Xix secolo i miracoli, o, alcolici e il loro lavoro in ogni paese della terra : un completo Compendio storico del grande movimento noto come 'moderne spiritualismo' . indignazione per la recente iniziativa del governo,che è calcolato per reprimere la libertà di discorso di interferire con la Domenica eveninglectures. Il Presidente considera la parola indignazione per essere piuttosto forte, ma numerouscries di No, no da tutte le parti del pubblico indicato il contrario. Il sig. Thos. Il camminatore ha detto che era felice di vedere che i partecipanti alla riunione hanno convenuto con thewording della risoluzione e sono stati disposti a co

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Nineteenth century miracles, or, Spirits and their work in every country of the earth : a complete historical compendium of the great movement known as "modern spiritualism" . indignation at the recent action of the Government, which is calculated to suppress freedom of speech by interfering with the Sunday eveninglectures. The chairman considered the word indignation to be rather strong, but numerouscries of No, no from all parts of the audience indicated the contrary. Mr. Thos. Walker said he was pleased to see that the meeting agreed with thewording of the resolution, and were disposed to consider it expedient that the word indignation should be retained. When were they to express their indignation if notat the suppression of their liberties ? This was a matter that affected all who had anopinion to give that might difier from the reigning power. He did not think that anyonecould become acquainted with the facts of the case without concluding that they hadsuffered an injustice. ... The final result of this, and other gatherings to the same effect, may bejudged of by a perusal of the following paragraph published in theHarbzuger 0/Lig/if ofMarch, 1882:—. HON^.:^ J. BOWIE Wilson. NINETEENTH CENTURY MIRACLES. 249 RESUMPTION OF THE OPERA HOUSE SERVICES. On Friday last a letter was received from the Government, by the Executive of theVictorian Association of Spiritualists, intimating that the former had no desire to suppressthe lectures, but endorsed the permit of May, 1879. The directors of the Opera HouseCompany were interviewed, and on the understanding that no money be taken at the doors, consented to the opening of the House. The fact being announced in Saturdays papersdrew a large audience to hear Mr Walkers lecture on Sunday, Lord Macaulay onEoman Catholicism. The services will be continued as heretofore, Seats in dress circleor stalls may be hired by month or quarter, at W. H. Terrys, 84, Russell Street. It can scarcely be doubted, that if measures at once so

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