Firing Churches for "a Lark."
The mysterious occurrence of a number of fires in quick succession at Mooroopna (Vic,) lately caused much consternation locally, for it was…
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Anglican
THE Bishop of Grafton and Armidale will visit this parish next Saturday and Sunday, alighting from train at Ben Lomond to meet the congregation at St. Paul's at 10 a.m…
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The prizes in connection with the above were paid over on Sunday last, when there was a very large attendance of scholars and a goodly number of adults. The prizes…
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The Roman Catholic Bishop at Goulburn says he wishes it understood that Catholics did not seek or want State aid. They felt independent in…
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A novel incident occurred one Sunday at a black country parish church. The idea that a contribution to an offertory might be given with a coin of greater value than the donor…
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The congregation at a place of worship at Sparkhill recently experienced (says the "Birmingham Despatch") a sensation that few…
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The congregation at a place of worship at Sparkhill recently experienced (says the "Birmingham Despatch") a sensation that few…
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The annual meeting of the congregation St. Andrew's was held at the church yesterday, when there was a good attendance. The Rev. R. M. Legate presided…
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SIR,--Early last year a report was current that the Church of England people here intended to try and raise funds for building a new church. The idea was favorably commented on at the time;…
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The annual meeting of the Presbyterian Congregation was held in St. Andrew's Church on Monday morning, the chair being occupied by the R. v. R…
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MR. George Hargrave, President of the local branch of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association, has been making a canvass of his district for the…
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The Boer Generals claim that the Government should grant amnesty for past offences, and equally compensate all burghers. Speaking at…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Methodist Sunday School Anniversary
THE services on Sunday last in connection with the Anniversary of the local Methodist Sunday School were well at'ended, especially in the morning and afternoon…
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AN unique method was adopted by the members of a colored church in South Georgia the other day to raise funds. They had a ginger-cake-eating contest, the cakes being…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Hymns in Catholic Churohes
Cardinal Vaughan), Archbishop of Westminster, has authorised the use of special English hymns in the services of the Catholic Church…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Presbyterian Tea Meeting
THE annual tea-meeting arranged by the ladies of the congregation in connection with the local Presbyterian Church was held in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening last,…
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AT the Methodist Home Mission Festival yesterday £1700 were raised to meet circuit exigencies resulting from the drought…
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The Methodist Conference has decided to approach the Government, with a request that all grants to religious charitable institutions be…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Catholic Ball
The annual Ball under the [?]spicas of the R. C. Church takes place at the Sch[?] of Arrs Hall to-night. The arrangements of the committee are…
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The various religious bodies have recently been declaiming—whenever they had a moment to spare from the invigorating task of quarrelling…
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