The Church of England
THURSDAY se'nnight was the day appointed for holding the Anniversary Meeting of the Diocesan Committee of the Societies for Promoting Christian Knowledge, and Propagating the Gospel in…
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Public Meeting of the Members of the Roman Catholic Church
At the close, of the service at St. Marks Cathedral, on Sunday last, a public meeting took place to take into consideration the best means of dispelling an error induced by a portion of…
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A meeting was held at the Roman Catholic Chapel on Sunday last, after the Service of the morning had ended, by the members and friends of their body, for the purpose of discussing the…
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We have been favored with the Report of the Society for Propagating the Gospel in Foreign Parts, for the year 1837, from which we make the following extract, which will be read with…
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On Sibbath last, in pursuance of an announcement previously made, a public meeting of the Roman Catholics in the town and district of Parramatta, was held in the Chapel there, at the…
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THE following sensible and judicious observations on the absurdity of maintaining dominant Church Establishments in such a colony as this, are taken from The Cornwall Chronicle, of a late date:—…
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FROM a late Dublin University Magazine we copy the following description of the genus " Hedge-priest" of the Irish Roman Catholic Church:—…
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IT is somewhat singular that the Church of Scotland has recently been experiencing a collision with the civil power at home, somewhat similar to that experienced in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. the Church of Scotland. To the Editor of The Sydney Gazette
SIR, In your last leader you briefly allude to " an unusual degree of excitement " which prevailed in Scotland on account…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →MEMORIALS. From the Subscribers for the Erection of a Church at Campbell Town
To His Excellency Sir George Gipps, Kpt, Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief, and to the Honorable the Legislative Council…
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" During the last three years I discharged the duty of a Romish clergyman, my heart often shuddered at the idea of entering the confessional. The thoughts of the…
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On Thursday, pursuant to a requisition, a highly respectable meeting took place at Bellingham's Assembly Rooms in this city, in aid of the Established Church in the above-named Colony. Soon after…
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ON T[?]day April 28, a [?] meeting [?] Church in the above [?]…
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Mr. WILLIAMS, the missionary, who lately sai[?]ed for the instant of the South Pacific, in the [?] interesting account which he had given, [?] of the natives of [?], whom he…
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There are many points of view in which the expediency of liturgical forms for public worship may be considered. It might easily be shown, by the practice of the Church from the earliest times,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence Remarks Upon Sir Richard Bourke's Celebrated Church Bill. To the Editor of the Sydney Herald
SIR,—The [?] of Sir Richard Bourke's Church Bill little anticipated how easily its provisions might be abused; it gives facilities for the unlimited increase of clergy and of religious sects,…
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The conversion of his native island from the darkness of Paganism to the glorious light of gospeltruth, must form an interesting subject of enquiry to every true believer, under the protection of…
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SIR, There is no part of the colony, so near the capital, with morn improvement and less known and frequented by strangers…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Remarks on Sir Richard Bourke's Celebrated Church Act. To the Editor of the Sydney Herald
SIR,—You have called your readers' attention to Sir Richard Bourke's Church Bill at a very seasonable time. Perhaps, no subject of greater importance can be brought before the public at the…
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The Peers and Peeresses, in their robes of estate, and others, summoned by her Majesty's command to witness the ceremony ot the coronation, will be conducted to the places assiggned to [?] in…
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