Opposition to Lord Churchill
LONDON, Monday.—The election of Lord Randolph Churchill is being opposed…
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Churches, 1885
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Lord Churchill and the Gladstone Budget
Lord Randolph Churchill (says Home paper) is stated to be in high glee over the Budget, and is grateful for it because it will afford him and…
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LONDON, Friday.—Lord Randolph Churchill has been re-elected for Wood stock by a majority of 127 votes…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Catholic Synod at Goulburn
A Synod of the Catholic clergy of the diocese commenced its sittings yesterday at Goulbourn. At half-past 8 o'clock this morning, in the Cathedral, high mass was…
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THE following paragraph, taken from the London Tab et of June 6, has reference to a young nobleman who became a convert to the Roman Catholic Church during his six…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Rev. J. W. Iuglis and his Church
Rumours of a painful nature are afloat in Ballarat to the effect that the relations existing between the committee of St. John's Presbyterian Church, Ballarat…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Lambton Primitive Methodist Church
THE anniversary services in connection with the Primitive Methodist Sabbath School were celebrated on Sunday, in the Music Hall. The children…
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It is said that the counsel who have been consulted by the members of the Scots' Church have been advised that the Supreme Court cannot interfere to…
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Mr. R. T. Booth's temperance mission is proving highly successful, and the Exhibition Building is crowded nightly. Mr. Booth announced on Friday night…
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THE Fathers of the Redemptorist Order who conducted a very successful mission at St. Mary's Cathedral not long ago, are again in Sydney (says the Sydney D.T.), this time…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →State of the Church
The Rev. Mr. Sutton conducted the services in St. John's Church on Sunday. He took for his text Deuter nomy 16th chapter and 17[?]h verse—"Every man…
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Mr. Booth's temperance mission was concluded last night, when a farewell meeting was held in the Exhibition building, which was densely crowded, many…
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ON Sunday last a baptismal service of unusual interest was held in the above church when the Rev. Seth Jones (late of South Wales) preached an eloquent and powerful…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →District News. Wallsend. Wesleyan Church, Metcalf-street
WESLEYAN CHURCH, MISCALF-STREET.—The anniversary services of the above church were held yesterday, when three sermons were preached by Rev. Charles…
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THE London cable messages to the New York papers on the subject of Lord Randolph Churchill's re election for Woodstock contain some rather…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Brown-street Congregational Church
THE successor to the Rev. Mr. Price, the Rev. Charles Whyte, M.A., preached his opening sermons yesterday to large congregations. The morning's service on "The…
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There was a social gathering of the Chinese Mission last evening, when 400 Chinese were present, and the Primate delivered an address…
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THE Baptist Church, since the departure of the Rev. John Evans (through ill-health) to Victoria, has been supplied by various ministers from the neighbouring colonies, and also…
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THE annual tea meeting in connection with St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Watt-street, Newcastle, was held last Thursday night. A spacious [?] was erected in…
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A man named Stephen Chapman has been sent to gaol for 14 days by the Budgaree bench for appropriating £2 which he had collected for a tea-meeting…
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