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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 335, 19 September 1879, Page 9

lind T ?i"n C i of farmer s are becoming alarmingly great in Eng577 J? -'° thej m ™bercd 229 : in 1875, 354 ; in 1876, 480 ; in fill / ; i1?i 1 ?- ] - R78 ' Bir> ' aud in the first lialf of 1879 D 0 fewer than co, ntii n Otl ,' thG facte arc well known that farmers in many cultv- ar 11 CC f 1 ; owIo&m^ th «'-^pital. that landlords find gieat chffio! vm«t relotli,i ff at any pi ice, and that tho remission of rent has only met a portion of tho difficulty. nul.li S Oll * WOtn , en ° f J{omc in ver - v lar " c nui »bers have signed and • J . mal Pl'^^P I '^^ a K ainst the proposed Italian law which snW, VUV U ruarria £c obligatory before the ecclesiastical. They ;,,!"" V. afllI : m fan impctative duty their unalterable faith in "the r h,; r C Rh •hy tbc one true Church of Jesus Christ, namely, that «,"\!- f l l V lajn '' l Sc« a sacrament of divine institution, and that, as vTlitiT a 8S UOt t0 the Civil I>mver hnt t0 the Catholic Church, to vuom tne bon of God has exclusively confided the administration of feelTfeTnsri,- A Cy iCCIi CCI - profoUml^' lh °y S^' the S ratitu <^ they A; '• n i 1 st for havi »? wmetificd the marriage bond with His Grace, for by this means ho raised woman to a higher scale in t£n niTS 111 ? G , mcc ; ' vllilc ancient paganism " left her in a positho hJu fn f l^ n tbat of a slave to raaQ : which state, without ttie help of God, she will speedily return."