Church of England Picnic
T0-MORROW (Thursday) the Church of England annual picnic is to be celebrated at a well-known and favourite spot—the site of the future new general cemetery…
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Churches, 1880
97 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 5 of 5
The Church of England Picnic
THE annual picnic of the Church of England schools, which is to be commemorated to-day, bide fair to be oven a greater success than its predecessors during the…
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ON Thursday evening last, at the close of the usual service, the Rev. A. S, C. James drew attention to the labours of Mr. J. Gower, as organist. He said that it…
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THE, first session of the sixth Synod of the diocese of Newcastle commenced yesterday morning in the City Hall, Prior to the opening of Synod, divine…
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THE anniversary tea and public meeting of the above takes place this (Thursday) evening; tea on the tables at 6.30. The public meeting will be addressed by the…
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THE pressure upon our space, caused by a rush of advertisements, prevents the insertion of our report of the proceedings of Synod in this issue…
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THE Synod resumed its evening sitting at 7 o'clock. The Synod adopted the standing orders of last mooting as those which should give its present business…
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THE anniversary tea and public meeting in connection with the above took place on Thursday evening last, the 18th instant, and was an unqualified…
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THE Synod resumed its sittings on Wednesday evening, at 7 o'clock, when the bill, as amended in Committee, was approved, and referred to the Provincial…
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IN another column will be found an advertisement relative to the above. Mr. Campbell will remain a week in Newcastle, and preach next Sunday evening in…
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UNDER this heading, in our issue of yesterday, we remarked that Mr. Chambell had mane a tour all through Queensland; he writes to say that he has only travelled as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE Church of England Synod. Diocese of Newcastle. Friday, Nov. 10. Morning Sitting
THE Synod met again at half-past 9. In answer to the Rev. S. Simm, the PRESIDENT stated that the monies available for the Cathedral are, first: £1200,…
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A GRAND oratorio and concert was given in the Hamilton B. C. Schoolroom, on Thursday evening last, in aid of the choir of the above church. There was a very…
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THE Church of England residents of Wallsend and Plattsburg on Sunday last had the satisfaction of seeing the labours of months past brought to a highly…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—During service on Sunday at St. Francis' Church (Catholic), a man endeavoured to steal the poor box, with its contents. He was at once…
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THE breaking-up for the Christmas holidays of the above school took place yesterday, the occasion being taken advantage of for making a well-earned and interesting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Presentation to Rev. T. A. GORDON
A PLEASANT and interesting event took place at a meeting of the office bearers of St. Andrew's Church on Tuesday evening, 21st inst., when Mr. J. Reid, Secretary of the…
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