Church of England
A meeting of members of the Church of England was held in the [?]estry room of the pro-[?]thedral last Tuesday evening. There were between twentyfive and thrity [?] present, and the chair was…
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Churches, 1884
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Catholic Literary Society
THE character of Napoleon was discussed on last Thursday night, at the weekly meeting of this society, and underwent a searching and keenly critical examination, which resulted in a majority of…
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This society met as usual on Thursday night; the president occupied the chair, and there was a rather meagre attendance of members, including Father Walsh. A few preliminaries were disposed of, and…
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A telegram from New York on the 18th May said:—"In Plymouth Congregationalist Church to-day was Remenyi, the violinist, who will visit the Australian colonies shortly…
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Across the waste of years I see Ond spot forever soft and green, Which, shrined within my memory, In evening glow or morning sheen,…
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On Friday next, says the Bowral Free Fress, the Bishop of Sydney will hold confirmation at Mittagong, and in the evening he will attend a public meeting to be held in St. Jude's…
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THE Rev., G. .M. D'Arcy Irvine, M.A., occupied the chair at last night's meeting of the above. There was only a meagre attendance. Mr. A. A. Hines was elected acting secretary and a member of…
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In accordance with the announcement made at Saints Peter and Paul's Cathedral for tho past few Sundays, the ceremony of investing the newlyadmitted members of the Holy Catholic Guild took…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Saviour's Cathedral Church. a Parochial Church for Goulburn—a Cathedral for the Diocese. To the Editor of the Evening Penny Post
SIR,—A friend, whose opinion and support I value—a lover of truth and justice, and most anxious that nothing should be allowed to prejudice our cause now about to be brought before…
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The first session of the fifth Synod of the Church of England was held in the hall of the Mechanics' Institute yesterday. The Rev. President, Right Rev. Dr. Thomas, opened the proceedings by…
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The above society held its usual weekly meeting last Monday. The vice-president occupied the chair, and there was a fair attendance of members, The Rev. H. Dunlop, who was present, took an…
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THE usual monthly meeting of St. Saviour's branch of the above was held on Tuesday evening. Mr. R. H. Bamford occupied the chair, and there was a large attendance of members. After the…
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AMPLE scope was given for the exercise of the debating powers of the members of this society on Thursday evening last, when the character of Washington, the American Fabius, was declared by…
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There was only a fair attendance of members at the weekly meeting of this Society on Thursday night, at which the president occupied the chair. A debate wan sustained by most of those present, as to…
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The Synod re-assembled at 7. Notices of motions and questions were read and handed in after which the Revd H. Dunlop moved the following resolution — "That immediate steps…
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THE following is the address delivered by the Right, Rev. the President at the opening of the Synod:— My REV. BRETHREN AND BRETHREN OF THE LAITY,…
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The memorial stone of a building intended to be used as a church and school in connection with the Church of England at West Goulburn, was laid on Saturday afternoon in the presence of about fifty…
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Friday night's sitting was principally taken up with a discussion of the ordinance for establishing and regulating the constitution of St Saviour's. It was adopted in the following form:—Whereas, the…
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SATURDAY, the 9th day of August, 1884, will long be remembered in the annals of tile parish of West Goulburn as a red-letter day And for this reason: The memorial stone of a building for the use of the…
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A VERY fair number of persons attended the meeting of this society on Thursday night last at the school-room, Bourke-street, when a very interesting programme of readings and recitations was…
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