Presbyterian Tea Meeting
LAST Tuesday evening the Town Hall was a scene of great activity, the occasion being the annual social gathering of our Presbyterian friends Those immediately interested in the event viewed the…
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St. Peter's Church. Annual Vestry Meeting
THE annual meeting of parishioners of the above church was held in the Sunday school-room on Tuesday evening last, there being between 20 and 30 ladies and…
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AN interesting experiment in long-distance telephoning was tried at the residence of the editor of the Yorkshire Post, at Leeds, one Sunday evening lately, in the presence of a small party of friends,…
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The annual Easter meeting of the parishioners of St. John's was held in the Sunday school room on Easter Tuesday evening, April 4th, at half-past 7 o'clock,…
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IN 1891 the Duke of Westminster moved for a return showing the number of churches (including cathedrals) in every diocese in England which have been built or restored,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Temperance Crusade. Sermon at the Presbyterian Church
IN compliance with an edict passed by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, the Rev. R. Kay, on Sunday. last, preached a special sermon on "Temperance," He selected for his…
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THE days of the church of St. Mary, in the Minories, London, are numbered. In the course of the next few weeks the edifice will be closed…
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WE understand that the Metropolitan issued on 26th July a mandate to Ven. Archdeacon Greenway, administrator of the diocese, to summon a special meeting…
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At the Anglican Synod yesterday, a motion urging upon the Government to prohibit for beverage purposes the manufacture, importation, and sale of all kinds of alcoholic…
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The Synod of Grafton and Armidale met at Grafton yesterday for the election of a Bishop to succeed Dr. Turner. It was decided that the Bishop should be appointed…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Anglican Synod. Grafton, 7.30 P.m
The Synod commenced yesterday forenoon, and continued to 9.30. It was resumed to day at 10, sitting to 4 o'clock. About 50 representatives were present, every parish being represented. After a…
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"WHAT do Christians hope for? No collection." Such was the theory propounded the other day as subject of a sermon to be delivered in a suburban…
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WE have recently reported the proceedings at the Synod of Grafton and Armidale convened for the purpose of electing a bishop in the place of the…
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JUST now a controversy is taken place in Melbourne between Archbishop Carr and Bishop Goe on the above subject. In reference to the antiquity of the English Church, the Australasian…
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St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Haydonton, near Murrurrundi, caught fire last night, and the vestry was completely destroyed. The main building was saved after…
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THUS "A.B.C." in the S. M. HERALD: —The difficulty which many people feel in keeping awake in church has been solved at last in a way that will…
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FUGITIVE Notes' in the HERALD writes:—Why do the men not go to church is the practical question that has been troubling the…
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THE annual sessions of the Armidale District Meeting commenced in the Lecture Hall on Tuesday morning last, and were continued until Friday under the…
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It is announced to-day that Dr. O'Brien, rector of St. John's College, has been appointed Domestic Prelate of the Pope, with the title and rank of Monsignor…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Why Don't Men go to Church?
IT would be wrong to say men are indifferent about religion (remarks the Melbourne Argus). Works bearing upon religious polemics have an immense sale, and the men are the principal…
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