Presbyterian Church, Albury
The annual meeting of members of this Church and congregation was held on Monday evening last, presided over by the Rev. H. Ballantyne, the pastor. The meeting…
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19 stories in Murray's papers
St. Matthews Church
The annual meeting of the members of this Church was held on Wednesday evening last, for the purpose of receiving the report for the past year, for the election of the new…
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[The following [?] Rev Charles [?] they [?] of [?] be considered [?]…
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A meeting of the members of the Church of England, convened for the purpose of taking the condition of the stipend and arid other matters relating to the conduct of church affairs into…
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The Solemn Consecration of the Roman Catholic Church of St. Benedict, in Parramatta-street in this city, took place yesterday (Monday, Feb. 24)—being the Feast of St…
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A soiree in connection with this church took place on the evening of Wednesday last, in Crisp's large store, which had been secured for the occasion. About two hundred persons…
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On Thursday evening, a rather large audience sat untired for about two hours and a half, listening to what Mr. Parkes himself modestly termed simple and dry facts and figures of and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. Dogs in Churches. To the Editor of the Pastoral Times and Southern Courier
SIR,—Will you allow me through the medium of your journal to call the attention of the proper authorities to the intolerable nuisance to which Church-goers in this…
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In 1193 a formidable insurrection is recorded. William Fitz Sober, alias Long beard, profession a lawyer, and by practice loud-tongued demagogue, had cultivated a…
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An Act to promote the Building of Chur ches and Chapels and to provide for the maintenance of Ministers of Religion in N. S. W. [July 29,1836.] Whereas for the advancement of the Christian…
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Sin,âIn your leading article in last Saturday's Banner you characterised the congregation of the Church of England here. as the Established Church in Albury, and as a parish church…
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Sin,—Taking into consideration the difficulty there appears to be in collecting money for the stipend for the Church of England Minister, and as times are not as they used to be, I think it behoves us to economise…
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SIR,—Last Sunday I went to the Church of England, Albury, with the expectation of hearing farewell sermons from the Rev. R. Potter, but to my utter [?]nishment and disappointment not a word went…
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Sir,—I observe with regret tho remark your correspondent at Wodonga has made in reference to some ' of the Presbyt[?]ian Church Committee; the more so because I believe the clergyman, Committee, and con…
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SIB,—A short lime ago we experienced a difficulty in raising the Stipend for the Church of England minister, but since that period I find that nearly 200/. has been forwarded to Sydney in aid of the Lancashire…
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SIR,—Referring to an article in your last issue bearing upon the question of building a new church at Deniliquin, I would suggest that the money in hand for the purpose be used immediately in building a church from…
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Among the mi[?]cellaneous returns which have found their way to the table of the House of Commons is one stating the duties and the salaries of chaplains of workhouses; in some instances the two scarcely seem…
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The following circular letter with reference to Church matters has been addressed by the Bishop of Sydney the members of Church of England congregations the position in which that of Albury has so long…
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On Tuesday evening about a dozen members of the congregation assembled in St. Matthew’s to meet the Bishop of Sydney’s chaplain, the Bev. E. Synge, for the purpose of making permanent arrangements with…
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