Church, of England Cathedral
Yesterday a flag was observed flying from the top of St. Saviour's Cathedral, and on inquiring as to the object therapf we were informed that it was on account of the last…
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Churches, 1882
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Church of England Working Mens' Literary Association
THERE was a good attendance of members at the usual meeting of the above. The chair was occupied by the vice-president during the hearing of the preliminary…
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WE have received the report of the eighteenth annual meeting of the Church Society of the diocese of Goulburn for 1882, which contains a full report of the committee, their financial…
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A rehearsal of the farce for the anniversary and a mimie Parliamentary election for Argyle formed the principal business at the above society's weekly meeting, held last…
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Something like £100 is in hands for the purchases of the proposed new organ for St. Mary's Cathedral.—The health of Dr. Quinn, Bishop of Bathurst, who is at present in…
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Some eighteen members attended the weekly meeting of this society, which took place on Thursday evening in the boys' schoolroom. Mr. John Williams (president) presided, Mr. J.A. Bourke and…
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THE weekly meeting of the above society, held last Monday night, was poorly attended. Mr. H. Horn (vice president) occupied the chair. Owing to the paucity of the attendance the debate on the…
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Murrumburrah has been severed from the Burrowa mission, and is now part of the Cootomundra parish. The Rev. Father Gaffey will have charge of the new mission…
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THE attendance at the weekly meeting of this society, last Monday evening, was good; the vice-president (Mr. H. Horn) in the chair. Preliminaries of an unimportant nature having been disposed of,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Southern Argus. Published in Goulburn. Truth, ever lovely, since the world began, The foe of tyrants and the friend of man.—Campbell. Goulburn: Saturday, August. 26. Local and General News. Catholic Literary Association
The attraction on last Thursday evening at this society's meeting took the form of a "Judge and Jury," at which a very fair number of members attended. The…
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A moderats number of members attended the last meeting of the above held on Thursday evening in the sc[?], at which Mr. J. A. B[?] (vic[?] president) president. Three gentlemen—Messrs. T…
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THREE was an unusually good attendance at the weekly meeting of the above society, held last Monday night, and the Ven. Archdeacon Pundicombe occupied the chair. The…
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In the Catholic school-room on Friday, Mr. J. B. Murphy, the teacher, became the recipient of a purpose containing ten sovereigns —as a mark of the appreciation in which he…
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THE ceremony of blessing the site of the new Catholic Convent at North Goulburn took place on Sunday last and was performed in the presence of a large assemblage by his…
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THERE was again a good attendance at the weekly meeting of the above society which took place last Monday evening. The vice-president (Mr. H. Born) occupied the chair during the disposal of the…
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On Monday week the Sisters of Mercy took charge of the Catholic school in Burrowa. On that morning several of the parents, being aware of the change in the educational programme of previous…
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A very fair number of members attended the last meeting of the above association, which took place on Thursday evening in the schoolrod [?] Mr. J. A. Bourke (vice-president) occupied the chair during…
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THE annual tea and public meeting of the Primitive Methodists was held on Tuesday, 19th instant, in their buildings, belonging to that connexion, situated in Lagoon-street. The tea was…
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THE above society was well attended at its regular meeting on Monday evening, when the Archdeacon occupied the chair. Mr. Meyninck was elected to the vacant office of sub editor. It was decided…
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