Opposition Leaders. Mr. Winston Churchill
Excellent it would be if public men could be induced to give us their judgment of their own characters-- that is to say, if they revealed them…
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Roman Catholic
AT St. Mary's Lismore, on Sunday last, being the day appointed for the laying of the foundation stone of the new convent, the congregations were…
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MR. P. RUSSELL-HURDITCH, of London, who is on a holiday trip round the world, and for the last 12 months has visited many parts of Australia, is now staying…
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AT the meeting of the Clarence Presbytery at. Grafton, which was attended by the Rev. D. Allan, of Casino a call to the Rev. J. Perkins from the Woodburn…
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Dr. Torrey told the children at one of his meetings a story of Prince Eddy, the son of the Prince of Wales, and said that no doubt he would one day be the son of a King…
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She was only a little woman, 'tis true, And hers was a common story; She never had dreamed of a thing to do That would lead to fame or glory…
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During the past few weeks a radical scheme for the improvement and reorganisation of the Methodist court and Club has been in operation. A…
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To-morrow evening the subject at St. Andrew's Church will be "What will happen next Sunday." The Archdeacon will be the preacher and young people are specially…
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The Circuit Quarterly meeting was held last Thursday, July 6th, in the Liamore Church. Rev. W. Pearson presided, and there were present, Rev G. Laverty and 84…
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There was a very large attendance at St. Andrew's Church last Sunday evening, when the Archdeacon spoke on the subject of Confirmation. Thia week and next will be a busy…
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The Rev. D. C. Carruthers, Church of England Curate, is at present engaged obtaining gifts of stock in aid of the building fund of the new church of St. Andrew,…
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THE Baptist cause in Casino Circuit, which is being temporarily presided over by Mr. P. R. Hurditch, has at last been relieved by what we may regard as a…
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On Thursday afternoon last a number of parishioners from the country availed themselves af the opportunity of laying bricks in the north nisle of the new Church of England…
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Yesterday afternoon the new Anglican Church at Wollongbar was opened for service by his Lordship Dr. Cooper, Bishop of Grafton and Armidale. There was a very…
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The neighborhood of Icklingham, a pi[?]turesque village between Bury St Edmunds and Mildenhall, was the scene of considerable excitement when it became…
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The neighborhood of Icklingham, a pie turesque village between Bury St. Edmunds and Mildenhall, was the scene of considerable excitement when it became…
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Cardinal Moran visited St. James' parish. Forest Lodge, on Sunday afternoon, and laid the foundation stone of proposed additions to St. James' new parochial…
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A RED letter day in the history of the Church on the Upper Richmond will occur this week. At Casino this evening the handsome new brick church, which…
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A SOCIAL gathering of unusual interest was held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Wednesday night, with the object of providing funds for the lighting account…
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AT a celebration held at Lawrence Mr. Russell-Hurditch referred to the time of his last visit somewhat recently. He was pleased to be back amongst old friends…
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