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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 24, 5 October 1888, Page 11

" Suicide n conf ssion. ' Bilfour'i wretched medical a^ent hag confessed to the horrois of Tullamoro by taking his life. Such evidence as this cionot be impenchrd or answered with a heartless sneer. Her Majesty "d "most F.iti-factory ininibter " is condemned fiom the lip of a suicide. — Pilot The liivh are ct-Hainly n mm li irjnidi untion. 1 bey cannot eve i yet up an exhibition \\\ London 1 v Hi- ( ne )iira^ement of th»ir agneultuie „ni commerce without the thing being c mverted into a discieditahlc fraud by murested parties. Messis. Btapley and Smith of. London, Luve. it apptats, beon invited to supply all sorts cf goods, including machine-made pun fires and children's 6Unbonne's, 10 tho hi h h exhibitioo, in oidrr that these things may be palmed off upon an unsu<p "ding public n>> the piolucts of "Irish cotUge industry. " This Alet>brt>. htapk-y mil Smith very properly and very wisely (considering what London trade has tuffered at the hands of the Olympian and oilier th .^keepers) refused to do. Shall we. I wonder, after this btill Fee machine-made Kngh»h millinery l>!i«.s.( 1 oft at the Olympiaas the haoiJiwork of tbe lii^h cottager'? And if to, who pockets the profit on the traa&aytion ?— Truth,