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wo = ao Thus * -_ = aa acwr Rhee ee ae Be ees LN A el AN i m , out ey, y all men : bat |} é'ar fe le 1 o* a EAveeee FF 2Be air men 5 OM " aire ae pY arene, | SF 8 Sey & 2 3 B gather against , weal | ¥ @ BY a Suna Saal 3 ih its it aber ay a | — , 2g Oe | c ys | we Wedo inal hold ourselves responé ible for mused str , fer ihe inform- |, orrespondents : sack. ry ' a ee ‘ the stalements or opinious of our corresp % , } ¥ RAY H R avion 01 Tion, mempers, reaa tue oath er}, <nisiiintaaleae ae y + 4 : Lve ae . seh a an acta hia r _ - .. | Obligation whieh every Orangeman was ; APRIL. 19, 1 | ohliged to takeon joining the Order :— l'o the Editor of the Fxaminer. ; a 7) + ‘ ae , me eS. ; in ; : Ae ati ado 4 Hemnts and Yoln ee Sr, My refuse sal to act as cofoner im the iH Mi 5 s Speech on the!swear, that I will be faithful and-heat true | case of the man found dead jast Friday, hav- ‘ > i } ‘ . ‘ } ‘ , y aii alleziance to her Majesty Queen Victoria, jing been mistated, requires exp slanation. ;and to her lawful h end snecessors in} Myr. Sullivan, wise Solicitor eneral, (PUBLLIMED REQUEST. the sovere 5 ire! Britain ani d Ire-| brought in and carried a Bill, reducing to a — land, and of these Provinces Cependent on jrid swlously low figure the fees for ot } ; % sf ea win 3 aes ca > es y } : Bor : : sp <.} a | j r. } and pelo! i @ 22a d A'negein, £0 long ; stating as his ee that at presen it ae” | : ” . “V4> von Amite $3 |} MeKer ) tii y make pear that ti the or they shail maintain the Protest- | womecersarily multiplied inquests, simply for ' } ? 3 i , +} ea hadde <1 : TECS, as ear sie per B oa igion and’ ths laws of. Uns suOptE) Aber maid 1 that orener Who wen con- r Wi | } ‘ : ; ! I said ther t au hi | wilecd taney sao O lie (Mr, | sr)! that I will, to the ntmost of my power, de Pree: i 25 ach that law would ad legrade neld a cditte en OpPOp, 2a 5 Orry any a Nn ay Ho aut tra wo vo nspiracies | | dims Li. me [ at least have ever since ‘aéted thon. meme 7 ai ice this [and attempts which I sh now lo betcousistently with that view. | Bill, =P ce | proved that ajagainst her, or Be f them; that I will | id Fi day, after repeate «1 solicitations, m 1 Bill of ti atitre | caused a great steadily maintain the connection bei wee ila letter addre assed ee the Mayer, I con: ented amount of 1} and it was a pity it was|the Colonies of Brilish America and the] to act in case Mr. Sullivan would consent to introduced again Ditl of Mother Ceuntrr, and be ever resdy to te-|imy ownterms. This conee at would have pro- thad been ral ad} sist all attempts te weaken British influence, | vided a substitute for the obnoxious law. He ty WiiTre OU 1 ! HbeCcol nember the B itish Fim ire . that i iri fa Zed nis consent. 7 ie ave (nis morning “en- thie itis! rd t! 1 will be trne i faithful to every brother} dered my res ignation and now, dou btiessly, ; , : alt® th as i 2 J some one can be tound a little more pliable. ern Lo Grangeman in all jitst ach nelther | 1 | ries ; ; ie Yeurs, truly, ’ j $i e ws it } t Y to iti iin?, ror Kuo0F m 4 be} ¥ P TAYLOR . ; > ; 3 - i ' . . . ad . Ss iad cau | wronged or injured, without giving him d >| April 19th, 1880 i rile a h t other! no eth nd | Tht f ilk My j % ee ae ra 7 . oe ae a ior i IY DOW swear thi |. Will ever: Doig... .; ny sce ’ ° nber w intr eo + . vloriol la iie the Eidiior oOo} tre Hevramijrer. On. Mein I Ol oat vel Li me oO ir giorious cé | t] Hli was rrt Lt with ihat societs r. K Villiam the Third. Prinee of! Srn,-—‘‘Catholieus” is very mach mistaken Be i : ia: mu? | naer tm es 5 ah a ae koe tif he chinks that in this age of research, and ha 1 fore.an int n getting the | ve, in grateful remembrance ef whom, |" ,’ be le, , i 7 hg it ins 4 "Ty hen the schoolmaster is abroad, ridieu ; Hild mM nvo \ ! ( ’ irom 4 MV smise (if ln ‘my power ct. : : l W } ee om ee ae : ‘. 3 ue , Ds , | abuse and mere assertion will be taken fer ~* pS Tas a 7 or he ee a . yereng: 6 ra e8, BL TNC! eoment, or that such metheds as he adopts | Honse—Ma ‘ arliam t te sRoOt that bevnre. in elann, B ; emisting ' vit bY i voll shacls Sune ee? and pre ent ! 1 + readers ; he i ; 3 ‘ ' I } I ‘ LO : as on Q : . om & : - Verte, does he not i > . A t - ¢ «\ * , J . r aa i vote jue \ LZ ery year; [ swear that me proot that Peter Was Kish ne? of {the rule + ms Vi on j i : over Wt be, a Roma ifwme five and twenty years’? Is it that vaie B Yatholhie « ‘ ram LOW Married the not; that he evades the naibibile and i : © 1 o} to, nor \ 2 ry Rom ( atholic hop s hy hnee to silence esti F + Per. l ne ‘ a { bit or Pap nm educate my children, | haps is not aware that bars" in his own fe 3 : : i = ’ : j r s¢ : oy } ’ Pe * Incate } } } ar +s there are those who would like to see | before h ent Oo na and vote, 1 ita mi dat. : ta ‘ a oe eee 4 : 4: ‘ l “rr ] tt : $7 yp we tic r f : eer juestic rn auswered, auc be no lon ger 1. } wig + einen na om f Che Tain, Li m™m if¥ he « Lid ’ Prequirea ‘ i POT ae " 7 : : : “ on ail s nointk whi from tb . i is : } 1G by Oo fo 1) it ; Rie am ; now in de Dt apet pm er al nh, irc a their i , z ; oa y " # ” +47 *» tY al ANY Vy etry faney. they nave pecn Tau t, coulig Now s€ { ‘ Feres. pill brat "LT eee ee cd ; Z ; * tdenied. It is, howey Ors ‘ Tex: ie!, and actually } ; Ou men 1 . are enemies vo i hi dae C , hl f Wallon ip re + . ; ~s F +9. 4 disclaim red by the pest inforia ied and most ’ Lia ter ; 1? rT mnatits , pMAay arise W Lvl duiy heard and { 4ajesty : . ss HAUHGON 5} Vealous Of Roman Cathelic wri iters themselves. j a i ; d ti } ica relat y the eto 13 i neve ag t J Knewieave or or oi 7 ha at P eter was the firs Bi shop of Rome, } 3 2 aw 1}, 7 mY { S6HCa z + | And n A nittee can m to bustr- } Sue “a 4 AP rree : as Vener [and res: ted there for tx vonty- five years, Was | } i} i ; 7 DAs ee =] ©¢ 149 L une { i i}] ao : first Dut iorwar a by Cardinal saroniu 8 about i a a ef . : - bs > ; ; ay * ee ho the mehoers a q See the | tle sime of the Reformation, ind ¥ as long be- ' : . . . a6 aa 10% rScigTntion i; ober all ; lisved toe¢ -xist In the writi ngs ( f | OF iaebiuls f 1Grt : 01 mn ocrathaibyn Bad | 7 ty “» ; ; > ee ee ye Pilles 3 ” 9.) regu say all just duesiand Jerome, although (as is now well known nine a , a er ae z | (if vo and obey the | to the learned) neither of these ¥ riters affords ping to we autre! ROG Re. PROG PvP ea the Order: and {the sligh test foundation fer it. However ; allowe t% vo on the , ERC ) 4 wi! always pi ons! inten sek the frand — never? cor- ® ig yaa asiwayet | 116 OFT tne 5 or tin Ss Ae (lit, | ane. Swat: dially sapporte .d—-hecame at length so mani- a wr . ai We Lich %> Bolger) trisi hy 1G the Presiden Sp glace, Aappatpenis fest, that it was disclaimed by the moat : . ‘ * ; pase i} V6 r apy sould be guided by this authority. and. not |™ 7 « that are | 222" a Papal writers, and with no small : . aT LOK tl at are Pe? that hen. member te vote on ita1s | pal of on ine are mount of indignation by some G f them: ; Ifo woantd also quote a -despatel | UO te soumunivates d te jienhen Baluze, a learned and uA ras Give Weritts Gis Pitt « : Bmw § = é . fir a Duk tf Newe astle Lieut. Gov- |: horized to ae so PY} Roman Catholic, who died in 1718, says of ifrom the Duke of Neweastie to Lieut. Gov- | d oS Loman i and in 1863. givine reasens fox | me proper aii thorit Head OF tae Urans vo Insti- this story of Barons: *‘ Hew preposterous” ernor jundas, | Lovo, GIVING reasens i a . ‘etal ‘+ ; ;"e ass i not advisi the Ouee 4 sont toa Bill be tution, of which I am now aveut to be-}(absurda) such a oor yosition as this iS when nor acVvisling ne wWueen to assenye 0% Pidd a.’ a | of thesamea nature as the one now before j come a memeoer. ne ancient writer § eee is vee pi sd ; ne 4 >. 4 - ‘ ~ - > °F ’ i a a i > 2 -_—— | House 4 a re were a few more wo rds to the oath mal are Laotan mee Mort Persecut, aaa 2.) } _ } } ia Baluze in Lactant, « ivi 3 _—- Fidei Mla aes ch he (Mr. Bolger) considered too sol- ats. ' VIOWNING Sit LERT, i whic (} iil < pre . S in an ivert in to this remark of Baluze, ; g ; 25th ~ epte 2m be , 15863 +emn to 5 T! 1086 men pr ofessed great Path her ( ‘eilher Ssavs. “And this alse 1s the ; , j 4 »& S ae “ye ; ; ~ , >t . u = : sit a) ae i rR. ~ ave the honor to acknow ace the | i loyalty to Queen Victoria, but he ¢ uid not view of the matter that I adopt. (Ceill vol, | receipt of the following Act of the Legislature | 8ee what cele sbrating a % ictory — Ring 1. c. 9.) Father Calmet, who died in 1757, | Dp. ” | a+ attia ¢ The 2anuUR ‘ ¢ . , fof Prince Edward Island, passed with a sus- | James at the battle of the DOYRO,’ SOOULT save that, even before his time, the supposi- pend: VW clan 0 the 92nd Apr if, 303, and i two hunt ire ed years ago, had to ao With ioy bic sn of ? Sa natnie had been wheelnned by the i smitt me, together with other Acts, | alty to the iJueen, here was a rumor that |] Roman clergy as utteriy unterabie. ‘‘As te nye tch No. 65 : h ultimo, ithe reason the hon. ket ae ex for Strath bay lug that Peter lived O5 years at Rome p. Wil.—‘‘An’ Act to Incorporate the / albyn had remained a bacheler so long was/as Bishop, that is a notion that people do not * > ee “ : agg a ; eae rs Prince Edward isiand, | 44 secount of the obligation in that eathi now pretend to justify.” (Prel. Diss. onl yang the Su Lodges in connection | 16: to marry a Reman Catholic. It was{ Peter.) The amt table and learned Roman | therewith junid that that hon. eentleman had fallen} Catholic Are hbishop De Ma arca, in utter con- i i ive h j y 1der inv e yusideraticn, LS weil i Ew a5 — ” _ > , a i ve 7 i: . PY a ~ ( or Barenius Says: es eet tk tgs in love with an Irish Roman Catholie lady, | te™Pt of the pious fraud ' ’ a as the Act itself, two petitions against 16, for- | ; : . at 1 186 Peter went from Jerusalem to Antioe : 43 ry ‘ tbat en account of his oath, he could ne tr : warded respectively with your De patches, | ' nein cae : oe . . *-% and tnence $0. Bu by lon, where the hereditary ' : j 72h \ oer “a we ‘ {| marry ANG tAUS NS pres} shad been Yo. 43, of the 27th of April last, and No. 60, | er ee Bayh syA neal eae pstri arch of the first dispe raion of the Jews jof the Sth ultimo—the latter of which is stat-| blighted." tis oath watch no's oll pe resided. When established in that city he led to have been signed by upWw ards ef 11,000 on his knees to be true to Amg William, vrote his first epistle.” (De ‘onecerdia ied arson | was the cause of his remaining aa eld bach-| sacerdotii ct Imperii, fb. vi, cap. 1 $4) : 2% ‘ ; A ; ‘ i, at s+ <a : > °, . . P | I dee sel regret that the Legislature ci} elor up to the present tine, and it was NOW! (‘harles DuMoulin, the great ecclesiastieal ! Prince Edward Island should have given its | probable he would go down to the grave | lawy ver, whem Yather Calmet describes asa }sanction to a class of institutions which all | hout 4 wife, -He (M1 Bolgor) | st nadfast Romar Catholic, writes thus : ‘*Bven j m . : 7. a :4:k : & ‘ . 4 . 7 : ° | exp neé has shown to be « fed (14f NOt) .onld have r lon: 12 On this sub- | when after the breaking up of the Empire, | actually intend to ee TORE Ons One | ieek and & ‘om ee to show that|the Bishops of Rome began to extend their } pe cal t iffere é 3 a id whi ch must be po ete ne Asso eiatio y had eased t ife anthi rity over ether chu rches a, they never j mental to the best interests of any Voony h ‘d in eve eat mitry in which i alles vec or put forward tuis story of Peters ' _ : , A ry ai ’ fae hich they exist. ‘40-8 ‘ } aving left the East, which they would not e" : . nti a? oS it lished. he believed every hen. ; ™ riol ot e Views. 1 cling the meas: + . G » ut | ° - - 7 . have * omitted to dado if ‘there had been any such | ure, [. have felt it impossible ty advise Her | Therm ber nat aa ready 1 nace up his mind on thing t a put for wa 1rd - om ele ear proof that there . . , r\ : e ry ' the @ ” 1) + ie} VAS , CeSsity “ . i Majesty the Queen to signify Her Royal ap-}| the iin en ee eT at tee oe t, the stery not having been yet in- | probation of it, without which, I am glad to| for making any further remarss. vented.. (Vol. iv, p. 460.) Father Hardouin, | observe, it will not take effect : $—nt» wees alesrned Jesuitand zealous partizan of the Act, therefore, will remain inoperative Cardinzl McCloskey was witness before | Papal pretensions, well aware how little hig. I have, &e., &¢., «e., Surrogate Calvin, in the Merrill comtestant { to: rical’ support the story had, writes to the ; wim nF Yt a: er ae et 130 enti e = - we ‘ | WOASTL! will case. in New York, on the 13th as same een We Roman Catholies hold that | sLEUT rOVERNOE Du NDAS, KC., & C ? &« Disrince +) examinati nm +} ie Snprpocwate pre- at least F eter’ 8 head was brought to Rome } i. : : ‘i ’ ‘i “ 4hatsne 4 aa Mik Ul JUSEUE wlG iv 1? - . * | He (Mr. Bol trusted, in case this ounde i the qnes tion ef there Was any after his crucifixion, a1 " ee it eught to be .- > 11 >*} .< __ lagers: , 3 , we | House shonld pas Bill, that His Hono ri gociety in the Chureh cf Rome organized duly wors Lippe there fens I hat the Pope is 4 rT: 1: - wt ¥ ; Lal iret -& Aw aas “4 ° * ‘ nee : he bul © uLtenbani G verne 1” W ould De | oT euide a fer the nNurrose CG f in ar i¢ing aged p eople € hrist 8 su os i ute anc ” er’ S sucess wep is l by the prin SVen Pita’ dil ta Seine Ties, bo Se ee 1s clear, enough, withert our being bound te | Drincipie&® iAaIG tOWii iii JES- 3 4 —— .aO7 YAnNL : oD “4 t ‘ es oa ai 2 ae nM. . Bill | ; LO giv 8 — oo vs on make Wh suppose that Peter himself ever came to j patch, and withhold his oe ca 4419 211 | in favor of theChurch f “i aoe ro 1s none, | Rome.” The celebrated Father Antonie Pagi, ele itenan ceeds Ree ara anigees of answered the Cardinal. “Does the € Church |, Franciscan monk, and the most learned as ry} Oe “a oul ; ‘ the commu ni , ana snot ld <<. _ aa ye Hermit any pr iest tou rge any § uch Ww ill ve well as partial of Baronius’ $s con imentators, } duced The an dra ny Sar +a ¢y% . “) i been int auc Gg. - i ae . range ZansVvle — ; 66 tt not omy € dee 3 not per mit, but con de 232s honestly declares that the stery is ‘‘contrary kept a ae ® ola fteuGcs which e xisted adent it.” answered the witness. to Seripture. ™ (Baronii Annales vol. i. A.D, itwo hundred years ago in the land which ainda 45, note.) i : v ar ° =} r - 7 | gave him (Bir. Bolger) birth. It was noth- A-Trerriric FIZADER.— : Lee ville, These extracts speak for themselves, and Ii ine strange for Irishmen to be Orangemen, | Ky , despatch of April ih avs: Thos, | prove, on the testimeny of well informed lobe it was a matter of surprise to seé! Boy yesterday, in the presence of a} Roman Catholic writers, that Peter was not | Scotchmen oapttings themselves with that d peeple, jumped frem a railread | first Bishop of en = — hres there i : r c a 7 , . r tv: , ¥ ; DOciely. (he Prince of Wales, when on a ridve over the Green river, a distance of a pote ae A eae caver = en 18 it, i visit to these Colenles a few years ago, to the water. He sprangeff head | ¥® ted to believe oe Roi aealoth came | f } ; +1, areal t4 : ; ; . ectec F ‘ 1@ | reiused to pass tn@er tie areca erecte d by most, struck the water in that pouttens, — not believe ; the Cr angemen, or LO rec ogni Ze, in “ ny and & mome:r 31t at fr tery wards Sv am ashore un- VERiTas ; Way,-@ body which was obnexicus to t por: injured. s ai [tion of Her Majesty's subjects. This Se- eee es ee Hemorenorbs.—I suffered terribly. Had i wat } 27 e of itrerness 1 stri ie>raliine Wi i le- F ciety was the cause of bitrernc nae and strife — Bonfires, celebrating the news of tho de-} nade arrangements with a prominent surgeon | between neighbours wi ho si dish uld livé to- | gision of the Supreme Court of -Canada, | ¢> operate. A friend advised me te try Giles’ cethe rin haru ony and tric ndship. Mang | sustaining the C anada Te: ee Act, Liniment and Pille. I did 20, and to my un- | Liberal Protestants were as much oppesed | blazed in different parts cf St. } Stephen, speakable joy, got immediate relief, and am i . ~ ‘ - rrr ae » ;to the Orange Seoctety as bes was. They | N. B., on Tuesday night. {now cured. J. iL. Kenin, Metropolitan |siw no necessity for keeping up the remem- eee Hotel, N. Y. Giles pills cure Rheumatism. '

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Protestants on this Islaud, within the last |

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two live ducks on a hot steve.

fattest animalin Nova Scotia.

Sold by W. R. Watson. Dr Giles, 120 West Broadway, N.Y. size 23 eents.

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Wm. Rourke a lad of 13, said to be from St. John, was sent to jail for one month by the Halifax Stipendiary Magistrate as a vagrant. He tried to steal a trip to Bos- ton on the “* Carrell” but was taken back (to Helifax.

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