Churches and Preachers in America
The Rev. Dr. Aked, who it will be remembered, left Liverpool some time ago to take charge of a church in New York, relates in "Great Thoughts" some…
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Churches, 1909
349 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 5 of 18
New R. C. Church. Opening Ceremony at Bulla Creek
On Sunday last the opening ceremony in connection with the new Roman Catholic Church at Bulla Creek was performed by His Lordship, Right Rev, Dr. Gallagher, Bishop…
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THE Rev. W. W. Watts, editor of the MESSENGERS, the official organ of Presbyterianism in New South Wales, ventured a visit to the last Labor Conference, and this…
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The Rev. Mr. Curteis, organising head of the Melanesian Mission, gave a descriptive lantern lecture in St. Nicholas' School Hall on Tuesday evening. The views were very interesting,…
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His Lordship Bishop Barlow arrives at Adaminaby to-day (Saturday) from Bombala. So far on his South Coast tour no difficulty, inspite of the heavy rains, has been found except…
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"The Church of the Saviour" at Birmingham, built by the followers of George Dawson, who for thirty years was one of the most popular preachers…
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The bazaar to be held during show week (this week) in the hall of the Mechanics’ Institute will have as its object the removal of the debt incurred…
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The Catholic Bazaar was officially opened by the Mayor (Ald. Bradford) in the Mechanics’ Institute last night. As stated in our last issue the aims and…
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"The Church of the Saviour" at Birmingham. built by the followers of George "Dawson, who for thirty years was one of the most popular preachers…
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St. Michael's, Chester Square, to which the Duke of Westminster has just appointed Canon McCormick's brilliant son, in succession to the late Canon…
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The [?] in connection with the 4th Anniversary of the late Edmond Ryan, of Galong, was held in the beautiful church of the Sacred Heart…
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A meeting of the Cathedral Council was held at the Diocesan Registry on Friday evening. There were presentâthe Ven. Archdeacon Wentworth Sheilds, who took the chair in the absence…
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The above, which was held during show week, resulted as follows :—Convent stall, presided over by Mrs. Bracken, £209 19s 10d ; Mrs. Coen’s…
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Nonconformists are forming an Anti-Socialistic Association to combat socialism in the Free churches, and to discountenance politics in the pulpit…
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Mr. Smithers, S.M., presided over the Newtown Municipal Appeal Court, which was held on Thursday in the local police court, when the Rev. W. Langley, rector…
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The Rev. A. J. Harding will preach in the Wesleyan Church on Sunday next. Mr. and Mrs. Harding are on their way to Branxton, his new circ[?]it,…
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The Rev. C. Jones will be the preacher at both services at the Goldsmith-street Methodist Church to-morrow (Sunday). Those will be Mr. Jones' last-sermons in Goulburn…
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Active preparations are being made to fittingly celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Lagoon-street Methodist Church. A number of the old ministers and members…
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The newspapers severely comment upon Mr. Winston Churchill's letter to his constituents respecting the navy, placing among other "stupid and vicious" errors…
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Mr. Winston Churchill, President of the Board of Trade, in a letter to his constituents, says that whether it be in ships, men, or guns, Great Britain's superiority over Germany is…
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