Country News. Uralla. Easter Meeting, Church of England
THE usual annual vestry meeting for the parish of St. John the Evangelist, Uralla, was held on Tuesday last. The Rev. S. Hungerford took the…
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7 stories in New England's papers
Shocking Desecration of a Churchyard
At the Clerkenwell Police Court Michael Daley, aged 16, of 5, Horseshoe-court, Clerkenwell; Henry Ellard, aged 17, of 2, Baldwin's-gardens; and John Samuel…
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IT is a matter of very common remark that more women than men go to church; and the conclusion generally arrived at is that this fact is proof that women are…
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IN our last issue, we noticed the death of this estimable clergyman, and we feel sure our readers will be glad to have a sketch of a life which was indeed an ensample to…
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SIR,--I [?] call attention, through your valuable public journal, to the disgraceful state of the road leading past O'Keeffe and Co.'s stove to the English Church. It is one mass of stones, some of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Martha's Mission. (From, an English Magazine.)
LIKE, a lily, tall, and slender, and graceful, Martha Fairfield looked in her deep, mourning dress, waxen white complexion, and liquid grey eyes, as she stood at the…
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IMMENSE excitement was created in Bury St. Edmund lately by a report that a man named Henry Herbert had shot his wife in St. James s Church. The facts, as gleaned from the evidence,…
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