United Evangelistic Services. One Month's Mission
A MONTH'S MISSION at Wallsend and Plattsburg, under the auspices of the W. and P. Ministers' Association, was brought to a successful close with a Thanksgiving and…
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Churches, 1888
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Correspondence Mr. Burnett and His Mission. to the Editor
SIR,—Once at a lime, gentlemen! One at a time! If the whole pack sots to yelping at my heels, the editor of this paper would have to put on an extra supplement, and I would…
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I DO not know (writes Mr. Labouchere in Truth) which is the more remarkable about the Anglican females who advertise for governesses and…
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A MOTHERS' meeting was held in the Primitive Methodist Church, Elder-street, on Monday afternoon. The Rev. J. P. Ollis was in the chair, and opened the meeting in…
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SIR,—Just a line or two by way of adieu to "Asmodeus." I am sorry he does not bow himself out more gracefully. It is a noticeable fact…
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THE first anniversary of the Waratah Presbyterian Church was celebrated in the Northumberland Hall, Waratah, last evening, when a splendid tea was provided, the…
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THE final meeting which closed Mr. Burnett's mission at Lambton was held in the Music Hall. After the usual procession by the Good Templars through the principal…
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SIR,—Just a word to Mr. Blanksby and "Fair Play" by way of a postscript. Mr. B. assumes that I am all astray in my facts and figures re…
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SIR,—There is not a word in my letter of 21st inst. questioning the correctness of the information given by "Asmodeus" re Mr. Noble, so there…
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LAST night's proceedings in Wallsend commenced with the usual torchlight procession, which marched through Pit Town, Devon-street, and Nelson-street. The public…
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THE torchlight procession started last night (Friday) from the School of Arts, along Kemp-street, through Brookstown, to the Co-operative Junction, round by the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →[By Wire From the Sydney Papers.] London, Thursday. Churchmen and "Dissenters."
At the Lambeth Conference of Bishops, Bishop Barry, supported by other colonial Bishops, introduced the subject of recognising the clerical…
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The proceedings of the Pan-Anglican Conference terminated to-day by a special service in St. Paul's, at which 150 bishops were present…
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ON Saturday night the usual procession started from the Mechanics' Institute to the Goods-shed, where Mr. Burnett delivered an address to the working man in forcible and…
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SIR,—"Asmodous" floundered in, but I am afraid by the time he has floundered out he will be so bespattered that his friends will hardly know him. On the windmills will grind…
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LAST Sunday, anniversary services were held in the above church, the morning service being conducted by the Rev. J. E. Metcalfe, minister of the congregation, the afternoon…
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The proceedings at the Lambeth Conference were brought to a close by a special service at St. Paul's Cathedral, when Dr. Thomson, Archbishop…
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A MEETING of ladies interested in the movement was hold in the Presbyterian Church, Plattsburg, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of forming a branch of the Women's…
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SIR,—In your issue of this morning "Fair Play" refers to my remark that "I don't tilt against such windmills as his." He a la tee totaller, says those windmills will grind, and…
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SIR,—I have read all the correspondence between the Rev. Mr. Blanksby, "Fair Play," and Harry Lynch on the one hand, and "Asmodeus" on the…
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