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Churches, 1838

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Original Correspondence. Danger of Adhering to the Rule of Faith Prescribed by the Church of Rome. No. V. to the Editor of the Colonist

The Colonist · Wednesday 26 December 1838 · page 4

"SEMPER EADEM."—The particular object of this letter, is to prove, Mr. Editor, that those who deny, that Romanists are bound to abide by the canons of the Council of Trent, and by the Creed…

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Domestic Intelligence. the Presbyterian Meeting

The Colonist · Saturday 29 December 1838 · page 2

ON Thursday evening; pursuant to advertisement, a general meeting of the Presbyterian inhabitants of Sydney and its vicinity was held in the` Scots Church. Mr. Blackett having been…

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Literature and Science. REVIEW. National sins the Cause and Precursors of National Judgment; a Sermon preached in the Scols Church, Sydney, on Friday, November 2, 1838, being the day appointed by his excellency Sir George Gipps, as a Day of Fasting and Humiliation, on account of the late culamitous Drought. By John Dunmore Lang, D.D., Senior Minister of the church of Scotland in New South Wales. Sydney, 1838. J. Tegg

The Colonist · Saturday 29 December 1838 · page 4

THE occasion which called forth this sound and faithful discourse, was one to be had in lasting remembrance by such of the inhabitants of New South Wales, as recognise the doctrine…

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