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lam, at the
Vytnondharn, and an examination of

from whose evidence it ap-

i sent a lad to ascertain the hour on
vho returned with the information that

last time deceased was seen alive.
After

he field at that time

iknife, the property of 'Ulf
d, was found in his pocket.

belonging to prisoner smeared
also stained, besides other circum-
dOubt of 1
geon could not pronounce positively
violation or not, as the body had

Upon exaniina-

The inquest was

3day, but, in consequence of the prisoner
ed to the Castle at Norwich, the jury did
:t, not having had the prisoner before them.
had refused to send the prisoner back to

nquest is therefore again adjourned

)ERN POPERY

.espondent of the Standard.)
Youghall, July 19.
find that the Roman Catholic Seminary at
nstituted by the Rev. John Foley about two years

(From a C

the purpose of drilling missionaries for propagating
ciples of Popery, and connected, as I believe, with
through the sodality of the Sacred Heart,
public by, the Rev. Mr.

ears, by his own statement (quote(

rted to for the support of the institu-

nd you a copy of a paper now circulating
oinanists of this place, for which I solicit
cable paper at your earliest convenience.

a- will n,

ark the connection between the con-
:cited and the benefits conferred on

at that they " bear a share for ever
offerings, and sacrifices, and of the
`hey will impart," and for which
colic is merely one shilling yearly,
single sixpence." we see that in
of the mass, which, according to the
consists in "the offering up the
Jill and divinity of the LORD JESUS
, proper, and propitiatory sacrifice for the
lead," is to be tendered to the ALMIGHTY
week for sixpence per annum. The Holy
7 GOD is to he actually and corporeally
'lary's College, in Youghall, 156
What awful blasphemy is
, master for 30 pieces of silver, and the
minary offer to sacrifice him for 1-156th
mallest coin in circulation !! 'What bare-
trifling with even their own principles (if
`arm to apply to the absurdities of tran-

even one

weir chur

xpence

n and the sacrifice of the mass.)
do Englishmen know of the naked deformities
ion. It is a well-known fact, that last
)ffered in this place in order to obtain
iortly previous_ to the sprat and

the same observance is by no means
untry for sick cattle. Truly these are

►tellectual doctrines and practices ; and deeply
ret that ignorant arid bigotted Englishmen have
eprived of the light And glory• which are about
t. Mary's Catholic Col-
-1 remain, Sir, your obedient servant,
VERITAS.

lendour from S

cno vinces

CATHOLIC COLLEGE, YOUGHALL,
Missions all over the World, particularly
Scotland, and the British Colonies.
Very Rev. John Foley, President.
ias long been sighed for, such an
expected from Catholic Ireland.
version, Scotland seeks the truth,
lonies thousands upon thousands
arms, and by the mercies of Him who died
ate us for pastors to ' break to them

LO young missionaries are ardently pro-
-1 studies at St. Mary's. Ere long they
march like faithful soldiers of JESUS
r quarter of the world their labours

reland, rally round this institution, des-
om of Go I) to impart light and truth and
.o millions of our fellow men.

a faithful missionaries, to send forth a host
and to bear a share for ever in the merit

s and sacrifices, and of the countless bless-
part, all required of every Catholic is merely

)oi even one singlefixpence

,riests and people but combine, how many
Ink might every year thus be rescued from
,strtiction ; how many now being lost would
of Zion ' and eternal triumph !
ioly sacrifice of the mass will be offered up
tors, both living and dead, three times every

nd subscriptions, transmitted by post or

be thankfully received, and gralefnlly ac-
he Very Hey. John Foley, Catholic College,

STUDENTS' LIBRARY.
MARY'S COLLEGE, YOGOHALL

object of this
_library is to advance the improve-

e students by placing within their reach the
ssics, with a selection of approved ecclesiastical

ibutors will be ranked among the benefactors
their spiritual and temporal welfare the
shall be offered up three times

he mass

whether in money or books, shall be
Ind gratefully acknowledged by the
President, the professors, or any of

a Foley,
St. Mary

THE CABINET EPITAPH

,dition of the Melbourne Cabinet has been, for the
, that of a patient dying of an incurable disease.
g at life, and eager to try all chances of recovery, it
s one quackery after another, cheers itself with a mo-
y hope, sinks down after the first excitement into
feebleness, and by the effort grows only weaker and
:r from hour to hour. It is now gone to try the effect
)untry air, and will return more paralytic than ever.
ther one month or three will complete the catastrophe is
mly question. All the nursing of all the bedchamber
en on earth will not restore strength to its frame. The
and the nurses must go together ; the grave is dug ;
procession of Chartist pike-men may escort
meral, or a deputation of Papists perform the mourners,
ind will speedily see the last of what, living, was an in-
ranee, and, dead, a rejoicing to the empire. Its epitaph

I however

ORCO SACRUM

Here lies,
indignation of England, the scorn of Europe,
and

the ridicule of all mankind,
THE MELBOURNE MINISTRY !
a frivolity, matured in meanness, and buried in
CORRUPTION.

Obtaining power by
INTRIGUE,
and sustaining it by
FACTION,
as into its pay, and lived by pampering
THE RABBLE;

its only policy
STRATAGEM
its only principle
SELF;

and its only object
SALARY.

It proposed
TO SUPPORT PROTESTANTISM

AN ALLIANCE WITH THE PAPIST ;
the Throne,

kLLIANCI

WITH THE RADICAL
ind the Constitution

N ALLIANCI

E WITH THE CHARTIST,

to ' down a
REBELLION INput ONE GREAT COLONY

SUBMISSION TO THE REBEL,
invigorate the loyalty of another by depriving it of its
PRIVILEGES !

It proposed
TO STRENGTHEN THE CHURCH,

IONIZDTG SECTARIANISM IN ENGLAND

'OPERY IN-IRELAND!
And finally,
the extremes of human absurdity,
against the extremes of national hazard,)
it perished by
PUBLIC ACCLAMATION,
leaving, like felons, its only
ATONEMENT,
of its fate, and the abhorrence of its example !

th Februcay have been received from
dishonour of Colonel G
iisation Commissioners, still continue nu
-31 part of the public attention, and some
on his conduct are made. No accountsame
of the large sum which is known
'he Treasury there have yet been puitf.
,cding £200,000, exclUsive of the power
im of drawing upon England to the extent of
per annum, and over which the council has exer-
controul. He had, in communicating the circum-
ifficially to the council, announced the singular fact
he had received no communication either from the co-
office or the commissioners on the subject." No fear
.:ntertained that the prosperity of the colony would be
oanently affected by the refusal to honour those bills, it
ag, as asserted, rich in its own resources, with a revenue
pidly increasing, and having produced in the first year of
le present governor's administration £lB,OOO, and in the
second
4? 4 ' subsequently to which no accounts have
b a
_tyjnjihtid. The price of tine flour was .£25 to £3O,
‘-'ond '42, to £24 per ton; wheat- 10s. to 12s. per