European Intelligence. Conversions to the Catholic Faith
We have been favoured with the following extract of a letter addressed to a clergyman in Sydney, from a respectable gentleman residing in…
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153 stories in Sydney's papers · page 8 of 8
Poetry. the First and Last Verses of the Late John Gait, Esq., Author of the " Annals of the Parish," "Sir Andrew Wwylic," "Life of Byron," "Lawrie Todd," &C. &C
These pieces were given, as a token of the friendship of Mr. Galt, to Mr. R. Kibble, on his leaving Scotland for Australia, in August, 1838. They are the first and last essays of the…
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The following correspondence, which has taken place on this subject, having fallen into our hands, we feel ourselves fully justified in publishing it:—"My Dear Sir—I was requested, to-day, by…
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The Archbishop of Canterbury (who was with [?] difficulty followed throughout his address) sa[?] rose to present some petitions to their lordships most important subject. One of the petitions…
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"My dove, my undefiled is but one.—Fair as the moon, clear as the sun, terrible as an army with banners." Canticles, vi. 9, 10. Church of the Lord! how terrible art thou,…
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Attention was called by Mr. Thomas Duncombe to the case of John Thorogood, a dissenter who has now been upwards of thirty weeks imprisoned in Chelmsford gaol for non-payment of…
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"We hold the faith of our fathers held to God." REVERENED SIRS AND GENTLEMEN,—There appeared in the Morning Chronicle of the 2nd of June an advertisement, headed "National…
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LAST WEEK we noticed to our readers that this building, which the munificence and religions zeal of William C. Maxwell, Esq., has reared for…
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What is the "Church"? Is it a building?—does the word mean a " house of prayer "?—or does it not mean a congregation of persons professing…
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1. Because the Church of England, as by law established, has been for three centuries in possesion of great wealth, and being entrusted with the education of the people,…
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WE have heard with considerable pleasure that a Meeting of the Parishioners of St. Phillip's is about to be convened for the purpose of taking into…
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We have much pleasure in informing the friends of the Established Church, that on Wednesday, the first of January, the first stone of a New Church, to be…
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On Monday (yesterday) the Parish[?]oners of St. Phillip's met in the School Room attached to the Church, agreeably to a requisition of the Churchward[?]ns,…
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