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St. Patrick's Day in Melbourne Notwithone to be remembered. of bigots standing the outpouringswould sterof the Snowball ilk, who and Irish, Catholic thing every ilize the the celebrations of iolo were in memorable and enthusiastic most the Metin only Not years. recent the great ropolis hut right througl centres of the State.. order of the The follow,ng was the procession :Irish Pipers' Band. Juvenile branches, H.A.C.B.S. St. Vincent De Paul's orphanage Band. The Arch';ishop's carriage. `NalDrags ---Clergy. St. Ilannm. -St. Patrick's Society, of Patrick Society Band, branches
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correspondMr. Patrick J. Dillon, the panegyric on St. by S.S. Peter ly preached Mines Emigrant," Queensland " Irish the ence clerk in 25 branches. Patrick. ners, and and Paul's school. been, apjust has H.A.C.B.S. Cathewho of the in Department, branches St. After the ceremonies " Ireland in Australia." by to the Agent-Genlaity Irish National Foresters-Three dral a deputation from the pre- pointed Secretary that State in 12 bran- Patrick's school. and banners, and representing eral Eminence bands, three His on waited to " Minstrel Boy," by' Belmont and Ladies' branches of I.N.F. with a cheque for London, came from Ireland ches. him sented in September 1883, and Drags, etc.-Celtic Club, Shamrock Breakwater school. £2,5000 the balance of their jubilee Queensland first appointment under * St. Joseph's nis received Club, Cathedral Club, gift. of parish and district drags, the Government at the beginning Club, Nor was Ireland's Empire Day less New of the Chief Enoffice in prethe were in celebrated suite 1884, mounted horsemen. and enthusiastically Lord Dudley Wales.' The Irishmen of sent at the concert in the Sydney gineer at Townsville. He came to a South the their and entered to tribute their At Geelong the procession was Town Hall, also the Cardinal, Arch- Brisbane in 1886, follow- Sydney paid the The joined Their He sight. Erin. Office. to gathering and spectaculor large Insolvency fine National Saint, bishoP Kelly, and a was no mere bubbling of the clergy. The scene was a bril- Mines Department in 1889, and the ing tableaux were shown enthusiasm by in " Ireland in the 4th Century," The National Anthem Chief Secretary's Department sentiment. It was real and posi- liant one. the H.A.C.B.S. vice-regal party on their 1896. He was also correspondence the tive. greeted . Erin's clerk in the Home Secretary's and arrival. " St. Patrick Landing on Sydney was in boys. Feis subsequently entered the Mines DeNational Augustine The St. by' Isle," of any Part in partment again as correspondence Shamrock," parrallel dethe was without and " St. Patrick The oration on the ground clerk in 1905. Mr. Dillon says the Commonwealth. the speaking byi the C.Y.M. Society. livered by the Cardinal, " Sydney Freeman," is a man of Children the and " Rich and Rare," by from the vice -regal enclosure, opened Exhibition, letters in more than the corresponThe Industrial of Mary. an eloquent and vigorous delitCardinal in the Agricultural was of the loyalty of the Irish dence sen3e ; indeed, h has the es the by hy' Scholars," and fence the measure, " Irish Saints in generous fesson in gift erary object grounds was an He was repeatedly cheered. of race. the ladies of the H.A.C.B.S. Cather- activities worth many contributions to these columns and of " Erin in Hope," by St. list The in verse and prose emphatically atthe the Catholic schools. in part took 4,000 children ine's School and covered test. He is also an ardent studnumerous were "Home awards Mary's tableau St. and mass display and liter" Erin in Glory," by various departments of art and fan- Rule for Ireland." The boys form- ent of* the Gaelic language Hall school. On points of personality and ature. made work. and girls cy the ed " Home Rule," and no better appoint" England, Ireland, Scotland, -nd meanwhile they Club. uP " For Ireland," been made. High have Australia," by the Hibernian the could at m-nt presided Cardinal The " God Save Ireland." " Living Shamrock," by St. Mary's Male In St. Mary's, Archbishop Kelboys' school.
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