Adamstown P.m. Church
A PUBLIC meeting, in connection with the Primitive Methodist Sunday-school Anniversary, was held on Monday night, in the church. There was a good attendance,…
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Churches, 1890
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Wesleyan Methodist Church. District Meeting. Wednesday's Proceedings
THE district meeting resumed its sittings yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. In addition to the ministers and probationers in attendance at the…
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FRIDAY last was a gala day at the Lake, when the foundation stone of All Saints' Church was laid by Mrs. Joseph Wood. It was a delightful…
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THE district meeting continued its sittings yesterday morning. The morning was chiefly occupied with matters of a financial character. The…
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YESTERDAY, at 5 p.m., in the Temperance Hall, there was a splendid spread laid out, to commemorate the opening of this pretty new church. The attendance was…
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Mr. Nairn, Scottish Evangelist, who is at present conducting a mission at the above place, delivered his thrilling oration on "J. B. Gough" last night, to a large and…
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A MISSIONARY, named Siemens, living in the small fortified town of Emdem, in Prussia, has been sentenced to one week's confinement, for causing the…
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THE first annual meeting of the mission to the Chinese in Maitland was held in Clarine Hall, West Maitland, on the 14th instant. The committee…
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AN interesting service was held in the neat structure recently erected by the West Wallsend Presbyterians. The Rev. Richard Erwyd Davies has been…
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THIS year's report of the executive committee of the Queensland Union states that the prospects of Congregationalism in the colony were never so…
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A SOCIAL tea in connection with the anniversary services of the Brown-street Congregational Church was held in the school-room last evening, and proved highly successful…
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THIS afternoon, at the Baptist Tabernacle, Laman-street, Mr. Montague Beauchamp, B.A., will hold a China inland mission meeting, and this evening will deliver an address…
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MESSRS. Creer, Melville, and Walker have received a letter from the Secretary to the Post-office, stating that the Minister for Lands had decided to grant to the Adamstown…
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THE Rev. G. Beecham, one of the "Cambridge Band" of missionaries working for the conversion of the Chinese in the interior of their vast empire, addressed two audiences in…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →District News. Carrington. Primitive Methodist Sunday-school Anniversary
THE anniversary services in connection with the above Sunday-school were held on Sunday in the church. At the morning service, which was conducted…
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The steamer Emu has been engaged for the Methodist Free Church school picnic to Tomago on Monday. A band will be provided, and during the afternoon a musical…
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AT a dinner, at which Archbishop Ryan was present, at Mount Desert, Mr. William Walker Phelps said, in the course of a discussion on the Irish…
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THE Rev. J. Hudson Taylor, the gentleman who has devoted a number of years to the introduction of Christianity and the promulgation of the Gospel in Inland China,…
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The steamers Rose and Pilot conveyed some 400 people to Tomago yesterday, the excursion having been arranged for the members of the Primitive Methodist Church…
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The sixth picnic was that of St. Paul's Sunday-school, Stockton, the steamers Adeline and Ethel conveying about 600 people to the site chosen. All the excursions…
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