Mr Churchill's Tour. His Time in Malta
Mr Churchill must have had a great time in Malta. This is how a local paper, "Glahan," begins "Our Welcome" to the visitor:—…
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Church of England
The Archbishop of Canterbury has addressed an important message to his diocese. He says the Church of England in 1908 must face the large questions of policy and…
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PARISHONERS of Holy Trinity parish who have received voting-papers relating to the question of erecting a new church in Glen Innes and have not returned same to the…
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THE social arranged by the ladies of the Catholic community in aid of the building fund or St. Patrick's Church will eventuate in the Masonic Hall on Thursday of next…
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A LARGELY-ATTENDED congregational meeting of the Guyra-Wandsworth charge of the Presbyterian Church was held in the Guyra Church yesterday,…
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ARRANGEMENTS in connection with the Glencoe Catholic Social, which is fixed to take place on Friday evening, are well in band, and there are evidences abroad of a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Church of Gray's Elegy. Offered for Sale
Messrs. Curtis and Henson have offered for sale, at Tokenhouse Yard, by order of Mr Wilberforce Bryant's executors, the freehold property near…
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THE circuit quarterly meeting of the Methodist Church was held op Wednesday last. The Rev. J. C. Hill presided, and there were present, Messrs. W. Scribner, A. W…
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ON Monday afternoon, the congregation of the newly-formed Guyra-Wandsworth charge of the Presbyterian church met at Guyra, under the presidency of Rev. H.S…
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IN order to place matters on a more satisfactory footing in regard to the proposed improvements of Holy Trinity Church, Mr Chariot Rosenthal, the dioces[?]an architect,…
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The inter-State conference of the Shop Assistants' Unions at Melbourne carried a motion in favour of the universal Saturday half-holiday…
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THE annual business rolling of the parishioners of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church is set down for Wednesday afternoon next. As the business to be…
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THE annual meeting of the parishioners of St. Andrew's Church was held in the church on Wednesday afternoon, when Rev. A. P. Cameron presided over a large gathering…
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HIS Lordship Archbishop Day, one of the best-known Anglican churchmen in Victoria, died yesterday as the effect of the extreme heat being experienced…
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HIS Lordship Bishop Cooper conducted a confirmation service in Holy Trinity on Sunday morning, when 26 candidates were presented. After the ceremony, his Lordship…
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THE annual congregational meeting in connection with the above church, was held in the Olympic Hall on Monday evening last, when a large attendance of members was…
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THE "farewell" to Mr. G. Walker and welcome to Mr. H. P. Piper, took the form of a social in the Methodist school hall on Wednesday night last, at which there was a fair…
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THE ecclesiastical commissioners propose to make a fresh annual grant of £50,000 to clergy, by raising, the incomes of 1000 of the poorer beneficiaries of the Church of…
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THE inhabitants of Brin, a village Dear Nancy, France, and of the whole surrounding district (says the "Daily Mail" of Dec. 17), are discussing a…
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MR. E. K. BOWDEN, M.H.R., when performing the ceremony of laying the memorial stone of the new Methodist Church at Strathfield recently, drew attention to…
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