Parish Gates
IT is intended to grant permission to erect the public gates hereunder described :âJ. F. Gray, gate (not less than 11 feet wide), on a road from Gunning to Wheeo, at fence within…
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Churches, 1880
111 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 3 of 6
Church, of England Working Men’s Literary Association
A FAIR number of members put in an appearance at the usual weekly meeting of the above society, which took place last evening. The chair was occupied during the earlier…
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THE first general meeting in connection with the above newly-formed temperance association was held in St. Andrewâs Presbyterian Church last evening, when the members…
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ON Monday night the half-yearly meeting of the Church of England Working Men's Literary Association wars held in the meeting-room lit the rear of tile pro-cathedral. There was a large attendance of…
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ON Monday evening last the fourteenth half-yearly meeting in connection with the above was held in the room at the rear of the pro-Cathedral, there being a very good…
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AT last nightâs meeting of the above society there was a good attendance of members ; the vice-president (Mr. H. B. Monkley) in the chair. After the minutes had been read…
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ON Wednesday evening last a social tea-meeting took place in the Primitive Methodist schoolrooms, Lagoon-street, the object being to collect the members of the church…
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A COMMITTER meeting in connection with the above took place last evening, at which there was nearly a full attendance, the Rev. G. M. DâArcy Irvine presiding The rev. chairman mentioned…
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THERE was a very fair attendance of members at the regular weekly meeting of the above society, which was held in the room adjoining St. Saviourâs pro-Cathedral; there…
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THE monthly meeting of the above temperance band was held in the Rev. R. N. Morrisâ schoolroom on Monday evening last, the Rev. A. M. Tait occupying the chair,…
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THERE was not so large an attendance as usual at the weekly meeting of this society held last night. The chair was occupied by the Rev. G. M. DâArcy Irvine, M.A. (one of…
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THE sweet reasonableness which ought to find a place in an ecclesiastical assembly, if anywhere in the world, must surely have taken leave of some of the chief spokesmen…
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Father Peter Morrissey was considered a lucky man when he succeeded in obtaining the parish of Kiluascalp. The parish is large, and the income…
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THE weekly meeting was held on Monday evening, there being a very fair attendance. The chair was occupied by the president, the Rev. G. M. DâArcy Irvine. A meeting of…
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SIR,--Can any of your readers inform me what has been done with the money subscribed by the Catholics of Yass for the fencing in of their cemetery? It is now more than twelve months…
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AFTER the forenoon service in St. Andrew's Church on Sunday last, which was conducted by the Rev. A. M. Tait, of Goulburn, the congregation, which was large, met to consider the…
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SIR,—I was much pleased to read in your last issue the letter of "Curious Catholic," and am glad to learn that it has bit its mark, for I hear tenders are at once to be invited for the erection…
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THE attendance at last nightâs meeting of the above society was small, owing, doubtless, to other attractions elsewhere. The chair was occupied by the vice-president (Mr. H. B…
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LAST evening the members of the above society celebrated their anniversary by a banquet in the Bourke-street school-room. About fifty of the members and their friends sat down at eight o'clock to a…
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THE Boyâs Schoolroom in Bourke-street, at the rear of St. Peter and Paulâs Cathedral, was well filled on Tuesday evening by the members of the above society and their…
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