Methodist Union. London, September 11
The Wesleyan Conference has recorded [?] thankfulness at the Unions of the Austra[?] Methodists, and anticipates other Methodst churches will shortly be united…
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Churches, 1901
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Roman Catholic Church
In the course of his sermon at St. Brigid's Church on Sunday evening, Father Brophy dealt with "faith," and in passing referred to the death of the late President. He said that…
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The Methodist Conference now sitting in London, replying to the Right Rev. Dr. Ingram (Bishop of London), indicated that there were great and permanent difficulties in the…
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The evening service at the Wesleyan Church was specially arranged to accord with the sad death of President McKinley. The pulpit was draped in black, and at the conclusion of the…
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At St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Sunday special reference to the death of President McKinley was made in the public prayers, morning and evening. In the morning, Rev. J…
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The Rev. E. Howard Lea, at Holy Trinity Church, referred to the death of the President. He remembered that numerous attempts had been made on the lives of public men and rulers…
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The tragic event of the aasaasination of President M'Kinley of the United States formed the subject of reference by Rev. E. H. Lea in Holy Trinity Church on Sunday…
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The annual Church of England social, held in the Band Hall on Friday night, proved to be an enjoyable and successful danes. The night was not too warn for dancing and…
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A SPECIAL memorial service was held in Holy Trinity Church on Sunday morning in connection with the death of President MoKinley, of the United States of America…
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A very successful entertainment was held in the Protestant Hall on Tuesday night, the occassion being the annual concert in aid of St. John's C. of E. Sunday School Prize…
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What was termed "A Novel Tea" and social evening—the first of its kind ever held in Bourke—took place in Tobin's Hall on Tuesday night last, in aid of the funds…
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THE bazaar in aid of the R. C. Church was opened in the Masonic Hall by the Mayor (Mr W. T. Hogan) on Saturday night last. In doing so…
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The Mission which has been conducted at St. Patrick's Church by the Revs Colgan and McKillop, S.J., during the past fortnight, terminated last night. The Rev. Father…
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Narromine—Mass on second and fourth Sundays in the month at 10 a.m…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the above was held in the school hall on Tuesday evening last. The audience was not quite so large as usual, but was nevertheless very…
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A conversazione to welcome Rev. John Walker, special commissioner of the Presbyterian Church, is to be held in the Protestant Hall on Friday, 29th November. It was…
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FOR many years the Catholic clergy of Dubbo have been residing in a little cottage in the church grounds, which, however well it might fall in with humble desires in regard to lodge…
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A simultaneous mission was inaugurated yesterday with great success. Notwithstanding the stormy weather, immense congregations assembled in all the Protestant…
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LAST Sunday was quite a red letter day in our rapidly growing town. Some few months ago the Rev J. M'Dowell, Presbyterian Minister of…
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