Presbyterian Church
On Wednesday evening last (January 6, 1864), Hamilton [?]. caused an acre of ground [?] be measured as a site for the Church, intended to be created by the…
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Churches, 1905
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Old Times From the Yass Courier of Many Years Ago. Proposed Erection of a Presbyterian Church in 1863
[At the annual meeting of the members the Presbyterian Church held last Tuesday evening, a discussion took place as to the advisability or otherwise of building a…
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We wish our readers who are members of the Church of England to notice that the services advertised for next Sunday will take the form of Special…
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THE above society held its regular meeting last evening, when Mr. A. H. Line presided, the attendance being about thirty. The business of the meeting was a debate, which was…
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HIS Lordship Bishop Barlow leaves early to-morrow morning on a visitation to Crook-well, Belong, Narrawa, Binda and Bigga, where confirmations will be held. His Lordship…
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We pri[?]t herewith extracts from a lengthy, letter published in last week's "Catholic Press" from Mr. H. E. Kelly, one of the delegates at the Political Labor League…
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The regular fortnightly mooting of the Methodist Literary Union was held on Thursday evening. There were about 30 present and Mr. A. H. Line presided. The business of the evening was a de…
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His Lordship Bishop Barlow leaves early this (Thursday) morning on a visit to Crookwell, Bolong, Narrawa, Binda, and Bigga to hold confirmations, returning to Goulburn on…
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ARCHDEACON BARTLETT returned this morning from Junee, where, on Wednesday last, acting for the Bishop, he performed the ceremony of opening the new church of St. Matthew,…
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AT St. Bartholomew's (C.E.). on Sunday evening, the Rev. Ben Dore Bryant preached a sermon on the above subject. Despite the fact that heavy rain fell…
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Events seem to be marching on in the direction of the disestablishment of the Church in France, but the matter is surrounded with so many…
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The new church of St. Matthew, Plkedale, the sixth church erected in the parish of Junee by the energy of the rector (the Rev. J. Studds), was dedicated by the Ven. Archdeacon Bartlett on…
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A drum-head service was held at S. Nicholas' Church yesterday morning. The Australian Horse band, under Bandmaster Cody, marched from the Drill Hall to the grounds,…
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On Sunday last (March 19, 1865) the above church was opened for divine worship. The services forenoon and afternoon were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Martin, of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Old Times From the Yass Courier of Many Years Ago. Proposed Erection of a Presbyterian Church in 1863
[At the annual meeting of the members of the Presbyterian Church held last Tuesday evening, a discussion took place as to the advisability or otherwise of building a…
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Rev. Father O'Sullivan has been granted nine months' leave of absence, and next month intends starting on a trip to Ireland. A preliminary meeting was held a O'Halloran's…
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THE opening meeting of the Methodist Conference of New South Wales was held in the Centenary Hall last night. The Rev. Dr. Sellors was elected president for the ensuing…
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