Lively Scene in a Church
THERE was a disgraceful scene at St. Paul's Church, Walworth. on Sunday evening, December 29th. The Bishop of Rochester (says Figare) having been announced to preach, the sacred…
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13 stories in New England's papers
The New Presbyterian Church
THE important ceremony of laying the Foundation Stone of the new Presbyterian Church took place last Friday, in the presence of a largo number of spectators,…
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THE following letter, written by an eye witness of Mr. Enraght's arrest and imPrisonment, will be read with great interest by our readers:—…
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SINCE the arrival of the Rev. Father Macguiness, the present pastor of the church, great interest has been taken in matters connected with its progress and st[?]enous efforts made to encourage a more…
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THE annual vestry meeting of this Parish was held in the schoolroom, Armidale, on Tuesday last, the Rev. J. Ross presiding. The attendance was not largewhich mey perhaps be interpreted as expressing on…
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"I MUST trust to your instinct," muttered the traveller, letting the bridle fall upon his horse's neck. "The eyes of an owl would be at fault on such a night as this…
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THERE is more than one sign that the difficulties between England and Ireland are even now aggravated, by a cause which would at first sight seem likely rather to lessen them,--we…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CORRESPONDENCE. [Our columns Are open to all for the free discussion of public affairs, but we do not identify ourselves with, nor hold ourselves responsible for, the opinions expressed by correspondents under this head.] the Church of England Temperance Society, Uralla Branch. To the Editors of the Armidale Express
GENTLEMEN—Although I think that a newspaper is not the most proper medium for correspondence or controversy on moral or religious subjects, I must…
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THE first meeting of the newly-organised branch of this Society was held on Thursday evening last, in Mr. Roman's Saleroom, which was comfortably fitted up for…
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THE following letter, signed "A Church of England Clergyman," appears in Saturday's Melbourne Argus :--Sir,-- Many of your readers, I doubt not, are…
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THAT intensely industrial and rather prosaic country, Holland, has the merit of holding the first "International Hunting Exhibition," which was opened at Cloves a few days ago. An…
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THE opening services in connection with, this church, were celebrated on Sunday, October 9th, when the Rev, J. D. Hennessey, of Tenterfield, officiated both morning and evening. The…
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AN extract from a leading, article on the use of the Catholic vote in the Express (a journal which particularly represents the priestly element in the Church of Rome in this colony) throws some light…
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