Presbyterian Church. (Communicated.)
The annual meeting of the Scots' Church congregation was held in the church on Monday, the 22nd inst; the Rev. James Henry in the chair. The meeting was opened in the…
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Our Germanton correspondent writes:—The anniversary of the induction of the Rev. Mr. Walker to the Germanton district will be celebrated on Thursday, 22nd February, by a…
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The annual meeting in connection with the above was held on Saturday evening. The meeting opened with prayer and a short address by the Rev. Mr. Cahill, after which the…
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The foundation-stone of the manse was laid to-day by Mr. James M'Laurin, J.P.. to whom a silver trowel was presented by the Rev. John Walker, who gave a practical address…
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The ceremony of laying the foundation-stone the manse at Germanton took place on the 23nd ult., and was witnessed by a large number of people from all parts of the district. The…
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One of the most excited public meetings ever held in Sydney took place at the Protestant-hall on Tuesday. It was called by the mayor Sydney (who presided) in response to…
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At the last meeting of the committee of the Aborigines Protection Association, correspondence was read from the superintendents of Maloga and Waran[?] aboriginal stations,…
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The children attending the Sunday School of St. Matthew’s were afforded their annual outing on Easter Monday, the locale chosen being, as usual, Mount Budgema[?], on the…
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"BROADBRIM." in his New York letter to the Bendigo Advertiser, says:--"It is not often that New York is treated to a theological sensation which equals that created by the Rev. Heber…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tee Bishop of Melbourne at Rutherglen. the Church of England Te[?] Meeting
The tea-meeting in connection with the above was held on Wednesday, and was a great success, over 300 sitting down to tea. The Bishop and Mrs. Moorhouse occupied seats at…
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The adjourned Easter meeting of the con[?]egation of St. Matthew’s Church, was held in the Church Schoolroom on Wednesday evening Inst, Rev, A. D, Acocks, vicar of Albury,…
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The tea and public meeting in connection with the visit of Dr. and Mrs. Moorhouse was held in the Town-hall on Wednesday, 11th inst. The hall was elaborately and tastefully…
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A disgraceful scene was witnessed on Sunday, March 11, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Bordesley. The Bishop of the diocese served Mr. Eoraght with a formal inhibition from…
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The Venerable Archdeacon Tucker visited Rutherglen on Sunday morning last, and after service at St. Stephen's Church, he informed the church committee that the Bishop of Melbourne…
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At a meeting held in the Roman Catholic Church on Tuesday night, May 29th, to consider the most practical course, under the circumstances, towards the erection of a school and convent, the following…
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THE Christian Weekly publishes a very effective, though not strictly grammatical or scientific, appeal to the sexton for a better ventilation of the churches. We quote some…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Paul's Church. Welcome to Mr. Macarthur
The tea-meeting to welcome the Rev Mr Macarthur, the new pastor of St Paul's Church, Hay, took place in the Athenaeum on Monday night, and was a great success…
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Five young men, of respectable appearance, named A. Bull, E. Trott, P. Simmonds, H. Bradley, and J. Hooker, were brought up at the Preston Court last week (the Melbourne…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Catholic Bazaar
The Catholic Bazaar in aid of the funds of St. Michael’s Church, was formally opened on Monday night by the Mayor, Mr W. Mackenzie. In doing so be briefly referred to the improved prospects of the season ;…
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The third of the aeries of winter evening concerts in connection with St. Matthew’s took place last Friday evening, in the Mechanics’ Institute. The night being fine, the ball was…
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