Anglican Bazaar
ON Tuesday night the interior of Bridge-street Hall presented a gay appearance, the occasion being the continuation of the bazaar in aid of the Church of England funds. It…
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Church of England Difficulty
THE writer of "Fugitive Notes" in last Saturday's S. M. Herald, says:—There is a tendency in nature to call on Jupiter instead of putting its own shoulder to…
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AT the special session of the Synod of Grafton and Armidale, held in Armidale last week, upon the calling of the roll 19 cl[?]gy answered to their names, and 15…
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A CABLE message dated London, January 24, status that Lord Randolph Churchill has succumbed to the illness which seized him some time since. Thus ends…
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AT Adelaide last week the Rev. Prior Vaughan, the Gregorian Missioner, and brother of Cardinal Vaughan, who has come out to convert Australia to…
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ON Sunday evening last Bishop Green preached a powerful sermon at St. Peter's Church, Armidale, which was listened to with rapt attention by a…
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THE services held during last week in St. Andrew's Church have been marked by large attendances, and the interest has increased so that it has been difficult on several occasions to find accommodation for…
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ON Sunday afternoon Cardinal Moran opened a new school-church of St. Patrick, Mortlake In the course of his address he said that in no period of the Church's history had there been more glorious…
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THE Bishop of Grafton and Armidale has been on a visitution to the parish and district of Narrabri. The foundation-stone of a new church was laid on Saturday, and special services held on Sunday, [?]th…
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THE London correspondant of the S.M. Herald writing under date May 3 says:— "It is the fashion to speak of the disestablishment of the English Church as a far-off event; and so…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Reunion of Christendom. The Roman Catholic View of it. (A bridged from S. M. Herald.)
[?] night Cardinal Moran delivered a [?] this subject in the Guild Hall, [?] The chair was occupied by Mr. [?] Barton, Q.C…
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After specifically disclaiming strong partizan bias or flippancy beyond the merits of the case, I venture to predict that the proposed coalition of Churches which…
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THE Rev. Father Ganley, of Melbourne, in a recent well-boomed "charity sermon," accuses the rich man who refuses to give according to his means of…
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July 14—Ballins, 8 H.C. and 7.30: Teven, at Mr. Johnson's, [?], H C. Alstonville, 2.30 July 21—Ballina, 8 H.C., and 7.30; North Greek, 11, H.C. South Ballina at Mr. Franks,3…
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A HANDSOME Presbyterian church, to take the place of the little barn-like stracture close to Balinorul, in which the Queen so long worshipped, was formally dedicated on June 18. The…
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DR. GREEN, Bishop of Crafton and Armidale, who is accompanied by Mrs. Green, has been visiting the narious centres on this river, and was to have arrival at Coraki on Tuesday…
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"A FREE smoke and a cup of tea" is one of the latest devices of evangelical clergymen to induce non-churchgoers to break down their prejudice and attend a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Devil's Own v. Church
AT a church bazaar in South Melbourne the other day quite a new and, waht is still better, a perfectly honest idea for drawing the shillings from the pockets…
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THE Venerable Archdeacon Willoughby Flower will pay the Central Richmond River Parish a visit (luring the coming week, and is announced to be at Coraki on…
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IN view of the large increase in the number of divorce cases in New South Wales since the passing of the Matrimonial Causes Act of 1892, the…
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