Churchill Recaptured
LONDON, Monday.—Reuter's correspondent states that Lieutenant Winston Churchill, the correspondent of the "Morning Post" who recently…
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Churches, 1899
356 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 18 of 18
Wickham. Concert at the P.m. Church
On Tuesday evening at the Primitive Methodist Church an excellent programme of vocal and instrumental music was gone through in the…
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Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, dell!—We shall have the Church bells rhyming on Monday, reminding man that there is something to be thought of at this time of the…
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LONDON, Friday.—The Queen has authorised collections to be taken up in the churches in England and Wales on January 7th for the sick and…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Mr. Winston Churchill, it now appears, is safe at Delagon Bay…
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The congregations at all the services yesterday were unusually large but especially at the High Mass, which began at 10.30 a.m. The Rev. H. Cu[?]en…
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At the above church the Feast of the Nativity was, observed with the grandeur and solemnity fitting to the occasion. Mass was celebrated at 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 a.m…
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A special service appropriate to the Christmas season, was held in this church last night. Mr. John Young opened with devotional exercises, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Sydney Letter. Is Australia Sending Enough Men?—wanted, an Ammunition Factory.—provisions of the Early Closing Act.—the Annoyance Caused by Many Holidays.—the Old Speaker and the Probable New One.—church Parade at the Town Hall.—a Little Confidence Affair.—the Boatman and the Yacht Crew.—the Plague. Sydney
Despite the peaceful associations usual with Christmas, the talk is all war. Up at the Barracks things are martial to a degree, and that place, which as a rule is…
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LONDON, Sunday.—It is reported that an order by General Joubert, for the release of Mr. Winston S. Churchill, the "Morning Post's " war…
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Christmas Day, was observed a little apart from the usual custom yesterday. There was les of the religious and more of the social element. The religious felling…
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The picnic organised in aid of the Hamilton Roman Catholic Church was well patronised. The steamer Rose was engaged for the occasion, and made a start about…
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Another well attended and enjoyable picnic was that arranged by the Merewether United Free Methodist Sunday School Shortly before 10 a.m. the steamer Planet…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The Boers allege that Lieutenant Churchill, the correspondent of the "Morning Post," who recently reached Delagoa Bay,…
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Special Christmas services were given by the children of the Sunday-school of St. Luke's Church on Sunday afternoon last. The Rev. C. Bice, of the…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—Accounts of the escape of Lieutenant Winston Churchill, the "Morning Post" correspondent, from Pretoria, state that he…
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