. paining

guards

police to way

its

in

police late

was

the

of'

and

rare

the

the

Brereton

heard

ever'

carriage handcuffed

two

rifles.

he

have/

you.

the

was

assume

and

before to the Pope's Brigade his to made way joined the Fenians), where Mrs. Kevin Queensland, O'Doherty of the made a sub (" Eva," Nation) up of .£100 for him. scription

and

life young his infinite

at

he

only

with

Physicians

declare

that

of diet

is butter,

the

most

nu

—

of

tritious a

and

article

comes

next.

An

apple

a

potato,

wholesome

contains and

in

and

bacon

-much nutriment as and more pleasanter

as a

iorm.

I

12

TYRES.

in

in

saw

now

„

B.

Melbourne.

in

although

Her

illness

W.

he out of Con. got prison. here and is James Kearny also got married now at the Lower Black well doing farming and Woods. Luke Fulham Larry (2 dear both died, as did also poor brothers) The three buried in the are Joseph Nunan. old Perth One of the soldier Cemetery. of the 5th prisoners, Corporal Keating, Guildford Hos died in Dragoon Guards,

;

Cody I Hugh

Michael

we

Cornelius

;

first

at

away

had then

from the got the contribution Eastern Colonies through Joseph Winter, most of us went to Esq., the Melbourne, and from thence to Ireland or to America. Two of in after the us were kept prison others were liberated, namely Cornelius Kane, and James Kearny, now of the lower Black Some of us chose to Woods. re<main in the colony, namely Hugh Brophy, Dan James Joseph Nunan, Bradly, O'Reilly, Jert Luke and Aher, Larry Fulham,

—

went

where Melbourne, of contractor profession

months

Northam. When

ago.

her

his head and went back the around along It about hatless. was then railway day He made his to the nearest break. way for went in as he inquired an town, hotel, asked for was, a room and writing mate his for wrote to brother in Ireland rials, and remained at the hotel money, waiting to get an answer. The hue and was cry out next day about the Fenian escaping from the railway and nearly a car, killing On the second police sergeant. evening after he was in his room when a sitting of policemen armed entered the posse fully him. room and arrested

into

visits

first

respected

now

intelligence. of piety,

his

Guildford, was party

;

two

or

year

years died

of that

of

divided

also

17

more as

arrival

our

a

located

JoaNunan's

,

I

as

and

us, two

less,

some

Bradly

who

much. hotel in

I

12

I

j

Kelly as

features

after

days

civilians

of

"

TUESDAY 10, NEXT, MAY "STRUCK OIL." and Efficient the A Full Orchestra under Baton of Mr. George Gardner. Herbert Ashton Stage Manager, Mr. Wardrobe Mrs. Mistress, Robins; Pro Mr. Tom Hardie the perty Master, Effects Mechanical by Mr. Tas Robins. PRICES 2s. Box at 5s., 3s., plan BarrackNicholson's. Day sale at Watt's,

civilians be one

the

the

the during a number of the in quick succession latest American in addi and London Successes, and tion to some of the older favourites, effort to make this that they will use every first visit to the Golden their West, a memorable one. not in mortals to command 'Tis success, we'll de do more, But we'll Sempronius serve

38 may it is

mantle,

Father To

There

Kane

and rarely cultured, 17th year, was gifted

part of the Cornelius

(who belonged

I was. one the other about and stationed us midway between Swan. When Perth on the we were in April liberated or May (I forget which) were afraid '69, some people in Guildford of for fear us of the lodging Governor, it was at house though a pensioner's the most of us We went to the stopped. who in Guildford was then and fold priest him about what He we heard. told us to he was not in come to his own house, that He is dread of the Governor. now one of

the in

advantage

it.

Dan

his

Cashman

an

number.

Perth),

also

followed

about

board

on

Denis

Ed.

and

Delany to

can

Theatre Royal, Mel and Adelaide Miss bourne, Sydney Miss Mr. E. B. Russell, Marion Lily Willis, Mr. Miss J. P. West, Grace Branscombe, Herbert Miss Mr. Reihan, Ashton, Osgood Walter Miss Mr. Rivers, Ethel Moore, Bashford (their Bashford, Baby Gladys in Mr. first F. Esappearance Perth), Mr. Mr. Max Maxwell, J. J. Ennis, melton, and Mr. J. Walters. same

have

an

kept

and builder.

as

part

"

was written paper for the men by

contributed

as

from completed and gentlemen,

he

—

:

"

man.

STOFEL. STOFEL.

The Caste undermentioned been

the

ROBERTS, ROBERTS, Favourite Light Comedian

Who

have

throughout

Moore

Maggie

by

ported

follows

as

what

Melbourne

those heard

1

The serial. and read out

'

Moore.

writes

to died.

Con.

not

Brophy

.

...

"Struck

referred to, Mr. Duggan

have

heard

"

...

In

He

"

"

Maggie

took

personally

the 12th embarked at. Portland on and at'Fremahtle' of November, '67;arrivedi the Rev. late Father 9th '68, January, We Delaney being our Chaplain. got up of which John a newspaper Boyle O'Reilly and Flood co-editors. I John were may without that it was I who say, vanity, the for nameand motto it, suggested Goose and the motto, Wild They will when I come South winds blow." again also writing was a serial story for it called and the Flower Cliodhna of Queen I heard when a which Ireland," boy in into and which I was a Irish, amplifying

Most

Australia's

coming

details,

who times

We

Werld MOORE, MOORE, MOORE,

MAGGIE

one

stirring

bush.

the and

Loved MAGGIE

Universally

the

The

from

interest. excuses additional his recollections the of brevity by the of time that and the has elapsed, length of a life time preoccupation passed in the

EVENT.

in

I

special

event. do

they

(Perth).

First

our

historic in

TUESDAY

buried.

to

Mr. Thomas request at near Margerin Duggan, now residing has contributed to our Northam, kindly the reminiscences of a columns following At

Under the Distinguished Patronage of His Sir Gerard K.C.M.G., Excellency Smith, and Alexander Forrest, Esq. (Mayor of

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in

is

Concerning

Y.R.

A GREAT

knows

he he

did

as

there,

Themselves.)

op

:

Anderson.

Alex.

one

.

Agent Mr.

(By

who

went

where

ago,

.

Business

colony

.

Lessees Sole Moore and Mr.

Maggie

Miss

the

churchyard O'Mahony

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The

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FACT. !

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:

—The

gIR

schoolroom himself an

Patrick's proved

St.

Mr.

rising young barrister, who presided at the '98

Harney,

in

I

A.

meeting Wednesday

on

excellent chair that is not a. qualification possessed man, who able. bv most men are otherwise very He has a ready Irish and one remark wit, evening,

made

he

in

Doheny, the

that Irish

his

surface in

Meath,

massacred

has

since

'98,

30

|Tara,

in

produced

a

at

were

patriots

never

fact

when

ground

the

of

state on this Commenting the if ment Mr. logical Harney said that of this were circumstance applied sequence must Western then there to Australia, all have been massacred Irishmen nearly Mr. A propos of what the over country. of

blade

grass.

ani/1 ooilU)

Ti/vUTt

lUllPUjr

Aon

may

residence

of this,

in

a gap is said,

hanged

from

owner

of

could

never

relief

and

there,

Anyone

wishes,

may

of

pines

who

go out with one

which

society, worfchv

mosif,

of

is

survnort.

the

though

tried he repeatedly in the same to grow if he to goes Sydney, the and for himself see tree

missing.—

OF

ONE

I

in

Perth

committee

of

and calls

infirm.

for ladies There

conducted

of

the

poor

following

week

:

subscrip TENDERS

—

6s.

Mainland,'

Connelly,

to

6d.,

O'Sullivan,

Geraldton,

7s.

9d.,

to

Newcastle,

9s.

9d.,

to'

Woods,

J.jT.

Houlahan,

T. Sergt. 23-4-99. Mr. T. C.

Fremantle,

Tenders beiow will

for

until

Sweeny, and

Shenton

on

12s.,

to

3d.,

to

Fremantle, 3s.

Perth,

Co.,

Victoria

Plains,

3s.

MAY,"

Infants'

I

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J.

and

Bridge'

Fremantle,

Cunninghane,

Fremantle,

Mrs.

J.

to

School,

Hill.

Repairs,

1898.

MAY,

31st

Court

Warden's

River.

Capel

TUESDAY,

3s.

3d.,

to

3d.,

to

Infants'

31-3-98.

J.

MAY.

Alterations

and

Police

Station,

Lawlers.

Townsend,

Mrs.

17th

TUESDAY,

31-3-98.

1898.

House, Fremantle. School, Albany. Perth. Store,

Additions

3s. 3d., to 31-3-98. Perth, Cue, 3s. 3d., to 30-6-98. 3s. 3d., to Fremantle,

Department

mentioned

I

S. O'T.oole, E. Cromwell,

specified

etc.,

this

10th

Highgate

O'Mahoney,

at

dates

Court

to

3d.,

Works,

the the

I

31-3-98.

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TUESDAY,

noon

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:

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F.

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be received

;

23-4-99.

Miss Miss

PUBLIC

information Gazette.

31-3-98.

L.

FOR

further

For

3s.

order Director of

By

of the Hon.

S.

to 30-7-98. 3s., Bead, Perth, H. 16s. 3d., Smith, Belmont,

Mi

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to

Coolgardie.

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I

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Mulcahy,

Mrs.

C.

am,

Victoria

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T.

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Park,

to

3s.,

Victoria

The

Following

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for

P.W.D.,

W.A.,

30

Park, Perth,

3s.,

to

4

General

C

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REGULATIONS Information.

are-

order, M.

98.

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By

16-7-98. 3s.,

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to 16-4-98. 4s., Geraldton, 30-4-99. Fremantle, 12s., to to Jackson, Fremantle, 6s.,

M. 31-9-98. Mrs.

N

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Pub.-Wks-

"THE

WATER

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REGULATIONS

UNDER

SUPPLY

1893."

ACT,

16-7-98.

DESCENDANT WICKLOW MEN

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A

OF

OF

THE

The

'98.

New

The

Miss

—

of

railways

writer

United

to

nearly

calculates

that

employment

give

the

novels

at

least

lishers

in

1897.

Kingdom to

offered

were

Father

Long

be

purest the Apothecaries Perth.

pub

visit

a

paidthis

be fresh and be obtained at

can

—

16-7-98. Father

week,

should

effective such quality

;of

30,000 the

to

Drugs

5, 000, OCX) men.

nearly

Rev.

to Perth on arriving Kanowna. at and re Wednesday to Kanowna turning intends im on The Rev. Father Friday. to commence of his the building mediately church and how The work, presbytery. we need will ever, hardly say, require liberal assistance. Father pecuniary Long in his hopes to be generously supported arduous is one undertaking, which, indeed, that recommends to all itself the aid that be can given it.

the Moore, Masrgie with ex has arrived an actress, famous where she opens in Perth, cellent company in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. to those who This should be welcome news take a pleasure in theatrical representations merit. Miss well produced and of sterling Lizzie Stofel is an Moore's unequalled is well and she as creation, John Stofel in it by Mr. Roberts. supported Oil.

Struck

Church

Presbytery

and

A

Mrs.

the

&c.,

P.

the

31-3-98.

is

by

the

31-3-98. P. D.

one

its now just many upon resources, in the' city,and of cases being rife poverty Dona sickness, including fever, frequent. tions in aid of the funds will be thankfully if of Mercy, or sent received by the<Sisters the Record, this will be acknowledin office and to the forwarded immediately by us treasurer. Society's

reason

the old convict and were flogged

the estate get a tree

.spot. row

The

row.

A nvu's

Society.

in

men

tree

a

one

that

is

unfortunate

days

St.

of

rows

to a wellup leading the Parramatta-road,

in

is

it

This

during

Mr.

v

two

are

tions

St.

Hall at the Port Patrick's when the Rev. on Very Monday night, fair attenFather over a Ryan presided dance. A concert whioh had programme, was been Mason, pre prepared by Miss well and it was received. Quar sented, and solos, recitations, dances, tettes, tableaux contributed were by the Misses M. Sharpe, D. and Mason, Howson, Symon, G. Hilmer, and Alice Bice, H. Henderson, and Messrs. H. Joyce, C. GlasO'Hara (2), At Northam on and W. O. Mason. son, usual 27, the "Wednesday evening, April the Tem held in fortnightly meeting was Hall. There was a fair attendance perance of members, the president (Father O'Dee) the chair. A lecture the life on occupying and work of the of tem great apostle Father Theobald was Matthew, perance, delivered by Mr." J. T. Beilly.

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there

trees

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known

and there

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in

received

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Sandover's)

M.

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I

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Government Surveyor having sealed of 22 represen duplicates tative of ABROLHOS GUANO samples taken to same Mr. by him, we forwarded of 79 John Hughes, Agricultural Analyst, Mark-lane, London, E.C., for Examination and Report. The is a following typical analysis by well-known :-— this authority at 212 9.60 Water (lost deg. fah) and comOrganic matter handed

Lime

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I

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1

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Wellington

King

100.00

Perth.

Streets,

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to

phosphate

to'

carbonate

sealed

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A.

I

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of

4.

I

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of

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be

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1st

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and FREMANTLE. M. Drummond and Co. Messrs. NORTHAM. Throssell,

breach of any be liable, exceeding

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I

and

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a

Agent,

:

PERTH

any

water

catchlagoon, within

stream,

Refrigerating Works, will be Perth, closed, of June and July, and.

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W.A.,

.

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T

WEST —

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or

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AGENTS Messrs.

permit

or

committing

person

0

deficient

guano

very

or

cesspit, any

into way reservoir, other or

NThe Government

mean results of We may add that the were cent. the whole 22 samples 58.7 per of of lime. When phosphatic phosphate it manures are has been required, proved ABROLHOS will that GUANO re give sults dusts, and on equal to the best bone a par with most fertilisers. phosphatic

Stewart

COTTESLOE at Lowest

either

use

or

drain,

cause

shaft,

dam, drain, tank, lake,, water situate soak, spring, shall do any such reserve or aforesaid, any act or thing the water shall be whereby for shall each such be liable fouled, offence to the penalty imposed by these regulations.

on

improve

Co. DONGARRA.—

& CO. LIMITED,

lands

grass

of the quality rank, and, therefore,

and

coarse

GERALDTON.

BRIGGS

upon the

mining

.£100.

the growth of and increase finer grasses." (Signed) JOHN HUGHES, Fellow of the Institute of Chemistry. Member of the of Public Society Analysts. Chemist to the Ceylon Consulting Coffee Planters' Association. District for Analyst Agricultural Herefordshire.

LIMITED. Capital,

also,

;

and where

lime,

of much present The effect sheep.

ASSURANCE

:

well

now

at

GUILDFOBD.

r and depastured Consignments of stock; by land water, Every care taken, and prompt bought and sold on commission.

CITIZEN'S

root

General

is

the other

PENALTY.

ABROLHOS and de recognised, its richness in of phosphate pends upon soluble in which, though not water, lime, dissolved I find, gradually by vegetable is, such citric acid. as acids, Consequently, rich soils this on or vegetable peaty guano be used ean as it is (without chemical any as manure for with advantage treatment) GUANO

or

whatsoever. shall

I

STEAM

say of

who

of the

.

OF

PBOPBIETOBS

to value

thinsr

or

person of any

sink, sewer, to find its

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on

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material

Any

the water

Surveyor.) Mr. Hughes goes The agricultural

deposit

or

by virtue

rubbish, dirt, in any or wash or cleanse thing, within such any reserve,' any cloth, skin or of any animal, or leather, any

water

-

,

bring made

reserve

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Works Public. Department, 1898. Perth, 25th January, in Coun the Governor Excellency cil has been pleased to make the folof Section six lowing Regulations by virtue of "The Water Supply Act, 1893" 1. No person shall bathe in any lake, lagoon, swamp, reservoir, tank, dam, well, or other stream, creek, spring, water situate within made any reserve, by virtue of the provisions of the said Act, or cause or animal to go therein. permit any 2. No person shall upon wastecamp any of the Crown reserved land of the by virtue of the said Act, or provisions permit any animal to remain such land on any longer than is necessary for the of purpose taking-

HIS

to

3d.,.

31-3-98.

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&

31-12-97.

9s.

.

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to

13s., £1

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was

—

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clever. particularly to the speech, referred

was

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have

j

E.

Editor.

the

OF

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the

A

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<

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are Assistants wish the Public

our

and

we

war been general view. within, If it be averted, the counsels that have such an effect may be trusted to insure a peace for many year to come. By the time that war

i

a

immediately

more

—

sold,

—

each

is marked on N.B; Our regular price for to take instructed half-price every exactly to see that they get the Goods at half-price.

has

ating,

go

SUN.

—

Clothing, at half-price.

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after Easter. Apparition of S. Michael, Archangel. St. Gregory b.l.d. 9 MON. Nazianzen, 10— TUES. St. Congall, Abbot. 11 St. Alexander, p.m. WED. S.S. Nerei and Achillei, m.m. 12— THURS. St. Stanislaus, b.m. 13 FRI. St. Carthago, b.c. 14 SAT. St. Dympna, v.m. 15 SUN. .8

—

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passes away without there will be ample for these colonies to opportunity form their for the future. plans Should an outbreak now occur, alliance no however, they could themselves frame would be among now

results,

in

—

—

of

of affairs

time to give them any additional We must trust to lack, strength. defend ourselves as best we and without eventu Never, might.

—

—

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we

where

sinister

them liberal accorded for thank the Public the exceedingly support Respectfully that and herewith as they beg to announce since commencing business in Hay Street, to of the lease of cannot make terms for a renewal premises they are compelled To ensure be done and a speedy must quickly. business. This speedily relinquish of the Stock decided to sell of the Whole we have clearance AT PRICE EVERYTHINGHALF HALE AT PRICE EVERYTHING AT HALE PRICE EVERYTHING MARCH 1898. SATURDAY, 5, SALE COMMENCES for a Short Time To Continue Only. from' been received London and of New Goods have recently Large' Consignments Half Price. the Whole Stock is to go at exactly

£5,000

in passing, may remark deience is the concerned, situation present may, perhaps, a crisis' to convey a useful prove lesson. If the threatening aspect

But,

usual during premises; extending

fitting,

devotion to the cause. whole-souled It is the details alone that meet with their Mutual dissatisfaction. association and mutual defence, to be points they acknowledge, which there can be no dis upon pute.

as

alteration,

3.),

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&

STREET,

HAY

HAY

& GO.

HICKS

JEWELLERS

PREMIER

W. A.

J. A.

DAWSON

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!

A.

J.

and

—

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HAY

PERTH

STREET,

"

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with

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H

HIGH

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te

» d «

O

to make

order

Under

of a something presents with those concontrast stormy tests echoes reach us whose from Eastern colonies. Sir John the a staked the whole issue on point that must, he said, in any be case in a few determined by the years of events. All course depended,

AUTUMN

FASHIONABLE

according

to

remission

of

at

DRAPERY,

have

MARKED

OUR

PRESENT

STOCK

CLOTHING,

MILLINERY, and

OF

SHIRTS,

a

clause

subject

HOSIERY

PLAIN

to DOWN EARLY

FIGURES

PRICES WHICH CLEARANCE.

MUST

COMMAND

us, states

in

example,

Everything

Manchester

and

Stocked

Fashionable.

Fresh

Goods.

We

a

Articles.

High-class

still

maintain

our

show

regular

beauties

Filled

with Ties,

and

STRIPED

Call

and

Splendid

Federation

Great

in this Reputation Department, of Hats and Bonnets at Low Prices.

and

Value

in

Men's

Tweed

Suits,

Hats,

Shirts,

cn-u

Collars,

at

Give-away Prices. STRONG 6ft. HESSIAN,

etc.,

minority.

Inspect,

and

wide,

You

from

5s.

are

lid.

to

Sure

6s.

lid.

to

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common

being

are

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AND FREMANTLE.

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SONS,

is'

together.

concerned,

one mind. the desirableness questions a Australia united ing Even those partisans who we

DOONAN

ill

brought

sentiment

JOSEPH

to

customs and sym divided by imaginary and out of their appointed lines, to such divi place in submitting sion. The practical deals with the the various divi degree in which sions can afford to for their pay aDa

pathies

doz

be viewed are There

from the standpoints. sentimental and the practical. The sentimental embraces the consider ation that a people united by race is

two

Department,

Clothing PLAIN

of

Showroom,

and

Millinery

Variety

compromise,"

—

with

Underclothing, Immense

representa Connecti

"

the United federation

Department, Largely

lesBer

simple

as it is called in which States, failing there bade fair to fall is denounced as a through tyran nical measure the Com subjecting monwealth to the arbitrary rule of

cut

Department, New

many

the of

a

—

Dress

on

There in is, fact, hardly in the Bill that is not a of dissension. What seems

provision justice— that is, equal the tion in the Senate

AN

how

colonies, proceeds

are

all

of

engaged most ing the existing

violently Bill,

Where no doubt No one

in declare

of see nation. are

now

oppos their

Fear

? even a

Where of a

though

superior type, disturbance.

little

out all leaving questions there are abundant of defence, to federate. reasons for the desire Th6 must be strong, desire, too, as we see is in in some when, stances the who case, politicians, the Bill in innumerable perceive

and

.faults,

ardent

are

backward

not

are

and

exposing

in

them,

condemning

in

and it, supporting its advocating

warmly engaged in The

interests. told,

in

account

for

this.

An

of party,

exigencies

are

we

.

Eastern contest

us

cause

ensue.

Still,

a

case

two

or

may

honester reason, however, to seek. It is boasted

not

far

the

that proposed constitution but flexible ironbound,

not

for

to In

fail,

no

the

the ever, counts.

HATS,

protective within

they had

protect assistance.

GOODS,

on the duties that, the allotted"

argument,

because the in been imposed to needed their longer

must

period, dustry

In We

rate,

any

his

—

leaving be done but our unaided we can afford to take best our Some mention has time. been made, for example, of danger from was the But it Japanese. only the other were day that alarmists of the inevitable invasion talking of Europe hv the Chinese and the

invasion, Japanese be of the people

Forrest

Cost.

of

consignments

MOVE

summing up of the quiet made the other for federation Northam at John by Sir

day

long protracted

to

cataclasm that must are the Chinese now

The

LIMITED,

for

1898.

7,

too

nothing

need

gm

FREMANTLE.

room

MAY

even

—

MENT.

DOONAN & SONS,

JOSEPH

and

purpose,

FEDERATION

pS O ET. o

case

STREET,

In

,

J91

THE

p.

tb '

STOl'KS

UNION

for

SATURDAY,

a TO 0>

eyes

CYCLES.

OF £

your

your resist

in fact, break out, each colony, without would be federation, of sufficient for its own strength defensive needs. If, therefore, has not been unfortu the matter

did

nately

and iniquity good, having before those who prepared for Pins IX. of Christ."

spirit evil with

conquer the reward the name combat

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to

try

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5, 1898.

AND

HICKS Drapers

OPPOSITE

March

Saturday,

Commences

is

of

.

Sale

easily doubt

amendment.

to

open those

and No faults

the

who, despite

is'

it

in the are they recognise measure, it theiF giving support, keep this in view, and look forward to bring after it has ing about amendments become an fact. accomplished

neverthe Constitution-tinkering, occu less, unprofitable may be an a to for be legislature pation the facility engaged in. Possibly its spoken of may not be without other side. The provision, besides, who the places the voters

support

somewhat in the position of those who deal with a doubtful matter in their if, registering Bill

—

votes, dark.

they

not

are

actually

ih

the

Forrest explains with to respect the Bill in West Aus existing as from tralia, arising protective duties that must, in any case, be come useless for the for purpose which now levied. The they are all

But Sir John the difficulty

promise

contained

this

in

assur

wider than that relates significance to the portion of the population to whom was it ad particularly dressed. The duties on food, in ance

is,

moreover,

a of which

the chief deed, are hardship that, the other sections of the population have to contend with. They are

probably

also

the

reason

why

so

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cheaply maintained. if the Probably, indeed,

the

short,

be of

Bill

ation

with duties

brought the removing must

still

of

is,

prove

of promise production

to to

still

supplies

world.

outer

and

fail,

Time,

as

a

the

however,

as

to

as

,£ iiy

pcLuapO)

C

geration her with

European

ago,

SITUATION.

the

is

filthy

that.

What

such

infamy

less

gossipr or forty calling

lunes

reproduced

privileged, those of our stance, the West Australian.

I

Spaniard,

the

is

standard

generally? of morals,

religion,

of duty,

which

they which

years

ever,

at

.Such

joice.

fifty

Cuba

this

to

must

see

columns for

as,

in

contemporary,

had

offered

her the refusing which America republic The gain to freedom also refuses. the cause or of humanity generally to the establishment follow from of a to be set is republic up if America remains to be proved. victorious It that the augury is not is to be feared willIt be lament very promising. a waste of life and able if so great of hostility such an unloosing is but .a

—

to

prelude Would

it

in

of manners, of all the courtesies

takfi

We do not, however, hold a brief defend the Spaniard the against We American. desire only to expose and the abiding the falsehood preju now dice of the cry that is hounding How should we him down. with our hold sympathy from America. with have re whom as we already Ireland and her people are so called, identified ? Irish blood has closely un been the first to be shed in this who Of 355 men happy struggle. were on board the ill-fated Maine, were or the sons Irishmen of 290 Irishmen. The victims killed by the numbered explosion 248—almost all of them Irish having unmistakably names. We may take it for granted, now of the men who have too, that a fallen in American ships at Manila

in

nart

The lynchings? frequent ap of a negro there the other pointment led to the burning day as postmaster and his own mur down of his cabin, not even der and that of his family children the little being spared. own or Could their fate and fortunes, civilised those of a be minority, entrusted to the control of safely ? Or is it such a ad population that the inhabitants of Cuba mitted .aire of a better type than those of the States ? If so, for this, no Southern there must be an doubt, adequate

j

I

the

.

—

large

And, pcupic

Spain

indeed, rvf ui

has

pa ou

hinrVi uigu

with

contact

if <1 Cfc

f

trna

produced such

n no

an

fVin-f uiai

o

effect

a ux

I

on

the

civil

war

the

hoA

due

now,

even

themselves,

to

quished

tVipm

cripn

of need. the final

hour

acknowledged

in

LOCAL

they

must

ful.

Cardinal

fight and

may Moran

!

doubt

given it as extremely

opinion, Eminence does not His probable random the at that explo speak was the crime sion of the Maine of to an anxious incendiary precipitate the war. indeed, had been Jingoism, —

—

harbour

was

officers.

Of

to

a

ago.

"

the

as

the

it

what

is

man "

stolid

gravity, ;

I

A

Descendants of correspondent the following

of

and

a

few the

he

ordered him bring Hand me and the man "

while

Sir

his of

rid

Evelyn

nothing

but

answered

with

Please,

it

said,

dirty the that's

sir,

tin

washing the

am

come

tin

soup when

Getting

liquid. possible, to be me

to

when

soldier mess

to

cookhouse.

the

appears

most

sounded, another

said Sir Evelyn, stood motionless

tasted

It

just and

from

water,"

pity

had

tin," and

quickly

as

out."

Michael

Dwter. Freeman

the Sydney

the late Family Mrs." N. Donoghoe, Bungendore Colls and P. Donoghoe, Mrs. Bungendore L. North Grannie, Royal Hotel, Sydney;

GENERAL.

:

of

—

John

op

the

which

was

The

—

Maine.— recently

manned by 329 these some 248

in

U.S.

Cowra

and

of The nationality the men injured. be divined from their of names may easily which the following is a partial list: The included officers F. E. Larkin, boatswain —

;

Brent

fikoa

Dwnn

filion'rldn

TJuillal

Joseph

Talnorj

.T V.

WWWl.,

all the newspapers, killed 'the except Boatswain Meehan.

to

F.

the

above

AVI1MU)

Walsh,

a

American drowned

were

or'

:

—

Moran on the His War. at Sydney, on speaking Sunday, at the annual breakfast of the Hibernian that Benefit said with to Society, regard between and America too th'e war Spain reliance not be the much could put upon which attributed so atro reports many cities to the in army Cuba. Spanish Absurd statements were in promulgated, not of truth. there was a particle which

Cardinal

—

Eminence

who

wanted

would

like

or

to

to

statements force

disaster

which from

came

the

work

an

to anxious precipitate between United States. Spain and the of few before the disaster 140 days

war

had

ap the

of

whom

290

were

Catholics,

proached Holy Communion. number of Irishmen great was

difficult

for

with sympathy hoped peace would

;

Goulburn

Death

;

Mrs.

Delia Parnell.— The death under painful of Mrs. circumstances mother of Parnell, the Irish late has caused leader, genuine The who was regret. deceased, eightyof resided at eight years age, recently While Avondale. seated in the drawingroom on March her dress Saturday, 26, took and she after fire, expired shortly of

announcement

wards

of

from

of

Admiral

as

"Old

the

shock.

She

Charles Ironsides," The Parnells

navy. the

Stewarts

—

who

the

daughter

better

known

States

came

United of Ulster

migrated

from

was

Stewart, of

the

to

stock

Donegal Henry Par

in 1776. John Philadelphia Mrs. Parnell while whom married, about the world with his cousin, travelling Lord first met Powerscourt, her at Washing ton. When she came to Avondale she be in came and an thought feeling Irish and she communicated her Nationalist, warm to her children. popular sympathies she During her stay in Ireland used the at her means most in disposal liberally the miseries of the At alleviating poor. the time of the Fenian troubles she aided to escape who many were badly wanted by the authorities a circumstance which once led the police to her house in Upper Tem with warrant. ple street, a search Dublin, After her widowhood for she retired some to 'of the home her youth, Bordenyears New her town, with imma/rried Jersey, As the heir of her fatner and daughters. well the as as resources brother, through left her her she ah by. husband, enjoyed Yet the of ample income. lifetime during her famous son reached distressing reports England from time to time of her pecuniary embarrassments. He did his naturally best to relieve but recurred them, they with It is certain unpleasant frequency. that his filial care was never at and fault, that her difficulties were entirely due to a want of which management," was really of the infirmities of age. one She had in the who girlhood beauty of her mother, was a "Tudor" of English and descent, the belle of Boston." to Her family gift her daughters was Nationalist patriotism. nell,

them either

Owing

to

show

belligerent.

soon

to

A the

it

practical He

ensue.

Relic. Interesting '98 A Loughrea writes A man at correspondent residing about four miles from here Knockash, :

"

Doubtful

that gram vation: Cardinals —

America

in

"

A

of

incendiary,

crew,

;

;

that

confident

was

was

of be

reports

they

He

sources.

Maine

war,

invasion

a

They should

England. the press against because

were

and

on

the

see

even

received,

prejudiced the

these

authors who

guarded were

.of

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for example, to prudent step, to consist in its erect a republic vast of the negroes of the. South majority ern States and the for population " mean whites merly known as the which from the Kuthe element or Klux-Klan evolved, which ,was cans

be

still

lament.

character of the "The Spanish

has the manners ignorant, naturally and refined of a gentleman." feelings We admit it, then, as a neces may of contact with sary consequence such a people that the negroes of Cuba should receive a better tone. It on denied is, moreover, authority that the crime, grosser by which in the Southern States are lynchings is known the people excused, among

autonomy,

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water

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amongst

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holy,

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concerning

one due from to person however wide apart their writes Mr. Hare (Wanderings in Spain) "is a very and in different,' a much most of these points, higher than the one." standard English " the The Spaniard,!' Rev. Mr. says

to

for any reason have already

now,

ago

view.

imposed: them. The position is one which will and. in accept, honourably

upon

another, ranks,"

.

we

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suaicerea

obligations

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was

opposed

served

years the

on

stand

and

altar

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what

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think that all this It is, might well have been avoided. to see that idle or indeed, alarming interested meddlers comthe class " "— as have monly known Jingoes in succeeded all this stirring up see We cannot that there misery. .as

me

like

in,

loosely

ui

selves

melancholy

is

to

dark

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on

both brother

to fight

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sewers

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war

of Irishmen

rocks. Mass

peculiar

far

very

sharp

a

which

relic,

under

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was

rses

crowned by huge that those rocks

present, particular often obtained. Even of secession, when the

war

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against wonder,

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not

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circumstances.

the are

a very become

possesses he has

for. the time generally there: were individuals being ruined, to those States who gained belonging enormously. Something of the same kind will no be also the now, doubt, case. The foresight that must it be so has possibly led to the lamentable but event— how the day of judgment alone may disclose.

con

they

be

may

promote or

at

probably Great as is

the

South

we

to

of

possibility

like

'during

saint.

;

English. speaking tongues We need Spaniards.

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sad'

whom deserved

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first

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others,

unheard—

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advantages

in

an

a

times

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the

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as

much

as

—

saw

fortune, of it all.

there is no people against whom such a license of scandalous declamation has been assumed by

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who

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priest-

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Spanish

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ferocity

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were

it

made:

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referred hereto' the vote the people, tire consideration that, in spite of the Premier's assur ances, the may determine opposit ion of the will agriculturists, obtain for the measure active in other The support quarters. incidence of taxation could occur in no to be felt gallingly way more than iu the case of the people's food. in

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Turks,

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Europe

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April Church

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Mr.

Collected

Three U.S. hav® warships bombarded Results Cabanas, a Cuban port. the the are Americans disputed, claiming, that the fortifications Spaniards denying, were Seven hundred thousand destroyed. the U.S. civilians, including pugilists and Sullivan, have Fitzsimmons, Corbett, for the American A sea voluntered army. has taken off Manila.— On fight place the American fleet forced Saturday night the Manila entrance to harbour, opening

May

daybreak on the by the Spanish

has

In

Committee

the

Mr.

'

subsequently trial

Central

knowledge

—

at fire assisted

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patients.

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—

the

digger

.

has

—

troops

if

Cuba.

—

were

was

landing port

—

Hensman,

company's

alluvial within

applicant

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Sir

southern

a

—

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lineate.

congenial

Ryan, of

arms

'

I

Ivanhoe the Venture has been received with dispute great It men. was satisfaction by the alluvial had been to the effect that the manager in he as delineating, had, unjustifiable

"

Mr.

ing

China

to pay a in war Spain refuses to sell them to Great Britain. was Argonauta when captured carry to also despatches Gfeneral Blanco, of war. and munitions

The

dis

Linnet and to ordered station. Five will garrison

been

Montserrat

blockade,

—

Dep6t

the

American

Philipines, U.S. until

being guns

Spanish

from

proposed, demnity,

—

I

to

regard

harbour

all

hearty. The

A

in

more

I

I

"

could

lady named whoa Skelton, in this arrived whither city,

on

—

A

now

J

that

nuisance

It

nominations closed on

The

Council

re

But indeed Perth stands obtaining a bad reputation

of chance and near. iiiflf.

the

the

cap Matanzas

of

have

—

I

from 'than by us, the

made

of

Leseure.

cases are

fifth,

all men. being young be otherwise. Nothing

hardly tolerable imagined.

Vtn.9

to drain, has been

a

the

The to

earth-works

gunboat

Immortality

thousand

of

been

not, reporte-i, bombardment

The 28. April Spanish the run successfully 1000 troops at Cienfuegos,

I

the

—

A

—

4.— H.M.S.

a

of Lands Commissioner has approved made of of a suggestion by the inspector for the expenditure in progressive fisheries on cultivating pearl payments of £500 banks the denuded at shell on Cape

made House of Commons by Mr. Balfour is pro the Press The nounced by unsatisfactory. from Merv Russian to has railway Kushk been the line from completed, bringing Russia within 50 miles of Herat, the key to Afghanistan. on

May cruiser Manila

—

of France

—

will

rates

—

-

a

Ameri

rising. Frisco

as

the

shots

demolished mantled.

The

—

south

The

are

shipping

has

Women

to of his grow The mental powers has also set in. Queen has returned in excellent from the health tion

"

I

judge.

soldiers

—

tinues

—

;

North Atlantic re friendly

and

House

AUV

mobs. Mr. Gladstone failure weaker. A.

of

until

—

leaders

the

east

troops

the

with

Shenandoah tured.

attacked

the

dispute between

insurance

may but

not be American

U.S.

—

were

in

miles

—

encamped

men-of-war 50

—

been

are

coal.

A commission of three British representatives

—

three

lations

than

woman

and

fisheries

there good positions happy to find a comfort

1

have

military

1081 the

for

The

—

neutrality.

—

lias

has been Cuba. Mr. Nelson Dingley, the House of Representatives,' America that the war will be

warned

can

I

in

a

an

rebel

N.S.W.,

1623

will

strong

protracted.

home girls' that servants

working

respectable

befit

the

gunboat Elcano barque Saranac,

her

—

arrangements

Garcia,

an

has Representatives of passed a vote thanks for his to Admiral victory Dewey. In deference to British representations the U.S. Senate's Finance Committee have omitted from the Revenue War Bill the proposed increased tonnage tax on foreign The s.s. has been shipping. Argonauta off a Cienfuegos, General captured Spanish the 29 officers and being among passengers taken Martial law has been prisoners. in The Madrid. in proclaimed forces Florida for the of Cuba invasion consist of 3000 1000 bat and 10 infantry, cavalry, teries of artillery. in Excitement prevails New York tunes among patriotic played is God Save the The Queen." Spanish Salmeron has a in the created scene deputy Cortes to the existing woes by attributing the of the regime, Sagasta ap weakness to the House for unity the pealing against attack. and Carlists insulted Republicans the Premier. thousand U.S. Jews Fifty have offered themselves as volunteers.

to

Havana,

has

Gran

Justice

(Mr. 31,

much

were

many

make

Newcastle, with

speaking

March

on

irregulars,

as

of

of the construction prevent earthworks, doing much damage but them selves The London remaining uninjured. Standard declares confusion to hopeless in the War exist Washington .department. of

—

accident

a

Fifty

—

are

Fremantle

from for

delayed

English judge a at speaking

that

The

been

28. Three American April have bombarded Matanzas,

tear

they police

to

with Spanish wooden

from

Philippines, of

finally

occasion,

men.

tribe.

spearing

they

the

captured tons,

hits

'

—

declared

have ianuea Americans, five at Guanabacoa, insurgents of Havana. U.S. Lieutenant

for co-operation leader. The

near

put out Squad-

of the effect fresh to raise

the

are Philippines American It is conquests that be ex significantly suggested they changed with Great for Jamaica, Britain, Bermuda, and the Bahamas. Russia has

them

miles

of

An

—

pound.

a

ot

join

Kong.

Havana

at

halt

to

transfer, liquor

level

which

train

was

better

Tho

V

I

has

fleet

American

—

O.

from

Mayor's

man's fault to be misinformed, Mr. he is greatly to blame when, like Jus he the risk of doing tice Grantham, runs mischief by rashly making his misinforma would tion Such random public. gossip

—

RaiTO

of.

MUIUUUWU

by an

not

between Pretoria and by bushrangers Africa. Bread riots Bay, South in Italy, the station occurred police and the house wrecked custom

have

Friday

and

I

track.

was

in London and wives

Cathe

the

Creek

mixed

damage

priests, many streets the during

Delagoa

to

their

The

for the prayed train has railway robbed of gold worth

and

up

being a mere

rise

details concerning their is the habits

on

tham),

the

Lefroy,

raiding

light

An

in

not

Granite

Kalgoorlie

and

fire

church.

M.

did

A

offices.

honoured

were

oy

now

the

of the

in

multifarious

horses, prospectors' eat. to pieces and also to ready spear

Glasgow

Catholic

the

request

tne

flock

their

been .£400

—

endangered

week

—

last

in

toasts

Among

welcoming

A fire

few

into

Recent

aud the ad acknowledging presence to the from to be derived colony vantages visits. In his His such reply Excellency with which he visited said the expectations than the had been more fully country He offered on realised. congratulations that had been made the rapid by progress His left Perth the Excellency colony. afternoon for to on Wednesday Albany, catch the R.M.S. Oroya. Summary.

his

King

his

Foreign

inducted iu 11,

of

was

from

was

fash

new

27.— A Spanish the Manila to meet

April

district.

Colonial &c., Secretary, &c., in the usual W.A. 011 Friday,

on

address

morning

goldfields. his Excellency

Ashburton

parlour. perhaps, ing up.

given

was

and Councillors Governor Buxton, to Perth returned

Lowell

Thomas

per

Australia.-— Hall

de F. Pledge Justices appointed

Our

bitterly of the

a

South Town

A

is

recrudescence anti-Catholic, anti-Spanish.

and centuries

and (Yardie) have (Yanarie) of the Peace for

and

U.S.,

of

spoken

I

Burt

the

-

moment

the

A.

in

'

the

Spain,

Thomas

been

Edmund

—

rife

—

of to

Messrs.

late

WAR.

—

a turn in favour of General Weyler, Commander in 'Exultation Cuba. is

taken,

—

|

trality hostile

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I

ENDS.

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to

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and

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to

trial,

—

true

her

—

and.

of

—

Queen, hour

—

|

—

in the country steadfast and of in the acting -part single-minded that It is Dbh credible hardly patriots. Carlos his followers now at would permit of the such to the a time "safety imperil attempt to place hiin country by a reckless the the throne. The on whole, on report, the neuemanates from peculiar evidently

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medicines Perth

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to

about

bring

ends.

his

How often

has about for instance, Gladstone,

brought

was Union narrated.

Mr.

record

father

duff. evening: a' lecture led to theinsurrection

,

'that

causes,

the

on

Wednesday

of

198

plause.

The

of. the minutes previous read by the secretary,

the

letter

a

.£10

his

expressed movement

initiation

at the

pleasure

or

in

your

even

:

Ladies

Gentlemen—

and

A

day asked

other kicking why they the

child

little

he

heard,"

more

ceeding,

is

a

upon

any

are

but

that,

rebels, hearts

prompted

instead

am

pre here

such a require being criminal whose patriots of to rise in defence

them

this deserve In mother-land. thely world of of the admiration the praise and If blame censure. than or this rather day risen a consti of '98 had against the men the Government that protected tuted a of the against freedom people— in rising Government, they and righteous just moral and of a terrible be guilty would rose to resist as they crime. But, -political a to regenerate people merged in injustice, oppression— debasement by their unjust for their the to obtain country who strove to defend and rose of freedom, blessings their their homes, rights— their altars, a sacred and moral discharging they were fellowmenand to their duty to themselves, of the rights to creation and in defending weak and the defenceless they per the It act that was formed an just and noble. the of '98 were and men guilty, was of this here for them we guilty to-night. Dlead

their

;

We

desire

and we

not

dare

,

We

not

fear

to

not

deny the uphold

to

part they played. of the 19th century. it before the criticism of defending themselves guilty They were of to misrule objecting plunder, .against to shake off and attempting .and oppression, their were which rights the yoke under and to adopt the garb of a confiscated, from them nationhood stolen by their there as whose misrule are to enemy of monuments, the remembrance —

—

"The

broken

treaty 'Twas

Their

plundered

shrines,

Their Their

writ

ere

wherewith

ink

could dry, their homes,

women's

parting

hunted

down

priesthood, Their country the

the

cry like

ruined ;

wolves,

overthrown."

us. alleged against Irish of national The extinction liberty Ministers. the aim of English was to of '98 has been traced The insurrection and on to .a design br.ng about the Union, for fallen the reproach Pitt has primarily the credible that it. It is, however, hardly

That

was

crime

National Library of Australia

fif uv.

proceeding, recorded, of history page

i/uituv-

a

in

my

judgment, the

process

Tory

They

hearers. eminent

those

were

of

the

of

their

also

bo

to

level fear

with that

evil

would

some were

desired artr?

had

been

"

knots

by

place, in the

shall

And

the

it

was

Union" oe

possimy munication

moreland, in Ireland

ying

to

slender

awe

barrel

of

gaiinerou, made by

u

who

Lord

him

was

earlier of

despatch some allusion a

Lord

to

that

uuiu-

West

Lieutenant

he

subject, of the

mat

tnis

had

umsu

oujeuo

:

uo

body desire

of

them—

had

no

over

to

"

"

Irish" that

of

the "

Ireland. his speech clear that

office

The

Par

at

her

lips the

when

it,

to

seqju faction

the

Irish in that

and

she

hand

of

the that to had its

indicate

alluded

was

une

wiuuu

iu

uisuitssai,

to the

introduce

his

Emancipation

House.

Lord

close

ally

of

Clare, in

Beresford's

despatched cause, The King interfered, to for him to consent

opolists families," Mr. of ;

in of

such

a

Beresford Gladstone,

the Mr.

says

"

measure

The

mon

and

other

him recall and made from and that moment

Pitt,

I/O

bUtill

au

liuuuuuo,

was

uuwoj

undoubted disaffection prevailed, things and it could not but be pro was produced, misgovernment. by abominable duced, the for it was excuse Being so produced, was all that Lord Fitzwilliam followed." the Camden, by whom replaced by Lord and carried was resumed traditional policy nevertheless, next When, on zealously. the

Government

throughout

invasion

naught

to

came

the

alarm

in

was

French

threatened Hoche,

?the

received people,

country

from

which, troops

—

all

the

the and were they needed from assisted by them. cordially everywhere himself This Lord Camden acknowledged of Portland. in a letter to the Duke But, aid

as

we

have

from

seen,

and ledgment, the testimony was considered should people

the

the

warning

both

of

open

of friend

acknow

Grattan and

on

—

foe

—

it

that the Pitt rebel. himself had warned Lord Westmoreland that the mat ter of the Union would require great and management." know We "delicacy of the protest King J ohn desirable

by some

—

A

1

grand

artisan

tools

foully

so

the

So useless

This

is

To

do

to

mischief, Pitt, employ, to vigorous destroy."

but

ever

So weak

of

in

so

save,

vile

of Tom Moore to the the testimony and character of the Minister his myrmi dons. who let loose The soldiery were on of the people were an especial ferocity. them

too, no justice, they were There are persons. many witnesses to their who are above quality all suspicion. for Such a witness in was, the of Killala. stance, Anglican Bishop time his When, some afterwards, Lordship of

went

to

the the

King

London

trial

the

French.

and

The

have

been

than

of

a

courtier,

soldiers, trouble. also had

had

he

who1

Bishop

of

Holland

how

he

"

Lecky,

told

families

seen

Mass

re

assailed

with

drunken

by the

every

species from

and troops daughters of indignity, bru

wives

and

which

those

could

gentlemen

the him

character of the Protes

says

and

of

his'

Protes "

them." Sir

sa.vr

—

neither other

rescue

ftinonilfl.r

man

towards

the

had

from

outrage, remonstrances, nor

of to

appears honest

King that

Dickson,

Down,"

turning peaceably out provocation to and

to

as

on

own Majesty's him had given of Down Bishop

was

Dr.

"

of

him invasion

his

Anglican

Lord

a.

assured the behaved

testified

tant

is

and

said,

The

troops.

tant

frank

It

these

tality

who

a

levee

a

with

Bishop, of

more

troops gentlemen.

exposed

attended

his Majesty condoled he had suffered in the

Tnnp.1i

It

"Rp.r-

4/

rington,

"that

in

conflict,

the

storming

all

the of

uniformly

were

Though

of of

the vil

respected

by

ferocity and

towns

ladies

numerous

into their occasionally power, they or mis experienced any incivility But the in conduct. our foreign troops not illservice (Hompesch's) only brutally but treated, occasionally shot, gentle A married women. very respectable in Enniscorthy the woman (Mrs. Stringer, wife of an attorney), was wantonly shot at her own window by a German, in cold The blood. rebels her husband (though was a royalist) a short time after took some of those and soldiers foreign prisoners, as they told them to piked them all, 'just —

teach

them

The

how

Rev.

following, state "Two

to

shoot

ladies.'

Mr.

the Gordon recounts the illustrates greatly of at the that time: country to coming' a brake or yeomen, and of a small bushes, observing if as some were persons hiding which

there, shot

was

loud

shriek

them

fired

into

answered

of

by a

most The

one

of

a

child.

and

the

piteous

and

it,

other

yeoman

then urged by his companion to fire and less but a gentleman, ferohe, being of the con instead commanded cius, firing to when cealed a poor appear, persons and woman clmdren, almost eignt naked, of whom was one severely wounded, came the from trembling brake, where they had for secreted themselves But safety." is needless to it recall the harrowing de was

of

year the under

For

motion,

Lord

Fitzwilliam, action that the revolutionary began among From of Ireland. the Roman Catholics moment the word never that separation, of before, dreamed by degrees insinuated Ill

hack'd

fit

clump

ear

it

—

and tainted

never

Bill

got the

"

nature

coarser

Those

fell

his

25.

February

on

"

women lages, the insurgents.

coronation oath. was a communication to Pitt to Lord Fitzwilliam, which from nobleman that replied by handing finally He had in in arrived his resignation. His 4. resignation Dublin on January sent

—

—

a however, the opposing to Lon a protest and declared

with

inconsistent The upshot

be

by injustice

—

anuaiuu

into

forced

been

into existence was disappointment treated as rebellion— and, by being hounded down the as rebels, were people driven to the rebel. Beresford obtained and the object of his aspirations, warning was more than justified. given by Grattan that as to the deeds took the place of the and recommended "delicacy management" it is hardly to as I have by Pitt for, said, be credited that had meant to the minister modes that were ac suggest the infamous the tools his Govern of tually employed understood the hint ment to according

yeomanry,

Lord

act

had

which

and Parlia

nrsu

was

life,

and

like

emancipation, of

tion

French

existing

would

of

law."

a

—

first

the

reform

a

of point two great

in

were,

as

that At at Liver the

the

on

the

was cup drink

to

to

Gladstone

problem.

place

the

that

the bloody house of authority,

winking

respecters

the Govern of English to Ireland Fitzwilliam came and to solve desire resolution the His difficulties by doing justice.

don.

a

well no as as Pitt, doubt, per the should temper of the times unchecked be allowed to the re proceed and which form had been the emancipation of the Irishmen United primary object must be eventually In a legisla gained. tive union as we have only by which, that the Irish Pitt believed Catholics seen, remain in a and must hopeless helpless could they hope for a perpetua minority tion of their Ex time-honored privileges. treme conditions to check were necessary and the movement to they dreaded, place the feared legislation they beyond the the reach of possibility by destroying legis lature by which possibly it might eventu be the disaffec ally passed. Consequently

their

official

1795, January, Dublin as Lord-

tenure

problem

would

ll/SUil.

their ascen maintain to admit willing They were quite dancy. to their a position of Catholic countrymen them. with This, in fact, was the equality of the of United the society primary end in connection with which the Irishmen, and insurrection afterwards occurred, for whose served as an excuse existence of the it. The foundation society exciting it took was 1791, when place in October. laid Tone, a Protestant, in Bel by Wolf a Protestant It fast, stronghold. first "as its prin adopted," says Lecky, that the three resolutions asserting ciples in the influence govern weight of English is so great to ment of this as re country union all the people quire a cordial among

weening

o

his

acknowledged Tn in

popular

i

"

fluential

from

was

Catholic

of

leave

and management" great delicacy thrown at not was away. It, probably to indirect modes of pro least, pointed fain believe that cedure, though we would of the brutal the Minister had no suspicion that at methods were length adopted. themselves, to Irish Protestants however, in do them rate, an justice— or, at any with

Oi'ff.norfirnfin

—

In nineties. replyhis in Excellency's,

as

hliA

with whom been made, of Beresford was Cooke, the Under-Secretary, coupled at once thus dismissed the officials sending the The their across channel. complaints to receive Lord-Lieutenant agreed petitions and in the space for Catholic emancipation, or two of a week they poured in so numer that the signa the Parliament ously upon then to 500,000. tures amounted attached Grattan obtained Encouraged by all this

"

wrote

is of

has of

been made to the follows The idea fermentation present gradually of an union both to think bringing parties in with this has been long my country dare flatter mind. with I, hardly myself but I believe the hope of its taking place, not to be iaccomit, though itself easy' for other to be the only solution plished, of difficulties. The. admission and greater the to a share of could Catholics suffrage not then be The Protestant dangerous. of and interest in point property, power, establishment be would church secure, the of the because decided majority would be supreme Legislature necessarily of and the Protestant, argu great ground would be ment the of Catholics on part with the rest of done away, as, compared the Empire, a minority. they would become when and to this You will judge whom, idea It must can be confided. certainly and require great delicacy management that it is at least but I am heartily glad To ensure the Protes in your thoughts." tant therefore, was, evidently ascendancy first His too, the Minister's object. hint,

which

the

The

with

may a,

about

by Mr.

second

reflection ment.

ireui

uuy

of

tentions

breathe

judged by Pitt imperative be brought about should

the

and

?"

thunder

that

Commissioner

brought

brief

historically Grattan

ready

mind

again organ-pipe

An

Why

the

bid

to

instrument

had

England

strain,

.

the Or wake wonder,

no

results.

dashed it and ruthlessly rudely' to the ground, in obedience to the wild and intimation of Irish an faction." dangerous have in however, we heard of Pitt's What,

unfinished

the

finish

conclusions

be

to

Roman

ment.

—

is

of

was

who

His alluded

it

pool, liament

the

up oratory

must

moment for golden he said, in moment,"

is

Where

that

trial

Lieutenant. has been

Time

silenced.?

must

to crush them. steps might be taken of the nevertheless, loyalty people,

solving

But

the

dismissed

uttered them has done its

take

its

foe

—

Lord

-

;

of

nf

tested it severely. arrived Fitzwilliam

British

such and

loftriat

f.lia

a

the British strain— again to glorify its advocacy of justice

effect

friend be First

might

Beresford,

have

been

whose

come

bore

relentlessly. statesman to

es

named draper a Presbyterian

but

object,

statesmen one British of the age scholars deep and brilliant in an a English —addressing meeting well words considered, city. They were with well delivered delibera-r weighed, and tion. Brave words Can in we,' they were. the of whoSe were cause country they that the reflect without "emotion spoken, that the silver voice, trumpet of the orator has

also

the

on a political place Catholics that them, showed they had

meantime, of how suspicion

The

most

work

of

of organ Star, was at Belfast,

Northern

both

that

most the of

—

a

Catholics,

measure

restored but Fitzwilliam, position by Lordsucceeding by Lord Camden, the had a wish that his Lieutenant, expressed should proceed to open rebellion, opponents he said, that in order, they might be met Grattan had warned the face to face. to Catholics avoid republican principles that and French warning them politics, to Govern being represented they were in state of rebellion, in order ment as a

pro

be attended for humours

others, that

ceived

consti

within the

on

understand

But

Lord

Government of that about the Union with Ire of the land in the teeth and in despite from statesman of every Liberal protest end to the other." one of the country dema These the not of some were words, rash for some or interested gogue, trying, of Irish work on the end, to feelings the which period brought

ment

who

But vile

than

the

forming

AVVfVUMV

more

to

their

...

break

To

being the son of Nielson, obtained The movement among and in the Presbyterian body a numerous fluential a number of the large support ministers most popular Presbyterian being its active as the members. Although, too, historian says, their object was not Catho but lic re emancipation, parliamentary of the oligarchical form, and the overthrow their and English ascendancy, acceptance of a Union tor the accomplish necessary

"PfiunniiQ

PoffViA.

take

And,

is

minister.

evident.

bloody

more

liberal An

year, woollen

a

That,

"

proceeding.

not

by

"

of their noble

were

they

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