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Churches, 1858

6 stories in Murray's papers

The Bishop’s Account of His Tour. (From Church of England Chronicle) No 111

The Border Post · Saturday 2 January 1858 · page 3

Monday, the 12th, was so stormy as entirely to prevent us from setting out. Heavy rain was swept over the plains by violent gusts of wind. Our horsed…

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Church of England

The Border Post · Wednesday 23 June 1858 · page 2

A meeting of the members of this congregation was held on Saturday at the Court House for the purpose of considering a letter received from his Lordship the Bishop of…

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The Presbyterian Church. (Communicates.)

The Border Post · Wednesday 28 July 1858 · page 2

During the last two years, Albury has made considerable progress, both in the number and quality of its buildings. Prior to that date, we could scarcely boast of anything like a large or…

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Miscellaneous. Bill Wilson and the Ghost Terrible Battle in the Church-yard

The Border Post · Wednesday 15 September 1858 · page 4

ABOUT two years ago the people in Pineville was almost lamed out of their [?]by a ghost which made its appearance every night in the grave-yard. The niggers seed it fast,…

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Laying the Foundation Stone of the Presbyterian Church

The Border Post · Saturday 23 October 1858 · page 2

On the afternoon of Thursday last, at 3 o’clock, the Foundation Stone of the New Presbyterian Church was laid by the Rev. D. H. Ballantyne, in the presence of a large…

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Original Correspondence. Church of England Bazaar.( To the Editor of the Post & Telegraph.) Albury, October, 26th., 1858

The Border Post · Wednesday 27 October 1858 · page 2

Sir.—We, the undersigned, stall-holders in the late Bazaar, having heard with indignant regret that some persons have thought fit to impugn the honesty of the general lottery on Friday night,…

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