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and Last week sur notes went in a at usual, but owing to misadventure After a sojourn of 10 years in the dence, Davies -road, Claremont, The Young Ireland Society. Elmore parish, the Very Rev. J- the early age of 50, there passed they did not find their way int Spooking is not a popular pastime AT TOODYAT. OF LLOYD GEORGE. Ryan, is taking a much-needed hold- away, in the person of Thomas print. This is the first time tha The Young Ireland Society me day. On the eve of his going, the James Smith, a true son of Holy our column has not been in ev. The London Times received the on Monday night after three weeks in Australia; it never was. The real pupils of Our Lady of the Sacred Church-one who was always to the dence in THE RECORD for a long following telegram in November last recess, and the spirit and enthusiasm reason why, is because we have the direction of the Sistei. Under Heart School tendered him a vale- fore in Church matters, and one who time, and it is the first tinie to ou from Mr. Charles Murphy, formerly of the members speak well for th never had too many of the lazy rich in of Mercy, Catholic education THE RIGHT OF NATONS. dictory concert. Father Ryan dur- always kept in mind the main duty recallection that the paper has been Secretary of State under Sir Wilfrid future of the Society. The follow in this country. The Persian -cat ber.t very successful inhas Toodyay and lap -clog folk who doze in ti ing his long sojourn in Elmore has of keeping one's soul with God. Al- responsible for the omission, so we Laurier, bir. Frank S. Cahill and Mr. ing new deed. Situated in the heart of the (By J. F. Boyle). everyof though considerable will not respect for some start the New Year by fall ailing and commence to wake up won the love and reputed best agricultural country Lieutenant- to our ranks:-Mrs. Clarke, Misses day -time A writer in the last issue time, his end came somewhat %mere ing out with one of the Society's E. B. Devlin,ofa former sensible people are undressing of in the State, the Convent attracts one. old and young. Quebec, all of them Connie Rhine, Phyllis Rhine, Mary when pectedly, passing away with perfect best friends, by wishing it any the Governor for bed-the folk who live in the "Young Ireland" deals with the most of its patronage from the City and House of Mrs. Mitchell Dominion Healy, of the Smith, G. members Speaking at Cowwarr recently, his ease in a very few moments. His less of luck for this their first cf Commons:light, sip wine, consume ices question of The Catholic Church and also the Nor'-West. City parents Miss Grace Mitchell, of Nedlands. electric play havoc with their health and the Rights of Nations." This and those residing in the tropical Lordship Dr. Phelan, Bishop of Sale, birthplace was Beechworth, Victoria. fence. "We have cabled to Mr. Lloyd No wonder Ireland has never been and Sunday is the annual picnic. Tic in the course of his remarks, said During the early part of his life he and souls in clubs and night palaces; subject is important at all times, North have wisely chosen a country cynical George as follows:-'The conquered when people thousands ac painted and powdered and scan- but especially so at the present day Convent for the schooling of their in referring to his big projected was attached to the postal staff at kets have gone off very well, falsehoods of your Guildhall speech of miles away will do so much for the tily Boys' Ceallegei "The necessity fora Beechworth. From thence he jour - cording to our genial ticleet dieto clad,light-headed floating works when powerful Governments like children. For the past few years enemake new of their Forewill "The Land about Ireland the love of College yr.') forcibly brought before neyed to Queenscliffe, and joined butor, Jim Tully, and Jim's experiof art and Mammon who can make our own, adopting the theory which requests for admission have exceedevery in of Saints and Great Britain Island mies for fathers," "The raised the Permanent Artillery at this ence should make him a rather fair the hours run just as they chose Germany was supposed to bold, ed the accommodation and many- reme last Sunday week, when I quarter of the globe, and create Scholars." that might is right, are using fire fusals had to be reluctantly given. four young men-Australians-to Battery, spending seven years of judge of what good is, with regard and crowd .into them the seven and all the in opened domestic bitterness (Mr. Walsh) The president sword to bring less powerful It was therefore incumbent that the at St. barrack life. Tiring of the dull to the disposal of tickets. The the dignity of the priesthood deadly sins without being afraid of people Overseas Dominions. When Red- the social with a recitation entitled hurting into subjection. Has the decision upon the structure of a Patrick's Cathedral, Melbourne. You routine, he journeyed West to try Dauntless is timed to leave Barrackthe conventious, these have to represent story was qualified Dwyer," a touching mond "Michael Catholic Church subscribed to the new building be put into effect, and good a rehis fortunes. Arriving in this coun- street jetty at 10.30 a.m., and can see the advantage of not so far been produced under the theory that and speak for Ireland, you first of Irish bravery and sacrifice for Southern might is right? Does the work is now being carried out. Catholic education when I tell you try, he joined the staff of the Mental turn again at 9.30 p.m. The first Cross. Australia is yet too she recognise the right of the most The additions will be completed in and then betrayed him. On the love of their country. Miss Beg. young, vigorous nearly 270 Australian Hospital, to which he has been at- port of call will be Point Walter, used we have and unspoiled by powerful to obedience the ley sang "Oft in the Stilly Night," Armistice Day, we approve all cir- time for the re-opening of the school priests whose education was given tached for a quarter of a century, where a stop will be made for dinpleasure to turn its thoughts to the cumstances? The writerunder Times, a; the London think of many present in Young on February 9th next. The statement and made new BroChristian occupying at his decease the posi- ner, and to allow of a few races beto them by the Irish things which the clqeed wrecks Ireland states that propagandist that your speech 'will only echo the lines of that glorious song float- break will be two-storey, the first During ing run. During the afternoon a of thers in this country, and this tion of charge attendant. pleasure and doting old fogies, English literature in America says building the British Daphne mockery of hall. Miss world-wide through the ed to dormitories devoted floor being that idea me the time to trip found will be made before his hours, Jim out to leisure Gage Road, brought have lost faith in their early she does. If that were true, then Government."' Clarke recited "The Tale of a who floor to class roms. flowers cannot be grown anywhere take interest in public matters, be and then back to Bicton for tea. are hunting in the hope of indeed the Church might be said to and the ground Fairy," which was greatly apprecia- beliefs, balconies all round, finding some -little surcease except in a flower garden, and the ing for a tierm of seven years coun- This is a real good day's outing on from have given her endorsement to the Commodious Miss Mavis ted by the audience. -out facilities, sleeping provide which flower garden is the Catholic school. cillor for the North Ward of the the river, and no one can say that this query answered, but from pre- Clarke sang "Love's Young Dream" their wretched despair. Australia theory that might is right. But as of the architecture, a feature Next year it will be my privilege to Claremont Municipality. His voice the charge of 2/ a ticket is exces- sent indications one would be tempt- with true Irish sentiment. Mrs. Cun- has the big, generous heart of a a matter of fact she has done are will proverandahs large and the meet the Holy Father personally. always was heard in matters of pub- sive. ed to give "No" for an answer. How- ningham as usual delighted all pre growing boy beating in its breast; nothing of the kind. As the writer vide many conveniences that at Last Thursday night there was a ever, you can never tell. and to lay before him the position lic interest. Amongst other things its eyes look out on no barren waste of the article in "Young Ireland" present do not exist. A very large jig. Mr. Walsh an Irish sent with of Catholic education in the diocese he occupied the position of Chief committee meeting held, at which life, hope is in its young says, the point is very fully dealt expenditure has been necessary to our A wire was received from Week," a sorrowful of spiritual it is alive and alert; in it with by Balmes, a Spanish author secure of Sale, and to assure his Holiness Ranger of the Irish National Fore. there was an attendance of 12 mem- two old members, Stan: and Lenny recited "Easter this much -needed and desired to the brave men who died heart; of the zeal and anxiety of the peo- tens, and in this capacity was always bers, the only absentee being the Watts, wishing the Society, and cric- reference there is neither spiritual deadness of solid merit, whose work on "Proand it is hoped that Home secretary, who was previously grant- ket teams especially, all good things for Ireland during that tragic but nor unloveliness, and if it has testantism and Catholicity Compar- improvement, ple of Gippsland for the greatest of a champion of the "Dear incurred and the faith the expense sang Clarke week. Mrs. glorious ed" has been translated into Eng- exhibited in the Land." He leaves a widow and ed three weeks' leave. This is in- for the New Year. all blessings-Catholic education. got on the nerves of the simple old district by the Or"The Minstrel Boy," and was loudly and is well known under the four children to mourn his loss, and deed a good start for the new year, On the night of the cricket club applauded by a grateful audience. croney who came to us with a new lish of the Sisters of Mercy will be title of "European Civilisation." der The Old Paradians Association to these we extend our deepest sym- and we would very much like to social, there will be a presentation Miss Revelation in his breast -pocket and upheld by a than met and more Daphne Clarke recited "Little held their annual dinner on the 20th paths in the loss of their bread- see every committee meeting simi- to Mr. R. J. Marmion, our past preflourish of Press puffery, that's his The part of the work containing the continuance 01 the support that has Orphan Annie," and the morals con- abusiness. passages. in which the subject is hitherto been given, and also inult. There was a large gathering winner, but would like to add for larly attended. As our Yankee friends had the honor of filling sident, who the advice For the first time during the half the president's chair for two years, tained in this poem, and of the members present. Mr. P. A. their consolation the text so well He didn't "cut ice" in Austra- treated, is not mentioned in Young creased applications for admission. to say: Mathews, B.D. Sc., L.D.S., president known, "As ye sow, so shall ye year there were no names submitted in recognition of the fine work done offered, were very much taken lia because his Revelation had nei- Ireland, but I find on referring to Such support will be an acknowledgThe Rev. Father Master- for election, but this must have been by him during his period of office. heart by the members. Miss Mavis ther spiritual life, truth or beauty an edition of the original, publish- ment of the educational merit which of the Association, presided. A num- reap." the in at Calle Nueva de S. Francisco, the Convent has won, and also of ber of the Clergy, Old Paradians, ton officiated at the graveside. The due entirely to the Christmas holi- The way the members, almost to a Clarke sang "The Meeting of nor anything authentic as a ed 17, 1869, that they appear Waters," hnd did full credit to that science in Smith days preventing members from ob- man, came along with their were amongst the members present. chief mourners were Mrs. to recommend it. As we Ne. subVolume IV., Chapter LV. of the other advantages that it possesses. Mr. j. A. Collopy, LL.B., submitting (widow), May, Bessie, Tommy and taining nominations; as before the scriptions when the list was taken sweet melody. Mrs. Cunningham anticipated at the outset of his work. memagain obliged and pleased the the toast of "The Archbishop and Eileen (children), Mrs. Dwyer and meeting was over three new ones round, was a striking testimony of visit, his new Revelation has failed bers with an Irish jig. The meeting because Australians, though "dear Illegitimate Power. The pall- were received, but the election of Clergy." paid a fine tribute to the Mrs. Gosling (cousins). records how rising up against the his bearers consisted of four members these gentlemen had to stand over the popularity enjoyed by Mr. Mar- then closed with the singing of folk," are not fools. The Press was of zeal and high character The Spanish author dwells on the intruded authority of a u carper the mion. "God Save Ireland," and the oppor- expected to fall down and worship importance Grace Archbishop Mannix, and eu of the hospital staff and four of his till the next committee meeting. of the question of the Spanish people struggled for their Football talk already in the air, tunity of having a dance was quickForesters' Mr. Ryan, of the Boulder C.Y. logised the devotion and loyalty of late comrades of the due to Power, but adds independence during the space of great promises of players. Nine- ly taken by most of the members. him as a new seer; instead it re- obedience MS., has been to Perth, and we are and the priesthood. Father F. A. bier- Lodge. that garded him as the the newest joke. question of resistance to it Six years, and in the end overcame ty per cent. of last year's men are The Young Ireland Society takes who If the A goodly number of Foresters turn - very pleased to say came along to far more important. First of all, the conqueror of Europe. ner, P.P., an Old Paradian, swearing to revenge their last the opportunity early in the new What Conan Doyle lost in spiritual- is he says, celebrated the 20th anniversary of ed out in regalia, and quite a large our local Society. He interested still the ity when he forsook doctrine the faith of of those who power of Napoleon had established year's defeat, while the number and and his boyhood, his inner self may tell hold that a Government itself amongst us. the Spanish peohis ordination last month, in his concourse followed the remains to himself in the matter of the Society quality of the new, prospective play year of extending a hearty must be amongst badge, and we hope that as the re- ems is very reassuring. We have also cordial welcome to all who sympa- him, as no spook from the spirit- obeyed simply because it is a Gov- ple would still have maintained the response, said Archbishop Mannix their last resting place, was a great outstanding figure, and whom were noticed quite a half bun - sult of his explanations, when he heard rumor of a very prominent thise withthe Irish people in their ualist's cabinet can tell him. Because ernment, and even if it is illegitim- same right to rise against it that it he was one of Ireland's gifts to Aus- dred of his late fellow employees. returns to the Goldfields, it will not football gentleman undertaking to heroic struggle for freedom, and to the Australian Press, versatile ate, must be abandoned as false. It had in 1808 had Australia in work and--Iforal be long His beautiful wreaths before tralia. Many the long -talked -of coach the 1921 team. When we start ail 'who desire to learn the Irish though it is in many ways, cannot is contrary to sound reason, and Success Not Everything. language and history and to spend go a-spooking with him nor accept was never taught by the Catholic including badge is a reality. him to all liberty lovers tributes were received, endeared to talk of the final four in the cric- an enjoyable evening listening to When the Church preaches "Victory would not have made and advocates of free speech. Au. ones from Dr. and Mrs. Anderson, The syllabus items during the ket his hair -brained Revelation as au- Church. world, it is time to think of the obedience to come Irish songs and recitations, to the Powers, it means usurpation legitimate. tralian priests desired to see Austra- Matron and Nurses' Staff, Mr. and next few weeks will be well worth football team, and we The vie. wish this and join. The Society meets every thentic and spiritual, he accuses it legitimate Powers. The absurdity and while all members being present at, of the 2nd. cf May did not lia take its place as one of the fore- Mrs. Durack and family. Mr. football team as much success Monday evening (8 o'clock) at St. of ignorance and as lacking of a that the mere fact creates the right tims make the orders of Murat legitimost nations of the world. As far Mrs. Delaney, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. as they promise to be some of the year's sense of proportion. He probably had Patrick's School, Wellington -street not come within Catholic dog- mate, and even if in every corner of Mrs. best of the term. First of all there as the "A" cricket team has as they could, they sought to en- Dwyer and family, Mr. and looked upon Australia as a fertile does during this season. ma. If it were true that obedi- the Peninsula were enacted the horcourage and foster Australian sent, Kerin and family, Mrs. Moore. and is the picnic on Sunday, the 16th of field in which he would be able to ence is due The Accountancy Classes have to every established rible scenes of the Prado, and the H.A.C.B. SOCIETY. meat in the community. They want- Mrs. Cunneen, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ste- January, then comes the cricket started let loose his new-fangled Revelation Government even and the more again, induswhen illegitimate, blood of martyred patriots on act were The first meeting of the District and expect it to find many converts. if it were true ed to see every Australian Yens and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gos- club social, which was postponed trious students are hard at work that it is not law- shed, covering the usurper arc.' his Australia First. ling. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Fogarty, Mr from the 12th to the 19th. The fol- again. Board in the new year was held in He has been dis-illusioned. Austra- ful to resist the principle of At the last Intermediate it, it would be also true satellities with indelible ignominy, for Murray -street, Australians Hall, he Hibernian The sentiment of and Mrs. Felds and family. Mr. and lowing Tuesday night, the 25th Examination, d td by th Perth, on Monday. January 10. 1921, lians are practical minded enough that an illegitimate Government the sacred right of rising in defence Australia or Australia for Austra- Mrs. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher, inst., is the third river excursion, Commonwealth e not to be gulled by the vapourings would have the right to order, and of the legitimate throne and the inof Accoun- t 8 p.m. Bro. Tully, D.V.P. (in of spookers. but the "Australia Night" appearing ants, there wereInstitute lians should receive due recognition Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy. Conan Doyle will in consequence illegitimate Gov- dependence of the nation would about 80 candit had on the syllabus for the following dates who presented themselves, but he chair), also Bros. Edwards, leave us a sadder and a wiser man. ernment would anbecome Messrs. Bowra and O'Dea in the Commonwealth. Every Auslegitimate been sactioned all the mere: tralian should be solicitous about charge of the funeral arrangements. night has been altered to February of these only 15 passed. Seven of Dwyer. Creighton, McAdam; Cooney, So far as Australia is concerned, from the sole fact of its existence. have decisively." It will he seen that Parker, and the District there is no money in the spook busi- Then all usurpations would 2nd, and the item for that the interests of his country. Austranight, the 15 passes were secured by the Kenny become so far from approving the doctrine s was read Correspondence ecretary. only and had country, vast "A a Mock Trial," has been transfer- Society's instructor, Mr. A. T. Kirk- a lia was legitimate, the most heroic resist- that Might is Right, the Catholic nd dealt with, and accounts to the ness, and we don't think Spiritualred to January 26th. of population at present. a fringe Members of peoples would stand con- church condemns the illegitimate and one of that seven came a mount of £16 10/ was passed for ism will find a sufficiency of con- ance should keep these fixtures foremost patrick, People from overseas should be atverts in this country to make it a demned, and the world would be power of invading tyrants and usurfrom the Society, Jack Minihan bep to forwas decided It ayment. The Rabble behind Carson and when making their weekly social argiven up purely se- tracted to the Commonwealth, and to the rule paying concern. of force. pers, insists that to interfere with ing the lucky one. The heartiest branches copy of circular re they should be induced to advance Lloyd George have been shotaing rangements, and thereby make each of congratulations are extended to ward the rights of less powerful nations c frbm National Directory. re A Degrading Doctrine. the interests of Australia. The Aus- out imprecations against Sinn Fein and everyone of the items a suc- both Mr. Kirkpatrick and Mr. Mini- c dived without title deeds is a crime of elebrating Golden Jubilee Year The doctrine, which is the equiva- great magitude and holds that the tralian priests tried to do their duty and accusings of every sort have ac- cess. a offering and han on their success. the Society, 921 of 1 Last week the "A" cricket team lent of Might is to Australia, and to put into prac- companied them. Nothing that the Right, Balmes !epeople who decline to recognise best for the We have noticed our secretary is c ash prize of 20 guineas jects most unequivocally, "No," he usurped authority are but dischargtice the lessons they learned from devil or the Black and Tans could played the Australs on the Esplan- back amongst us again, looking very membership result amongst the diee EMINENT PHYSICIAN CON says, "this degrading doctrine is not ing a duty. Balmes, who was born the Christian Brothers. It was en- do was too bad to be laid to the ade, and the "B" team the Railways fit. governing particulars Full nets. His first anxiety upon return t DEMS SPIRITUALISM. true, this doctrine which decides at Vich, Cataloia, in 1810, and died couraging to find that many Aus- charge of the Irish Republicans. In- on Wellington Square. The result, was subs.; so now make his work a c ompetition will be set out in cirthat the result of usurpation is legi- there in 1848, is an ecclesiastical tralians were joining the ranks of deed, it would seem the the Father as far as both matches are concern- bit easier forldm by coming along c ular. concocting ed, is by no means decided, but we Dr. A. T. Schofield, a well-known timate, this doctrine which says to guide who may be safely followed. the Christian Brothers, and he was of Lies was on thy job immediately with any you may not pleased to say that the Rev. Bro. new vices for the British propagan- wish both teams the best of luck for have yet paid. of the Harley -street (London) physician, a people conquered and subjugated Besides 'he work on "Protestantisrn the dislocation to Owing at the Royal Service Insti- by some usurper, 'obey your tyrant, and Catholicity Compared" he was that dist to season his Irish news. A lit- t o -day's play. Time "A" team is, of Tevlin, who was with them transport service of the State, due lecturing in the beginning of November, his rights are based on his force the author of various ether books, evening. was an Australian. It was tle while ago we read of the dieser) course, sure of being in the final If the price of paper goes any to industrial trouble, our Eastern tute, "Fundamental Phil,sof modern spiritual- and your obligation on your feeble- including the subject on or regret that only a quar- pearance of Father Griffin from his f our, but the question on a matt every- higher, a critical reader reminds us. exchanges are not to hand, and our No, this doctrine is not true ophy," "The Foundations of ReliAustralia Presbytery in Galway. and later his one's lips is: "Can the 'B' team beat they're a warning both as a phy- ness.' ter of th priesthood of going to make the soles of Australasian news is necessarily very ism, gave which would efface fre.n our his- gion Explained" and "Letters of a of the exas a Christian and sician were Australian born. Something body was found in a grave about t he Railways"? To -day will see boots of leather again. much restricted. treme danger of the cult. He said tory one of its fairest pages which Sceptic." _eeeeemed lacking when such a state of six miles from the town. There was Griffin's it was spreading like poison gas things existed. Every facility should a bullet hole in Father no made to authorities youths The head. among a class least well-equipped to be given to Australian matter, resist its insidious influences. The qualify for the priesthood. His Ho- effort to inquire into the House in the Devlin, was Mr. in the Benedict XV. when Pope and evil wrought often ended liness most terrible fate that could befall a strongly favorable to a native clergy of Commons, sought information conGreenwood had Sir Hamar A Manly was absolute Union from which lands. being, human in all been formed in the interests of the cerning the outrage, his only reply Possession of an Unclean Spirit. Australian priesthood, and bursaries was: "The body was left at the recThe lecturer quoted cases, which voca- tory, and the clergy refused to give were provided to promote he said, were well established and tions amongst the youth of Austra- information as to who had brought not open to doubt of possession by There was no inlia. He hoped that steps would be the body there." unclean spirits. One of these duly taken to nationalise St. Patrick's quest --inquests are "off" under the When Mr. C. J. De Gads announced eleven months ago that he for was that of a delicate vouched rule in Ireland. College at Manly. Such a proposal new "Brass -hat" would give 1,500 for the best Australian novel, written by an Austraand refined lady who, in her paroxhad been mentioned before, but no Anything can be done in the name lian, there was a flutter not only in the camp of budding authors, a out poured of possession, ysm It would of the Crown in that unfortunate action had been taken. but among lovers of good fiction, who knew at once that such a conflood of obscenity and blasphemy must be be in the best interests of the Aus- country-no questions test was bound to bring forth something "worth reading." case hear. In the terrible to most or bayonet the tralian priesthood to nationalise the asked-a prod of of a patient of his own, hardened What Maynooth was to a clout from the butt -end of a rifle Out of no less than 428 entries, one work stood out by such preCollege. remain in to disnurses declined and asylum tongues Manly, impertinent should stops eminent merit, that the adjudicators had no difficulty whatsoever Ireland. St. Patrick's, of utterances attendance because cussion. The inference to be drawn in awarding it first prize. As the principal judge said, it compared be to Australia 9 regarded as coming which they from Sir Hamar Greenwood's reply with the next best effort as three to one. F. A. Russell, a young "The Supreme Shopping Event of the Season" straight from the pit of hell. The Very Rev. Administrator of is that the priests knew something, Victorian, and the author of this epoch-making, Australian novel, He was not suggesting that the has given us in this book: "The Ashes of Achievement," a classic St. Patrick's Cathedral, has received but their mouths were closed "by evil always went or generally went message from order." By whose order? Sir Ha which will create a sensation far beyond the bounds of this island the following cable to this length, but, short of possescontinent. his Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Man- mar didn't dare to say it came from troubles sion, there were other Sinn Fein, and he didn't deny it nix:"THE ASHES OF ACHIEVEMENT' is a novel of entrancing huwhich he might perhaps describe as "London, December 30. came from the Military. To the forman interest, picturing the lives, the ambitions, the actions, and the obsession, and he told of a young ces of the Crown in Ireland this co"Father Barry, fate of typical Australians-such as we know them and move amofficer of his own acquaintance who wardly and inhuman outrage can "Cathedral, Melbourne. ongst ourselves. The book is a great and welcome change from "Ireland's thanks and mine for reasonably be charged. A peculiar Lost His Reason the American literature, dealing with conditions and ways of thinkIrish Convention's inspiriting mes- feature of the latest phase of Milithrough associaas he said, ing which are largely alien to Australia, and cannot,, therefore, grip directly, attention sage, alto for greetings from priests tarism in Ireland is the us like the characters and episodes of this admirable Australian tion with a spiritist centre, and after of Those unable to visit Our Summer should take advantage of and people. Christmas blessings paid to the priesthood. Severaloutown father, kill his to an attempt tale. brutally been the clergy have upon you all. wound up a few weeks ago by takwith our Excellent Mail Order Service, which will bring our Bargains raged, beaten and treated "THE ASHES OF ACHIEVEMENT" is certain to create a furore. "ARCHBISHOP MANNIX." ing his own life in an asylum. You simply must read the book, would you keep up-to-date. fiendish inhumanity. It would seem There was a nauseous atmosphere 'within the reach of all Facilities. Father P. Rafferty, of West Bruns- that the old spirit of the Cromwelwho are provided with Postal of deception and fraud about what wick, who was recently on a visit lian regime is being resurrected. If was known as spiritualism, but there is correct, to Rome has been entertained at Conan Doyle's theory were honourable exceptions. He did in the business doing Cerretti, late Cromwell is Monsignor dinner by not allege fraud against the "meApostolic Delegate in Australia. British Cabinet and at Dublin dium shows," generally perfectly was also the guest Castle. Father Rafferty innocent, but he gave examples Tivoli. of the Irish College him that which he said satisfied Oni_ Address: to provide electricity as a means of the supposed messages from another well as Convent, F.J.C. the The Queen's Carnival, North Fitz- lighting 180 Murray Street (near Boans). world were really messages from the improvements, necessary as other Miss £700. Annie roy, realised brain of the inquirer which had been secur- resulted in the fine total of £1,125. Sufficient Address. Nugent (Queen of the ,West) received by the medium while in a of the of votes and Miss 0. Michaelis (Queen ed the largest number state of trance. There was compoll with the topped Irish Pipers) Box 57 G.P.O. Perth. at A coronation was Crowned Queen plete absence of scientific proof of fine parish 1551 10/ to her credit. Mrs. M. Cleary ceremony held in the communication with another world. NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -ST. (Queen of Erin) came next with hall. as the and he regarded spiritism £351 12/, and Miss N. Collins (Queen absolute enemy of Christianity. Queen Carnival, at Benella, of Railways) secured £222 2/6. On the 30th ult., at his late resi.
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