Winston Churchill
In the course, of Lord, English speech last Wednesday, at the Royal Colonial Institute the audience hissed the mention of the name of Winston…
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Gre[?]ford Congratulation Church
The anniversary tea meeting and concert in connection with the Gresford Congregational Church was held last evening in the Victorian hall, Gresford, ad was a most pronounced…
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An interesting experiment has been made in the Baptist Church, at Armadale, near Melbourne, by the installation of a church acousticon, an…
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Our report of the reopening celebrations of the above church in Tuesday's issue mentioned Mr. McCann as one of the committee of management. This should have been Mr…
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The Presbyterians of Seahan have for sonic years arranged a series of winter lectures for the common benefit, the admission being a silver coin. The first of this…
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[?] the annual session of the Anglican Synod of the Diocese of Brisbane, opened yesterday, the synod recorded its regret at the death of the late Bishop Stanton, of…
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For many yours, until recently recommenced by Rev. A. S. McCook, B.A., Presbyterian services were not held at Paterson, althought in the curly days of the colony and up to…
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The "Christian liberality," as the Church of Scotland denominates its voluntary contributions, for the past year amounts, to the sum of £503,170. This makes a break…
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It is stated, notes the "Free Lance." that after the marriage of her son, King Alfonso, the Queen Mother of Spain will outer a convent…
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Church of England: S. Alban's (H. C.), 730 a.m.; M., 10 30 a.m.; E, 7.30 p.m. S. Luke's, Spring Creek, 11 a.m. Holy Trinity, Muscle Creek, 3…
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St. Martin's Church, Canterbury, is said to be 'the oldest church in England in use to-day. In the circulur addressed by the…
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Last night the minister and deacons of the church entertained the members of the choir and of the Young Women's Guild at an evening social. Rev. T. B. Roseby, of Kurri…
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In the course of Lord Elgin's speech last Wednesday, at the annual dinner of the Royal Colonial Institute, the audience hissed the mention of the name of Winston…
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The anniversary tea meeting and concert in connection with the Gresford Congregational Church held on Monday, evening in the Victoria Hall, was a most pronounced…
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On Thursday morning last there was a preliminary meeting of Cessnock parishioners (Church of England) at the residence of Mr. George Brown…
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The following was contributed to the "London Missionary Society Chronicle" bby the wife of the Resident Magistrate of the Western Division, British New Guinea:—…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →St. Mary's Church
There was a fairly large congregation at St. Mary's church last evening, when the rector (Rev. A. Killworth, M.A., LL.B.,), preached an appropriate sermon in connection with the anniversary of the…
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