News of the Churches. Church of England
The N.S.W. Gleaners' Union now numbers some 2000 members. It supports its own missionary in china, and contributed during the past year £500 ot he funds of the…
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General Cable News. Church Disestablishment. London, Nov. 10
In the House of Commons, the Prime Minister, Mr. Asquith, moved to allocate 17 days for the purpose of all stages of the debate on the bill for the disestablishment of the…
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The First Lord, of the Admiralty, in the course of his response to the toast of the Navy at the Guildhall banquet, emphasised his contention that there was no harm in…
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In connection with other churches in the State, yesterday was observed at Temperance Sunday at the Congregational Church, West Maitland, when Mr. A. C. Nelson, of Port…
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In connection with the appeal being made for funds to erect a new seamen's institute at Newcastle, a lantern lecture on mission work among among seamen was…
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London, Sunday.—The First Lord or the Admiralty, in the course of his response to the toast of the Navy at the Guildhall banquet last evening,…
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In New Zealand Mr. John Ross has crowned his princely generosity to Knox College, Dunedin, by undertaking the erection of the College Chapel. This means a new gift of some…
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On Sunday, Oct, 6. at the Lord's Supper in the East Ham Mission Hall, London, Revs. W. H. Armstrong, G. A. Hillyar Russ, and T. Horton gave the right hand of…
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Dr. Gallagher, Bishop of Goulburn, opened the new convent school conduction by the Sisters of St. Joseph. A satisfactory collection was made…
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The contractor (Mr. H. P. Conolly) is making fair progress with the new Church of England building. The walls appear to be approaching completion, and the…
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Rev. E. C. Gore, the first clergyman chosen from New South Wales for mission work in the Soudan, leaves Sydney by the Moldavia, Mr. Gore's station will be on the White Nile,…
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Mr. Ronald M. Neitt, M.P. (Unionist), who figures in our cables to-day in an assault upon Mr. Winston Churchill in the House of Commons, has Irish blood in his…
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A special address on "Gambling will be given by Rev. A. S. McCook, B.A., in the West Maitland Presbyterian Church to-morrow evening. The morning subject…
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[?]ew Zealand Mr. John Ross has crowned [?]ly generosity to Knox College, Dune[?] undertaking the erection of the Col[?]pel. This means a new gift of some…
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[?] Sunday, Oct. 6, at the Lord's Supper [?] the East Ham Mission Hall, London, [?] W. H. Armstrong, G. A. Hillyar Russ, [?] Horton gave the right hand of…
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[?] Gallagher, Bishop of Goulburn open[?] new convent school conducted by [?]ers of St. Joseph. A satisfactory [?]on was made…
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When the Chapman-Alexander Mission Party visited Sydney three years ago, one of their most memorable meetings was with the tramway men. A number of the men…
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Evangelistic services are advertised for the Homeville Mission Hall, to be conducted on Sunday night by Mr. J. Crouch, and on .Monday night by Rev. G. W. Payne…
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In connection with the appeal be[?] made for funds to erect a new seam[?] institute at Newcastle, a lantern lecture [?] mission work among among seamen [?]…
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The services to-morrow morning and evening at the West Maitland Congregational Church are to be conducted by Mr. A: C. Nelson, of Port Adelaide, S.A., who is supplying the pulpit under a…
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