Roman Catholic
Archbishop Kelly on Sunday last presidch at the sixth annual meeting of the Mater Misericordiae Hospital, North Sydney, and paid a tribute to the work of the nuns in…
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News of the Churches. Church of England
Archdeacon Watson, of Bendigo, and Mrs. Watson have celebrated their golden wedding. The Archdeacon was born in Tasmania educated at Moore College, Sydney, and new…
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Rev. Angus King of Haberfield (Sydney), has been appointed New South Wales editor of the Presbyterian "Messenger," in succession to Rev. W.W. Watts. Mr. King possesses the…
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Dr. Kumm. the famous explorer and missionary was married on the 12th inst. to Miss Cato, of a leading Melbourne Methodist famerly…
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Archbishop Kelly on Sunday last president at the sixth annual meeting of the Water Misericordiae Hospital, North Sydney, and paid a tribute to the work of the nuns in…
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The annual distribution of prizes following the examinations in the Roman Catholic primary schools in the archdiocese of Sydney, took place in St. Mary's School Hall…
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The new school al Lochinvar was opened and blessed Rev. Dr. Dwyer, on Sunday. The building was blessed before Mass. in the presence of a large congregation…
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At the opening of the new Catholic School at Lochinvar on Sunday, the Rev. V. Pelers, St. John's parish, West Maitland. delivered an interesting address on…
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Gems valued at £10,000, which were stolen from the effigy of the Virgin at Cyenstochowa, in 1910, have been discovered at Adler's jewellery shop…
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High-street passers by at various times during this week have been able to hear the sounds of pipe organ music from the above church, Indicating that Mr. J. B…
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Mr. Churchill, in his letter to the Marquis of Londonberry, emphasised the latter's responsibility if rioting occurred, but pointed out that it was his (Mr. Churchill's)…
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Archdeacon Watson, of Bendigo, and Mrs. Watson have celebrated their golden wedding The Archdeacon was born in Tasmania educated at Moore College, Sydney, and new…
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The irritation in Belfast over the [?]Mr. Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty. to speak in favour of Home Rule, is chiefly due to the proposal to use Ulster…
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Leading Wesleyans have issued a manifesto, urging that any scheme of disendowment of the Anglican Church in Wales should be just and err, if at all on the side…
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The Marquis of Londonderry, Lieutenant for County Down in replying to Mr. Winston Churchill's recant letter, states that the main objection of the Ulster Unionists has…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Weston Presbyterian Church Foundation Stone Laying
Saturday afternoon last was a memorable occasion for the Presbyterians of Weston, when the memorial stone of a new church was laid by Mrs. Henry Kerr, of…
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Mr. Churchill, replying to the Marquis of Londonderry, denies that he selected Ulster Hall for his meeting as a challenge to the Ulstermen…
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London, Saturday.—Mr. Churchill, in his letter to the Marquis of Londonderry, emphasised the latter's responsibility it [?]ioting occurred, but pointed out that it…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Home Rule Cam Churchill's Belfast [?] LONDON, Tuesday afternoon
Six halls in Belfast were refused for [?] meeting in favour of Home Rule for Ireland to be addressed by Mr. Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty…
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[?] Presbyetrian Church of North America is sending out 100 new missionaries this year. The "Review" says this is the largest number of missionaries ever sent…
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