The Record Newspaper 28 May 1898

Arcade

..Amy

Carroll's

was

expression countenance,

on

she

as

listening

Wentworth.

Perth,

in

Jewellers

W.A.),

her

lover,

John

had

been

indo

over

Tennyson's

PROMPTLY

REPAIRS

&

ATTENDED

SATISFACTORILY

the

M'DOWELL Timber

Jarrah

and

Wellington

:

lover

hardworking

holiest

PROPRIETORS

OF

STEAM

Perth.

DRAKE'S

SAWMILLS,

Telephone

467.

w.

A:

but

BROOK.

"

"

.

Caulfield Melbourne

She did

was

a

what

Amy,

asked

anxiously. Nothing,"

she

-

"

fire

a

Wentworth steps,

towards

and the

tone

HUGHES

rtf

\Tftw

Qrtii+li

VA

AIVU

wv/u-bXA

High

J.

Business

gained

be

the

best

in

clients

Country

houses

with

in

where

us

we

may

go

distant. ture out

dashing Rouses.

there,"

be of

nearly round the Men

she

entire

Table

Coffee, And

all fire

some

enable

them

to

OF

OUR

QUALITY

Dairy BE

entrusted

large

for

their

Produce,

us

will

&

receive

General

Special

EAST,

Groceries

attention.

PERTH.

furni

shriek

GLASS,

&

Co.,

or

some

ran

in

all

Novelties

in

DRAKE and

Ironmongers &

BUILDERS'

GENERAL

REQUISITES, ROLLED

Agents

Merr

Table

:

their

up

men

chil

treasure,

directions,

cannot

live

No.

wrestled

in

It

seemed

hours

& IRONMONGERY,

"

first

Are you his

porting

BOHEMIAN WATER

&c.

See

to

her

the

her

of prayer. before

John Some

cask.

to his side. hurt ?" she'

asked,

sup

head.

" " I believe he gasped the not," In five excitement makes me weak. more would minutes the powder have caught fire !" A shudder ran through the crowd the at of the devastation thought they had escaped. " Oh hands !" exclaimed your

JUGS Prices.

our

STUBBS, 351

and

you," agony

;

AND

Decorations,

Importers,

carrying

an

;

270.

FANCY

without

soul

Amy was

;

Latest

sounded

like back, the, fugitives glancing saw a Lot's and raising wife, him, wild huzza, heartily returned to aid him. the The moment powder was out of danger, John sank exhausted, and the crowd rushed up, overflowing and but with curiosity gratitude

STREET.

EARTHENWARE, VASES STANDS,

FLOWER

terror

snatdhed household

of

Perth.

Arcade,

MURRAY Telephone

CHINA,

of

women

for

spectacle

DYNON

236

your

—

opticianmaankd

Royal

M'Ness's

for

" come !" cried her Amy, come mother. she answered mechani Yes," but stood still cally, watching John enter the house. He disappeared— to fall— the roof seemed ready Any and him lost, thought reproached " I was so herself. and wayward, him. Oh, John, my darling, grieved

ADDRESS—

Clarke,

JOHN

GLASS to

:

house.

Grocery

experience, and City

Sight-Testing

Alfred

Run

!

forgot

dren

I

an

carrying and of the burning building water upon the neighbouring Carroll and Mrs. Amy

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Co, Adelaide.)

Popular

MAINTAINED. to

ST.

her

aid

wife.

matter to have

"

HIGH

Delicacies,

HAY

814

17

the villagers a few streets

were

and

Crawford

satisfaction.

Order

every

will

NOTE

Mr.

said

out,"

his

!"

emerged

rapidly-

things to

cheerily

;

;

to

the

most

and and frightened bewildered, seeking a place of safety. Amy felt John Wentworth wring him hus? her hand, heard whisper Heaven kily, "Amy, go quickly saw bless and my you, darling!" him towards the darting burning

!"

found

the

at

They found gathered

went

;.sh'e-.-

Agent.

IMPORTERS,

of

(late

clear

I

DOHENY,

Gibson). J P. DOHENY

Australia,

THE

the strode

men

We've got the owner much Tisn't

lives A and

the Mr. having succeeded Gallagher, above conducted by Messrs. Hughes and Doheny, whose

will

at 5.

Retail).

& and

Foy

5.

25,000

P. Dohent

down

Amy

fire.

let

perhaps the sufferers."

row

ran

5.

Irn-'

o vvaioo

and

GROQERS and (Wholesale

of

at

25,000

.Fremantle,

Street,

.

Mr.

called

quickly

miners',

hastily two the

at

12,500

freez-

Carroll

come

the

June. 5.

at Flemington.

he

?"

ist

July

re

'bout the old I'll build a new shanty. house a leetle that is all." A sooner, flashed over his sudden pallor he and shouted swarthy face, " there's half Good heavens a hundred cask of powder in the pantry

:

Caulfield.

ist,

CASH

(late

—

gazing flames.

Amy,

"

in

room,

opposite mother increasing

.

T.

Teas,

answered,

Wentworth,

there's

"

5.

at

15th,

"Roril/

and

matter

Mr.

moment

At that excited an

the

is

ingly. in

Augusta

felt.

"

"

;

at

HUGHES J.

plans mine,

Run

3>ooo

November

run

WILLIAMS,

PREMIER

little and girl, lover with her but there' was manner and a that he noticed

sensible her

dissatisfied thoughts in her an indifference in her tone petulance

.and

his

LIST

at Port

October

run

WILL

trouble

not

of

of the prospects of Sir Launcelot haunted her ?

and of the while visions Galahad ,;Sir

Cup, Cup,

C.

intelligent,

relation

to his-

"

she

mother,"

!

Avviviuiiwj

of

patieiitly

PRIZE

Foundation Handicap, Port Augusta Cup, run

with

came

cordially.

cried

Perth.

Barrack-st.,

I

plied,

CHARLES).

J.

MONSTER

an

sort whose greatman, every-day to succeed was in his est ambition a home and to make business cosy How could she listen for his Amy.

pro and the the group

here?" exclaimed you seeing her there for the

time.""

first

T 1 T T E R s A: L L 'S

109

;

,

was

of women.

"Amy, Wentworth,

(C/o

engi picturesque,

neatly-dressed,

a

orily1

.the length building unsafe to enter, slowly edged towards

men

"

moonlight, a heroic never performed never on went chival deed, never— for battled the fair. rous quests, nor wanted a hero-lover— chival She and he was daring rous, knightly,

fanning he "but

some

"No thing mockingly whispered, for there was not heroism in that, the least danger." Nevertheless she watched her lover's cool and ener movements with admiration, getic and gave little heed to the disjointed her. chat around

At

mining

He looked quite in himself the

?

neer

her

was

as a easy baby." kindled, but eyes

nounced

circumstanced? what

out

me

Amy's

CO.,

Merchants,

King Streets,

gettin'

out first mammy at her glancing affectionately old bed-ridden mother. chimed in the invalid, "Yes," " Wentworth car my boy and Mr.

TO.

&

ex house," Mrs. Carroll, most the things

to

They carried

out. of all,

ried

JOSEPH

the

save

woman

plained but they're

.

And

They can't

"

and her afternoon, seemed realities prosaic compared her The with ideals. shimmering and the soft zephyrs, per moonlight fumed with the breath of June roses failed to cast their usual -and lilies, glamour around her. her an' in There was upheaval Her nature clamoured for a soul. life removed from the commonplace, untarnished of by the actualities with romance and filled and labour, babble The and. childish luxury. from the miners' up floating laughter on struck her? discordantly cottages romance What and poetry was ear. there among: those. women, absorbed, and those in household cares, grimy ? hard-handed men those men True, sometimes met terrors in the mines, no more meditated upon but they and stolidly them than oxen, plodded for bread. the race on Why could a been born not she have princess, of the mine instead of the daughter rank without and superintendent, without wealth, though comfortably

skirts. "

attention to their and to assure old friends Desire to draw Change of Address, them will that the attention to all orders entrusted be still same careful and customers will bear the All articles of manufactured on maintained. the premises Jewellery carat. standard 15, 18, etc., stamp guaranteed of makers Stock WATCHES and CLOCKS by the: most celebrated A'Magnificent in great hand. Beautiful etc., now on Rings, Bracelets, Brooches, variety.

the

all

poems

and

'

her

She

dreaming

lently

Street,

of Watchmakers

.

sat

to

Firm

..to the group join standing the mistress of the cottage, a and with babe in her arms sitting two children to frightened clinging

-

dissatisfied '

A

GALAHAD.

R.C.

hastened

around

-

SIR

Barrack

Buildings, (The Oldest

CO.

—

A

AND

FOUCHARB

'

M.

STORY.

OUR

Hay

BRASS

Perth.

Street,

FITTINGS

&

!

PLUMBERS

I

Amy pityingly.

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

Danks &. Son, Ltd., Melbourne; John Alston's Windmills;! weather & Sons', London, Fire Brigade Appliances'. Telephone for

I

He held them up, horribly burned, '" The cask was but he only said, hot."

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few minutes John to walk to Mr.

where

Amy

In

a

recovered the

'bandaged

hands. did you John, risked?"

IRISH

LOCAL

ANTRIM. much

how

know

—

" in a second it all Yes, I realised to but I determined up my give small possi for the chance of escape others. the Amy, of saving bility did you not go with the rest ? why " while I not seek safety could

in

were

you

;

October gina,

"Sir

Galahad

behalf

on

THE

REMARKABLE MR. SAMUEL

AN

ASTOUNDING BY BILE READ

The Mr.

was

a

of

Loss

and various Shoulders, months of During twelve lost 561bs. in weight, Fisher

gave case,

however,

ever

he

up marvellous

and in

was

too

that

restored

to

Bile

to

your

to-day

Beans

really in

his

well

as

he

says

Fisher's

:—

Newcastle, 8, 1898.

Company,

affords

much

me

plea of value of idea

to

the medical the and, -with

I write to my fellow-sufferers, what For a long you they did for me. ill bad time I had been so that very my it. friends thought I would not get over not I lost could my appetite, sleep for toll

—

got

My life Waratah,

Anyone

in

tell

I

you

was

a

between

a

misery

was

My

doctor

said

but

business

vented

me

so

I

tried

so

"

and

where I sufferer for

a

with

morning

every

change,

months. for

up chest

the

I

and

occupies a similar position British America Corporation,

the to

me.

resided,

can

over

twelve

ought

to

affairs

doing.

Vice-Regal

Lady Cadogan

patient medicines I felt that walk-

a

pitals

to

regal

Lodge.

a

own

a

failthe.

to

yield of the

I

shop. tinued

fall

to

los in.

561bs.

12

the

beneficiaires

Journalists.-under the

late

Sir

John

Arnott,

the

Irish

Tim£s,

con

away,

ing

Fortunate

months.

Acting

ad I

vice

J.

ing and Beans, to as my tonishment condition continued

my I

and

make

to

im

greatly

was

the

use

them,

of

after a long short, story I boxes I am as well as ever was in my life. I can and eat, sleep well, All without get about fatigue. pains have, and friends I vanished, look re my say well. I am known about markably well a and in of Newcastle, spirit gratitude will be pleased to answer re any questions my recovery. Yours gratefully, a

few

however,

"SAMUEL Beans

F.

H.

sale

agents

are

FISHER."

efforts

an

Faulding

and

Co., Australia.

sole

for

past the condition Western

Mr.

£10,000,

Mr; 6,000; Mr. T. 5,000

and

;

bishop.-Father Alexander Rector of Christie, O.S.b., St. has been Stephen's, Minneapolis, named by the Holy Father Bishop of Vancouver.

B TUBE

ABSOLUTELY

JOINS. HEAT-PROOF.

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inadequate

as

it

is

for

relief.

their

knowledge of

of

For

months

the

horrible

a

istence.

Oblate Fathers On Tuesday, even Oblate Fathersing, April 19, the and O'Brien Ring, Nicoll, O'Reilly, welcome from the had a hearty on of Inchicore their good people arrival from America. Since last October the missionaries have been duties of engaged in the arduous their in various centres holy calling of Catholic life in the New from

A New

as

is

of the large proportion has been patent population to everyone expect the Castle autho denied the rities, who, having first been at existence of distress, have ex to admit its length compelled

whole

Western Be sure Take you get the genuine. that the is nothing chemist says as "just but which is an inferior article on good," which he gets a larger profit.

&.

left

editor,

James

and were it not for the ex men of philanthropic-minded and women of every and men creed and class the starving of the peasants be beyond the reach West would now of Mr. Balfour's tardy and miserable

for undoubted specific De Biliousness, Headache, Indigestion, Female Liver Ailments, Trouble, bility, etc. be Costiveness, Piles, They may at all obtained Is. 3d. chemists, price per box.

of Car-

dilatory, ertions

"

Bile

of the

—

days proved. taking

will

Tardy Charity. Private charity has at last shamed the Castle authori ties to do something for the practical unfortunate of the West of people whose sufferings have wrung Ireland, the hearts of thousands in Great Britain and Ireland. Their action,

emi-nla

a.

of

Scott,

Arrival of America.

—

of

estates E.

Surgeon

S.

that he would have restored evicted tenants on his estates

O'Grady, the

at Ballybehy, Abbeyfeale. of a settlement were,

All hopes however, abandoned when were taken graziers as usual on the evicted farms a few days ago. On Sunday a number of on went the evicted farms people and drove the graziers off the lands in

directions

all

the

over

country,,

the wildest in the excitement With the of locality. exception those on the O'Grady estate, all the evicted tenants in this have parish been reinstated, mainly through the efforts of Rev. Father Casey, P.P., causing

Abbeyfeale. LOUTH. Cardinal Logue on Temperance. —On Friday, April 1 5, His Eminence Cardinal words of Logue spoke wisdom to the members of a temper ance association in town the of a The locality is sober Drogheda. one compared with some urban larger centres, but the advice tendered by Ireland's will reach the only Cardinal remotest and wilL part of the country, bear good fruit. So much has been said since the days of Father Mathew of the alcoholic against the use drug that it is hardly to discover possible fresh

a

argument against intemper wasEminence, however,

His

ance.

when he convincing the necessity auditors a condition of religious

impressive

and

urged

his

upon

of sobriety and life,

as

absolutely of

enjoyment fllQf »

w

GALWAY. Strange Finds in Loughrea The recent fine weather has been taken advantage of by the contractor at of the new cathedral Loughrea to forward the work with all Dossible While the excavations, despatch. were in progress dis the workmen a human covered which skeleton, must been buried for have there A of rather ages. huge lantern —

also primitive design was unearthed, which created considerable curiosity and not a little inasmuch amusement, as was the lantern in undoubtedly tended to be carried by hand, while at the same time it is nearly three feet high, and of solid heavy work manship, with a place for a candle in its interior. capacious

to

He

did

nlamonf

onir

VUUW

essential

health.

the: not

r\£

WlWlAJVslll

VSJL

IVOO'

than

strict

tem

»lljr

important Drink perance. one of the greatest Irishmen kept from be most successful,

undoubtedly

was

of

curses.

If"

drink they would and would in. most come to the front.. occupations At the same His time Eminence that Irishmen in this recognised matter of drink were greatly wrongedthat He believed if they took up any book of statistics would find they that there was evil less of that really of drunkenness in Ireland than pre vailed in other countries.

PureBlood is

the

of good

source

Avar's

health.

Sarsanarilla

Among

;

tak Bile

in

A.

late

more

in the

Edmund Murray, A. Stoddart, sub-editor, "4,000 Mr. J. E. Scott, £1,000.

com

menced

has been

who

lyle,

a

on

friend's

the

the

to

succeeding

father,

uwaav

Ltd.

proprietor Mr.

axe

his

dis

to the expectant people who to shout gathered to

Dublin,

Loliovp

Condescension. issued an invita in the Dublin hos at the Vice party

garden

had

of

These good the urgent of one Boston request pastors that they should remain to give the to of a mission his people. blessings the In a little while they will rejoin Inchicore staff. Almost immediately after their arrival at Inchicore the were waited on Fathers by the members of the Association of the had Immaculate who Conception, an address of welcome to prepared the Fathers. The presentation took of a very place in the presence large of people, who exhibited gathering unbounded and enthusiastic delight at having Father Ring and the mem bers of the community who accom panied him amongst them.

has

nurses

Fathers

somewhat

AhAvniPf

M

B.

the

to

.

<£

tion

cead

mille

a

DUBLIN.

go

Inchicore,

of

pre

many

like

appointment

he has made his last words, apinto comDearance." and has retired seclusion. It must be in parative to to know Irishmen that teresting the his lordship's authoress mother, " the of ballads, Katie's popular " Terence's Letter," Farewell, "The Irish Farewell," Emigrant's was a granddaughter famous pf'the orator and author, Richard Brinsley now in Sheridan. His is lordship financial himself in matters, teresting and is chairman of the London and Globe Finance Limited, Corporation,

cannot

benefitting

headache,

his

use

and

surprise

"

Sydney.

as testify Bile Beans,

in pains shoulders.

to

Now, however,

zens.

remedy

Bile Beans, the Mr. health.

was

"

It

—

A

as

"January Manufacturing

Gentlemen,

sure

illness Mr. his and his friends

Hamilton,

"

"

Chest ailments.

other

He

follows

as

Cleary-street,

"To

is

life.

.of

In

in

recovery. been effected

he

his

highly, him

reads "

has

cure

speak letter

his

hope of

from received Newcastle's has been years Pains

first

was 1850 the present representative the of created Baron Clandeboye and in United 1871 was Kingdom, and Viscount created Earl of Dufferin His lordship has served Clandeboye. his Queen faithfully and with great success in many of her vast portions was turn UnderHe in empire. of State for Chan India, Secretary cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, of Canada, 1872Govern or- General Ambassador at St. Petersburg, 78, at Paris. When leav Ambassador he severed his ing the last- mentioned with connection affairs, public welfare of in the though his interest or on one two Belfast caused him occasions since to relax the strict some and take in of the rule, part festive of the citi large gatherings

OF

Headaches,

Appetite,

and

all

a

of

one

.

created Robert Blackwood, who was a baronet on 1st A step 1763. July, in 1800 was obtained with the title In Baron Dufferin and Clandeboye.

LETTER.

who for men, sufferer from

terrible somnia.

I

EFFECTED CURE BEANS.

letter following Samuel Fisher,

GeorArchibald

of

three The daughters living. the to be ennobled family

of

CASE FISHER.

FISHER'S

MR.

prominent

—

married

and

yours Exchange.

'

1826, Harriet

of

to

his life offered

gave

but you quest, of humanity."

distin

Lordship

Rowan-Hamilton, Esq., of Killyleagh Co. Down, and has four sons Castle,

Amy ?"

phantom

21st,

June

1862, 23rd, eldest daughter

of

His

all

—

Why,

ranks

Irishmen.

born

was

the

in

eminently guished

peril."

next him The day she told about her dreaming and discontent the evening before, adding " hero than I am of my prouder would be of Sir Galahad." "

Irish their or emigrants, worthy who were roused descendants, easily to religious fervour and enthusiasm of Irish by the exhortations priests fresh from the old land. The Fathers to bear joyous the vigo testimony and rous faith of the sterling piety In most of the missions emigrants. the work in the church began at five or in the morning, and ended at ten eleven o'clock at night. The news to the to hand bear witness papers and zeal labours of self-sacrificing the all and furnish Fathers, many of priests and proofs of the gratitude The absence of Father people. and Father was a Brady Stanley

Dufferin. The of Marquis the The Right Honourable Marquis of Dufferin and Ava stands out pre

—

you

cities of New In the great and York, Boston, Pittsburg, as in smaller they Chicago, towns, of found themselves in the midst

poor,

blistered "

World.

NEWS.

Carroll's,

KERRY.

Makes the

A

Distressed Country. It is a far cry from Donegal in the North to Sneem in but distress, Kerry, keen and bitter, is the of all portion the people who live on the seaboard In acknow between the two places. the of assistance ledging receipt from the Cork Father Committee, of Sneem, writes Mangan, the P.P. " The distress in this I is, parish to say, acute and wide-spread. regret From till I have morning night for relief, and on applications yester the officers were day relieving for outdoor besieged by applicants relief. While those donations of the meet charitable to most may help cannot be de urgent cases, they pended upon to adequately cope with the distress general prevailing." Father that "the Mangan adds and the Government Government, —

pure nerves,

tite, and

strengthens

blood,

sharpens that life

removes

the

tired worth

appe feeling,,

makes livingof people have Thousands testi to virtue of fied the healing Their Ayer's let Sarsaparilla. ters in every come post. There's no at theory. attempt They all. assert the great fact, "Ayer's. cured me." Sarsaparilla

—

\

alone,

The

can

a

apply of this

truth

sufficient

Weak, Weary Women who vexed eases

of

gratefully you

wish

perfect

a

to

by become experience, and and the take healthy strong, great strength giver and bloodIf

cure.

profit

their

purifier

AVER'S

more

action.

common

write

bed ridden,, scrofulous taint, afflicted with dis to their sex,

a

emaciated,

remedy. growing

is opinion So is apparent day after day. the determination of the Government to maintain its attitude of callous and criminal indifference. Well, meets Parliament this and evening, Mr. Balfour will soon get another of his in opportunity defending

been

have with

Sarsaparilla .-Bewabb

of

Sarsaparilla and

blown

imitations. The .name is on the prominent of each bottle. glass .

sufficiently

—

in

—

Ayor'a wrapper

the

—

LIMERICK.

The Graizers Tenants. Our writes pondent on Mr. pected

and

—

—

AVERS PILLS, SUGAR-COATED, EASY TOTAKE

the

Abbeyfeale It had Stamer

Evicted corres

been

ex

O'Grady,

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is ;

M'Carthy. Justin health Justin McCarthy's to at improve Westgate where

has been

he

He and

autumn.

strength,

staying

has is

-

continues on Sea, -

able

to

in

walks of bracing:

considerable air

of

Westgate.

M'Carthy

has

also

been

tinue

literary

;

his

gained enjoy

steadily now

the

since

length

to

able

the Mr.

;

to .

badge

fies

him

of for

good

conduct

disquali-

from

obtaining

ever

good, conduct given gratuity man on leaving

medal, to

every

taking

and

of and

the fur

post of whether Mr. these punish

effect.

Mr.

will inert

the

of the

number

of

Freeman

"

ness

in

Ireland

the

1st

March,

A

return arrests for

cor

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to

three

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Riding, Tipperary, South 9.2 85 Riding, Tyrone, Waterford, Westmeath, 75 49 60. Wexford, 17; Wicklow, Total, This invidious return was 2728." at the Mr. instance of presented of Ballykilbeg, with an eye Johnson, perary

;

the

second

under

reading

of

which

Sunday

the

;

;

Irish

Bill, Closing on on the second Wednesday after that It is rather Easter. surprising Mr. amiable fanaticism, Johnson's the which takes form of invariably comes

the

nrsl

oil

compound.

influence

of

lic

Celt.

the

land

of

exaggerating

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early

which

is

j

.

:

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lose to

B. Horses,

National Library of Australia

CASTIEAU Harness,

Vehicles

of

all

Adelaide, 6th,

January

on

withhold my testi of Clements Tonic.

longer

my present age, from very seriously manifested in itself

1 suffered

41,

which

constant

—

last drowsiness, which headaches, from me prevented

splitting

absolutely to

business.

my

faith

in

in

I

not

I

the

acivice

proressionai

drugs without six

had

medicines, except by the leading doctors, a of large spent portion any

prescribed consequently

anci

benefit.

permanent

months

when

since,:

on

a

enemy,

into Tonic.

me

pre

feeling it only relieved, thought friend my induced temporary. However, for a me to continue little and I longer, confess with that must how deep gratitude for six months I have of had no symptoms the old trouble. I can get through my but

work

then

even

without

and

difficulty,

I trust that again. relief. gain the same Yours

other

feel

young

sufferers

may

.

faithfullv. L.

THOS.

Land,

D'ARGY

T.

FORREST.

of

an

opportunity

the

contempt

the

O'TOOLE, and

Estate,

Commission

I

Agent,

|

faults

Angas-street, writes

fusel

These haters of ingrained that feeds them never weary the

Tonic,

old compelled holiday, by my a friend worried Indigestion, fairly a few doses of Clements taking will and Against my long-standing I forced to admit was judice

;

his threw

efficacy manhood until

forms

About

i

i

of

Bridgetown.

G-ifford-road, j

I

B. &B. Contains

"Jumbo" More

Outfit

than

2 of

Any

Other.

i

1

Estates

Splendid i—

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:

income my chemists'

more

the

mony

I cannot as to the

and

got a because

intemperance,

T. Forrest, Australia,

and ing frequently attending

English

head have

L.

various

Ireland's bad name like T. W. is also due to men Russell, W! Johnston, M.P., and other AngloIrish and Scotch haters of the Catho

;

;

to

;

;

North

for

name

the

he

»

slightest those

statistics prove there is more than in Ireland

regard to beer, gulp gallons per the Irish. Irishmen

took

Indigestion,

are and not peasantry irregular, drinkers. It is continuous generally in at' fairs and markets they indulge which are stimulants maddening be and pois new, cause they are coarse, concoctions. What hastens onous the bad work of and completes unlike the whL'-ey is the fact that, eat the Irish EnT ish, people rarely when they are in a joyous mood, and

;

Louth, 51 Meath, Mayo, .38 60 Monaghan, 33 Queen's, Roscommon, 50 TipSligo, 47 31 49

drunk

aside, Clements

1897

the ;

;

;

spirit

England

When

prejudice

South

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with

in

whilst,

people

;

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in

even

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;

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)

prescribed.

him,

Mr.

some

faith what

no

but

worried

now

ex

countrymen.

quite agree Government Logue.

;

|

afford

Undeserved

period

;

;

is

it

had

friend

object

kingdoms. in Wales,

for drunkenness and England on

own

verse

issued.

;

the

all

arrests

;

;

return

a

be resisted

drunken

Sundays between the 1896, and 30th

;

a

doctors

to

Sundays, is which

!

Business.

and Sceptical, medicines any

Was in

it

manner on

should

their

on

815 Belfast, 442 Cork, 303 In Limerick 123 Waterford, 119. the counties Antrim has 249 Carlow, Cavan, 41 Armagh, 94 3 Cork East Riding, Clare, 75.; 292 West Cork Donegal, Riding, 93 Fer Down, 201 Dublin, 139 52 Galway East Riding, managh, 27 61 Kerry, 45; Galway West Riding Kildare, 158; 72; Kilkenny,. 58;' 56 Leitrim, 25 Limerick, King's 113; Londonderry, 69; Longford,

that

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showing

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remarkable of Ireland

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per-

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is

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in

of

of Indigestion Incapacitated

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other

by

extent

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has just of piece

following

the

of country product,

obtain

to

Scotland, would doubtless

of

Johnson London

him

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,

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j

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—

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ought

present

lfiitting

;

,

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Shamrock

a

the

The

respondent published information

was

j

is some ones. He fresh undertake; most anxious to return to personally his Parliamentary and he feels duties, that he is unable to take part keenly of the party of which he in the work but his was so long chairman, has the medical adviser forbidden idea of his residing in London.

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hope for

April,

con-

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be found

the.

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be,

Astute The Ballykilbeg.

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sailors

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Mr. F. X. Usage.— J. to ask in Parliament O'Brien intends before the Channel whether, Squad ron left for Gibraltar for a fortnight's a cruise few weeks Admiral ago, allowed the Protestant Stephenson

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a

loads,

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and

as

that

—

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fish.

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say Let

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didn

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of

letters!

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Charlie, Billets-doux at my time

Not overdue.

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milk

man

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understand to law about

that that go was left Have you. Bloomfield lawyer? have. He owns the :

that property you a smart I You bet

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we

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men

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grudge against

get

a

bicycle.

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;

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medical remedies are obtain new Apothecaries premises, Perth Sandover's). (opposite

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paper,

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a Some of them are hair-line square, a or a check, plain ground with a is brocade The entire skirt figure. of the plaid which in silk, reappears the yoke. The rest of the bodice is of plain silk like the dark ground of the plaid. Slashes are made in front of lighter silk, harmonising with the main colour of the brocade design.

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The Scotch

—

a plays very impor tant the inspiration part in supplying for fashionable to headgear intended add to the attractiveness of really faces. The Scotch cap up youthful one to date is a very different to that some or even known fifty years since, in the days of its fashionable revival some To years thirty ago. begin there is a with, perfectly straight foundation then on one side of this is a pleated crown of velvet or some other after the fashion material, known as the Tam o' Shanter. This, however, completely droops away from the succession of bows and feathers the most modern evolution of the cachepeiyne which rests on " a most the hair, thereby giving tip—

—

:

"

tilted

to

appearance

trimming

a

that really rests the quite firmly head on a foundation. A straight hat is of dark green velvet, pretty bordered with a band of pale blue which also forms a series bengaline, of bows underneath a cluster of green shaded and spangled cock's feathers, than which there is no more popular for trimming headgear. Many of these are richly and glitter jewelled, with incrustations of all and sorts, with their to every move adaptation ment of the wearer, seem to be almost characteristic of her mood. on

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WINTER-

ITS

THEREFORE,

Rheumatism,

Sciatica,

Neuralgia,

RACKED

IN

HIM.

BEWARE

TERRORS

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HAS

FOR

Cure

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of

him to by whom

endeared

to

of friends he was, in an trusted exceptional quite degree, and loved. And his great kindliness led him to in lessening do so much the difficulties and sorrows of those that with whom he came in contact circle

in

more

—

city

iamilv

a

manv

the

throughout

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nhilosophv

which

he

entered

Jesus,

being

then

spent

at

in

seventeenth

his

whence,

the

in

the

Jesuits

to

fly

England.

.

He

great eight of theology Wales', and

'

years. in S.

After

a

course

North he'.was ordained in Maynooth Laval, in 1859. He subsequently in taught and after a year Limerick, spent in to Rome was succeed his appointed P ather Edward as brother, Kelly, Rector of the in Jesuit College Limerick. He held this important which for eight years, position during the beautiful Church he built of the and left such a record Sacred Heart, of work done, not only in the school, the pulpit but and the confessional, and distress also in relief of suffering Father name that and Kelly's are held in benediction still memory then. He by those that knew him in 1872, returned to Gardiner street and remained there till his appointBeuno's,

!

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as

relief Spain expeditions of Irish the; persecuted rescue and the Ulster Catholics, princes and and O'Neill O'Donnell as O'Sullivan of Beara turned with much affection towards it as to Rome. are a wards We not little that Mr. Dillon surprised John have the should ancient forgotten kindliness of Spain whilst expressing his of the hopes for the success the arms. American When, too, were Catholics of chased England —

and ever

to death, in the aid

put

cruelly practical

the

them, and

Spanish

Spain

Embassy was

but an idea of Father inadequate to his friends Thomas and Kelly was A man of great in contemporaries. of wide and tellectual varied grasp, and of a rare breadth of view reading, he was and fairness of judgment, still more remarkable for the modesty and his use of such diffidence that marked who him To those knew powers. well it was clear he could have gained in eminence almost an easy any outline

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and: his talent at experience place of the distressful, and the disposal nature and sunny his frank, genial, him a welcome, 'as well as a made friend and adviser. Among helpful " seen better the poor who had days he seemed to have an especial'mission and unobtrusive and the unselfish he had done amongst them for work a many day is beyond the power of to detail. With chronicler the any a Thomas' death of Father Kelly well-beloved friend has disappeared a household To from many to-day. lost such a who have his brethren member

as to fears a hope that our be disap campaign will

and eyes' low their

His

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IN

gives what

'

department

CATHOLICS

seems

it

legality, at this

is

it

larly store

health him to compelled in retire from this office 1883, and he lived and labored thenceforward at Gardiner street till his death.

feeling.

only protracted

was

afforded

it

Failing

bare

aouDttui

be found of securing with honour. peace

—

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This

or

now

the

to

manly

moment the only that people are recognising the in garrison Cuba, the and the Spanish navy and torpedoes, formidable yellow fever, a very serious that is before them. Would struggle a view of the they had had as clear the before decisive prospect step towards war was can taken. We

Spain peoples still claims to greater sympathy. When the best sons were of Ireland " as wild shipped geese" from her homes and great shores found they careers in the hospitable Iberian land, sent

ALL

er

fell

American between

has

wnere rseiveaere, he displayed for some the same years that and kindness' talent, energy in Limerick. marked his government

ment

the

that

a

European

some

every

Whilst

oeen

civilisa

look on with nation with this brilliant is treated as unfit to past exercise even the shadow of authority in own its But dependency. upon

Belve

in 1848, and later to where he with dere, taught success for and brilliancy

Tullabeg,

upon

cannot

whilst

indifference

to

came

then

Europe

days, of '48, and he had

expelled

were

to

first spent at Avignon,

troubled

in tne woric 01 part the If United States

was

with a mixSpaniards, reserve and ture of the old Moorish have their own natural abso pride, abstained from the lutely vaunting, Americans have been indulging in sea because their self-glorification men a few merchant had overhauled the of which has vessels, capture since been to have acknowledged

—

study of rhetoric Clongowes. after the of Society

was His novitiate year. and afterwards at Dole

a

.

in the

old faith The grave Americans

and want of precipitation have been aggra Spain regard for of vated and policy by mistakes a boastfulness which grates

has ingots,

Born in Dublin in 1829 he began his at the old education Jesuit day-school street. he in Hardwicke Thence to Belvedere, of the went being one entered its first batch of boys that The last years of his school walls. were

the

through

to-day and all they can procure, there was a time ere yet America was when peopled by the white man had vast stores of wealth. Spain And not merely but genius. wealth, It was the early home of chivalry, and the name of its Cid is not only a for but is closely valour, synonym entwined and with the best most fertile romantic drama in Europe the source of nine-tenths of the early dramatic in other lands. writings And has the if it to world given such as exemplars in literature Cer and Lope de Vega, vantes, Calderon, and m painting such as its Murillo, such as warriors men of Cortes, were heroic mould.

class of Father the death poorer cause sense will a of personal Kelly and of the loss, depth poignancy which it would not be easy to measure. But there is much besides in his long and varied life that it is well worth recalling.

life

in

everywhere

portant tion.

the

among

especially

April 29.) been referred the as States ,

have

Spaniards

Spain is far people to be despised. from being a contemptible opponent, were but even if this is a naso, it deserves tion which to be treated with the utmost consideration. We not love the feudal but may system, at in Europe least there are few who like to see would evicted or without ceremony respect a feudal who was lord the heir of a great name and whose ancestors an implayed

immense

an

Times

Catholic The

will call we are forth, S.J. and sure, very genuine wide-spread large regret. His and sympathetic and nature his unique of mind gifts heart

whence

centre

a

AMERICANS.

-bravely propagated. rors into which the

Kelly,

and

AND

SPANIARDS

made recently Rev. Thomas

the

of

THOMAS

S.J.

—

OF

DEATH

that

at "Times" the "United

to

submit

the

to but

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more

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CLOTHING,

MILLINERY,

DRAPERY,

AN

COMMAND

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and ready, when his mind whs fully made tip, to strike down an that we ourselves have abuse, seen His in him. for the plea

prompt

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Articles.

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slave

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and

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still

show

maintain regular

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our

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this

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at

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of Hats

and

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Value

in

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and

Tweed

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Hats,

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gradual emancipa he hoped, he said,

that

utter extinction the would be reached. system

lid.

to

DOONAN

conservative

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that

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from

5s.

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the

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reading

—

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some

;

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this

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is

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heroic

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in

his

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king

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am

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made

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of

so

mind.

country

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elements."

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pondered own

Parliament. with Tenny

in

satis

remaining

from with what he saw a distance or heard from acquaint ances of a rank to be his associates. He himself the people. went among fied

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told

were

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changing he might

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the

describe and

remarkable Ireland occupied

the

emotion into the which

brought antiquities existence

how

of

only

in

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"

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change

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of the Irish expulsion members from the House of Com mons, took under him place , that the gaols were filled with suspects even and among them; pure

—

tender

whose sole offence was and the charity patriot's sublime devotion. It under was Mr. Gladstone's Prime Ministry t hat Parnell was and sent arrested

maidens,

date

the

on

Kilmainham, charge of inciting to

to

people paying their

others and

doable intimi

But

then

the

change-

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as

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Kilmainham

the-

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the terrible murders in the Phoenix Park. to us in They seemed credible. Such murders in Ireland had before Jbeen heard of— never with the and one of the knife, Tictims a friend. Lord Frederick had come to Dublin in Cavendish of Chief as the capacity Secretary .a

of

messenger and doubt,

peace. were alarm, the throughout the world.

spread :all

over

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letters,

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of the case. that there such a view

the

of security, -example, alliance threw .and the powerful their off Irishmen guard, or made than and energetic them less alert

they

sense

had been ; if it tended towards

way sense dn that be injurious. That -

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seen

it

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we

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or

never

thought

found

it

far

of sale

now

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Spanish

and borne

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general

respect.

therefore,

there

is

have

in

it.

sympathy position respective

mining

cal

schools.

for

reconciliation

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have

Mr.

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go

by,

it

become

more

been

more

ihe

out

will

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to

Avere

the

be

risked.

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it,

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speaks

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what

say

not

may entailed

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upon

once

necessarily,

universal rule. for trade and commerce the

become

more

to

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this

means

is

easy

it

(the

the

President

the

Pope.

too

is

It's

destructive

enormously

yond

quite

are

consequences

upon. must and its

be

calculation. of the war far have

even so

gressed

enough

that

has not

we

such

are

war

not

It-

to

appears

us

invited stirred both

or

of

disabled,

probably which is

the daily

that

fill

a

feeble

.still

to

as

in

the details far, nothing except or is vexatious has what revolting for example, is the occurred. There, the of affair at Manila. account or honour of the Where the glory comes in it be difficult may victory to see and in cold slaughter fiercely blood, though no doubt unavoidably, Admiral inflicted by the American

it

that

forecast

perfectly

'Jtiat ser've well

as

vene

on

that

crews

unequal

were

to

the

inevitable

the every respect, except which met their with they doom, is all thht may be

summed

up.

conflict

bravery

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in

after

all,

do not insurgents that thfe ship United States

it

the

appears

that,

the

champion

desire

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the on

well

for

of

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and

those

and

Thomas

killed or

as papers, of that

a warning and might

a

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a

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of for com

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does

it

insunire.

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man

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assume,

be

might

it

cap-aud-bells, to remain of his

accustomed

such

the

is is

on

any for

might

take

toAvards

the

that

his

Eminence

the

dragooned

for Mr. case, man. sensible other capacity, a doubt one, —

possibly

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to

a

An

—

Cardinal in

accusation

Archbishop

the

recent

determination more aggressive We

Church.

in

prove

can

easily

riots of

the

steps believe for

sympathy

expressed and starving

It people. this would

and

privileges depended on its An extreme of temerity, seems

in

to

be

reached

the present

case

the

by to

revoke

that the is, per arbitrary their exercise as rights the which Government Catholic Bishops, Avith to the has Italian usurped respect and to which of the exigencies hiei'archy, his position Pontiff to oblige the Sovereign a This would be equivalent to submit. sentence ot banishment pronounced against the end the Cardinal. If, however, sought as is a pretence to expel the Pope himself, wo

Avould

some

i

;

reason

believe

to

the

steps thus taken at least be consistent.

Foreign ;

—

to

have

sible,

i

cerepionies„ carried out; crowds.

as

politician, in pity that, leave room

made threat the exequatur

,

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then

bed

are

was

for

continuation. nevertheless,

Campbelltown

most

we

After

reporter. another

and

—

to a

that to him.

livelihood

inter

to that at Waverley, took, place cemetery, A solemn office for the dead on Sunday. at St. Mary's was celebrated Cathedral, the stone and at the cemetery foundation laid. The of the was funeral monument were

company,

further be believed that may as a crime be represented by the creatures had of a Government that brought about state of whose miserable the things,

at

.which

©

His

is.

whole

the

Syne"

Government

of

from

the

prepared

the against of complicity of Milan the still to points

GENERAL.

Connor'

whiafclincr

"

saying

Never, a-going. It such a scene.

home them.

that a

should

Still

Sydney. The removal Michael Dwyer and his Devonshire-streetcemetery, of John Nicholas Fowler, Bryan

Solemnities of the remains wife from the

was

to

seems

mission

AND

that was did it

Nor

the

as

brought

peace.

LOCAL

Spangled-

"

"

him

as

jurious

of this dismal

restoration

Marching

Star

For

Moran,

mis

should

all

the

doubt

no

and

sunk

of patriotic

an Irish Australian, as a British American, posture must circumstances, seem a any little anomalous. We should hope, too, that Mr. Moran is of politically incapable blunder to equivalent making an egregious that made him in by bracketing jovially Star Banner" "The together Spangled Britannia." have we and "Bule Indeed,

—

the saner Powers and secure the

so

even

moment,

moreover,

men

was

mani mixture

under

for

risks,

M.P., Boulder

his joviality It was-

Mnvan

when

Still,

the as

It would be has already

come.

if

seep

that,

was

keen." or

his

return

the

Britannia allotment.

which

—

example,

mediation religious

fruitless motives, and terrible ends, the circumstances to of the speak

well, therefore, occurred should

pro

the both

houses burned, and vessels wounded,

details

—

?

had That

Evil chievous

general

a

for us to enter large necessary accompaniments

war

be

of

question

"

songs

in

more

com

in

Moran,

j

the sight," says Mr. Moran gave

wards

Ireland,

has done

techni

to

at

striking. "The

infected them there

was

splendid

—

Archbishop)

jealousies,

—

the

:

set

told,

than is generally knoAvn. He peace might have done more still but for the statement that of the in London Spanish Ambassador

perceive.

However,

follows

as

He

patriotic to

and

this

correspondent,

its

a

to

seen

than

Mr.

mile-stone,"

identity.

be the conse the world. quences A hint, has been given us however, admiral who assumes by a French that to be the treaty of Paris is and that privateering thrown aside, to

to a jigs enthusiasm

Washington

Archbishop

be

"

Mi

fchaf.

fi.rmAftr

Times

10,

a

commencing

his

Writing to

to of

night

kind

"

effect.

April

was

colonies

and

wit

—

Georgia," and Bule

"

London

on

it

candidate's

is

more

most

was

Banner

—

a

said

scientific

key to the

other

in

Lang

allusion

is

it

He

Inspector-General

only political phenomenal.

went time for

hard

arises

war

the

Eastern

Bounds.

op

Through

yearning

to

at the

Mr.

have

too,

fested, that

testifies

the

however,

pany

from

in

other A

"Auld

also

for

to designed his matter, on Mr. Jackson, Cyril of was incompetence,

to

and

the Holy Father and the efforts made by him to avert the war. It is to that be regretted into the deeply causes that rendered his exertions there fruitless entered that of religious intolerance. This— we may easily on conclude which side it has made itself felt has had a considerable about' the occurrence part in bringing so much to be The deprecated.

America and lamentable

most

a

earnest

irrigation

con

of

something

of

and that

between

the

night

candidate

business.

not

was

dis their

sym greater the desire evidently and peace.

seen

by

other

Bees.

Out however,

the

Notwithstanding pathy for America

electors

purpose. that the

sent

sense,

electors to

a

the

deeper

Cen

himself

the for means deprecating providing the that need should schools population habitable. With by making the country out that it cannot agriculture be, and -with be out there can no irrigation agriculture worth of. It is to be hoped the speaking

many

strong for both and peoples to both from separate Governments."

of

Had

be his

of mon

has best

as

Kees,

the

never Jackson, as1 much to theless, capable teaching the Eastern colonies he learn as should there. it Dense stupidity can find only that the most or even amusing, slangy, benefit qualified highly authority may by Mr. an of his experience. Still enlargement Bees is quite an educational enthusiast. He would have the whole reno system vated aud improved by the establishment

country, of feeling

a

sensible did the

is

European

herself this

In

Mr.

—

for

"

learn

Her

by her

the

recommends

system

thing

rummy should

place

and

of he

senseless attack whom he accused

serious

defended

the

out

Electors.

hardly

the

of

rate, any it to that.

candidates

foot

to

at

leave

to

demning,

keep him

may

of the

one

Lefroy. promised

has

—

moment,

Warning

Mr.

is

be

and all colleagues shove the Minister

they'll and

people

is

had the

April

a

system Avithout vacated complications.

command

affairs

—

colony.

occasions,

many

European

qualities, has Spain

more

of

up.

them

subordinates along some

put

of

come

Times

on

ally

be cannot vieAved with

but

admirable

between

or

—

hung back, coming forward,

from

been

been

friends,

has a it Never, may seem, in there war been declared which was to or less be gained, by under more conse which deplorable taking

But

by

this.

honours

half-a-dozen

'"the

Province, to the support

been

policy

long

event.

supporters, suspicion

have to believe. Mr. reason conversion made it safe less calibre of infinitely whose inadherence,

profess

terest

its

friends

false

Gladstone's for others to

least

Degree under

attracting

to

at

itself,"

good can has

it

(says the

fills

colonial

AFFAIRS-

As the days does evident of war break

possible the

not

if

and

A

should this contest Evil only is attend

Avhich cannot be risk of troublesome

is

in

had. brought,

it

some

long

any indirect their disunion, be said to might

it

upon

of

probably

who

:

Spain

wind

theless,

"

"

present

a

goldfields

witnessed more or with less in -Even regret. where we have been told, England has been so unanimous, and opinion so on enthusiastic behalf of feeling the United a more humane States, sentiment also has been shown

i

,

fact,

Six

of Mines as the gold-

one, never the other

that

Congress. therefore, further. and no it,

on

in

on

estimable

for

"rr

some

to

agreed

in

been

person Minister

tween Mr. Wittenoom and Sir John Forrest, however,

A

of Irishmen feel that their has suffered rather than country Mr. Gladstone's ..benefitted by We cannot believe life. political this has been said, unless with rthat

regard

suzerainty

Minister

—

bonfire

(Hayti)

of her and that

Every where

nor more commemorative bright, shall of beneficent victory, appear are recorded than those in which Ireland of the later with dealings the Grand Old Man.

the

calamity.

voice.

—

The

most

a

tral

none

—

no

she

years,

to the late attractive

an

he described who had a gentleman, hard task to face. He hoped, he added, that the tioldfields neoole not have would to teach him at his work. Let us, least, second Mr. Moran if so far as to hope, that, instruments of education they have, their will not be resolved of their by the merits into with a rope and a pupil a rag-doll as

1891."

accept

Why,

in a joins menial, solemn of it sorrow, harmony would be shameful if even a single note were sounded of dissonance Ireland. On of from the page hereafter to be inscribed history, in

of

go any

due. the the

—

ninety-five

not

fields."

to

seen

already American

illus

to

those

protection,

more profitable part have indeed done so, from the honour

a

they

In

will,

and must united, reach the If Mr. sai'ily goal. Redmond and his followers would his advice to take heart, they play

left

''

Here is that the fate America has to taken if as up arms enforce, VicePresident Cubans Capote protests

neces-

if

Cuba

referred

:

massacres

—

than,

the American

all revolutions twenty-eight and fire. She has had quenched in blood of seventeen whom one presidents, only laid doAvn his poAver and he only peaceably, after tAvo Three insurrections. repressing of the seventeen have been ten murdered, into have been driven and exile, one only, died" in office after the atrocious Hippolyte,

pOUpiO

resolution

their cause. was a of their It justice of moral that of courage triumph alone established the great iitself man. Now his death ness of the mourned Irish -.isv by the justly

-

"

has

—

and

.

passage

—

might

not tolerate control."

will be nevertheless, what Hay ti has already been, and 01 alter free still, years mnety-five to be. Her dom, continues condition was in described an recently open to letter President by a McKinley the General exiled from country. We quote, for instance, the following

on determined I'esolutely pass had been defeated: ing -eventually Gladstone has at least brought the into a position which a cause from on forward movement the part of as its advocates and champions he himself, the utterances among few months of life of his last has admonished -if be them: they

earnest

will

interference or her republicans,

ever

from just of intimidating tenants under the taking the benefits new Land Act. Dillon, Sexton, were and others at the O'Kelly same time imprisoned as suspects. rents, from

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and America's wrong. conflicts, slavery, sentiments and and are interests, Ireland's, and I pray that victory, speedy .complete, in the the of America attend arms may war, both for her sake and for the

present

of

sake

Yery

humanity." is felt regret throughout of hostilities be outbreak and Both countries Spain. would Irish and it people,

deep

at the America

Ireland tween

dear to the been a have cause are

of

satisfaction

immense

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who

than

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the

States

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all

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period, shorn

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crews

States the United many regretable

in

which is

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spots

likely

they gauntlet

that will to

cause

was

of the in London Spaniards with the sympathisers Spanish held at Winchester House a few was Most of the in speaking

days ago. to Spanish, ligible at the

to

which of

most

reporters' obvious

extent it the numerous table,

but

was

unintel pressmen

the purport

was

for

Thursday

Secretary at works,

and.

Govern-

—

'

—

board

seen.

A

cruiser

St. Paul killed A sauadron of

fire

on

the

American

heat

13 of

by its

—

the

12

Peninsula, the

ing.

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the

from

mile

Swan

of

the

May

was

works

that

a

at

buggy by firing

its

a

driver,

man

young

him in the and wounding Ford, driver left Mr. Smith and the were arm. the gagged and bound in the scrub, while which in drove the vehicle, robbers away Hill abandoned near the Highgate they that the It is believed crossing. railway of clues which in possession detectives are of the criminals. will lead to the discovery is not Ford's wound dangerous.

named

his

at

him

their

he

than Better

men

will

be

perhaps,

men,

among will

support.

The

Premier has the Government

N.S.W. in

plank

House

election Upper based on the yearly of members. number next

Minister

of

intense to small

lying

reform of

retirement

pronounces

which

he

though

cultivation, afford sites sections

for

re

suited too

lowon

the He higher ground. complains held of land in the South-west by quantity it order to who hold absentees, only in incre eventually by the unearned profit to him he ment. It seems only fair, says, enforced as those that the same conditions the 1000 acre blocks should 100 and upon land. be placed such absentee-held upon wants

to

know

whether

A Perth weekly has acquired his certain Anglican dignitary looks from his for Jesuitical reputation of hearing It is hard confessions. practice He who the question. to answer plays an also make part may empty and affected An unctuous mouths before a glass. smirk, to for seem Jesuitical might example, those

had

who

never

seen

three

day morning by Constables

Jesuit.

a

and four

three

Between

a

"

'

o'clock

men

Mon

on

and O'Connor McArthur as into the to break attempting they were Perth. Beaufort-street, Hotel, Queen's has the the constables, burglars Seeing of tened one but, on followed, off, being at their them and fired a revolver turned who armed The were constables, pursuers. to relin were batons, obliged only with quish the pursuit.

Collie quarry far unknown, and

sives,

roundings however, time

in

the

damage extensive.

occui'red the immediate

furnish need seems on

the

the

some

no

The

—

France

coincoaling in

favour

in

Corunna

for

have

thrice

running

'

of

crew

feted,

been the

Cuban

and to Blanco guns conveying at Cienas well as landing troops in naval the. By an explosion and

blockade

arsenal

and

commander

Montserrat

transport

—

ten

Carthagena

at

have

men

the

killed, and 62, including the wounded. city,

been of

Governor

from It is reported Washing Ambassador at Paris the Spanish for the transfer to France of is negotiating the Philippines, their so as to prevent per manent occupation by America. Spain has. issued note to the Powers a protesting the American ruse of an against flying from New It is flag. reported Spanish Admiral is returning York that Cerveras French to coal at a Martinique, .islandSix thousand Spanish troops are mobilised is The liner near Gibraltar. City of Pekin' and 1000. troops ammunition, taking arms, U.S. from San Francisco to Manila. Capt. has athis arrived Schley, with squadron, in Cuba,; where he will be joined", Santiago, by Captain Sampson. from It is reported at Madrid, May 25. that 19 American are en Cuba, warships about A dispute gaged in the blockade. Manila has at occurred, landing provisions between Admiral Dewey and the German consul. to fire The Admiral threatened the German were on ships if the attempt Com in. U.S. General persisted Miles, considers mander-in-Chief, 85,000 troops for the of Cuba. Lord. invasion necessary a an condemns, as mistake, Wolseley

May 24.—

ton

that

—

—

'

,

—

to

Cuba with volunteers Thedrilled and disciplined. of Australia City Sydney and San Francisco with 5,000 troops

attempt imperfectly

—

steamers have left for

invade

Manila.

straitened

for

The American transports,

impress

vessels.—

Tampa

so

Queen's

dinner held a Birthday.

The

flags

allusions

enthusiastically

The

one being neighbourhood.

large,

are

con

sailed

Ambassador

Spanish

American

attacks

at

revolvers.

The

urging

in The

honour

officers of

is to at the and

British intertwined made

.

and to

an

alliance.

Anglo-American

Death. KELLY.—

recently proposed

Government and proposes

American

were

.the

is

it

Schley

influence"

the

cause

with police too apparent to require

authorities.

to

stock

armed at

American

of 35 kegs explo done to the sur of life, No loss

Sunday night.

Owing to the made by criminals to

from

comprised

was

with

connection

exploded, on

but

low,

was

in

magazine

The

—

has naval

—

interrupted

were

The

Admiral

—

May 23. at

The

—

Cerveras.

resolution

a

advan the promise. of material the has promised Spanish Sagasta war to continue the until-, resolutely has been won. honourable peace

tages. Senate

the

Admiral

—

for

residences, be provided of

must

22.

fuegos.

given

just

admirably

as

West.

money,

land

has

Key

Paris hopes of Spain by

an

of

passed

Sampson ,and

May

as

be

has

—

manders

for to

a

Lands

Drakesbrooke, turned from inspecting, for

announced platform

Cuba

in

him. gratulating from Santiago.

give

have been concluded by Negotiations for over Government the taking by the of Provident Australian Mutual Society Billsat 3 per worth of Treasury ,£500,000 the interest to be paid into cent, interest advan of the office, with the Perth branch in the money will be re-invested tage that Westralia.

chief

a-

—

Senate

opponents.

not

steamer a refrigerating engaged piu-chased meat and is ne in the Australian traded for further gotiating purchases:— Great the. has taken rejoicing place in Spain over

the

Worse

that

—

candidate

a

and

horses,

few

arrival

was.

without

is

safe

Slattery,

—

is in brigade marching order, single half the necessary possessing regiments states that. A Spanish equipments. report arrived at Santiago,, has Admiral Cerveras a South-Eastern port in Cuba. De steamer 20. The French May and is arms ammuni Lesseps conveying from in tion to Carveras Colon, Admiral American Government has Panama. The

The

T.

who

pared regiment

has of N.S.W., division Fitzroy offers' him Mr. now retired. John Norton the constituency. self to represent Possibly him Mr. luck will Norton's carry through.

Mr. for

M.

states, Standard The London volunteers are American unpre that one tetake the field, artillery 19.

the

on

robbed, he was of .£85, which Saturday afternoon, the to em out from Perth, pay taking The men masked robbers, three ployees. his with and armed revolvers, stopped

of

when even one was enough, not to its helped understanding by the and cheering loud "bravos," hand-clapping, which at the speakers' with every pause A remarks were number of punctuated. it

is

Smith,

The

meeting British

summoned

France

French

at Cadiz shins now it is said, 11,000 Spanish, will, convey troops via the Suez canal, to the Philippines. The Admiral French Dupont deplores of the British the numerical superiority that France must declares and navy organise an implacable system of privateer

16.

about

Ireland.

and

ENDS.

the

victorious."

considerable any Ireland will be

in the under

their

raise

and

commerce, nations

come

of the

to any

solemn

unless

Spain

tenary

before

of

betweeu struggle will have Spain

The

that Shrine

by the command.

with sharing preferred of the the seas. dangers and his seamen Admiral and

depen

her

AND

ODDS

which

behind remaining that unanimously replied

crucifix

with

procedure.

high-handed

at

navy

accompanied

Virgin

the

taken

were

be

would

interference

the a

as

The

of these, of events

the course interest.

are course, watching keen with especially

Cadiz

principle.

The

the duties American raised on his.. has reconstructed Sagasta remains Minister Correa General becomes Minister of War. Castellanos The British of Foreign Affairs. Admiralty Vancouverare coal at Esquimault, storing of the British Pacific Island, headquarters of the American A Squadron. censorship of the naval the publication Press prevents naval authorities details. The American three of the insist on cutting remaining West India British cables so as to isolate A heavy cannon the Spanish commanders. ade was heard off Hayti on Sunday, a fogr from of the fight being, hindering anything

crew.

Holy

Admiral

plebiscite

it

question has quite

dency

Jun©

any

or

drawn

gratitude

a

But

between

strained.

has

produce. Ministry.

that found as as many sympathisers Spain base their States. The Americans the and do humanitarian motives, action on not affect to conceal that they have teansBut will'not the English gressed the law. has a that themselves allow save anyone even to violate the law, and therefore right who have no special regard for Spain many the

on

Company's

on

face Millions

ui

if

that

sure

at

Cuba."

sympathy

with

do

des

Relations

—

are

ment

New

,

humane

can

May 18. America

OYmfiA

much

the

strongest

results.

he represented, with the other

of

interview

an

'98

Cen

and

the of. subject and between the United States conflict "In for Mr. Dillon said: fighting Spain, the the liberation of Cuba United States it to seems me, acting in accordance are, dictates of humanity and with the with the of the Republic. My traditions great but America, sympathy is with apart from In-,

and

the

a

avowedly

a

in

is

in great satisfaction America in Spain at the and not a little indignation doubt the of No attitude England. Lon and of the Government a few leading don are pro-American openly and papers we

WAR.

is

condemn

with

oTtAlll

Times

of

people

specially of assist

Lyhane explained

of

bazaar

ntrnn+

ON

meeting

a

Blessed

.

the

ladies

district

holding

we

improve

an

:

of

interested in the pro societies and Irish of a public was held on hall, posed erection Australian last at the Monday evening Mr. J. "J. Hotel, Lloyd was Murray-street.

pre-

April 29.) National party, in Committee-room 15 on Tuesday, it was Mr. Dillon resolved on the presiding, motion of the chairman, seconded by Mr. the Irish ParliaDavitt National ".That nartv its warmest mentarv hereby tenders wishes Govern to the sympathy and good the States of and of United ment people At held

'98.

meeting, consisting general committee from the local Catholic representatives

artists, Sisters

It

by foreigners.

AMERICO-SPANISH.

THE

said

season.

(Gatholic

Of

A

city the

misjudged

there

Mr.

leaving

OF

procure

Christmas

be

in well unanimously nigh a In Spain. Germany no doubt lean towards of the inhabitants proportion but a decided the are States, they The of the whole condi minority people. is tion of in sentiment public England are

Parliament

.

CENTENARY

and

as

the

for

the

of

to

committee in

NOTES

style different

the

by

adopted

time

—

success

during

interest

great

the

pro

strenuously their children

are

last. the formed been of arranging

very

made of

a

proved

some

amateurs

on

the

there as

several

numerous

of

view

or

States.

that

been

number the anticipate

have

;

in

have

a

may ment

the

Italian (the in His Eminence the Cardinal Revolt. the present the course of an interview on of affairs in said Besides state Italy societies and the social revolutionary the which are public plotting against is a political party in Italy for peace, there States. A of the old Federated a revival nature was scheme of this proposed many numbers of repre At present years ago. advocate it as the sentative men openly into of bringing matters way only feasible of Italy. It all parts harmony throughout that has been for instance, suggested, be one State, should independent Sicily another. Piedmont, Lombardy, Naples old Papal Saates would and the Roumania all federated to form similar Governments, This Commonwealth. gether in one Italian Moran

Cardinal

of

now

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from recent a another we place quote of a brief sketch of the career Dublin paper S.J. The Rev. Thomas the late Kelly, to be of special interest our notice will readers, owing to the fact that the deceased of the late Father had been a brother whose Mother Kelly, Mary Aloysims of Mercy in this a Sister colony career as It with much affection. is so remembered that favoured family indeed, a highly was, three such mem had to the Church given the late ber's Father as Mother Aloysiuus, William and Father S.J Thomas, Kelly, and admirable all three of eminent ability in their sacred distinction callings respec

of

was

assistance

as

about the 7th enter The last

June. held

and

the

would Spain Continental

battles, All the

won

victory.

—

the

has

Twenty-four

—

that tainment great success, efforts mising

at

easy of

that

decided to enteitain-

Another

an

much

has been It hold another

—

pended

favorable is

hopefully to an forward early looking return to Kalgoorlie.

—

—

China of the R.M.S. for six months.

captain

con-

make He

progress.

Prenderoast.

—

—

Rev.

have nations favour

—

Father

sympathy

It

His

life.

,

cession

for

tor who

enjoyment

in Welling Bazaar, by fire in destroyed hours A the small of Wednesday morning. and of vehicles were burned, large number in the flames. 43 horses perished

Central Horse was ton-street, Perth,

.

urged

the

to Territory has Russian Government France. The that the circular was unauthor explained before en ised which called on foreigners in the territory tering newly-acquired their endorsed by China to have passports Tlib Russian Italian accredited an agent. the exe threatens to revoke Government Arch to Cardinal Ferrari, granted quatur his the being bishop of Milan, pretence in the re Eminence's alleged complicity The Irish Local Government cent riots. of the the Bill, has Committee passed for the A movement House of Commons. to the leadership recall of Lord Rosebery the Standard, of the Liberal says party is, of the The certificate gaining strength. Morocco

been

the

The

.

being

of

say,

O'Connor, the Bishop,

marred

degree

some

On

23rd May, 1898, at his No. 263 east,. residence; Hay-street Patrick. late Chief Clerk Perth, Kelly, and Accountan Police Department,. p.,.-, of Alice Kelly, Perth, beioved husband

the

'

aged 63

years.

.

.

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is

Sultan

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the

.

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—

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for

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been

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who

the at Bishop's last few weeks,

British States.

usual

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Right

Salvado, staying

the

as

—

Palace

—

demand

in the papers assertions the side on public being An also of the Irishman spoke, stentorian and frantic eliciting applause umbrellas, arms, wavering of hats, sticks, to to fight to all Spaniards by the advice of their death in defence rights. to

as

Queen's

—

Salvado.

Bishop

_

—

Dr

on Tuesday was: birthday in Perth. A levee was. held and a military by the Governor, In the review took place on the esplanade. in which afternoon set in, heavy rain

The

honoured

.

.

Revd.

and

the

repudiating

—

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their

also declaring Englishmen spoke, cause, the Spanish sympathy with

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