Unseemly Conduct in Church
ON Sunday forenoon, says the Scotsman, a very unseemly occurrence took place in Kirkintilloch Parish Church. A local manufacturer has for some time past…
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Attitude of Presbyterian Church
The S. M. Herald states although there appears to be a general desire to keep the issue free from religious and sectarian matters, the attitude of the adherents of the various…
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Members of the Roman Catholic section of the community are very indignant at objection being raised to the candidature of the Cardinal. They point to the fearlessness with which Stephen…
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As a [?] of the meeting of representatives of the Protestant. Churches held on Wednesday, at which ministers of the Church of England, the Presbyterian Church and the Baptist Primitive…
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THE sectarian aspect imparted to the Federal Convension election proceedings by the candidature of Cardinal Moran has been discusscd throughout: Sydney to the almost entire exclusion of every…
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THE clerk of the Sydney Presbytery, the Rev. Geo. MacInnes, M.A., B.D., gave notice of an important overture to the General Assembly at last week's…
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BISHOP GREEN in his address to the Synod,thus concludes':—It is no tale,of rapid and ummpeded advance, no song of fucile triumph, that your Bishop sounds in your ears to-day. It is still…
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THE Roman Catholic Church at Coraki was crowded last Sunday at the 11 o'clock Mass, and many persons were unable to gain admittance. The attraction was the…
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THE General Synod at its last session requested the Bishops to prepare a pastoral on the subject of church finance. A pastoral has been issued by the Primate and Bishops…
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ON Tuesday, 16th instaut, St. John's Church of England ut Rons was dedicated by the Venerable Archdeacon Flower, M.A. The land on which it is built was generously given by Mr. William…
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The Anglican General Synod at its last session requested the Bishop's to prepare a pastoral on the subject of church finance. A pastoral has been issued by…
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DR. HUNTER, in some remarks addressed to a meeting of church workers in Trinity Congregational Church, Glasgow, said:—…
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ON Saturday Mr J. T. Walker submitted the im report of'the treasurership committee. It stated that the gross revenue amounted to £34,513 5s 8d, and the gross expenditure,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A Breeze in the Presbyterian Assembly. Mr.'M'CHuchle Asserts Himself
BY overture the Presbytery of Sydney asked that the financial secretary, if he be a bona fide acting elder, be granted a seat in the Presbytery of Sydney and in the General Assembly…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Temperance Mission. Drink and the Revenue
THE Rev. L.M. Isitt lectured in the 'Protestant Hull, Sydney, upon " Drink and the Revenue." There was a good attendance. Mr. Joseph Cook, the Postmaster-General, presided…
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THE Rev. L. M. Isitt on Tuesday night, spoke in Sydney upon the question of prohibition. He asked if the people of New South…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tree-planting at the Presbyterian Church
ON Monday last a number of members of St. Paul's Presbyterim Church met on the church ground, at the invitation of Rev. Mr. Giay and Mrs. Gray, the occasion being the planting of trees in…
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A SOCIAL to celebrate the first anniversary of Rev. Mr. Gray's induction to the Lismore charge of the Presbyterian Church was held in St-Paul's on Wednesday evening. There was a large audience,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Laying of Foundation Block of New Church of England at Eltham by Bishop Green
About 150 people assembled ou Saturday, 21st instant, to witness the above ceremony at Eltham. Bishop Green and Canon Eving arrived at 10.30 a.m., and were met by members of the church…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Open Column. [This column being open for the expression of different opinions on public matters, they are to be considered as those of our correspondents, and not necessarily endorsed by us.] To the Editor of the ' Northern Star. the Catholic Church and the Bible
SIR,— Some weeks ago I promised to contribute a few remarks on the above question. With your permission I shall now do so, in as brief a manner as the, importance of the subjects will permit…
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