Roman Catholic Social
A VERY pleasant social, in aid of the Roman Catholic Church Bazaar Fund, was held in the Mechanics' Institute on Thursday evening last. There were…
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Churches, 1900
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Church Concert
TROUBLE, undoubtedly, tends towards economy, for one requires to be light-hearted to be extravagant, and in the present time of war, when a great…
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Very many cases of chronic coughs are simply the result of habit. An eminent doctor once made the following suggestion about, how to stop a cough:…
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The great event of next week will be the bazaar, in aid of the local Roman Catholic Church. The fair--for such it promises to be--will open on…
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"NOTHING succeeds like success" and, taking the opening night as an index, the financial success of the bazaar in aid of the Roman Catholic…
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THE Mission at St. Michaels' Church terminated on Sunday night, when the Rev. Father Leonard preached a forcible sermon before a…
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Perhaps I shall shock some of my readers, when I say that I do not approve of taking children of tender years to church. There are two objections to…
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Is the old Pariah Church of Kemprey, which stands picturesquely the banks of the Severn, about four miles from Worcester, there is a fine I old monument to the memory of Sir Edmund…
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LAST night the ball, in aid of the Upper Manilla Roman Catholic Church, was held in the new Mechanics' Institute under very successful conditions…
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At the Presbyterian General Assembly, Melbourne, yesterday a scheme for union was agreed to…
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In the twelfth century Geisa. II., King of Hungary, sent heralds into German towns to invite their yeomen to settle in his scantily peopled land. Thousands…
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