Sale of Church Property
Yesterday a numerous and respectable assembly yet at the office of the Church Corporation, when the following parcels of land were sold to the undermentioned:â…
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9 stories in Sydney's papers
Greece. Extract of a Letter From an English Officer Serving with General Church. "Camp, near Corinth, Sep. 21
"You complain of not hearing from us more frequently. I assure you it is no easy matter to find time, for we are incessantly occupied, and in the most laborious duties…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wesleyan Mission in New Zealand
THE first Establishment formed by the Wesleyan Missionaries in New Zealand, which was at W[?]n[?], a place on the Wes[?]ern[?]side of the island and near its…
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19th. At our return house from Horcke, we found that every one was talking of war. A large party of the N[?]pui are reported to be on their way from Wangaron, to seek satisfaction from NGAHU[?]UHURU,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →H E Bew Administration and Catholic Emancipation. (From the Mouthly Magazine)
Then, if we turn from the view of the Duke of Wellington in power to the claims of Mr. Peel, the prospects of the country are not materially improved. The personal competency of the candidates is not…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Imperial Parliament. House of Commons, March 10. the Catholic Question
Sir Thomas Lethbridge said, that he had been intrusted with a petition against concessions to the Catholics, signed by many respectable and learned clergymen of the county which he had the honour to…
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Mr. G. Moore said, he rose in pursuance to a notice which he had given on a previous evening, to present a petition from the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, and Commoners, of the city of Dublin, relative to a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Imperial Parliament. House of Commons, April 25. Catholic Association
Mr. G. Moore said, he rose in pursuance to a notice which he had given on a previous evening, to present a petition from the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, and Commoners, of the city of Dublin, relative to a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sketches of the Irish Bar. The Catholic Bar.—Mr. O'Loghlin
"Counsellor O'Loghlin, my motion is on, in the Rolls!" "Oh, Counsellor, I'm ruined for the want of you in the Common Pleas!" "For God's sake, Counsellor, stop up for a moment to Master…
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