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Island, Monday, June i, 1863.

es We eae 5 ae : : ts : | peaceable inhabitants, Resolutions signed, open force and hostility—the honest and | considered their privileges in danger they and subscriptions entered into by Gosford, | peaceable inhabitants could find neither | ought to have ounaiegen im ecme William, Armagh, the Primate, Charle-| safety nor repose. In oe ne in the ‘other organization than that holding the a ; a a. mont, Capel Molyneaux, Bart., W. Brown-| house he found himself in danger; he | hateful name of Q ism. owever jot congratulations and cheers, which lasted One more geet: earth. _.| low, Bart., H. Hamilton, Dean of| could not retire to his bed without appre-| believed that this ~panekenanen tbey bad driven off in the two trains until, But the cold was intense, The wind, | hension of violation to his house or injury | majority by outside pressure-——an influence to his person. Was there a father of a | which had shown itself in

, | Armagh, &., &e., &., ‘awaiting them. | straight from the frozen north, swent OT ead eaiisihad tee cant cull mae Sees

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Charlettetown, Prince Edware

the boisterous laugh of their elders, they | in broken rays on the broad Jake, watt were duly christened, and then led away by now rolled in waves around us, aod shiuing | theirnewly wedded parents, amid a hurricane like a glory on the distant hills, giving us|

a saa New Series.---No. 21,

UNION BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. Incorporated by Act of Colonial |

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| LITERATURE,

SPRING HAS COME.

The sanbeams, lost for half a year,

Sliunt through my pane their morning rays,

Legislature. For dry Northwesters cold and clear, Then came the wedding of our cwn fair the lake in fitful gusts, and seemed to pierce | ted Mart a0 Gecheedte eddeten; endicinmnns family secure in hischildren? He did net Henry Palmer from office in the other cadet ay" = , : ‘ ; ot the heavy sleigh furs, we crouched within | is “ite oe alter oO aASS 4 — Ae election. &. was a 5 in 3.000 shares of Ten pounds each, pay- : ae ee how solemu were the words which bound her ° — , Armagh, on the 21st Dee. 95: ‘ . ae . 8 i as aa bes! : s pe es a a. Ay And first the snowdrop's bells are seen, no sheen the bacdenonnaelh onthe joys of its narrow limits, we could ecarce endure | A 8 1 the ! 5 ame ; 1795 | bane = vee neither Rages eg Ane hea prea of very courteous demeanour, and . he D stal is uree ars. ek P ila tine j Mae & i . ‘ aid «a * Sanitle se 3 i , ‘ ! ; 2 ; e by ) Then close ayuinst the sheltering wall her bridezroom ; but she had always meant the rigors of the night ; aud worse than all Lord Gosford said Gentlemen, it is no) ee ay for sem, Boe lor Incustey. AS >] te Bae bote treated very unkindly, as it was iy PROVISIONAL MANAGING COMMITTE The tulip’s horn of dusky green, ; her Dridegroom ; y seeret that a persecution, accompanied | een cormitted shocking to human nature; | well understood when he (Mr. B.) was in the 7

'to do so, and taking heart of grace she smiled cruelties that would disgrace savages bad|other branch of the Legislature that the if

‘air compani ard: | our fair companion had to share there bard } with all the circumstances of ferocious | |

ships with uo protection save the most

The peony’s dark unfolding ball.

Lord M L c

Hon. Gr teer, Me Le u " 1 ra ar dng Seal aeely a ae ae one a sheltered coruer of the sleigh, and the! sd ae Dent raat ae Wasp neta | been beaetoe Tee ee aiken vor of she Dhock Ret wan meni tb aeinat Henry Maszard, Esq, G Lowden, Esq The golden-chaliced crocus barns ; ‘the return journey. Again we swept through : : *| ed the dreadful calamity, is now raging in| however, when the k ass , it | elections,

Wim. E. Dawsou, sy. Wil a nan. t _— The long narcissus blades appear ; ‘the bush with laugh anil jest, and iv the in- Warmest wrapper; yet she never murmnured,| this county, neither age nor sex, nor even | would then become a natural object,aduty| Mr. Brecken agreed with the hon. mem- James D. Mason, Esq. ‘Thomas Dodd, Esq The cone-beaked hyacinth returns, | eonisell servant. Antoine. sang jubilant but, with the gentle heroism of ber sex, laid! acknowledged innocence, 2s to any guilt; incumbent on every man who loved his | ber who had just sat down in one thing

Send Dhidlion te Wai’ th: Weteon. Me : tervals My servant, Antoine, sang juouan , 1s ; : oe ‘ : ; a 7 ’

Allee $eiiies; Bleg.- * Wei, i: Weteen, Bes And Nahin her bine G@aand chandelier. bridal pasans, and trolled oid ballads oflove| ber bead silently, aud now tearlessly on her! in the late disturbances, is sufficient to; country. to inculcate on the minds of all namely, in deprecating the religious animos- i <cstge Danken, thie ee j a i r ‘a i . -2 Hymen-|husband’s shoulder; aud [ thought she} Xcite merey much less to afford protection. } parties forgiveness and oblivion.”’ |ity rife ia tie Colony, as he believed it would . Lp ttn The willow's whistling lashes, wrung lew nego ee ne one 5 en rayed. Day at last broke on this ine’ The only crime which the wretched objects What were the detailsof these Orange Lodges? , be productive of no - The present dis- f | HIS BANK is fermed to supply an Ry the wild windoel gusty Maseh, | ward a whole community. Sut after a time P! : ¢ ew © Reesiegl The j ©| of this ruthless persecution are charged They might truly be said to be written | cussion, he regret to say, was more re- x ee a ene See = 0 a) | Wri ealtnne lectinne Mahle ceeve there were only but the newly wedded couple | 8 Be OS BTS. EIOe nea » — with is a crime indeed of easy proof. tis in blood. Orangmen arrogated to themselves | ligious than political, Le had beard more ? ne Coenen | «cdililiitenaied tanta tata lead, ‘aud myself to Jisten, for my high-bred | perceptible current of the lake had swept us simply a profession of the Roman Catho-} the assumption that they exclusively were theology to-day than any other day of his : population, an expanding Couune e.and ey ee | horses, freah as when we started, bad far out of sight of land, and the buge mass of! lic faith>-or an intimate connection with a! Protestants, and they censured and condemn- | life. Unfortunately in this Island, we had 5

: of au industrious and) The elms have rebed their slender spray out-sped the heavy steeds of the other ice lay steady as an island among tho sur-| person professing that faith. A lawless | ed all who did not follow the course which | Roman Catholics pitted inst Protestants, i oo a ct Fe tag a sciekichna | . Welsh Sali-blown Sewer ond embryo leef; ‘travellers. and we were ruoning them out of touoding waves. We told ourselves wehad| 4anditéz have constituted themselves judges they marked oat. The Hon. Col. Seeretar and Protestants against Roman Catholics, a thie delands:im that yer. ander the pesmure of | oi on intimin tiie dian | ajet d onal - |no hope of rescue, yet long and anxiously | of this new species of delinquency, and the , had rejerred to persecution by Roman Catho- This dissension he wished to see dose away ¥

‘ lar necessitw, the Bunk of Prinee Edward a - ni . : an . os Sight and hearing. : be tenteleed tie circling horizon for some | sentence they have pronounced is equally | jics, but he ( Mr. K. ) could show b with ; bat it ought to be given up by Roman se Island w slled into existence ; and while it has Seats Ene & cloud Chew Beary ences. Let us go by the lake-shore, cried the! sn of coeateie iil, sal la Gab BOR & dee | concise and terrible, ‘iis nothing lees than | certain letters of the Bishop of Liandoff, that | Catholics as well ag Protestants. While 2 So a eaten Cone arer | valine the anced diate Gtnatinn con | bridegroom ; then you')l see * Tumble,” and StS rae r 1 ; # veeper'| ‘a eonfiseation of all property and an imme-| that Protestant Prelate, in alluding to the Roman Catholics remained banded together % = — anarNy —_ = sn — cuuinge | ” t : P tt ; £ cup, we will be bome yet before they are. | despondency we discovere taat, - far as | diate banishment. It would be extremely persecuting times of Queen Mary, had said | he would not desire to see his friends weak- a ~ a eal ia. toe ene — roe flames in glory for an hour,— : : ed b the eye could reach, there was nothing bat painful and surely unneccesary to detail) that many Protestants then fled to Ireland, ened; he was tod much of a Protestant for od Shareholders, having for sume years past paid them | Bebold it withering—thew loot up | The idea _ was highly approved by the jake and sky, saye On One spot some miles) the horrors that attend the execation of so! and were received by the lrish Catholics with ‘that. He, however, wished to see the olive =

wi annaal dividend of ten per cent Ilow meek the forest-monarech’s flower! jnew-made wife, and as I was somewhat | distant, where floated a fragment of our raft, wide and tremendous a proscription—a | characteristic hospitality. He (Mr. K.) branch of peace held out by both parties. If f s Zs - ree Saletan Ss mtn aa the 'year | : ; in | weary myself of the monotony of the woods, | which cracked from the commencemeut and proscription that exceeds in the compara-| therefore thought that a great deal which ‘religious dissension waa at an end in this 4 as " . ; memes a goes oe aoperees | When wake the violets, Winter dies; if readily agreed. Between us and the’! parted a he night ieoalen ied ental tive number of those it consigns to ruin had been adyaneced with regard to the Roman Island, he would like to see the Bill in ute- . cleared and cultivuted, the growing increase of} _ Vhe” sprout the elm buds, Opring io near; =| shore was & winding gully filled with frozen i, poth tame And oe ‘iS d y _| and misery every example that ancient ur Catholics, might have been spared. Le would | on put under the table. He conclu by = iz k, the aug | expert of grain and} When lilacs blossom, Summer cries, | snow kids dais adele i ve. ta total jt Our bors . # e ay wore! modern history ean supply—or when haye | second the mution of the hon. leader of the Saying that he admired the moderation -@ agric abtural pr ome. of all kinds have ne ved | * Bud, little ruses! Spring is here!" ‘bel af < b as tho \ d Sie joa auother hardship was added, which re- we heard, or in what history of human Opposition. evinced by the bon. leader of the Opposition at fenton. 8 shiny vperations iu this Island absolutely | | Delt of ice bordering the land, As Was | doubled all the rest—that of hunger. Since} cruelties have we read of more than half | Hon, Col. Gaay-—Thiegebiect had been die- |= his speech this morning, but if his a “Tt appears from the census of 1869. and fromother} The windows blush with fresh bouquets, the lake, which, so far as we cou d See, | the preceding morning we had eaten nothing,| the inhabitants of a populous country de- | quand ono r wae ae ond. telat ah served him right, that hon. gentleman had = authentic sources, that in the preceding five yeurs | Cut with the May dew on their lips; | stretched a vast expanse of blue, refreshing /and our long exposure to the cold began to prived at one blow of tie means as well as | was all being gone over de le He er expressed biuseif differently on a previous : i ro ypc aed the ae os is seine Was} The radish all its bloom displays, | to the eye wearied by the universal whi'eness, make the want severely tell ; while, though the fruits of their industry, and driven in fore hits & bosk-—Ceke upon Lyttleton—and occasion, ; . _ Me a tls wade. ceenuas tn th Beene Pink us Aurora’s finger-tips. and troubled by a recent gale. It heaved | : . the midst of an inclement season to seek a) i). paod ; lion. Mr. Hunster said he considered it 3 cdltivution 45,000 acres ; increase iu the quantity of | ger-tip ed by g red many birds flew over the lake, not une came sbiet Gia eeetbiin' doit ake Wuhiheaalt he read it through he supposed he would) yo. iioet iniudici i forward this é roots and cereals exported 342,000 bush. "Phat in| s : /and rolled in heavy swells, whose very action | within reach of our rifles to sotten this new, “SU CUteT "OF themselves and their beipless | meet with a great deal just as relevant to the i erg whl aye’ a the yeur 1561, the Imports amounted to £314,v02, | Nor less the flood of light that showers was cheering amid the deadly stillness ' it families where chance may guide them. subject as what had been read (Laughter) measure. t had been stated that Roman i TE currency; the VA ports cluding shipping oo} ) i F ‘ : a Jaiatity, > x ’ . - . ) i " et rth ae 7 Sanpete. tes ee ee in _ On beanty s changed corollu-shades— i neuiile we bowled merrily on neat Pun ie w powell; werk ies Webds enn toll Such was the noble Earl of Gosford’s| He, however,was not going to inflict the read- Coens ee ee ee to keep a favour of the Island.) That in twenty years, trom | The walks are gay as bridul bowers | the ice. which flashed and eparkled ; 7 pees, : opinion of the state of the country and of| ing of the book npon kon. members, as he ; ° ona on . members, Pe 1339 to IS59, the revenne more than doubled itself, | With rows of many-petalled muids. . gir Meer, = , > _— P | the intensity of our sufferings as we floated - Orang 0 f that d: Ue (Mr. K | wanted no other light on the subject than a out of this House. This cou!d not be saic of 4 the figures being, in 1839 £17,011; in 1859 £41,000. } ? ‘in a thousand bliuding and gorgeous rays be- ‘on that frozen prison, which the wiud and | ‘2° VFapgemen of that Guy. be (Mr, K.) | common sense view of the matter. The thing all Protestant members, for he himself was + " list to carry on thie additions! trade: the sin a a ad ‘neath our horses’ feet, while on our left, the| voces seemed powerless to destroy; each | should also quote an extract on the same} was plain : when a large body of tie Majes- returned by a constituency the Sem bey a i¢ Banking accommodation up to 1855 was nil, and | ; | " * " 2 A | ] Pee P ir al ‘ tig . . . ~ since thut time it bas never exceeded peal, - +| Inthe blue barrow where they slide ; | land rose into lofty promontories, crowned hour seemed but to augment our misery ; a _— —— ; Me, on ity 8 subjects desired legislation, to enable whem toe Fane Gashelioe: ant aged a

num, oF a t thir cen shillings per head for the The horseman, proud of streak and splash, with battlements of snow, or swept back into | and when the third day broke upou us, cold in that distinguishe tstesman said >— them te manage certain property, their re- in regard to the om y f St. Danstan’ a i ee ae ae — vcotiiaehation af the} Creeps homeward from his morning ride. | the deep bays bordering with. pise forests, / 454 exhaustion were fast dving their work, |** OF these outrages he had received the most | quest was entitled to consideration by thi | o,)) > and that he nae stent and ° oR eh ae a Provines af Sod Desmuvich. it is (or with vast expanses of dreary swamp, and we lay hopeleseld. in the: corners. of hen dreadful accounts, that their object was | House, Such orgauizations, however, as the pi of the Bible Societ They coe : believed, xusauts te thirty shillings per bead | Here comes the dealer's awkward string, ' where the Joon made ber nest, among the} .).: loa ag nags. tp “ the extermination of all the Catholics of | one in question generally led to processions, | 4), Sioned ; y- ia

is dines of the taree additions above referred r ae igh : : . o | sleigh, about to die ag it seemed. But the} . al a . d ; the means 0 nowing this, as Bg

; Phe eifect of the large additions above referred With neck in rope and tail in knot— ‘moss, and the water-suake jurked beneath | ; ; : : that county. 1t was a persecution conceived | and when men were congregated and excited, ing him bad been industri : ted | ; to sunual ee te Die] Bourh colts, with careless country swing, tl : r | Young bride still bore up; whether it was in the bitterness of bigotry, carried op | they sometimes thought that there should be fos =) teem... Alb thes bo a io repl to i : 4 ¥ atte oat tetas In lazy walk or slouching trot. , ae oes ‘ i the vigor of her youth that sustained her or! with the most ferocious barbarity by a\no person in the world except themselves. them at that he wasa Protestant, asathes a * y vd is, the Public in| ’ a At lengyh a deep reverberation announced ‘that marvellous eudurance of her sex, which| banditti, who, being of the religion of the/ For his part he did not care how many pro- he. could. met he. nementel toteleeneel ky . ‘ neceseit be private diseoun Wild filly from the mountain-side, the “ Tumble —a succession of foaming has so often carried them through wreck and | state, hud committed, with the greatest | cessions there were in the country, as long as principles to obtain ai the : i. has heen catimaterd that at Chane cates tamn uri | Doomed to the close and chafing thills, cascades, by which the waters of : = (tempest, L know not,}but she was still com- | wenees — a oe ee eel Sain eae aioe. sn aa This Bill was to incorporate quite a dif a equal to the Capital of the proposed Bank isan-| Lend me thy long, untiring stride, river found their way into the lake, an ‘paratively unsubducd, aud while she drew | murders, and bad proceeded from robbery | thought differently ; therefore he would like | (rong institution from other secret socibtien, a

adie Madeuate’ PE PP py PN NEES _ whose picturesque beauty was enhaneed by | ih. ee ed Me dinaal a and massacre to extermination ; that they | to be informed by the hon. introducer of the referred to, which were fer a | lant a)

Deeply impressed with the importance of this | : ‘the long lines of glittering icicles which | ? ee ee ov ry. ‘| bad repealed, by their own authority, all) measure, if he intended to submit to the tg association was & combination a evil, and fe g that there is in this Island a: 9 ios Oia tallies eabin of Gusta | fine h om 8 +k Atietabatiensl she earnestly cutreated us to hope and trust. the laws lately passed in fayour of the | Llouse the bye-laws of the Society, order - ainst another el of the itv, avd ! ee ee Thetheneh) es aan ae bo ee eer: “a be oa |L began to think with horror that the time; Catholics, and had established, in the (that hon. members might know whether it ne Scltennd am Aghtn feat won oe ate tan ak { omeaeih: deoubiibene ag taal de. oubeuiaiiene. thi Lil ser ve a “o re wore . “ ms pa Se ee eee shortly come when the unbappy girl} place of those laws, the inquisition of a | purposed having processions or not. culated to do injury. There = : prospectus to the Foreign as well as Island Capi “ _— ae - iene 7 it. This duly rant we een ou, 10r| would be left alone upon the ice. mob resembling Lord George Gordon’s| Hon. Col, Seckerary said he knew of! oo o4. ee ~ Ssligioas dit } tilisis, as a safe and profitable investment, they beg hat sits und sings, but longs to fly. | the short day was drawing to # close, and) . fanatics, equalling them in outrage, and | nothing in the bye laws of the association : He held bi : and : ‘

‘ . i . fr - ‘ e 2 3] ot - ° : » . : : . tadmitt- E a a Saree lee wane be ‘just as the sun sank bebind the pine crest of | Tas another night closed on our sore eX-/ gurpassing them far in perseverance and | requiring processions, but if the hon. leader |°2°""08- “8 vgpdann, ; , * es meen aan a — Ob for one spot of living qe a? 2 distant headiand, we eame to a ve estuary | tremity, and we did not think to live it out.| success; that theee modes of outrage were | of the Government was afraid of processions, a ne optertasn oO Pil i _— ad, Sa ale 1 bile, couscalle., anne ; as little we nena mean can grow whose further poiut it formed, Beyond wan! As the hours passed, a furious storm arose; as various as they were atrocious. They | he might introduce a bill-to yrnsent them, »P aan he frased, weald i. frees ; Section 18th, whereby Stockholders are declared} Te love unblamed, to walk unseen, tthe farm, and we uzged i harecs Ww -ayerem the lake, le-biwyg its waters into foam. | sometimes forced by terror the masters of | like the Act in force in Ireland. an ee uf tain . permmalty Usibte for cedewption of atl Bille fests To dream abeve, to sleep below ! nw? ' P ae = e apr og ing billows, whieh dashed against our raft, | families to disa:iss their Catholic servants, ;~ ios. Col. Guay thought it would be well Me Howat aoc a ey « ciatvatien Sa Ghd Minah ikest sienuatioate, Mebhe ~ ewe - Re: SE ie sae ee ae they sought to shatter it in pieces;| they sometimes forced landlords by terror | to introduce such a measure, and hoped that |) 050 he had ‘ally e S aenn tie i bat rsbull be Stable forany umex-| § FEARFUL ICE ADVENTURE. | me * Brest access of cold. | vlouds black as ink rolled over the sky, and| *? dismiss their Catholic tenantry, and they | if he did so, he would have the support of hon. }1,4 was intorru ted by a mation f odleuen iz | coedit : + unt of lis Steck, in addition | - Ys The estuary sone eight miles wide stietch- | afed a fil! th ee me ys i | geized as deserters numbers of Catholic] members. He would be in a better pos.tion me I — eae ceed re | ¥ ka aned tniiaell GA clasts Cheeta! “Ti té wile ie years since, that I was &@ deep tato the land, aud to save time, we) RFPS 0S Ee SES EE 5 RES: een © weavers, and sent them to the county gaol,! to judge whether be should vote for the ’ y , the total umount of debts (depositacxeepied) which | returning. from the surve f the vorth. Jf0¥e Straight across the vast shect of ice the faintness of our hunger was succeeded} transmitted them to Dublin, where they | motion before the House, had he an op- Faipar, March 20. r the Bauk shall ut any tine owe, shall not e3 Sa ey ‘nas f aa {OE SOO. CONEY tial beidend fe Blake tell tn We pro-| YY Taging pains, almost beyoud endurance,} remained in close prison until some Law-| portunity of examining the bye-lawsjof the| Mr. Howran resumed the debate by fe- ¥ rh, nee the amoant of the Capital Su k paid | Western district 0 La e Superior, my portion | énailied but ih an moon had not yet jand which hourly seemed to increase.; yers, from compassion, pleaded their cause | Orange Institution. He trusted that time ferring to the fact that as Romaa lice ecto oa en a the daty being fiuished. W inter with its) einen ‘< ented siincttnn df chhaenee Kehted Never have [ suffered as [ did that night.; and procured their enlargement, nothing} would not be unnecessarily taken up with | were restricted from various offices, under if

Subscription lists for Stocktakers (already largely | Wild winds and deep snows had already set | aden eeeieneiaensahaiaieiael the promon-| Lt was well nigh maddening, and many times} *Ppearing Against them of any kind what-| this question. : __ | the Crown and Constitution, there could be at ie re in the bunds vf euels of tue | in, and instead of the usual lake voyage, my tc and i + rk] 4 oo “ws ; Sia las we sat cowering in the sleigh, listening| *?°¥°F: Those insurgents, who called; Hoa, Mr. Warsurton quite agreed with | no fear of ** Papal a ression,’’ and as thoso ars prowis itt journey to the land of civilization had to be | FY: SBOwINE Garkly against the starlit sky. le lie aie f the waves. did we almost | *emselves Orange boys or Protestant boys, | the hon. leader of the Government, that too | who were styled the ** Foreign Powers’’ close fa

' owu, April 20, 1563 wiQened in 6 sleigh Mech dad.Ih ‘Fe We bad about reached the centre of the bay, | © ‘B® TUsUing oO the TOR, Ge: WS eras that is a banditti of murderers, committing | much time was taken upon this matter; bat/ut home, had their hands full, there was a

ang saana nee oats. nae tate the eg ek IBY | when a sudden report, like a discharge of Pry ‘hat they would overwhelm our raft at) massucre in the name of God,and exercising | it was altogether eaused by the remarks of| little need of apprehension here. Tho hon, ie NOTICE OF ae At POM a Poem ror -. oe pee ‘artillery, filled the air, and rolling back | 0% and ead our misery. At length this; despotic power ia the name of liberty.”’ | the hon. Col. Secretary. ‘That hon. member the Colonial Secretary stated that the Orange a4 HO | 4} ‘ “ageinat rl ener et enna <n tiatetiig ice, was repeated by the thousand | desire seemed granted, There was a sudden | put jes: any one should distrust the autho- | had referred to the danger of Roman Ca- | Society had for its first object the practice ; Ue5pdi¢ ¥ ned ination through the suow-ciad forest, whose pendant echoes of the wilds. It was the unmisiske- | crash, and a vivleut concussion, as though | rity of Mr. Grattan, and the pregnant and tholics obtaining ascendancy in this Colony. | of the Christian religion, the support of law ' 2 icicles flashed in the sun-rays like a fruitage | eae ie eee “kj A Nat ient rt = | we had struck upoo a rock, and the billows|p.vid lancuace i . Stet bodied his The fact that so many Gistricts possessing &/and order, constitutional liberty, the sup- ie In tho City of Charlottetown f - " 1 I sht * I » 1/4 © sound Ol crac ing ice; an > Without a) oe. as | ervi anguage In whic 1@ em ie ‘S| majority of Roman Catholies had returned reesion of rebelli 0 d th ti f ; of gems; abd when night came, never d z . wg ‘beat and roared more wildly than ever. | 4: ae det he Wah hil a a pres son, and the preservation ; E and Royalty. failed of a welcome beneath the bark-roof of | ¥°" , L put the horses to their ¢peed ; the Tine in the Ane ld distineuiel Sentiments, in the same Geoate be was tol-) Protestant members, shewed that there was/ national tranquility. This sounded all very a PEVAE “ Act to te Veccination | the nearest settler, where my news—albeit | °°! moment, a yet louder and sharper con-| PU! ‘m the epee We cou 7. islinguis) | towed on the same side by the Kaight of no danger on this ground—that they did uot| fine; but he would read to the Houss ex- i" r — ae ened ee ae ta ee alae alias me than my CUSSion broke on the silence, quickly fullow- nothing, und pressing down Wy TC We | Kerry, who said :— /seek ascendancy. The hon. Colonial Secre-| tracts proving the contrary. In‘ Plowden’s i. appoint « couvenient place o- places for the due! | ey d RB F ‘h CO f i Vied by a third, which souuded as if it rent sat with clasped hands ge gx! One | He could not reconcile it to himself to re- | @*Y #lso argued that the Orango Institution | Historical Disquisition on O Svucicties ye performance of such Vaccination, and to give notice | VPOU#TS + 80@ MY Erenen Venadian th he the ice asunder, awaiting our doom. While we still waited, | wain silent at the siatement made by the would gid in maintaining the connection | in Ireland,” published in the year 1810, the Wall Gd-tilt dheauch en athe paced Wastin ot ewes a ee See ae be: = ee At once the truth flashed upon us. As the dawn crept over the sky, and our in-| sight hon. gentleman (Mr. Grattan) of tho | between -~ Colenies a _ ae following order might be found (at da) : whieh he will atieud at such place, to Vacetnate all! yincia soUgs Was Wore regarded thun my-|. > ’ ; r i * «.. |domitable b ide ingivg UU uttered } pick : st in thn 03 , | Country. n answer to this, he would only that this was to be the oath taken an a ersons whe may then appear there requiring such | : iit often happens, the heavy swell of that omit - @ bride, springtug ‘ P, Ueces 2/ outrages which had occurred in the County | | : y : Kentineie and also ef the days ps hours at self. vreat eee was Se u Hi solid ery of JOY, and threw herself weeping 10 her | of Armagh. He was sorry to say he must | fe oo foe Sore & a re | Orangeman ’ ‘ Whied such Superintendent will attend to We had sed Lake S ii } |= ae & UP busband’ Befor rising in bill subscribe to it in its fullest extent. He | “irestened between ‘areat Drituin and the «7 4. B., do swear that I will exterminate the the provress of such V in the persons so | b i , a - At ee Were ive; aud so far from land, awong the shat- “a ~ eg . os a le 3 ot lamented that in that picture which the | United States, the Roman Catholics of Canada Catholics of Ireland as far as lies in my powor.’? ; Vaceinute.) | hreadiag the lorest bordering Lake Turon, | toring fragments, we were in a position of | 24, Valleys, lay the snow-ciad jand, an : :q did all in their power to support Britain by |- :

HIS IS. therefore. TO GIVE NOTICE. that I! « rd ; aan G fragments, I sek § + waa tiohtly| Tight hon. gentleman had drawn, he couid |" , ; 2, Lhe Banner of Ulster, an Irish Protestant have teen oe a conned: ut pe an the ‘OLD | when oae evening we came to a better culti-| the utmost peril, io which our only resource against its a border our raft Was tightly trace no exaggeration. It was, he feared, ere in oe oN et of ae this newspaper, had also published, in reference COURT HOUSE, as the place at which I wiil| vated farm than usual, aud stopped at a /was fight; aud again I urged on cur bourd- jammed. Though we guessed it not, the! jh, melancholy truth that numbers of thie | ae re . he : os aon aemnale the trial of some Orange rioters, that inetans Teas Sto Sochoel ‘is. phe Apher tplen door of a large farm-house, where the scrap. | ing steeds. Meanwhile my companions | 8*!¢ had blowa from the south, and, by the; unoffending and peaceable inhabitants of | hompunnn ted that the Senne ‘Catholies eit | * These: never hed: Seen‘ poaew Be Eeehne-inee ceeding Weduewlay until the ded of JUNE next, | Og Of fiddlers and echoing of feet announced | peered eagerly into the dimness, secking to| ™erey of Providence, it had driven us back} that county had been expelled from their | i 2 6 tiled cant? ie the RAG Pall Orangeism had raised its hydra-bead; there never ——s | ove of those blithesome frolies with which the | Jiscover whore the danger jay but the silvery |‘ the northern shore of the lake, aud thus} habitations and their property by the| eels. He did La a why this pathogen sored clitens ka to oe na "Tone

Phe Act requires that every Father or Mother of | lers at ‘ ivhte r of : i7o : a. ay ive vi E i s at ti aa sae — 7 : . aw, ot bme every Child hag 7 { Twelve Yo ee | SeRyeee 7 intervals lighten the maseteay of | haze bafiled them, and we could oaly speed saved our lives, eee eshaaeadaaaeeaee ee be made; it was only a short time) banditti foreed to leave their country for their . over the wie of Far e Mouths, sball take, OF cause back woo 8 — poe oceasioDs eVETY | oy blindly. At jength our horses stooped, Not far off, the ascending smoke an- persceution ide particular dencisidation | "90 they were allowed tesit in Parliament,/ country’s good.”

‘ enimne to nkhe ” rt Super enmdlent, al > 2 » " . 7 4° . — - 7 } . an > 2 ‘ r . oki ie Giles Se Me en b> re ae ww - a gnest * " pasa one “ wore peareroas ‘and looking before them, we perceived a/ nounced a dwelling, but we had no strength| of His Majesty's subjects. It is lamentably ang Jt coal me pe sree a wey — |The Belfast Northern Whig, another Protest. 1% in order tw be Veccipeted or operas, as the case | mn “tg E ' ran eee: Wee a th 7 his dark belt of heaving water. The crack Was | to reach it; so we fired our rifles, a signal| the fact that in the county of Armagh | a Te en aie oes aioe | SAS BAPSERRNeS ote ain : Uister " Oe ee eed eee oa eee gaen or] te ae 4; - ae Are é - . Be across our path, and the chasm wag too broad | which quickly brought the inhabitants to] multitudes of families are driven from their | M0) 4) ht heartily ocun tlt sani ook oe aioe goon coe hone i then and in euch case, the persou who has the care. " oie 7 wace ea a ang, oe ene} for our horses to leap ; all leit us, therefore, | the shore. They proved to have been homes the victims of a dreadful persecution, had been introduced here, aa he felt certain Orangemen have not been arragned for appearing ‘} i burt ire oF custody ~ the : bie or eae tene bri os o ate a 8 daug iter, whom all was to turn landward, and hurry ov, if haply 'members of the late wedding frolie ; and = the Saar a 6 pn that it would eawes disturbance in the} araied in illegal processions.” 14 gin te dea Eabaclniendent tor tha pabpash at cing] oo att fase ids from many wiles we might outstrip the danger. But with | nothing could excecd their astonishment and Sea POSE, of ious: ‘He de, | Colony. There was not, nor there could not be any sh V accivated lens seb Child or ( hiidven shall huve | 'ouad—were to sony to see the knot eac hstep the gap beside us widened, until | joy at our discovery, which was utterly ow that the Magistracy should be so Mr. Corroy rose to express his disappro- , doubt that the leading statesmen of ngla ; been previously Vaccinated by some legally quali-! tied on OE RSE: hata Joyous Keene | ic imost resembled a river; thea it turned | despaired of. Every possible care and Pind to the danger which they were | Pation of the Bul te Ilouse. He Seer Sone —— ~ organization : five nonammnaiienns, pith the provisions of the iL was. Mow 7 ey aes oe ‘uughed till | )seward, and to our consteruation, we dis-| kindness was lavished upon us, and the) guffering to grow. He trembled at ‘che | onaRE the epee srecenen Ng De ra ep peterat me: of of En, lend aaa Bast ihe os ‘ Act, persons concerned will exe be iia! le to a the music was almost rowne . aad despite covered that the ice bad parted on either | bride’s parents and friends summoned to pernicious effects of mixing any religious | Pp ' "Gs f ii el Col ml a M ” ie M: a ‘s Fralen., fi ’ Forei yroers ’ : ‘ penalty of Ten Shi lings, or imprisonment for six the crush, danced merrily until the Spruce | Jide of BR . eioi heir lost Jamb that was found, rejudices with the distractions which al- somata atholics of the Colony. He (Mr. (.) | Her Majetty cretary for Foreign rs, — chi Senbner- wvekiip wabWUbee he Ged Cen one fo ee Me hed and oe one: ” ready agitated the Kingdom. ‘There was| Petieved that all he could say would not pre- | had expressed opinions adverse to the organ.

In orler to render Vaceination accessible to all | 30 juurper wreatas tread! : a tue Walls, leaving us floating on a large island of ice, —* All’s well that ends well,’’ we thank-| Tee 1 ps ais hat snake . eet f | vent the Bill from passing ; but he felt con- | ization of the Society which it was posed ; . gc mee year, og! prditere bers wher oly and the forest of candles flickered above our | which the swift current of the river was | fully agreed; bat never shall I forget the ue aso ay whisk seligion adds | #4@nt that it would never become the law of | by this Bill to incorporate. The oy the : : no charge whatever will be made; so that there | beads; DOW footing old ere dances | already driving rapidly out upon the lake. | intense misery and suffering of that adven-| 4, a contest in which itshall mingle, nor | *® land—that such a measure would never Colonial Secretary ’s religion, the prime mover FO. Mee ee ee ee eee cee ae ateaimplcound the| bats sudden dismay came over us as we | ture on the ioe. ean any man in the utmost scope of specu-| fp tanrtiones ode tt eueteot Irlonde to and bis eontinaed and oft repeated. otene fuite 1uust export the penalties Will be enforced. | “¥0008, now clustering in triumph around the | py7eq at the increasing chasm n0 effort of | eens | ation calculate the horrors to which that | 4¢ did not wish bis Protestant friends to | an oa - <a

[SON {t eyed bride, the fairest flower that l ever : . : ‘ ; think less of him on account of what he might | ments that Catholics were not allowed to (Signed) HM. A. JOHNSON, soft eyed bride, the ours could bridge! The bridegroom was conduct may give birth, whieh would ha id on thi stion, because he made | read the Bible, were untrue, notwithstand

Kent Sewer, Apwit Si yginteilemt Vacciustor. | yaw in that region. eager to swim thespaceand bear tidings tothe} OOLONIAL LEGISLATURE. infuse into the agitation of the country »| Nave said on this question, because he made read the Bible, were antrae, notwithetand- bre

is ewe aatiemeal ene much as possible The sun arose op Our unwearied revels, | farm; but it would ouly be a uscless sacri- 2 an spizis of bigotted religious aniaposity.”” . person called an. Orangeman.. He looked | Concit a Seent. Aud @Rak the to Colo. : ayuinnt the introduction of Sul! Pox, itisearnestly | ashering in the wedding day. A hearty | fice of life, for ere he had gone half the HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. This gentleman was followed by Sir William upon an Urangeman as his greatest and sworn nial Secretary talked of power, and influence, : ee ate port, oa aul mason ct Serves | breakfast was despatched, and then one and | distance, he would have died in his frozen Tuvrspay, March 19, Smith, Baron of the Court of Exchequer in | enemy, and very a regretted that there i ri a ous eye Ronee ; to ship Sailors or Passengers (intending to return all—for I deferred my journey in hoaor of clothes. There was but one chance left— Debate resumed on the motion to go into Ireland, who Re omer Ks om seaesha date = ee pone oe soe oe s ( 7 -) _ ; to this sland) without assurance of their having the oceasion—prepared to escort the bride that we might yet bit upon some projecting the order of the day on the seeond readin He was persuade a e overnment who Bou . /P . Pp : Po, 4 . organ peed no senenty eaph 8 y Sees x-men wooed i f the | y : ; &| would never prefer one treason to another, | necessary for him to reply to the statements ation against Protestants, as might be seen many instances in which that fatal disease has been | 8 ber way. point of the lake shore. But as our raft) of the Orange Incorporation Bill or use less severity towards the bigotry and | pet forth by the hon. Colonial Secretary. | from the fact thatmany Protestant honourable — mes ie oe a : een, Son aiead. Through mavy of the back woods settle- floated steadily further and turther out from Hoa. Mr. Cours made some additional] re- excess of Peep-of-day boys, cr Orangemen, He would simply say that he never expected ‘members of that House were returned from pag eed will = about to anil to foreign | ents clergymen have never passed, and | jand, thia last hope vanished, and before long! marks in reply tothe Hon. Col. Secretary,} than towards other equally abcminable | it would fall to bis lot to sit in the Legisla- | almost exclusively Catholic districts. To a ports may be Vaeciwuted at the Dixpensary on any | troths are lawfully plighted before the near-) we, who had been so joyous, stood sadly | and concluded by moving, in amendment to} outrages. He had heard it insinuated, on | ture of Prince Edward Island, and to listen | talk of Catholic organization was but folly. . day est magistrate. But on this occasion it| watcbing the white outlive of the hills fade she motion before the House, that the House both sides of the House,that the Defender- | (o gross, and he might say, blasphemcus in- lie would, however, present to the House the :