Discipline of the Established Church. To the Editor of the Australian
Can you inform me why there was no Divine Service in Parramatta Church on the afternoon of, Christmas-day? I was passing a few days in that town, and…
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Church Missions to New Zealand. To the Editor of the Sydney Monitor
SIR.—I am, and have been for some years put a Subscriber to the "Church Missionary Society, and shall obliged by any of your readers informing me—how many Missionaries destined for New…
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The last attention to a feasted Esquimaux who can swallow no more, is to lay him on his back, and to coil a long strip of blubber into his mouth, till it is quite…
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An! happy spot, how still it seems Where crowds of buried memories sleep; How quiet Nature o'er them dreams: Tis but our troubled thoughts that weep…
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Our life is all in death. Time that ensueth Is but the death of Time that went before: Youth is the death of childhoodâAge of Youth; Die once to God, and then thou die'st no more…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Abstract of Government Gazette. (Wednesday, March 2, 1836. (CONTINUED) (Parish Boys may be put out Apprentices in the Sea Service)
XXVI. And whereas the giving due encouragement to such of the youth of the United Kingdom as shall Voluntarily betake themselves to the sea service, and obliging others to do so who by reason…
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THE grand question, the question of questions in the mother-country, is the Irish Church question—the question relative to the present anomalous ecclesiastical state of Ireland. From the reign…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Government Gazette. Wednesday, March 2, 1836 (CONTINUED.) (Parish Boys may be put out Apprentices in the Sea Service)
XXVI, And whereas the giving due encouragement to such of the youth of the United Kingdom as shall volunfarily betake themselves to the sea service, and obliging other to do so who by reason…
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IN our last leading article we showed that the object and design of the civil establishment of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Ireland, as far at least as the British Government has been…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Ceremony of Laying the Foundation Stone of a Catholic Chapel at Parramatta
On Thursday, St. Patrick's Day, the inhabitants of Parramatta witnessed a religious spectacle, the first of its kind in this Colony. The Right Reversed Dr. Polding, the…
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On Thursday, St. Patrick's Day, the inhabitants of Parramatta witnessed a religious spectacle, the first of its kind in this colony. The Right Reverend Dr. Polding…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Appeal to the British Public, against the Priestly and Political Power of the WesMethodist Conference
Very few are aware if what Wesleyan [?]dism actually is. It has habert been looked upon, for the most part, as an extraordinary means employed by the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence. Roman Catholic Chapel, Parramatta. to the Editor of the Colonist
ON Thursday last, (St. Patrick s, day) the Roman Catholic, Bishop, accompanied by several priests and attendants, laid the foundation stone of St. Patrick's Church in Parramatta. The…
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WE copy from Drs. Reed and Matheson's Visit to American Churches, the following interesting account of the four leading Protestant Religious Denominations in that country…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →English Extracts, O'connell's Mission. Frem Tait's Magazine for October, 1835
O'Connell"s first appearance on his memorable journey was at Manchester. He reached that city upon the evening of Wednesday, the 9th of September, and met the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Declaration of the Synod of Aberdeen in Favour of the Irish Church. Synod of Aberdeen October 13. (Abridged from the Aberdeen Observer.)
Mr. Robertson, as Convener of the Committee on the Irish Church, stated that it had been referred to the Committee to prepare it draft of a petition to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Literature and Science. REVIEW. The Ceremony of Blessing and Laying the Foundation Stone of a New Church. Translated from the Political: with A Preliminary Instruction
WE inserted the Rev. Mr. Ullathorne's Preliminary Instruction in a former number, and we intimated our intention at the time to make a few remarks on the Pamphlet, of which it forms a…
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Without mixing ourselves up in that extraordinary affair which Mr. Hercule[?] Watt, an old inhabitant, has communicated to the public, wo cannot but notice…
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SINCE the publication of our last number, in which we took the liberty to make a few remarks on the Rev. Mr. Ullathorne's pamphlet, descriptive of the ceremonies in use among the Roman…
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AT a recent meeting of the Elders and Committee of Management of the Scots Church held to elect Trustees of of the Presbyterian Burying Ground, it was suggested, in the absence and without the…
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