Presbyterian
A very pleasing ceremony took place on Monday evening at the Presbyterian Church, Smith-street, in connection with the usual social…
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Death of Monsignor Fitzpatrick, Catholic Vicar-General of Melbourne. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
Monsignor Fitzpatrick, Vicar[?]neral of the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne, died this morning at the Archbishop's Palace. Deceased…
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The following letter has been received by the Rev. Father Buggy, in acknowledgment of a prize obtained at the recent art union :--…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Result of Irish Mission in Australia. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
The mission of Irish Delegates to Australia resulted in raising the sum of £35,000, of which New South Wales contributed £10,700…
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The new church is to be opened for service on Sunday next, when special sermons are to be preached. A public tea will be held on Tuesday in the…
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THE new Presbyterian Church, Smith-Street, which has just been completed and handed over to the trustees of the property by the contractor, Mr. H. J…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Anglican Synod and the Election of Bishop. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
The Anglican Synod last night decided to appoint a committee to act with the Bishops of Australia and Tasmania for the election of a Bishop…
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THE tea meeting to celebrate the opening of the new Presbyterian Church, which has recently been erected near the site of the old building in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Weather and Floods. (Special Telegrams.) on the Clarence. the Greatest Flood Known. Ten Feet of Water in the Churches. Sydney
The flood was the highest known, exceeding the great flood in 1887 by about a foot, and reaching 27 feet. At Grafton nearly the whole of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Majority never go to Church. [By Telegraph.]sydney
At a convention of Christian workers yesterday, it was stated that fully 200,000 people of Sydney and suburbs rarely or never go to church…
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THE usual Easter Meeting of the Church of England adherents took place on Tuesday evening last, in the church at West Kempsey, the…
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The annual picnic and excursion in connection with the Kempsey Presbyterian Sabbath School was celebrated at Warneton on Queen's Birthday…
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THE members and adherents of the Wesleyan Church, who are second to none in their loyalty to Her Gracious Majesty's throne and person, resolved…
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The Council of Churches held a special meeting yesterday, when resolutions were passed protesting against any legislation interfering with the…
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The annual tea meeting in connection with the anniversary services of the Primitive Methodist Church, West Kempsey, took place on…
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On Friday evening last the whole of the massive stone coping on the roof of the sanctuary end of the Roman Catholic Church at…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Disestablishment of the Church. LONDON
Mr. Gladstone insists that a settlement of the Irish question must precede the church disestablishment in Wales and Scotland…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →"Nunnery Life in the Church of England."
Under this title Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton have just published a book written by Miss J. M. Povey, who during the seventeen years, she spent us a novice in…
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Last week the officials of this church held their yearly meeting, and found the circuit to be in a most healthy position. The financial…
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Some time ago the No. 1 North Cornish Company desired to make an agreement with the trustees of a Wesleyan Church at Daylesford,…
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