Congregational Church. Anniversary Celebrations
The 53rd anniversary of the Drown-street Congregational Church was further celebrated last evening by a tea, organ recital, and public meeting. There was a…
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Churches, 1906
348 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 15 of 18
Central Mission Hall. Spring Flower Show
The second annual flower show and industrial exhibition, in connection with the Central Mission Hall, was opened last night, in the hall, by the Mayoress of…
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A special service was held at the Victoria Theatre last evening, under the auspices of the Central Methodist Mission. The Rev. S. Varcoo Cock, assisted by Mr…
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A fire which broke out in the north transept of the Abbey Church, at Selby, near Leeds, did a great deal of damage to the ancient edifice…
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The annual Methodist Synod for the Maitland district met at the Central Hall, King-street, yesterday morning. There were present: Rev. F. Duesbury, chairman…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Spain is denouncing the Concordat of 1851, with a view to its modification in a liberal sense…
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A new home for the Door of Hope in connection with the Central Methodist Mission was opened yesterday afternoon in Reuss-street, Merewether, by Lady…
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The representative session of the Methodist Synod assembled at 10 a.m. on Wednesday. There were present, in addition to the ministers named yesterday,…
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A bazaar, in aid of St. Joseph's Church, Burwood, will be opened by Bishop Murray on Friday evening. Mr. Joseph Devlin, the Irish envoy, will also be present, and…
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The synod resumed its sitting at 9.15 a.m. yesterday. After devotions, the question of the claims of the treasurers of the late Primitive Methodist…
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The annual excursion of the Burwood and Adamstown Roman Catholic schools took place at Bellevue Gardens, Fern Bay, and through the untiring efforts of…
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Sir,—In reading your report of the Methodist Synod, one could not but regret that the motion moved by Mr. Weakley, and seconded by Mr. Davidson…
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Sir,—I notice a writer, singing himself "A.B.," takes me to task for my statements at the Methodist Synod, reported on Friday last, which was a perfectly…
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Sir.—Williams seems much concerned because I did not sign my full name to the letter appearing in Tuesday's issue, under the signature "A.B.," but I…
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Sir,—In relation to the Methodist Children's Fund, I can hardly understand Mr. Williams' position. It seems to me he has either said too much or not said…
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A social and conversazione, to commemorate the opening of St. Peter's Church of England, Hamilton, twenty-one years ago, took place in the schoolroom…
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Sir,—I am very pleased to see, by a letter signed by Mr. James. T. Williams, that he is prepared to give any information on the subject under discussion to "A.B.,"…
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Special services were held throughout yesterday at St. Philip's Presbyterian Church, Newcastle, in celebration of the first anniversary of the opening of the…
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The anniversary services of the Hamil[?]on Methodist Church were continued in [?]he church last evening, when there was a fair congregation. The chair was…
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M. Briand, the French Minister for Public instruction, in the course of an interview, stated that 2000 churches had become the property of the State,…
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