The Church Dispute. Sydney
The Victorian Chief Justice, Sir John Madden, had before him in Melbourne yesterday the dispute between the Rev. E. H. Scott, formerly…
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Churches, 1909
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The Methodist Conference
The N.S.W, annual conference of thc Methodist Church of Australasia was opened on Tuesday at the Lyceum Hall, Pittstreet, Sydney. The retiring President,…
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Cathedral 8 (H.C.) and 7.30. Carr's Creek 11 (H.C.), Southgate 2.45—Archdeacon Moxon. Cathedral ll, Moleville 2.30. German Church 7.30 —Rev. H. M'William…
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A melancholy catastrophe has befallen the little mountain village of Nax in the collapse of its church on Sunday morning. January 10, during Divine service, with…
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Almost the whole of Wednesday was devoted by the Methodist Conference to the consideration of proposed divisions of circuits, with a view to the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The ministerial session of the Methodist Conference on Saturday forenoon was devoted to consideration of the Examining Committee's report on the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Recently Mr. Pearson was dismissed from the position of superintendent of Christchurch Sunday school. Geelong, by the Rev. F. R. Newton, who…
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Sir. -- With reference to the allegations made against the Methodists in the ordinary meeting of the Maclean Municipal Council on Tuesday evening last,…
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The Methodist Conference sat in pastoral session on Wednesday for the purpose of dealing with the second reading of stations…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The Methodist Conference continued its sittings yesterday. The report of the Tubon College, Tonga, was read. Rev. Roger Page is…
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Cathedral 7.30 (H.C., full service), 11 (H.C., choral). and 7.30. Alumay Creek 2.30—Archdeacon Moxon. Sportsman's Creek 2.30, German Church 7.30—Rev. H. M'William…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The proceedings at the Methodist Conference to-day had reference to probationers, many of whom were advanced a year. The morning was given up…
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SYDNEY, Monday. — Archiiishop Kelly, speaking at the Irish National Foresters' breakfast, contended that as long as the educational standard of the Department…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—On the occasion of the general Holy Communion and Breakfast in connection with the Irish National Foresters' Benefit Society yesterday…
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The establishment of a theological college was again discussed at the Methodist Conference yesterday, on a motion by the Hon. W. Robson. M…
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The Conference continued its sessions qn Monday. Messrs. H. S. Doust, H. Doust, G. A. Burgess, and P. B. Orr were accepted as candidates for the ministry…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Methodist Conference yesterday received a deputation from the unemploved. Mr. Edward Turner, their spokesman,…
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South Grafton 8 and 11, (H.C.), Strone Park 2.30—Rev. L. Gabbott. South Grafton 7.30 p.m. —Archdeacon Moxon. Orara (Mr. Lentfer's) 2.30 —Mr. Ecclestone, Swan Creek 7.30 p.m.—Mr. C…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The Free Church Council resolved in favour of the Welsh Church disestablishment, this session, and affirmed the necessity for free churches…
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Mr. Winston Churchill (President of the Board of Trade) is reported to have been ensured by the Premier (Mr. Asquith) for his recent remarks…
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