Church of England
The Cathedral on Sunday last was decorated with some of the products of this bountiful season, and a mininer of the children attendant at the Sunday schools made offerings of…
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Churches, 1893
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Book of Entertaining Anecdotes. Canon Liddon's Sight—A Meeting with Carlyle-A Scotch Parson—Churches Praying
THE second volume of the reminiscences of Dr. Boyd (better known as A.K.H.B.) is published. The book is full of entertaining anecdotes,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cardinal and Sir Henry Parkes. The Roman Catholic and Public Schools
CARDINL MORN, at the opening of the new school fo the Passionist Fathersat Marrickville, devoted the greater part of his speech to references to Sir Henry Parkes's…
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ON Wednesday evening the annual tea and public meeting in connection with the Presbyterian Church of N.S.W. took place, and although the weather was very wet, about…
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UNDER the title of "Thrift for the Poor," the New Review for December has a series of four interesting articles written by ladies. One of those articles (by Lady Montagu, of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Church and the Unemployed. Wholesale Pa[?]peri[?]ing and Demoralising Demands of Social Quackery
THE London Times publishes a letter, in which the Archbishop of Canterbury, replying to a correspondent, writes:— "I shall try to answer…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Early History of the Church. The Gospel According to Peter
THE Egyptian tombs, which have preserved so many records of antiquity, this time give us new and valuable documents illustrating th…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Church of England. Appointment of Mission Chaplains
THE Rev. J. T. Evans, General Organising Chaplain of the di[?] of Bathurst, arrived in Grafton on Thursday. He has been invited to organise church matters in this diocese, and with that object is visiting the various…
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THE annual prozes were distributed to the children attending the above, on Sunday afternoon, at the Lutheran Church. The ARCHDEACON made a short address, then…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Church of England. Visit of the Rev. J. T. Evans, of Bathurst
THE REV. Mr. EVANS, who has had cousiderable experience in Church organisation work, for which he is eminently suitable, gave two addresses on Sunday at the…
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Is the war I wage all the year round in my writings of every description against cruelty to animals many kind-hearted clergymen give me much encouragement. Yet what a…
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AT the parish-room last week the following resolutions were carried, after explanations from the Rev. J. T. Evans:— 1st. That a provisional fund be established…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Wealth of the Church of England
IN 1891 the Duke of Westminster moved for a return showing the number of churches (including cathedrals) in every diocese in England,…
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ON fourth day a committee to consider the position of the Church was [?]ted. The report of the committee on Sabbath schools and religious instruction stated that the work of the committee for the past year had been…
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THE Moderator of the General Assambly of the Presbyterian Church in this inaugural address the other day raised some pe[?]nt questions, says the S.M. Herald. It is one of the advantages we derive from…
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THE Rev. J. S. M'Pherson. of East Maitland, has concluded another visit to the northern rivers, and leaves Grafton to-day on his return, overland. He preached in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Religions. Presbyterian General Assembly. A Very Good Presbyterian
Mr. Robert Louis Stevenson, the eminent author and critic, was entertained at luncheon at the Australian Hotel by members of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian…
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THE Rev. J. T. Evans (Organising Missionary of the Bathurstdiocese)returned on Saturday from the Richmond River and Tweed, whore he has made satisfactory…
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IT is difficult observes the Melbourne Argus) to define the relationship between the church and the world, for the simple reason that the relationship is continually changing as modes…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wesleyan Church, Maclean
IN connection with the sacred musical service on Sunday night, it may be said that the members of the choir of the Maclean Wesleyan Church tendered the Rev. J. and Mrs. Scott…
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