Christ Church. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—As a frequent visitor to your town, and an occasional attendant at your elegant Cathedral, will you allow me to ask why no steps are taken, or…
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Churches, 1878
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Primitive Methodist Church
ON Sunday last, the Rev. G. James, who succeeds the Rev. J. S. Dobson in the charge of the Newcastle Circuit, preached his first sermon in the Primitive Methodist Church, Brown-street, to…
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THE above attractive bazaar, whose beginning we noticed some time ago, is progressing as favourably as its projectors could wish. We are reliably informed that meetings of ladies and…
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SERMONS are to be preached tomorrow at 11 and 7, in the Primitive Methodist Church, Brown-street, by the Rev. G. James; and a service of sacred song and recitations will be held at 3…
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The anniversary of this school will be celebrated to-day by an excursion to Tomago, which place has now become a favourite resort for picnicers. The steamer Rapid has been engaged,…
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THE excursion took place as advertised, the steamer Rapid leaving the wharf with a goodly number of children and friends, at about 10 a.m., for Tomago, where she arrived in due course…
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Our Wallsend correspondent informs us that the Sabbath school scholars in connection with the above church, yesterday, were formed in procession to the number of about 120, and wended…
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THE annual vestry meeting of this church was held in the schoolroom on Tuesday evening, the 23rd inst. The Incumbent, the Rev. F. D. Bode, in the chair…
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THE usual annual meeting of pewholders and parishioners of Christ Church was held in the schoolroom on Tuesday evening, at 7.30 p.m. The Rev. Canon Selwyn in the chair…
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A MELANCHOLY scene was witnessed at St. Paul's Church, Clapham, during the service on Sunday morning, (February 24). The Rev. Mr. Barston, a curate…
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THE anniversary services in connection with the Wallsend Primitive Methodist Church was largely attended on Sabbath Day last, and on the Monday evening a tea meeting was…
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ON Monday evening last a tea and public meeting was held in connection with the above to commemorate the third anniversary of the opening of the church. About 300 sat down to tea,…
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THE June number of this excellent periodical appears this month with a new cover, which adds not a little to its formerly neat and creditable appearance. The Bishop's address to the Synod…
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THE Rev. Mr. Taylor, from Sydney, is announced to preach in the above church, this evening, at half-past 7 o'clock…
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THE annual in is nary meeting is announced be held in the Primitive Methodist Chard Brown street, this evening, commencing at o'clock. Several clergymen and other gentleman…
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THE annual meetings in connection with the Primitive Methodist Missionary Society have been held during the week: At Lake Macquarie, on Monday night,…
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ON Thursday evening a grand vocal and instrumental concert was given at the Victoria Theatre, Newcastle, principally by a company of amateurs, in aid of the building fund of the above…
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WE see by a statement in another column that the nett proceeds of the above concert amounted to £72 7s. The thanks of the committee are also due to Mr. Archibald Hay for his kindness…
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To meet printing expenses, and also to pay for new books just received from England, it is proposed to give the proceeds of the sale of useful and fancy work, made by the work society for…
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THE Council of Education has made a change in the teaching stall of the above school. Mr. Larkin, the head teacher, has been transferred to Sydney, and Mr. Maloney, the principal…
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