Local Interest. Roman Catholic Ball
The ball held iu Moody's roomy hall at Bellingen on Friday evening last, in aid of the Roman Catholic Church fund, proved both a social and financial success. Fully 60…
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Churches, 1900
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F. WHITE v. Catholic Press Newspaper Company
Mr Gannon, with Mr Sheridan, instructed by Messrs Bawden and Niland, for the plaintiff ; Mr F. B, Freehill for the defendant company. Jury : James Kirk, George Clarke, C. F…
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THE Church of England congregation at Coramba can boast of a very neat church building, which has already cost some £120. There were fully 70 persons present, at the…
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A leading minister of the Wesleyan body thus gives the position of the branches in the colony it is proposed to unite. For several years past the subject of the organic…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Grafton Circuit Court. Fourth Day—thursday. Francis White v. "Catholic Press" Newspaper Co
This was an action for alleged libel, damages being laid at £1,000. Mr. Gannon and Mr. Sheridan, instructed by Mr. Niland and Mr. Bawden, for plaintiff, Mr. Freehill for the defendant company…
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THE Rev. T. Scott Neil intends leaving Maclean to-morrow by the K[?]llatma, for Sydney, to enable him to attend the sittings of the General Assembly. He will be accompanied by the Rev…
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A peculiar incident occurred at St. Stephen's Church, Portland, Vic., on Sunday. The Bishop of Ballarat, Dr. Thornton, was preaching his farewell…
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THE many friends of the Rev. D. McInnes will be pleased to learn that he is so for recovered from his severe attack of illness in Victoria as to be able to undertake the return journey…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local Interest. Church of England
THE newly-appointed Churchwardens and Parochial Council held their first meeting in St. Margaret's Church, Bellingen, on Tuesday evening. last nearly all being present. The…
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The Rev. J. S. Macpherson, of East Maitland, who has been supplying the Brushgrove-Grafton charge for several weeks, has just concluded the third series of Communion Services since his arrival on the river…
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The animal session of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of N.S.W. was opened on Tuesday under the presidency of the retiring Moderator, Rev, W. M. Dill-Macky. In the course…
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THE session of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church was continued at St. Stephen's Church on Thursday. A committee was pointed to meet the Rev…
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THE annual session of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of N.S.W. was opened on Tuesday under the presidency of the retiring Moderator, Rev. W. M. Dill-Mackay. After…
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A GREAT demonstration was held in Melbourne last week by adherents of the Presbyterian Church of Victoria. Sir Malcom M'Eacharn presided, and the hall was crowded, so that…
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At Wednesday's sitting Revs. J. M. Legate and J. M'Kee were appointed to revise the records of the Clarence Presbytery. The committee on the church and manse loan building fund reported…
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The "Catholic Press " has the following:—Some time ago a bogus encyclical was published in South America, by which it was declared…
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The Presbyterian General Assembly continued its sittings on Monday, when a number of reports were received and other business done. The report of the Theological Hall committee…
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KEMPSEY E. C. Church having a debt of £2400, the A.J.S. Bank sent word that they would sell off the guarantors. Father McCambridge then got the account transferred by another bank,…
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At the Presbyterian Assembly on Friday night, the Rev. A. S. M'Cook convulsed the crowded audience by relating his experience in trying to build a church in tho "way back" country. He…
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The notices on representatives to attend the session of Synod opening at Grafton oh 14th June have been issued. The programme covers five days; on the first will be the…
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