Church and State
To what mean and disgraceful artifices will not liberalism lend itself -- to what downright dishonesty will not its votaries descend? We find that a few days after…
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Original Correspondence. to the Presbyterian Inhabitants of New South Wales. Letter Ii
PRESBYTERIAN BRETHREN.-In my last letter I called your special attention to the fact, which, I think, I then established, That the Presbyterian Church which we have in this colony, (for I now…
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I HEARD the chime of the merry bell On the breeze of the forest flowing; And as I listen'd to each full swell, I thought on the hearts that were glowing…
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IN our last week's number we promised to offer some observations in reference to New Zealand. We were very much interested in the account given of the Bishop's visit…
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WE said in our last number in allusion to the geographical position of New Zealand, that they might be considered the natural wards of Great Britain. We forgot at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Colonist. Wednesday, March 6, 1839. Colonial Politics. Church Lands
IN days of yore, while yet the public mind was under the absurd delusion that the Established Church of England was also the Established Church of New South…
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In days of yore, while yet the public mind was under the absurd delusion that the Established Church of England was also the Established Church of New South Wales, the principle of…
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PRESBYTERIAN BRETHREN,—The strictures of "A Scottish Presbyterian," which appeared in last Saturday's COLONIST, render it necessary that I should pursue in this letter a somewhat…
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A gentleman has favoured us with the following extracts from the journal of one of his friends, who has just returned from the continent. It needs no remark to render it interesting to every…
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WHETHER the supporters of our contemporary The Colonist are pleased with the coarse and intrinsically vulgar attacks made on the Lord Bishop of Australia, we have…
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THE following is an extract from a charge delivered by the Lord Bishop of Glocester and Bristol, at his late visitation: -- It was now his duty to invite the attention of…
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IN the late discussions in the Legislative Council, it is readily perceived with what ease each of the Honourable Members entered into the aim and end of a Bill…
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WE trust we shall not be considered to have travelled out of our legitimate province in our present endeavour to awaken the friends of the Established Church to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →From Our Correspondent " GHOST."--No. I. Dialogue between a Clergyman of the Church of England and an Undertaker in the Protestant Burial Ground. (A Fact.)
Undertaker.--(Time very valuable, and very impatient.) I wonder where the Parson an be ; here we have been waiting upwards twenty minutes in the damp air, and one…
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The Anniversary of the Australian Auxiliary to the Church Mission Society, was held in the St James's School Room, Elizabeth-street, on Tuesday last. The Chair was taken by the Bishop of…
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IN another part of this day's publication we give a report of the meeting of the Australian Auxiliary Church Missionary Society, the principal portion of which we…
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THE Anniversary of the Australian Auxiliary to the Church Missionary. Society, was held in St. James's School Room, Elizabeth-street, on Wednesday last. The chair was taken by the Bishop…
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"We elsewhere insert an account of a meeting at Llanelly on behalf of John James, the Dissener, who e imprisonment for non-attendance at church, at the…
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" Sir George Arthur," says The Standard, has addressed a proclamation to the inhabitants of Upper Canada. It is long and might easily be improved by abridgment…
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THE last accounts from Canada furnish us with the particulars of a meeting of the members of the Scotch Church, at Kingston, for the purpose of considering the present situation of the…
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