Methodist Union
The adjourned meeting of the committee appointed to arrange the various circuits to be worked under the auspices of the union in the Newcastle district met in the…
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Churches, 1901
335 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 12 of 17
Jesmond. Lay Methodist Church
The anniversary services of the Lay Methodist Church were held on Saturday afternoon and yesterday. There was a large attendance at the tea on Saturday…
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From Cooktown has been received the news that the London Missionary Society's schooner Olive Branch missed stays when leaving Kwato Island (on the extreme coast of New Guinea), the…
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The members of the P.M. Church held an Arbor Day on Saturday, when a number of the Sunday-school scholars planted a row of trees in front of the church in…
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Sir,—There is an old adage as follows:—"One mend-fault Is better than one hundred find-faults." This statement is so obviously true as only needing to he stated. Your…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The Court of Session of Scotland has nonsuited the Free Church of Scotland in its action against the United Free Church…
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The fortnightly penny rending in the Merewether Lay Methodist Church was held on Monday night, and attracted a large audience. The chair…
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The annual meeting of the above Mission to Seamen was held in the Bethel, Carrington, on Tuesday night, the tea tables being filled by the apprentices and men from the…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Up to the present £930,000 has been promised for and £600,000 paid to the Methodist Million Guineas Fund…
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The committee who are arranging the details of union met on Friday night last in the Primitive Methodist Church. Wickham. In the absence…
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Anniversary services in connection with the Brown-street Primitive Methodist Church were conducted in the church yesterday by the Revs. T. J. Massingham and…
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Sir,—IN Monday's issue "Observer" gives a reply to my letter, "Why not in Church," in which he appears to be wise above what is written. He makes…
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On Monday evening a meeting was held in the schoolroom of the above church, for the purpose of receiving the report of the president of St. John's "Novelty Fair"…
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Sir,—In your issue of this morning I notice a letter from your correspondent, "Once Attendant," purporting to be a reply to mine of Monday last…
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The Bishop of Newcastle (Eng.) announces that £12,000 has now been raised towards the cost of a new ship for the Melanesian Mission. This total comprises…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Trouble in China. Chun's Expiatory Mission. Preparations in Berlin
LONDON, Friday.—The expiatory mission of Prince Chun, brother of the Emperor, to Berlin to make public apology for the murder of the Baron…
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The Bishop of Newcastle has issued a pastoral letters to the members of the Church of England throughout the diocese, which was read in all the diocesan…
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Rev. Dr. Thomas Whitelaw, of Kilmarnock, Scotland, one of the delegates of the United Free Church to the first General Assembly of the…
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Sir,—In Wednesday's "Herald" "Observer" assumes, without a particle of evidence, that my pen name of "Once Attendant" is not a true one, and that he…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—Prince Chun, who is an route in his expiatory mission to Berlin, has been detained at Basle, on the Rhine. professedly by…
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