A Live and Progressive Church
There may be some of our readers who will remember a remarkable paper, testifying to the life and progress of the Church of England,…
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Evolution and the Church
It was a very remarkable tribute to the memory of a man who was once regarded as one of the greatest enemies of the Church that the name…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Last Night's Cables. [Through Our Special Agents.] Re-union of the Churches. [By Cable.] London
ARCHBISHOP MORSE has written to certain church newspapers complaining of the remarks of the Bishop of Sydney, at the opening of the synod, in reference to the…
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A YOUNG gentleman happening to sit at church in a pew adjourning one in which was a young lady, for whom he conceived a most subden…
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A private cable from Rome announces the appointment of the Rev. P. Dwyer as coadjutor Bishop of Maitland…
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ON Sunday forenoon, says the Scotsman, a very unseemly occurrence took place in Kirkintilloch Parish Church. A local manufacturer has for some…
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THE Sabbath school in connection with the Presbyterian Church held their annual picnic on Anniversary Day. Mr. J. Mitchell, of Highfleld, kindly placed a portion of his property at the disposal of…
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St. Mary's Mission Church.—Armidale West: Sunday, February 7 11 a.m., The Bishop…
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THE ladies of the congregation are making ample preparation for the important event which will take place in the Town Hall tomorrow evening at 6.15. There will be eight…
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THE Presbytery of New England met in the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday morning to hear the trial discourses and examination of the Rev. John Edwards, B. A., and declared the same…
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The second session of the eighth Anglican Synod was opened at Trinity Hall, Glen Innes, on Monday. The following clergy and laymen…
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The Synod of Diocese of Gralton and Armidale was opened at Glen Innes on Monday, February 22. The following is a full text of…
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THE Synod continued its sitting on Monday night, the Bishop presiding. The following business was proceeded with :--Patronage Ordinance, introduced by Mr. F. R…
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AT the Wesleyan Conference, yesterday, the Rev. Joseph Oram was congratulated on the completion of 50 years' active ministerial work…
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The Synod continued its sittings on Monday night, the Bishop presiding. The following business was proceeded with:—Patronage Ordinance,…
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The Wesleyan Conference yesterday, after two days debate, decided to defer action in connection with Methodist Union until the -spirit of union has been more largely…
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THE Wesleyan Conference yesterday, after two days' debate, decided by 107 to 87 votes to defer action in connection with the Methodist Union until the spirit of union had…
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The Rev, Lionel Nye will deliver an illustrated lecture, entitled, "The History of the English Church," in Brooklyn Woolehed, on March l3th,…
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The Rev. F. C Boyer, who has during the past fortnight been So Sydney attending the sessions of the annual Conference, is expected back…
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The long talked of Bazar in aid of the funds of the Roman Catholic Church was opened in the Town Hall on Thursday night last. Notwithstanding the counter attractions there was a big crowd…
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