Brown-street P. M. Church
The usual meeting in connection with the Brown-street Primitive Methodist Band of Hope wan held in the church last night. There was a large attendance, Mr. A…
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Churches, 1900
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New Lambton. L. M. Church
The tea in connection with the L.M. Church was very successful, and the after meeting enjoyable, the church being well filled and the items well rendered. Bro…
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The annual tea and concert in connection with this church was held on Wednesday evening in the Mechanics. Institute, Plattsburg. The tea was served from 5 till 7, and…
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The quarterly social of the Baptist Church was held on Wednesday, when a large number of members and friends assembled for a social chat and cup of tea A short…
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At yesterday's services in several of the churches in the city and suburbs special references were made to the appalling massacres in China,…
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The Rev. G. Campbell, of Burwood, Sydney, conducted anniversary services at the Brown-street Congregational Church yesterday morning, afternoon, and evening, the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Sydney Letter the A.M.P. Society Difficulty.—that Shocking Dubbo Crime.—victoria's Patronage.—mr. Lombard's Strange Death at Armidale.—the Churches and China. Trophies of the Boxers.—a Swanhilda Story. Sydney
There is war in the camp of the A.M.P. Society members. It has arisen out of the desire of the directors to extend their business to the rest of the Empire—the A.M.P…
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The Brown-street Congregational Church Sunday-school anniversary celebration, which was begun on Sunday by special services conducted by…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →International News. The Church of England. Putting Down "Eccentricities."
LONDON, Wednesday.—The Bishop of London recommends legislation to establish a representative church synod of clergy and laity, with a view…
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The reckless spitter is too much with us. But [?]e does not, as a rule, pollute the church with his secretion. On the Continent, however, the church appears to be…
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The members of this church recently held a pie supper, which was fairly attend. The ladies who waited on the tables were Mesdames Cowbam, Middleton, and Benderson…
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LONDON, Sunday.—Lad Randolph Chruchill has married Mr Cornwallis West son, who is much her junior…
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A memorial service in connection with the death of Mrs. D. Young, who had been faithful member of the Baptist Church for 34 years, was held…
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A social, held in the Carrington Hall in aid of St. Stephen's Church, was successful financially and in other respects. There were upwards of 80…
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A fortnight's mission services was commenced at St. Mary's R.C. Church on Sunday morning by the Rev. Father O'Brien, Waratah, assisted by Father M'Auliffe…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The China In[?]land Mission confirms the massacre at Paotingfu, including Mr. Bagnall and Mrs. Bagnall, Cooper, and several…
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A tea and public meeting connected with the Primitive Methodist Church took place on Monday night. An unusual number attended the tea, the tickets for which were…
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On Monday evening last a concert and limelight entertainment was held at the School of Arts, Wallsend. The hall was crowded to excess. The…
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One of the most successful and enjoyable organ recitals which the citizens of Newcastle have for years had the opportunity of hearing 5was that given in the Christ…
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A concert, arranged by Messrs. Hall and Simon, was given by the Band of Hope boys and girls of the Brown-street P.M. Church, at the church, last night, under…
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