The Congregational Church
AT the Congregational church yesterday, the Rev. E. Hampden-Cook preached both the morning and evening sermons, and created a somewhat more favorable…
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Churches, 1889
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The Home Rule Mission. LONDON, Tuesday (midnight)
The leading Tory papers are republishing the attack made by the Melbourne Age upon Mr. Dillon, further commenting upon the apathy displayed in the…
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THE governing body of the local Anglican community has sent an initation to Canon Green, the well-known divine and eloquent preacher and lecturer of Port Adelaide, to…
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THE little Baptist Church in Beryl-street is making rapid strides on the road to success. Last Sunday evening the building was filled, only one or two chairs being…
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The Irish Home Rule authorities have received a letter from Mr. J. Dillon, M.P., in which he expresses himself as jubilant at the reception accorded to the…
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A MEETING of the committee of the Congregational Church was held at the hall last night to consider the future pastorate of the church. After considerable…
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