The Church. Expenditure on the Hungarian Churches
HUNGARY contains about eight millions of inhabitants, divided into several sects, who were tearing each other to pieces In the name of religion, until Joseph 11. of…
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Expenditure on the Church in Italy
Ix Italy, where the pope has reigned in such splendour as to eclipse that of temporal monarchs and where the government has been in the hands of ecelesinstics for…
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Religion, in North America, is left entirely to herself. The state has declined either formally espousing any particular creed, or of resorting to the less credible…
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WHEN Lord Grey some time since recommended the clergy of the church "to set their house in order," he gave them advice which even Bishop Philpotts may regret has not been sooner followed. The truest…
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A " Congregational Union" was formed in 1831, by some of the Dissenting churches of England and Wales. One of the ends in view seems to have been to advocate…
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THE first anniversary meeting of the Voluntary Church Society took place last night at Fisbury Chapel, Moorfields. Upwards of 600 persons were present. After Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Government Gazette. Wednesdvy, October 28. Anno Sexto Guelielmi Quarti, Regis. No. 11. By His Excellency Majo General Sir Richard Bourke, K. C. B., Captain General and Governor.-in-Chief of the Territory of New South Whles and Its Dependencies. and Vice Admi ral of the same, with the Advice of the legislative Cound'. An Act to provide for the Repairing of Parish Roads in the Conntu of Cumbe[?]nd, in the Colony of New South Wales
Preamble. WHEREAS, by an Act of the Governor and Council, passed in the Fourth Year of the Reign of His present Majesty, King William the Fourth, [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →St. Phillip's Church. To the Editors of the Sydney Herald
GENTLEMEN—Will you please to allow me, through the medium of your Journal, to notice a case which has occasioned me considerable pain of mind—an evil, the correction of which is most…
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Come, twinkle in my lonely room Companion true in hours of gloom; Come, light me on a little space, The heavenly vision to retrace…
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WE have to apologize to the gentleman where sent us the following notice for insertion some time ago, for its appearing in our column much sooner. The delay originated in our being…
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HALF screen'd by its trees, in the Sabbath's calm smile, The Church of our Fathers how meekly it stands, O! villagers gaze on the old hallow'd pile—…
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SIR ROBERT PEEL'S motion on the Irish Church Bill was tost on Thursday night (July 23) by a majority of 37. The majority is small, but, when we take into consideration the novel and important…
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