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:interstate His Eminence Cardinal Moran, celon his Moth birtn lay ebrated Friday, the 16th. Archbishop Dunne of Brisbane; was 'Imesday . He was So years old on born at Lismore, County Waterford, Ireland, and was ordained priest at the Irish College, Rome, in 1855, after a :ailliant course. He returnDublin, and was for several ed to years a most successful master at St. Lawn n,:e's School, Harcourtstreet, then ;ii.der the presidency of Dr. James (.i'(.2uinn, v.ho was subseof quentl., appointed :first Bishop Bris:-ane. In this school, Dr. Duane had amorL!st his pupils the late General Sir William Butler, and CapDr. tain Kane, of Caliope fame. to Duane f, Bowed hishop OQuinn Queenslan,l, and was appointed his secretar, . He was administrator of St. Ste,then's each and parish priest of Toowoomba, Diocese before Vic ,r-Gener;i1 of the to becoming Pishop. He was raised the eiiiSeopate on Bishop O'Quinn's IS death, heing consecrated on June At the potition of the Plen1882. See ary Co'incil of iS.S the Holy eccreat(d Queensland a vparate -,'into from New South clrsi,st'cal wales, wish Brisbane as the Archiepiscopal See, ant by Brief of Ma,, it), IS;;;, Dr. Dunne was appointed its first Archbishop, receiving the pallium from the hands of the Cardinal on September 8 of the same a Archbishop Dunne has year. his great record of work against in name, and it was while he was charge of 'Poowoomba that he was the means of settling many Irish families-most of them now prosperous-on the fertile Darling Downs.
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Sweated sovereigns are in circulawas decided to donate bourne, it on tion in Melbourne. Some of them essays for prizes in 10/£10 The parish of Forrest Lodge, SydIrish history' for competition among have been robbed of 5s. worth of ney, contributed £1002 towards the pupils attending the Catholic primcompletion the for Cardinal's fund gold. prizes to Victoria, of ary, schools cf St. Mary's Cathedral. the value of £2 2/- and to/6 being reserved to each diocese. The Mela paid Archbishop Carr recently According to the annual report of bourne " Advocate" has also offered Castles. Miss Amy League. hipli tribute to of £3 3 1- for essays on Irish the Victorian Anti-Sweating prizes announces from Rome cablegram A placed her with having livery stables, in He credits by' pupils of Catholic prim- sweating exists history X. Pius Holiness Pope his and that high ideals before Australians, among gardeners, watchmen, clerks, a grand Ostensory to ary schools. ani still greater things are expected has presentedCathedral, and wool brokers' employees, Sydney, and Mary's St. and from her. The Rev. Father Brophy of Dubbo signalmen, guards, porters, has despatched a Pontifical Letter, At present of clerks in the railways. dignity the to raised been has cross the Cardinal to gold Miss Kate Rooney is receiving en- and there are 71 Wages Boards in exisArchbishop to commemorate the jub- Domestic Prelate. thusiastic welcomes in Sydney.. tence, as compared with six special Cardinalate. his ilee of are New Farm, boards in 1896. To -day there at happened A landslip A branch of the Newman Society, employees under special 50,000 over extensive an where Queensland. was Rev. Bro. P. S. Mulkerns, who has been established at Melbourne, 5c hoards, and over mom in all facfirst connected with the Christian Bro- wharf is being Luilt. A bank deo with Archbishop Carr as its In tories. The estimated annual broad feet 30 and long yards President. The parent Newman Soc- thers' College, Victoria-Parade, some trades under in wages in crease wharf a the in Paving ei2ht years ago, is now returning to weared, iety is established at Oxford. state of collapse. The damage is special boards is over £255,000, and Australia. the increased wages paid since 1896 estimated at 21,000. His Lordship, Dr. Reville, Bishop amount to over £1,55o,000. Sweatopened Maitland of Bishop Dwyer three after (Australia), Sandhurst of these An epidemic of mumps has broken ing has been abolished in recently at Largs. He Church a new thorfeels weeks at Vichy (France), Powerful. The sick- trades. The aim of the -League Is H.M.S. on out was address presented with an by is and oughly restored to health, to apply- the findings of the Wages Ire- the parishioners. Collection for the ness has become so general that a Board to all parts of Victoria, and setting out at once to visit been thought necaic has of (hinge Eno. totalled day land, where ,he intends to remain, the men. The Powerful 126 different employments are enumessary for until his return to Australia. While for Jervis Bay on erated as offering scope for extenunexpectedly left district the of meeting last the At the visiting the Holy Land says sion. last. Monday MelH.A.C.il.S. In the " Freeman's Journal," (Dublin), his board of Lordship received the " Knighthood the Holy Sepulchre with the of Cross of Godfrey de BouilGrand lon," and while at Rome was by the Holy Father named amongst the Bishops Assistants at the Pontifical Throne.
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