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Churches, 1834

15 stories in Sydney's papers

New Russian Catechism for the Polish Churches

The Sydney Monitor · Friday 24 January 1834 · page 2

A specimen of some of the least offensive passage will enable the reader to judge of the manner in which this lesson of faith has been prepared…

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The Church in "Green Pastures."

The Sydney Monitor · Tuesday 11 March 1834 · page 3

THE sale of the Corporation Wool will take place this day, at their Office, in Bridge Street, at noon. The Wool being of superior quality we expect fair prices will be obtained.—Sydney Herald,…

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To the Editor of the Sydney Monitor. Church Hill, March 12th. 1834

The Sydney Monitor · Friday 14 March 1834 · page 3

SIR, THE Australian of March 10th has condescended to notice a Society of men called the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts. In the opinion of the Editors, this institution has reached that degree of…

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Churchmen and Their Families

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Thursday 3 April 1834 · page 4

COBBETT'S REGISTER.—It is clear, from all that we behold, that the church, as by law established, has not answered, or, at least, that it does not now answer, the…

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Endowed and Unendowed Churches

The Sydney Monitor · Tuesday 15 April 1834 · page 3

Charges of the Rev. [?] Minister of the [?] Church at [?] maintain from the high [?] of Scripture that even our [?] should not pay in a farthing if we do not…

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To the Editor of the Sydney Monitor. Church Hill, April 10, 1834

The Sydney Monitor · Wednesday 14 May 1834 · page 4

SIR, In your Paper of the 7th instant, you have published a letter, containing what the writer is pleased to denominate, a complaint against the…

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Mother Church

The Sydney Monitor · Saturday 5 July 1834 · page 2

Mr. Beverley has followed up his attacks of the Church of England by an exposure of the abuses in the University of Cambridge, his own alma mater, which, if we…

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Church Agent

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Thursday 24 July 1834 · page 2

Why the services of this individual should be called into action, by an ex corporate body, to perform duties which might be very well joined to those of the…

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Original Correspondence. St. James's Church. to the Editor of the Sydney Times

The Sydney Times · Tuesday 16 September 1834 · page 2

SIR.--Without entering upon the question of the expediency of extempore preaching, or the usefulness of music, as constituting a part of Divine Worship, I beg leave to observe, that the Fathers of the Church, us…

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Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, Sept. 13, 1834. Liverpool Church

The Sydney Herald · Monday 22 September 1834 · page 4

REPAIRS, principally Shingling and Plastering, being required to the Church at Liverpool, Tenders will be received at this Office for the performance of the Work, until Twelve…

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Church and State

The Sydney Monitor · Wednesday 24 September 1834 · page 4

God help the Church! the titheless Parsons cry. God help the Church! respond their Reverend Graces. God help the Church! and save Church property,…

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Original Correspondence. Auxiliary Church Missionary Society. To the Editor of the Sydney Gazette

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 18 October 1834 · page 2

SIR, Should you not have been already furnished with an account of the meeting held on last Tuesday evening, for the purpose of…

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Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, Oct. 12, 1834 Church Lands

The Sydney Herald · Monday 20 October 1834 · page 4

PERSONS desirous of holding, under Yearly Lease, any portion of the Lands of the late Church and School Corporation, are requested to send written applications, post paid,…

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Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 15th Oct., 1834. Lands of the Late Church and School Corporation

The Sydney Herald · Monday 20 October 1834 · page 4

AT Twelve o'clock on Friday, the 21st November next, William Juques, licensed auctioneer, under the direction of Henry Fisher, Esq., Agent for the Church and School…

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New Church at Maitland

The Sydney Monitor · Saturday 8 November 1834 · page 2

At a Meeting of the Inhabitants of Maitland, assembled on the 31st of October, 1834, at the Court house; the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:—…

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