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1 Glee es SE We eee Tee 5 RODE Ue = W k Vv Examit =~ : eee " SURMISE er Taz SSE: tw ~ or — “f ; ee | 4 ier a 7 “ School Statist or OC ; , ° 4 a noo! Statistics > Ca } } a ane Rid oa til . : j it o Che Colegh ty Gs Xi it NIL “+i pekrieas naca. — b mesh are set the same - herring nets, | im every respect, a grand and complete ever, deny his fellow citizens the right to | Acitated Ireland : tf. Published ev ' tay « > ? ot : c ce wing set int morning 0 ring » day, | succe z 2» int ; ‘Se Sil ge ad —— re-ana. a Publist y : o ee *K Mr. Bourrnot, in his paper on Canadian | and aa eae ar t! oa = 7 ion e a 4 a eer det ae eee Cer FFICI dati ) Sia Aye a : é ai javlied the he} norning. As yet | THR *‘AT vee”? ' free-bo “iTIZ. Ss wm on am en : ‘ ' : : » ‘ It » 9 ; - fectua Verelopment, published in| no fish are caught exce] ‘ night. and =S At BOM } . ra PAtIRONS OS A KEORS and free coun- | A LETTER FROM HIS HOLINESS THE [< k 4 i si \} a f it except at nigl 2nd | 1E POPE, i NGS’ B DING, CORNER OF WATER FEBR : 4. 1881. Fiisl Cebnindidss Miaadites sfa-hasmmen iodide aha tie ee * i : yin | On the evening immediately succeeding | try. Than this, nothing conld be more! ; é . sinlinaats ‘ are ; ary > om miy the largest cod ihe caich tor the} [Teay Pilley’ ; . : i 3 nat Winslet si} op i Gi ANDGR AT & rh .EETS, mits the tollowmg table, carefully prepare bhsanifivst dniale, with oukeworsh oe : L ly Wille y's Ball, Mrs. Senater McPherson | foreign to his principles or shocking to his | The followin letter ated nary 2 ; os ; . : y¥y pret first trials, with untavorable weather, wifeof.the-h : g: 4 . feelings Let t! ’ : ’ i January ord, $ ‘ A onl that PE. I he Taxation View of the Questio: to . atest date, from tl volumipeus | we pai endit ( » “y ~ iw : - on mpe_cer of) Lae Senate —gave an ; '®°?* 1g8. - them, by all means, exercise from the Pope i . ont + the 2 Charlottet ; fthe Question. mineu was respectiveiy, 4.000, 6,000 and 7,000 | **at home” iu a , ’ Lt ; t h ¢ 7 : pe, has been sent by the Arch- : As h r are "SAL : $1 On om ti returns at nally presel ted to the poun Is Cc f he rtu mu h } : e ah Pies Mae bambers, +4 which i _ right ae, ROSTaG: Am 08 fullest bishop of Dubhia, the recipiet t to the ; ‘wiption price, pos’. VP, A ‘ ‘ . 7 } US. ap Siartin 1s cl HeAasEer several bupndreds o e sre invite i i @ ° hi + oe : : ~ ° c it Gussty? : . . SoM f ou oraries are figuri different Legislatures of the Provinces cf | with his success, and bas ordered CT a ana Of, aneeee wnee pastel; { exteut ; but ietit be done in the enlightened | Catholic clergy :— q i yea , ‘ dina ' ari re! yuring | ¢ : es OF | WIth his suceess, and has ordered new nets, | ¢:v¢ bs a goodly numer of the Senators and | spirit of true patriotism and not in the } , oJ * ar Rates of ad 5 the Wicekd Io rae ere = 1 to this Proving na ae ; : i nets can be used in any depth of | members of Parliame: the programme at] blind, eramped spirit of prejudice and | ;.); Vene rable Brother, health and Apos- io eas ot : Danilic struct of ta Canadian : : r , i prbhe educational wate r, say from Ofteen tuo fifty fethome ius * . rtainment consisted principally of bitter faction A man who ‘ibe honest ond Loic Benediction. We read with pleasure . saci Vial Ww ‘ i ive. Bu see stitutions int Domini 12 8001 The renert further says th 7+ wre Ine | Vockl and instrumenuta nsic, j hi son : ; eee . sib r ro hin mo an 50 rs it itseeme aneate” Down ; e report fur says hat it would not | Yee! and instrume tal music, in which dull T'S tnctetneet tam pains idaheonell tts. the: Mantel your letter addressed tu the people ef the : ; that this piase of the question was cor f pupus in attendance be stenrisina th see.ithewill net.entirels,|.~.. 7. eading singers and mueicians of Ottawa ar : . | Diocese of Dablir d es a a 10 ae Le i : Cncuai heii ial cieiais me praia: gil net, entirely), ok net De Fortin, MPP.. forG awa | scale without attemapting te lower or injure | ablin, and presented to us by J oe dn wh iking us of 1 m with; ay, “ ee vagal e's 925,000 | snpersede the old and much condemned, asi... yy ea” OE Mainy. TEE +5 for Gaspe, dis- the social standing of | o igh! Th pares when you were in Rome, for in it we #4 Contracts may r «warterly, half e lsiand = and th depp alte: oo Frage ; no mi y contributed mall io cumnelehs neibiereh af railed tinguished hinself in singing almost as much}. . cial standing of his neighbor, here | vodiciiietionss: Vomit aaleaian ; A : " * ) . ution of oer : . Sisk: ¢ , meth of trawling. ; ; iain . NW aw prnden i od ry ; ; , the lncreas i : cona t ‘a state and People ei £6, 700, COO ™ on : ' as in his efforts to **develop the fisheries.” | 5 a, ares ee ample field for since while I id j i = oa mie ea y carly, and 5 . i ments on r } Quen por e total New En land flee _ engage 1 ip W ble Menta f ; * ; all his talent ‘ af ” x ee oa Nie [reiand i now cee} y move x ‘ 4 ' ice, — os , Canadian Pacilic I of ( ie . ’ vitishine the pas* 2 ar was 570 vess sis.) t 3 j Ee ; oe nen ee ane ¢ | man. . as oe ™ ae ‘a | partly by a desire of better things parti : i: : Railway. we oe A ces 1 Mages j Unive — Cee ee AS OG eis, | the wonder is that he can retain his bachelor- | may enjoy position and enjoy the! hy fos ¢ : Ms: PORES. ’ Co \ W. Moevrenenr - 7 meine hien *. ; | With O8995 s12. he total catch was 0 - | hood se long Ine distinguishihe feat >} esteem of rile x : 2a" .’ eee ‘ riiure, you Offe ’ Ww. L ls see on3. bd nek L ? ' 5 we 3} th 6.058 ; on 647. long. One distinguishihg feature of | esteem of sia follaw man-—~in fact ao ant by fear of an une ertain future, } fer i lanaget (Mice Supt a . 2 <s, : 3 r < ulation, there | +' ver of Undergracuates in Arts, £06 quin al | tiys entertainment wat 3 grand champagne become a ‘ solid man,” even if he never qouneet admirably suited tothe occasion, bhabaa . ; ‘ > ; i j i | r ’ > . 7 a : Tt iti F } ; i + Salida : ; ‘ ‘ tuitia and New Branswick i ~ Me ne, Theology, about © 900 be is |sueper. Although this ‘‘at home” was on a | aspired to prominent pieitione for “which | : nal ee condition of Catholics in Ire- : eceived when they eutered the Union. S } quieter scale th: ade Tilley’ "n % * : F : Hen | land disquie Yi re high, n ae J VY ced ies con, Oa ae lors. «Rom THe bes | yueter scale than Lady Tilley’s Ball, yet | nature, though kind, never intended him. | pct; juiets and afilicts us, and we highiy Pry nao up — rd oy : re Ley i sable speech— which i 0 unerior and |} ' NOTES K'ROM THE CAI! ITAL. | there were fally as many people present, and |} True leve of country dens ak. teen esteem their virtue, sorely tried by ad rers- Live BuUnaiu wW atl es cannot | ish in full —says : : Academies hihi | Soe Teroenenre es oer the most elegant | sist in the mercenary love of the flesh ity not for a brief period only, but for * és { eviat : ‘ | are mptrous eseri nti avitt, Rel | ng a p . . . ° ; vé had a m noth petition pre : ‘ cs, £43 | "HE PACIFIC RATLWAY Dace eeepc sgt gg on tion, manifesting a} pots of office ! Ths leathned Ynbtare many centuries, for with the greatest forti- — n *L wey ae oa: tags 2. Avgregate att ance im sanie 147.000 BA ee S generosity and liberality which had no regard | ©. ; Sy te Mak ie ee ecturer | tude and tune . *" : Ay Prince Faward JU t: 4) ‘ i ‘ - gard | ecid h wld incerely 4 tht and constancy they preferred to en- a q . a isiau i ' 7 policy of the Governinent 1s | to axpense. Asan “at home” and fashion wid he would sincerely and earnestly | dure every misfortun . h } f r r % inn © @ | soutiowen dows there, and they be | a EP RE MEAN ORINA SEMIOLe ns «} - » g | expressions of approval fr | able gatheiring it was not less brilliant and ene — and others hoiding | the religion of their father - ‘aot aan ‘ 2 . icy ‘ay De " ¢ 1 rT e , . : > in ; its > ‘ 7 =. ANOS VE « ‘Vial BY: | most energetic in.thas little island. eich I}. nts ja samey..... 1.400 | the coantry. The latest } suceessful thau ihe ball of the previous even- | pesponsible ani influential positions, if they | in the slightest de " f ‘ > a ter a | au, en to . ° i & aa } - : LW . . te , . or "hee é ah age a eee Sts , County Couneily of iny. Senaver McPherson, whe is every inzh | have the real welfare of those who are to | ficlelits a g oo rom their ancient , TIME TABLE NO, 16 wih teed 1k te cae a ~~ tute dine Masti nite: Bae ape Highlander.and. odarger man than Hon, | Come after them at heart, to inapire their! ;, rh a ine kt a asin Morsover, 4 1 oe 1@ loveliest spots vs ekin aa ' : ia 9 EB OS oy : : , ses _— cea c+» : | childra ; ; 3 ‘ Se tO) i ' on im th Demiuion of ¢ i ila lleatialn a Me g 30 years (from 1850 to | endeavor to make the pub {dames Du ican- “made X ery one tee], in} children and others placed under their in- | doth vy here Ps a pat, ex a \ . | : 1, 250,000 s of lan ait ' i SU, ) erection and repairs theta is 4 univeraal on: j reality—as well.as in werd-—*‘at home.” | flvence, not only with a sincere love of | ,> F f all e prrgcnt Pat ue : — ast . : r “ U e i silt sha nen ae ; es ; ah iSai 5 st ss Wail we . ae i proots. Of a the ner Fir — were nev iver Al rang: ment, iret 4 i +m th vort oi ™ e fuel and con to the prfsent Governme i PESTIVITIES AT RIDEAU HALL. |r ligion, but also witha sincere and trud| wanii oe & oe woes pre Hoyer oO st, aud it was an igia vhich we a :. $gemcies, BDeUs - $15,000,600 | Proyiy We 4a4 In addition to thos c » 1: yy. | love of thef native couniry—and by their | VORTMAN LEN, +0S8G SO : “a is cow le gp sae eae “ vi ele * Tete i = ebm net and fashionable Pub dive onuntoe. he tedanl this meee at force us te love them with paternal benevol- : =" Es / ‘i lo'd aad | Gord a an ae A ce educational pu ‘orm Gloucester | 0° outa, th vernor General has been | + of ours, destined in th pice tryent O and fervently to wisi that the evils ; bak Bob Oil biG Bb jar, 1830 to inet i i AB 2 I AEN a I Co weil approving » Syndicate | SiVEE 4 Series of private dinners and skating | Ors, desuined 7A the near futere |}. which they are afflicted may we ” t : = « ie tt Mf W wie. St ee », | Corts chews how watiers stand there, | #2 tobogganing parties at Goverment House |to be one of the leading nations of the} ppouoht Evian Parr enone 4 quickly be rliaiXs a : > ‘ a BH MAKINg ith . ud | Total amount (appr 1 », COC Lea 7 in id ak’ ¥3 ' te Cina) a and it has been remarked that the Marquis of world. (Great applause.) er -” ow end. At the same time we A GOING West. they tered the . ion. ancd , ae (approximate), a - ca as Ot ity ncii of salad PO BS ai scr a the i \ ‘ he. ll unhesitatingly declare that it is their duty : ‘om ; ler put ses Northuinve nua, ws. Bb : Go ‘ |; OTH@, O SNC OCCASIONS, P es pif the d rot r 4 noOY lies i “TY : . ; , a d ay Railway policy 1 4 ' ; Ht | nost. agreeable and. cheery of hosts, striving | Rob ree , ene mas. moved by a be carefully on their guard not to allow ; «7 ‘ Te of tue partics te n i : ie * 12 & need gent Mees pr vote Of | to contibute te the pleasure of his ruest by | Re io a: ms it ae ~ Jan es | the fame of their ‘sterling and hereditary : . M ‘ ‘ ’ .¢ 2 years. (3 264 000.000 | sixteen to seven ] Pe a ee oo } ; ree of bis guests OY | Reddin Esq., suj ted by / eNeill. ana . a / : : ee ¢ oa ch re ; fe tes q a; Py er ea | ASSO AUELY, looking after their cemforts, and | - the fe on e ee - A. MeNeill, and | probity to be lessened, and not to commit a a * 1 He kuows perfectly well that | 4 a statistics prove conclusively that hig Connty, Mr. Suge ball, bas bot dis-| chattiog ly te one and all. The gallant} * husinetically oayeled. Phe amount realiz- any rash act whereby they may seem to Georgetown. lia : . , Ln Mate Te ipies a foremost position among | PYS% Miusal, Us ‘he ent this session, | Campbell Ulan, may well fee! prond of their | ed was about $50 have cast aside the obedience due ta their : : ain. nm this 4u pi rite t cre o nanities forits zeal i inl } reing absent in Iingland on vat yusi- | namesake =: 0 . lt ee ne awf : ‘ edith Fo on es os : crease fis oo Sted es al in deve lop ng the s _ § avse ha private busi cn ; and countryman, whe at present | | lawful rulers; and for this rx ason, when- : ad ee oj alae pation . would imposed upon Prince | ¢duea - of the people, irrespective of ness. | pre sides over the affairs of this Canada of : Sons of Temperance. | ever Ireland was greatly excitad in guard- ' ee Ewe Issa r the construction of this | ¢/ass he progress that has been mad sin <dneih tiie canes dee Ours j cals . . ° ay i ; rogress ats hs n mare GRIT POLITICAL MORALITY. } ing and defending her owr 2 oo 2 ve or ce ' ’ we Vaed 21 rtand parcel of the con-| within forty years may be also illustrated A petition has been fiyled in the Court ¢| ce esi ue - SUMMARY OF THE GRAND WORTHY é Roman Pontiffs ee ees ~ t 4 ; es . n 1873 ' th ie 5 ae EE ay e Wat. s ‘ned . . ; A ft itie is Db 1 hyled in the urt of i ec ‘ 3 . cen» ae . “iia o @t. Peter's * gant Oe dates wat ge aa i om Soe mon, 3 he fac hat, in 1839, there were in all | Queen’s Beuch, by Mr. G. R. Paitulo ms |} A Chapter in Our Island History. | PATRIARCH’S REPORT. | admonition and exhortation, to allay or. i ‘ ea ‘ leh agreed tre uhlie ; teas . én Ye Po oe : co m a oe — ¢ i a. * a 4 seorell . exe ay \ . i >, end those.) N . ‘ ee ' ery ae aa ; British | feated candidate, against the return of Mr. ss . 5 Tea 7 : _ : . excited feelings, lest by a disregard of ; ’ Mt. Stewart rio” |} hémpers ¥ ’ i ' , a Island, : 4 bets .% ; C: ’ a ge ct pas PE dy ne x James Sutherland, the new M. P. for North ’ et Ae oars, ae enenre § > war deg Rocers, Esy., Grand W orthy IBOGEATAON J 16hee might be violated, or the i 4 Ms. Stowart.. Dp 10.03 : a et Act rt in ¢ ter, tell | Onn. 2k bhai Ore eee ad 1,440,- | Oxford. Both these'gentlemen are Reform- | tte ees ,BTc.—a Lance acprence | Patriarch,presented a report at the quarter- | C@U8e, however right in itself, might be ; : the ‘ : ; 0, i yout one i fifte whilst * now ’ LY : . , cli ieaeianiihens » seneios ac . . px on ° : . th, i : Hford. ; (3 4 4 «entd signed this petition, | , wee RB ee By da w | ers of tha first water, and, it would be: in. | AND A YL ‘SING AND INTERESTING prs- | ly resslcD of the Grand Division 5. of T., foreed by the influence of passion into the ; a York ow ee ee een eee Cee ee Y cerhecdh ial a * ioe a : in four, | teresting to know the amount of corruption | COU PUR OURMARY BEES T- pensense’ Pace: at Freetown. The statistics } mame of sedition. The*ecounsels were al- ‘ ‘ goments of 2) ait if we inclade the student ; ltinatait . ‘ ; sonia sre not complete 4 >3 di , ” Reyalty Jnnetion| 1122" | | part t ‘ - gagemen tf the Dominion of ay . the students in all educational | practiced in a clear Grit constituency like na Hid ean ae were not compete, owing te the fact that | ways directed to the end that the Catholies Charlottetown...) Ar 1i.45 j sta Whe ov CMe inva ‘the Union?) i, {that of North Oxford. But the latest new ur Teetures of the warm-hearted Vicar- | some of the subordinate divisions had not | 13 {reland should in all things fellow the a “a Did they veiat thie out? Did tives far _—--—__ -~» « i. . 7 7 ©) General alwavs d > and S49 : yi di : cand } S Cas: rt o — | aud pointout:anether impe et een Sixth An Rebe vec | is to the effect that Mr. Patallo’s petition | ; patie rt ‘ A AR A lg fap a meng wi sesponded to. his Auaniiien Chere“ 0s” a guide’ amd teeshesy ana, loftetown is ian. apd point out wther importaut fi } ixtl nnuai Ff * ? +* tovey i . i he ‘ke all wax w r) Vhe . +} ibis Royalty’ J aeciSe Bee te! .e neat Mm. | was partand pa tesdita’ elie nb! Wed “x: ahaa etl crag “Bu. ae Boston | has bea withdrawn owing to counter | he that the Market pages well Glled last| When he was elected to the office, there | thoronghiy conforming themselves to her neti 5 38 : ‘ a » au ial tik is oj \ 1 it Let - 1 1 - " ‘rica ling > . > a nae > 7 _ ;Wwiki ' 2 2 —_,. eS ee ; 23 eT te toes 2 7 Fish Bure. | charges having been fyled by Mr. Suther-| ™ lay evenir g. The lecture was under} Werte on the roll twenty seven Division, one } Precepts, they shonld reject the allurements : ute ore. : ae walllibees + ‘ : : _—. . . : »ansnice . aver ¢ > in ‘ i ae ‘ es . . Hunter River o,f PATS | | in consideration of the large expenditure is Dixie 36 1875, M ; Hand. So ou. the prineiple—“ your're pahe aukpices of the charitable scisty of Se of which had ceased working, while another | of pernicious doctrines. “Thus the Sue ‘ : ate 28 G 4! : ‘ ft arge ©) ture i n Jur * i ai ae : ‘ . : ‘ent Cf monies 7 > sae , . r- Bradalban: Le iF ited by the Pyelisment of Canada for the | (kno ee Franklin Snow } another the whole case is dropped. i] a ety aetin 8 and Professor Caven, | W8# Mm a very low condition, and still | prewe Pontiff Gregory XVI, on the 12th ar County Line "oT 49.32 * 5. is | cons tion of railways anil canals, in | Dek ite ee ge ee ees will'be remembered that Mfr. Patullo # i rast of that Society, occupied the | another has since suspended. But of the | of March, 1839 and on the 15th October, ; Keasingt x “11.10 © g 4 pI ot poseib readjustment of | a1. er eae of ‘steamships that! the great urganizer-in-chief for the Reform chair. ue L rdship the Bishop of Char- Divisions remaining, the reports are en. | 1844, through the Sacred Congregation of : (11.45 « + 630“ ithe finaneial a gements ‘between Can- } 4 tween DUSWH AAG tHe | rt) called Party st the last general election arses lottetown, Ret A McGillivray, Rey. | couragmy. One Deputy writes: “We the Propaganda, admonished the Arch- Semmes side (iDp 145p. m ~~ ta ® 4 provinces aw") bi : : a ae nm eS 4 offered } manifesto issued at that time he prophesied ——- ie oe ely, Rev. Dr Chaissom, Rev initiated fifteen last quarter,” another, “we nenOD, oF, Armagh ta do nothing except Wellinat 7 meas | éebracet: ia eseshcomeienbaalh: sine wohl . roo is free of rent fora year, and} that after making every the for | Janes: MeDonsld, Rev. Wm. Phelan,’ and are initiating some every night;” amother, with justice and moderation; and we, ; Pert Ehii.. ig | - the motsted id:eteenticnal ebtdition’ df om soston an Bureau” was organized. | probable defeat in cert sin ‘constituencies: 4 Rer. Stephen Phelan, were present besides | We are getting along well.” tollowing the example of our predecessor, ; y rince ' eins . Sometime atch | : ahi j d r. away any nrominent seract pia tell : j ae . 4 o Le ary « gz0" I i ne . ra lia is colony should, | or S ; in March last, Mr: Snow died; ! Mr Mackenzie would be sustained by al many prominent pers 3s of various denomi- Daring the past quarter he visited fif- took care on the lst of June last, as you ie Alberton aoe } Biderh' scene aa en a view 08 these con. | rere eee oy ea Of him the present |} majority of fifty or sixty. A false | rophet re teen Divisions representing a membership | are aware, to give to all the bishops of Ire- y On 6 ‘ wt) s, be entitk » ineur a debt eau port ys: ** For ater. arc) omen. “ oe . < F . . 5 « ‘ = oe gre . D ee . ; 4 Tignis® ... Ar 6.25 | to $50 a head rg oar neu . ot on sal c pe: Se w twenty-eight years he) then, and a disappointed man now, is G, | ‘The chapter im Island History to which | of about four hundred; and found good | land the salutary admonitions which the : eee a Speco |b cereus af 18 pre . . ou, om) in on Ys ff . one . the leaders in the trade, ever /R. Patullo. | the Very Rev. Lacturer directed the atten- | temperance men in all of them. A large | Occasion demanded, namely, that the Irish a: ; TRAINS GOING bei sT. wiktveda New’ Bransdick ‘and "No — abe rota ee fronts in. good works, .and PRINCIPAL GRANT | tion of his audience was the immigration errr of the members are young men. people should obey the lnshops, and in no A — vo a ee eh tee vA ' . | humerous institutions for the benefit of}. és bas : jae . 2 _ d'te this Island from Inyerneashire, Scotland, | |. ‘Two new Divisions have been erganized | particular deviate irem the sacredness of \£ set . sve : a a Y Ot O ; icra, 3 : th * | { ns ‘ ge we é aroravn oa . mrs, > P ret * , Cy + . : } - 7 * : : | 695.60 @ Kead and im cénsidetation of e bi » as well as the many business enter- | ee : - : : "ade # well anc favorably | which took place in 1772—just 108 yeara since Mr. Rogers tock the chair—*' Rising | auty. And a liitle later, in the month of ; a x ’ s s i era , ot } ises hic a oc > n .# B +¢ preache here . : 2 2 ? : q ‘ é ee : ye . ; Osvertins teeta enléciiten to Geild this prises of sr i» he was the foun ler of, or | ab y = ecg - hed here in } ago Jast June, and only about nine years Sun vat South Freetown, and ‘* Head November, we testified to seme Irish bish- ‘ a 0 ted wit > hi: Linen St, Audrew's ure ) orning ¢ i ? nt sht” at ‘ . = ; Pacific Railway and.to. zive 50,000.00 oon . ed with. He has been,and long | drew’s Church, both morning and } after the Island had, bys the Treaty of Paris Light” at Southport ;‘and several public | ops who had come to visit the tombs of the i a celia tiie 2 de iC ioe « > ’ oi] i ~ “ hos i 3 ’ : evening er e iy ‘ nat ¢ 2 + tee 3 wr . - ; * * . g { 7 lon tun sem land and $70,000,000, that the Gove will be missed, as well by the humble Gah — ng s rvices, on Sunday las the i betame a Sritish possession. The chief meetings have been held under the auspices Aposiles that we.ardentiy desired every good ‘ j tnile 6 bees } ’ . Y cro + ; at — “ee ine an rincipal, whe. by the way, appears to be | : wo . . if : | - . oo | shoald give (he Le Wer So ter Lead overt” rman that received luis kind look and | te i whe, by the way, appears ss €| promoter of this immigration was Captain of the order. . : gift for the people of Iresand, but.we also ; ° * i i | and above New Bruaswiés To, tia, | Word, as those haying large business tran- | Prrers: good state of health, as. JohnoMeDonald, Laird-of Glenaladale and The Grand Worthy Patriarch rejoices in added that order should net be disturbed, E : ‘ * ‘ . ; : wonus witl et, ¥) CASO ost ractiei 7 . — i . thinki ; : ee. ......,° O&5e.7 | } ia. compepeastion? . (tiear, -) 1 wonder | " tae 8 > bere r . § occasion, most practical] Gienfnnan, one of the most” finished and the fact that the Canada Temperance Act | This manner of thinking and acting is en- ! | whether = : ‘ ‘ : : i " wif. 2 ; Sno : . S ‘ : aud aren 2 alive ser on . i ai % 7 Weliadton .. se 4 aS ther ae d to the gentlemen | _ Mr..B = : pow, his brother, is Pre- , aud argumentative sermons, seconplished young gentlemen that Scut- a be enfereed throughout the Island after | tirely.comforimable to the ordinances and . no &) e sontainin i} sident of 2 urea from ¢ ancar bce : = a , Gemmrciie... | 142 25" | ciuebated’ henillil "the ‘soustd aning 4,000 | tor 1880 a eatery cree ae Report | REY. DR. MUNTER, 1 oe * sald, at thet time, produce. The the seeond day of August 1881. laws of the Church, and we have no doubt : i } Dp 2.60pm! Dp Z.a50m.|. > ut SPS sibs te cous Bave of this | for 1880, we gather some facts which will, ha Tonmio, pecadeat ih tieasanmntarat - ' particular cireumatanee which led to the ————_--—-+ woee that it will conduce to the interests of Ire- i Kensingta-..-- oe ; > -0 °° | if this bad bee : be . Y belies Pa c %, De OF Inperest to our Ushermen | Jon of Dominion Methodiss Church. on LNnigration Wass petty religious persecu- Funeral of Dr. Cahiil. land. If we have confidence im the jastice } waty 7 ' ® : “ ss ** $58 “ | names would 1 be on i 5 ates ae 1873. to 1879. i : ; r Sunday (24th.) The audience was large Ts mmenced by Alexander MeDesald, | ‘ of the men who are placed at the head of mt : 2 + gos |} ad b - From 1873 to 1879, inelusive the Unit a ae, — oe ae }, ts? | Laird of Boisdale. This gentleman marri Ox Tuesday morting the 25th inst., despite the State, and who certainly, for the mos Ranter River ' Zag « ‘“ g 45 * : . . , He beter i State, suffered wuusiai de tor 1 and the sermon flowery. [he collection | P 2e ee) tl t f the r 7 : i aaa me fn a mie 45 leaie s , Pil AM eft gany hy tate, suficsed Unde al depression in buai- | \45 tolerably good. The Dowinion Metho-|” * wifeeaud then teméd- Patesh+t-40? the roads, and coldness of the | part, have great practical experience, com- orth Wiltsmire. £.26:¢° 3% SO © Pa re ut +} a anny Mddiy enough the qtches of fish, by | ait ig one of shoes cash hure} oF Ot we Tent hin and not satisfied with that, he day, a very large concourse of people from | bined with prudence, in ciyil alfairs, Tre- a ' 1 rv ad ; aa : politi apita of this question on | , rr 4 co . : dist is one of the tineat churches in lawa, | pee . ’ . y iiddl Som ) : — aaetivn a04 * 10.32 | the Island ius bands the United Staies fishermen, during the | p po snishos sitting vee j ae Git ** | wanted his tenants to tura Protestants Albany, Middleton, Somerset and Newton, land may obtain what she wants much more ‘ Chan tlete wa a ooo.” Arll.lé * sald period, inentioned were inferior, an 1 th ct pe ee 7 | tox To this they demurred Having oar - Ronom wending their way to County | safely and readily if only she adopts a course —--- —— - dines ete When it iarcemembered that the 125.000.- |} orices ftor.dish in. addit oe ; i hundred persous,. The choir is one of the | » a rane ee ag he geal ing 4! Line Station, to pay the last tribute of res-| whic! wae ai } ‘ : Se lcitetcon De 280 pan | ( a pri for tish in addition wei Ww, IN COM- jy. “BE aghe ee a | firm ef in the Divine right ‘ot Lairds— 3 SO. -e ; : which the laws allow, and avoids giving if Roya! p <.30p.m. 100-.0f acres la which the Government has} sequence of the depression 1380. how best in Canada, and certainly the most pro-| pai, ; ‘ en a pect to Dr. Cahill’s remains, which came by | canse of offence. Thorefi Vv 3 . 45 > £2 : . ’ . . — . AVib- , » 3 HUF 8 : 2018 18 Lita to fee «in 1% 1 ray ; * * : > “9 ’ > - 4 , 43 : ’ yalty Junction “ 2.53 ' reserved in the North West—sold at half} ever, while the | clean: back ficient in this city. Seca s Lie foree them into his way | train to County Line Station for the purpose | .4) Brotl le a ere een } oe & U2 the nrice plaeet! nnon them by the Oppusi- | fyl! “ ; aed 2 h Nat tr oe | of thinking, and, the lecturer seid, actually | of beiug interred in the cemetry at Somerset, : 1. re ” re and = your ' Peni wedi We | on “Ae sit wea al il! and prosperous career, the production: ¥OUR MONTHS ABROAD: ‘attempted, with his yellow walking stick, | the family burial place. Soon after the arrival colleagues in the Episdypate direct * + is ‘4 ‘so ° 4 a Fs 7, 2 : ic t6G.cLionat f the f{ erie TO Ieee tle on , »° - lb at a nea ’ j . . : en ss ° r ore ’ : ' Me SEES par 2g | Cad wk veeel € thi a Pen eae ¥ were ubprecedentiy aound Mr. Landry, M. P., ‘‘ the little joker’ cf£| £0 % them to the Protestant church. | of train, the beautiful easket containing the | your efforts to the end thas the people in : " Mt. “tewa Dp 4.15p ! Istand have much to fear from stitial a ane Rar. ra fish, The year was aa } the House, gave a lecture on Monday even- | ?Y , his stiff-necked tenants | corpse, in charge of the undertaker, Mr. Ireland, in this anxious condition of affairs, i! Mors!! * £00 * preeceetypnt : m xreatly in-| remarkable for its unusually ine weather ping (24th), at the Canadiap Institute, des- | au on ‘the relizion of the | Hughes ef Charlottetown, and afew of br, | do not tranagress the bonds of equity and 2 Sh Peter's asi | , Mm prosecuting the Sabing dustry, and ’ eriptive of his trip to Europe last summer. | yellow el. The condition cf the verse- | Cabull’s youthful friends, viz., Messrs. Jas, | justice. We have assuredly received from ry le eet Be | | aaa the small amount of loss of life and pro- | Itwly, in all it natural and artistic beauty, | cut d ones, of course, attracted the atten- McDonald of Hig Cavtens, John McKenzie | the bishops, the clergy, and the people of feuris wee ye ee are , perty. . nese. adyansages mere hi owed by | was the principal subject of the lecture. | tion and sympathy of Bishops and Priets oe G. T. es Gafluey, and Smith, was| Ireland, many proofs of reverence and t. Stewar Dp &i5p.m 4" ae a To. ' ‘ a good and steady demand for tne producis oe ial ine lies | of the Chureh to whieh they belionged—and P ye 28 sleigh eee for ae purpose, } affection. If now in a willing spirit they . otewart ; ) hiop.m, } ) ; int ihe rad turn : . 7 } : ; Q fHE LATE JOSEPH EEELER, M. P. \ 1... ie lel "i aes > cort eke al res > imme : ia Steams | 633° 7 eet urn jas soom 43 placed on the Market, Fou tote : ee : , | of McDonald of Glenaladale. The idea of fifty te sr le adder aoa Some | ghey these counsels and our authority, as Can. iow oe 33 Wa rought Cown, f which it aprears | Rahing vesse : 92 ro : ; atten aie ai eae ; : . aney ge oe t Le: red, Amon \ WT hs “ : s ’ nataare sr 600 | ; Pt ot dg Min : hing vessels with 28 raen were jost during ; nother M. P. has beer stricken aewn | emigrating to the Island of St. John’s was it a point 0S nema wna Di -- ¥ eg we are certain they will, they may feel i eo i. 4 tha ere vere Line J ; in Upper Uan- e Year Ldd , lives x by the han aii * Keel ierober | f ' Shs : o— ; e oy i 4 rr } j iff | ’ eek at | Pty “ pp t the year. Adding the lives iost from dortcs 2 - hand _ death, Mr. Ke ‘ler, m mber | formed, a subscription was raised, Glenala- | Phelan, P..P Adbnatow:: LE Meionald P assured that they have justified their own ‘ entitled at the time of o re ‘ " ve . i aa Oe j a or West Nort ube: ad. died at Rus-! 4 28.0 : nt On . wr ee i refi » : ae <iierceelie | ade, it he ti Union to re- | and small boats, the ageregate lives lost was | fur West \orthum erland, died at the Rus- dale mortgaged his estates, and in May, | P., Dexable; : P + PP Se ’ duty and have completely satisfied us. i. B. ARCHIB Lp l tiring allowances, twenty-four Lowes 1 58.- from the on Maw Wanid sell House on the morning of the 2lst,| 1779,210 8 Y,| P., Desable; and P. Doyle, P. P., Summer- |p. . B i ; we ns rn Canada ' N Scotia. N ~peabaal tegen hhig piegi Megs POT iain lag be oP pice Bie ig eres ot 1772, 210 Seottiah Highlanders embarked | side. Dr, Cahill wasa young map who did Finally, from our heart, we implore Ged to : . Remy: dihemledh : - ‘ yore in. 1 " : hy 4 ‘ w - uns- | age st 33 vessele 8 ud 266 men in 1879. — 5 ye ire. Mr. Keeler was a Nati mal) in the good ship Alexandra and set sail for} honor to himself, and to his eountry. He Jook down propiliousiy on Ireland, and in ; Railway Office, Charlottetown, De . 18S in B ah C Those wl i a - ores sone Of life, from the one por ; Ps \ i ies — . a i favor of } the ‘‘ fertile island of the Guif. Among | Was held in the highest esteem by all who the canting, ag a pledge af heavenly gift, — $ ee ro I ine were Ss f Gl sucester alone for the past tweity ection to. me industries. ile was re-| them were the Rey. James McDonald, a| knew him, as was clearly proven by the | We affectionately impart in the Lord the ; i M 1; ) ’ 7 4 N T ~ 4 Ec 4 - oa : Ins ne i yea s has bven Ue. 5 our noe > Varlament at the iast general | secular missionary priest of great niety and | number of friends who turned out on Tussday Apostolic vnediction to you, Veaerable whi buh Ad ey 4 | Union ee +: Upper Canad: oe - The first catch.of mackerel reported in j election bya small majority vver his op: | learning, aad Mr. Roderick McDonald, a} te lay a good map In his last earthly resting |} Brother, to the other bishops of Iveland, * ' Ver uta % > SU 1820 w ; Aye ]—_ 25. fia} 1 f «th } ponent. tie fafa qui inoffensive y | ekilfn } sin rare ol re} } ace,.—O ' j row ? plane dea yaa ue = ~ ¥ —_ sa A po lahng Anan eee of the } nee ‘ Px t 4 a re ag a ree | ee puysirien They arrived bly piace. — Com | — Tit entira clergy and people.—Lzo . = , 7 a oe ’ Souther Leet got poor "eS, hile otbere As MOLLUS a ariabient were airect the end of seven weeks, Naving iost, on the | ee = “ eT Tr any nD..wNnonNi bia one, $2,435. le 1580 the judges wi returned empty io Renort deprecates | against the Supreme Court of Canads I wessace. but aia oe abe Nova ia Shipping | . { VALU H D Phi SPE RPY | are ¢ . 4 , allow ' oe ae t! we sti 2 ‘of th a | See a 7 , sft ts Vena | set mee eS Re Pets AS Eres sey wae eS oe ayers: | ‘The Archbishop, in a letter accompany- ‘ } ; — 4 are : | the ye CULLUM O nese eariy voyages i . — ~ . '¢ ried tit t anc “Beet” t Oe es j i i 7 ADUL LbUL 4. *} Dominion, 6; 9 hg ole Bab et ani. HR pint fp — 7G HEAVY DEBATING—MR. MACKENZIE. | corer the appearance of the “forest| ove Scotia is the greatest ship owning ing (tie communication from the’ Supe, * i on in, Gl; ec, 32: he fish are poor and a.large. catch injures | - | pit ra wii } Se dius c Neva Hcoris : st Bi? / ‘ : : : - ‘ Nova SS N : J 2-14 i ne L ¢ I 'b am os The reporters as ¥ ell as the members a ORAL, PIR B* SAR SARTO fring: Province’ in the Diainion a posse o His Holiness entered earnestly into ’ pyeid, 205 boi ick, i1é the demanc > better fisu later in the . : ee eT : oe d, to the water's eds bank f the} ovine eh : t posseses . BE ae THULE bY airye it CHARLOTTE ‘\ ‘ia ‘ a. h } 9- Prine } = iis ‘ es fe A - are not only tired but many of them are aes . ™ Wer # edge, the banks of the | y % : + d ' a . eh 1 . the present ecndition of Ireland, a few EI f the CHARLOT ETOWN | 73#) British Coin Fs 2 season. Li counsela the abandonment of j . a : Held Af) noble Hillsborough Bay. and the beautiful | more than» registered ton for every inbabi- | wocks ago, at udienc ; .)LEN FACTORY COMPANY offer} Edward Isian4, 6. T! indues who were} these voyages tor the future The firs i shewing» the effects of late sittings ihe} yoppor and riv Lesind at: iT ve a tant, though quite a larger proportion of } ht et oe ee the Irish ae es aa ee — oe ov yay be re. 3 Ut } tain, | hes RboKenio ts alll. very wnwell,| j iT and rivers beyond it. hey drop-} 7; oe aS = es n Of bishops, and mentioned that in the present ue th aluable Property » uated op | actua ect g or g “og in | catch of wackerel for 1880 in the weirs at 4 a. — ery unwell, | 56q anchor off the site of what is now the } 2? registered tennage of the Province is in | a citar tee : ; Spring Fark ; eieir-te £ One| 1868 wer ' © ecese- 0 Se 4 Peer ge pee sad wnablecto leave. bie room. Hopes are'| j RCH he sit s now the > aaah : ‘4 | agitation, as it is earried on, there are cer- a eo ui > were avio 2, 26.666 ; Qnebee 3, {| Cape Cod, was on April 26.. The first ne u. tiopes afe | Honrishing city of Charlottetown—then a | small fishing vessels, as in Lunenburg for] t.i, things done which | ld cre ta th th siluing reon, | $7,068 ; Nowa Se 2,22 400. ‘The num-j| salt mackerel arrived in Boston, May 30 entertained of his recovery. Both parties) niaco of stuntps and ss. But the | BStance, where the 225 vessels on the regi#-} = ilie G ee ee Eagine > ier, Shaf Bolts om: | | ly TP iin Mel | Wh hah ot renwal for new 6 Shae *.- | sympathise with the hon. gentleman *» his bettie of a awebtroscmgas an * | ter measure less than 15,000 tons art Age itis: Grane hopes slay b.eiebots fete Heating tusthronghout ‘he whole} 1 1 sa5a9 tg ty oe Re nged Tor New SOCK” rom | Mines > and RAS Rb eS *} captain of the Alexandra was persuaded to | ay oe ieee eee of Parliament may satisfy legiti wil a as ve R. * a | : ; ie yas: D ion “2, 310,000 ; | t ;} per barrel. » Barly in June an enpre ae nT a ae | take them right up the Hillsboroug 1 river | The Windsor Mail gives a list cof several sa ule with A et ae oe ikiing i ae Lie n bu my is Sy | © ‘ . . é ; ; © inties rid ea great satisiactior ia | VES my on E ealt . . adel As ates } Manc Aout V i le Tights of jUs- ] a 3 Oniat o 200: Qauebee 10, 829,666 i ted wan ade of Mackerel stmeared.A © s will be a great satisiaction to M13} ith bb aah cet ¥ Vn }:. | of the largest ship-owning ts of the | ;; : “a4: Oe ee ae J — ¢ stories high, besides |asement, | Nuva Scotia 1, $2,406 ; British Columbi i ow eli Th SHE ee eee 1 friends. Day gn destination, opposite Traeadie | |: p rE Re PRS tt ots He is unwilling to give credence to Engine io ai . i 30 feet t gether : ve a } > wg , on aor ia lin Mi seachusetts Bay. he oldest dealers Bay ; and they landed, with their g ods } sister Provinces, as fo.lows : the rumors in e¢ireulation that the Gov With a ; ‘ ‘ . . | 6, 88,111; Prnee Edwage island 1, $2,- | and fishermen had never known then SYSTANDER | and chattel 1 provision rene aki "ES $s 1N ae 7 ' : a ae : 1 — ss ; 000; N Bron k an@& Manitoba none. | plenty. 4 we ntinued in the Ba ; ‘ : ea dea dlaae' SD aiecaadanaal = tails ” Hent "59. 155.202 | sepepine. Gener rer. Se Wrens: a i ‘ nv & . ve use. ri Kogine | : aw ; Nani } » | prenty. iuey continu I He ay unt) Professor GoldwinS ‘th savs the ‘“Cana- | 1ereupon Cailer Scotchtort, € Bi, voceseareereees Ur 590,202 the land question we ; c ar i sor Goldwin Smith says th ana : eds juestic muld = be » but a is DW) e ewer 3 ; . 1 on « > ° he close Ot the s#ason li December in oe keine Okie oid by Bhagat,” ' lt s } wo -d ar 2n0nth seneee 262 Sa } 4 say f lh og _— 2 The Ten Per Cent nit et nn, : J peer 4 Ae dian negotiators are undenialy able, and bt is known to day. | so AB oy eee 262 ‘eas half-hearted attempt to grapple with the = “¥ ie. 71, an Li Ten Per Cent. Limit. ntire £ b well. 2h n of Ssh in} thoroughly atevs if the gubieeks nori? ug on tervajivma before ms NAPOLIB . vecseoeee se aa ~ evil. Health and seceunty, he adds, can ; ‘ ; ine : we Pr ‘ waters | the Americar ad hai a : a they becan to experience a sulti DTT, sncamancnner> 36 2 _— “ ‘ Bo: 2 ‘ a . ener bave we : est rr rt »pposa | “°F” pane — arenes Tao a " oon rg a he restored uniess the cancer which u ‘ ait e! th at weir ver es id} vations tweeparable troni the ive oO UTE eeceeeree oe o> as —_ ating he lif. { l . alan ee. oo ao os ; a oe . 4 3 ve i x Foe & re pe has been eating away the life of the nation : t et vessels returning Wit single barre hha try Tha “ine rants. After ‘a time seme began to; Shelburne... ~ 163 13,950' be c t + 1 of 3 Shad Sant vith thi Gisiies et te Ne cg ihe country I position | ¥ é Oe. OUD gan to | : 950! be cut out to its last fibre. He concludes a ! , ory. A ma ran, Porxr with the Opposit rh catch |} Maasachusetts ) etalk “kits waenlt se es sper and to send home cheerful aecount } Queen's 93 5 Oe | ths 2 : The Wa i sb sleet 93 Band ie vent Pj ace 7 staked on the result. Jt is suggested that | PI“ PS* etm" DA ROMS COPSTEM AROURANS ii ; 5,982 | by asking the clergy to pray that wisdy att a | ae he 10 per cent. mit peyona fleet 1 the largest since 1874, amounting | they feared to fail in. their 193i - Ent f their cu stances ; but, on the whole,} Halifax is not included in the a re. but.| may be wa s R. y * ce quite a ‘ w. The Steam /ipes for | . sci sendigintiotmeust aimh4'sn Stace tited hacrel. “Sha catch fe ee ee ae ission ; but Cee eee ene »| Halifax is not . *: in oe a yi may be given to the rulers and a spirit of heat ext entire build- | _ oa scheint: Pocusett a eae aaron URE # _ re Pee es. Soar this fear must have ween more than bal- | ‘7°** PEQSESs s slow, and their prospects | it does not approach either Jants or Yar- } moderation to the peopl : “ - . hb ree / y | ct nie : r } rif iv be rceeded times since : : sh ’ . . ¥ ‘ } 3 41 , s —— ‘ ’ pe pre. inz a ,060. ‘There is a| 7 Mr. Pee at the 10 per} isi. ” aad de ‘a a "Ne since | anced by that of laying before the nation glomm y. Glenaladale followed them here in; mouth, which ave the banner counties of —— swe + bbblpesh - t to ve t * tne pense « ‘ “Ee sae Ob caten oy i wew 1.nYy . aye . iA ; j y yi! i - r : : ; } is : a - neve g Spring of water within « few fect | C0S* 98% 10. DO <7 08 ieee he O aoa ray gore oe Se Mer Maeshie, 1 one etaen, tant ft would condemn, | te summer of 1773, coming by way, of | Nova Seotia. in the matter of shipping. | How Dishonest Traders Sometimes i me : r t anit at a \e ine ana Neel whASSACIN t avey ainpstilre 4 : ; Pi : j - re i . : 5 0 tes ” @ tine fact org, ere a ficient qua. tity ean |? tu nthe | C pital ck of » j ane! Dees * 049.67 8, ew : inpshire | We areinclined, therefore, to believe that Bosten, and bringing thence a stock of The Mail estimates that about $35,000,000 Fleace tl Whol ; be obtaiaed ivr any purpose require:. pany. Mr. MeDougal!, in his speech, ¢ x | and Maine) vid vm, 4 4 ineppoted barrels | this is the che spest rate at which the coun- necessaries very accepiavle to the poor | are invested in the shipbuilding industry oa DORR STAOn. For furt tie ‘ ‘ £4) pres t a fear tl his constructi« mld | — ain of 129,070 barre r t rj } L-¢ : ople. j r } : 21F, For turtner particulars ap ply to ait. er of the | pressed a fear that this con ric n coud | & gain « j oe ig . The number | try can, as people think fit to put it, accom- people. The emigrants were constantly en- | of the Pxovince, or $160 per head of the} Qhe following story shows h audersiynert. ve placed tpon the provision. in which | of oe mackerel landed at Bestom | plish a great national achievement, or get eouraged by the offices and minisirations of | population. Over 5000 men abd boys are | are ie seg fle re Se gp merchaats HENRK‘ ING TI jul sDonald mediats ose and); tro he Proviue for year Wé ay , Ws. te ner piri le’ Tees. Loe Se a Ae bi te eeced by dishone traders. ri ONTH, Sir John MeDonald immediately rose auc" = 4 : a ae ana “7 —— yo I< ‘out of a desperate scrape. Chis is a broad | tHe s Sere apirited and good Missionary | employed in sailing the vessels. jimmerchant doing idaho at oat f ay es a ae) brewident. | said -— | 70 —against eames in 1879. The tota: i aud statesmanlike view of the subject. The Priest by whom they were accompanied, and | FN 0 me ifrom Montreal’ Was thdebted “to end lhe i. M. HOOPER : iat ntity ‘ forei¢ ate } : . : Pps . . ife , ; a eit aah et sm BUTE | **] may inform 1 on. gentleman that | quentity’ of home and foreign catch re- } pujlding of the Canadian Pacific is a nation- of whose life and labors the lecturer gave a REE clei ash ee al treal millers to tent of $1,200 ‘ irector,.| ene ¢ ack : the construe. | ceived in Boston in 1880 was 196.493 in- } ’ er : Siasite sketch T} ars S. or T,—On Thursday the Grand Division | |: ; ; re extent o! 31,200, and get- BI f SIMPSO} | the construction | fears is nott construc: | rE te alll ’ al undertaking, and should be considered P. ‘ F . hi ‘* iy u ‘ and Quarterly Session was held at Freetown... Ths ting behind in his payments was invited to LUBE u 1 MPSO! lsion the Government puts upon it; it is not | spected Darreis. outside vi the strict!y partizen ¢ particular biographical skeiches of tne} q, W. P i : “'" (settle up. On thie 2lad hec to the ci Sneed: eee) Fd nna) ty pepe td ert . . "st i trictly partiman arena, . ‘ G. W. P., D. Rogers, Esq., in the chair. A} *°*D0 SP. 7 18 came ‘to the city incite Jain ciléaw tbls retary. | the construction he puts op ee) and to pre- | Phe e is “one thing in the Report ; oatiel ; Glenanadale family were extremely intezyst- | yery large silat - eee aac, atlens | and being ignorant of the repeal of the insole 1 \ Saad bf dinisktinis Aha bebe. ttiet cho oad ae ‘ i l i rs A : ed 4 . . . 3 , " : ; dine ; veut the possib ee ee ean ee especially demand the at- | a | ing—and the interest was skillfully heighi- | ed. Seven uew members were admitted, The | emt law, msisted that be was not soivent, tion, there will bo m elaus mene n the} tention of our fishermen. Jt has re- | Last Wednesday evening Lady Tilley gave| ened by an occasional sprinkling of pure | reports ot officers shows the order to be in a | 40d offered his crediters twenty five couts om ~ “” . ’ liciated ? ct. wihhk | De li Pn een ey (om ly r Reahari " ? >; “ i beg } San) ~ » eT da my ‘ : f : ; cL pros & an Ue “way a ne Cow 5 ae » be in-} ference to the codfishsries. The Report ia grand ball m the Geolegical Museum | gelic and unadulterated wit. Tracing the! foarisiizg condition, The Scott Act was dis- | dollar, Qae of his credivors, being satis- ; reed by the Muimister_o 4 ys, Ge- i. iia Mita Pi er : rs ai: a int : cd & : 3 i vy, .@ t j i A ‘4 4 Gn a tlie "..) iD eile ‘ivede the & ‘| gaya, in speaking of the _U nited States ; Building on Sussex street, to waich a very | career of these immigrants —the MeDonalis | etsted at lengta, and measures adopted to.aid fied of his eelvency, despatched oue of his o 2 i aa th cath eiainid desire. the extent to whith Fish Commission ; Of the field work | large sumber of people were invited, Lt, McKEacherns, MeKinnons, MeIntoshes, etc., | 1# the better enforcement of the law. A qlerks, for a, beilf..and fer ULe necessary, i eewece ant ae i eer ae ext. pueltigetet | of the Cowmission many good results have | aud Mrs. Senator dicPherson’s ‘ at home,” | and their descendants to the preaent day, | special Auditing Committes was appointed to| RAPS? and in the meantime kept his cus- é i i B At. t S. * : > = . j * : ymer ur ; . } ie Bes WEEKLY EDITIGI. s t pho becn acconiplished, During the past sea- | on the night after, has been, so far, the the lecturer ‘came to the conelusion that | eXamiae and report on the books and accounts {ome Ay 3 oe: in - ae the bailiff _ “es : . . ; ° : a ? » <3 iwi 7p 4 : pes ¢ z v ; ne 1iG- ce -_——— i es ill tek son the artificial propagation of the various | principal fashionable events of the session. | they have not on the whole, made so much | of the Grand Division. The public meeting oe * ee h = ‘aa 1 thar fp, $he — b a TERMS: iho cot . | salt-water fish haw been snccessfaliy earried | All who were present at this Museum Ball, real progress as they ought to have made | held in the evening was addressed by Repre are eS oa Biach to the ihe | ye on: among which, for the first time, that } withont exeeption, pronounced it the hand- | It is i ible, the } -.| sentatives D, Ltogers, J. J. Chappell, Thomas | 2° PEi< © the letter. ihe Mectwegs Sm 9 j « Tue following is eli from the Ottawa | ve oes ; b t ézeeption, pronvances e hand- | It is impossibie, the lecturer ssid to close} 7. 51in James Carruthers, J. C. McDonald diately put his band im his pocket aad puiled if & eg } of the Spanish mackerel ts of much im- | somest. and being conducted on strictly} our eyes to the fi bg es, ; i » $e My Pe Oran at haat okt . kh. iy b pres P fe el tease: ; tec, 1 : 71 7S he fact t iat many ars to-day, | and D, McLean. The addresses were inter- out a pocket-beek containing $1,400, ani was Free Press o e 2oth danuary : | portanee—its spawning place being hereto- | teinperance principles, the most enjoyable | notwithstanding the fine style they pu* on, spersed with a reading by Brother Beer; also glad to pay biedebt i full, pins the amount , "| wi > oer warert ) ‘ a : . Dien | + icin we ho biadka <5 k a at : . = 7 » ms > ; ; “y . 5 ‘ a (ADVANCE PAYMENTS.) | +The Executive Committee of the Domimon | fore ™ known. The Bureca think the | that has ever taken place Im the Capital. not so thoroughly comfortable as their | récitations and excellent singing by members | 0! the cvsts o.casioned by his attempt at ine . Tu > ' Alliance met yesterday and arravged for a/| ' nited States cau render itself independent | No pains were spared to make it a great | grandfathers were, sixty or seventy years | of Lorne Division, ‘The session is spoken of | S°vency- He remarked that he bad been ica - wing ge nthesnas hav e kis ly con | meeting of the Alliance on S he —_ y. | of thes 4 lin the matter-of the produc- | success; and the popular hosiess had the | ago ; and in point of intelligence, the pre- | as one of the best for many quarters. badly treated, bocanse héknew a . reat many «i , eerye ubse tina € | . ode . a pn. . . 7} > £ the . onihiiin sad a . * . : “1 , ‘ i + Was Ms sae subscriptions for th : A —— i iating - “ a \ . ee i, | tion of fish, in consequence of the diseover- j proud satisiaction of seeing ail at this; sent generahan may be more flippant in —_ people who had ‘manayed to settle up theit ace BLY ©AIMI Bt . , . g i « - ; a t f 2 . : j : : . . : = af T % > ‘i SOUL x us j r # ; = , -_ fe G dg Bie %, 7 oe a 4 a ; ” and SRperenes at the U. 5. Biel magnilcent _entertainment, enjoy them- talking about polities, but as regards sound fag Charlottetown Patrict attacks the county by paying 29 cents oa the dollar. < a - _ YARD SORTS, DOOKSE a and ‘tation- ; aha i i , a “ oe - ed _ ane | Commissioner, I verenee Spencer F. Baird, | Beives to their hearts’ content until the wee knowledge, founded on good common sense, Charisvtietown Herald because the latter had + ——— Se ; Vater Street, Summerside. Minister « lusetice with reilerence Fo ce i} - wot 4 ' ° ‘ 7 ., : = . 3 j “ —? ‘ : ze » oe i : | ene ne Se the Eek TS We ont Wik hn and proceeds ; ** The last improvement that | sma’ hours were reached. The walls of the | they have not much if anything to boast the audacity to' say that the port he of PPOs, ue InTencovestal.--The Times says: 1 : HERLAND, Draggint, ete., Souris | . ud : pm 6 ee ae | has come under our notice is one that, if it | ball room were decorated with flags and | over the average of those who have gone laland were favorable to the Syndicate Con-| “*Afew moutas ago certain newspapers de. ae | Ras ve Kdwar sland th er to try : : | ‘ ‘ e hel . ikelv'¢ ‘ , i att G@ A. Aitl Seu Sa aeae ‘ ~y es thet. te Move ene do all that it gives promise of | bunting, as well as with the arms of the| before them The lecturer's losin tract, ao long as their burdens aro not likely | Carel trom day to day ee eee a 4 ® fener , : * . r } cc S/d ‘ a i Fa bs i o's ; * . hs “ a * $ ‘ . 2 iiss Ww A, Aithom, Yeneral 1 aler, Gieor zetown, | ebeaces area a . Halifax, there is | 40%™®> will be of great value to the fisher- | different Provinces. All the rooms were | remarks were eminentl wis le to by increased, aud that they did not care if'| was being spe dows. tn codes to. save esas ue - Db. McNutt, Book«eller & stioner, | fia, outgicie © bhe 7S A cre? | wan, and revolutionize the present manner , brilliantly lighted 1 gl : ag : y ¢ @} all the lands of the Northwest were given te | that the road was rapidly becoming the worst etn Alberton. | scale difficulty in bringing the Aet into force} "a aan “We allnd ante’ | a iantly lighted and what with the|said that if they wished to be men of/ Rajiroad building Companies. Of course the | in Amierica, etc., etc. The absence of ac- ty. Re eden! B . ‘ , 7 a sinceieaiiailiaciaateal lie hai ouadl of catcimnug ground fish, e allude to the | elegant co mies of tl i : ine | reali , mee. i 7 : ‘ Ay : ‘ td ap eet: % a ” ap Eoax, Merchant, Mount St- wart. | im eonaequence ef ne foment issued. } eal sail ee prey eit ’ aoe. pe wm sige 3 of t 1e ret the dating real independenee, in the true sense of thei /fera/d bas no right to make any such wicked , cidents this winter, in the face of a greatly iat, bierg:s : ons A et ro a the p Ae th y >} 5 : Hing. AS L e ; 1s ti ary Oi } : + . “i . Oe * . 5 . - Set > SY, Hivemes, ‘Ivader, County Live. Sipe Ack: pe vi - ‘haat the Act s ys Be hell pee “tl s Meviaiiees 4 ul eee Wear} ‘e _the military officers and other | teria, they should never allow themselves | statements, and it should join the good Pas. | increased tratiic, the remarkable regularit, of or ae a f . ae » hice i orce shai : 2 ne sreI gian é more ian | pubdilc itheials i +3 ny isc » | e infis =] . : ; ; ; a ee, ROP eT One es Tere Orwe SEpetion atser fre Moenges Ree ee half Th camlaatt pick Atecthalied ' . ‘ ae ae lic uttigials, the stirring music, the | to be influenced by the vain buat common | riot in declaring that the people are wnani- | trains on the Northerm division, and the des- ‘ any SPEGIMEN COPLES may be had free of | #*Y° ee ) ager faa ae - oO ers of their ) whirl and exeitement of the giddy dance, delusion of aspiring to public offices of | monsly egainest the contract.—Afoncioa Times, | patch with which freight is carried, combine ; . Lied < ' 7 , ‘ 2 and a» Gna ann min i 2 i, ey Sharye, on applicetion to any of the above aa ataetde tdiew ‘Masi . rae of - y gill nets. oF dea been | and the fine appearance of the splendidly- | emolument ; for the moment a man placer ars | to show that the statements mace by these ite SeBiierca. Inke aste! at . | un nore our fishermen until the prese ub j decorated apartments—the whole scene | himself and his prospects at the merey of A MAN named Uaas. Lamathe, was arrested newspapers to have been groundless. The ee THEW oo ee - nie eee month, he Commission, having provided | Was one of the agost brilliant and attractive | any goverment party, ever changing and | at Moncton, N. B., ey the 27th., ou a change | despatch with whica through freight is carried SS a a E WEEKIG EXAMINER.—fe | Fottowrne the lead of Mr. Blake, the | the Norway net to experiment with, Capt. | that possibly ceuld be winessed. Lady | changeable, he sacrifices his true indepen- of bigamy, preferred by wife number two. | has been the subject ef remark irom several | a ae he vi 2 es or! 3 ” an ' . ailieam } , ‘ : ek 1 * - i i im 2 y ie , sa ROVING PPM T OF UE Oke nds abi ad, am fialifax Chroniele anys > | George H. Martin. of Gioucester, has been | Tilley and Siv John McDonald, Lady Me- |denee and manhood, and enters upon a Wife number one lives in Marlboro, Muss., | Upper Canadian newspapers. pe Ty tO kee tem wmicrmed co:cerax . iia . e ‘ ; ’ h } ia a : i : 2 5 ees | De . i, where ive 0 ee ae Mend otal de enim Gathers sande | Immigrants ebould not be advised to go} using tlie to good advantage in ipawich | Donald and Hon. H. Langevin opened the! precarious course which may last for a) pase Seterh miwnt Laan ved ap oe obput : . “Ne % ee aentron Tare: CROP? | there (the N orth-\West,) while they cam get| Bay, fishing with two dories, two nets to 2 | Ball, after which dancing waa kept up in- | whole lifetime eins whieh ke tay’ find two years ago. Lamathe married Maygie Fretcuts have deelined at New York owing 4 j thea by subscribing to Tux \Vnehus | Ooo, Ld i, the Dette) Boxee and have the dory, nets each Gfty ra ety ey Cg ccedivais 4th Chaitanme< thie: wana 2 Pewee! eran a lieeas Wnt y Mee | Legere, a young French girl ef Moncton, in| to the numerous arrivals during the last two ) } ’ 8 ins Me- | October last. “He ia a shoemaker by trade, | or three days. Grain freights are down to 4a,