Parramatta—the Church. To the Editor of the Sydney Gazette
SIR, Your leading article, under the heading of " ParramattaâThe Church," published in the Gazette of Tuesday last, having given rise to…
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New Catholic Church of St. Mary, Liverpool
On Sunday evening last a numerous and respectable meeting of the Catholic inhabitants of this town was held in St. Peter's schoolroom, Seel-street, for the purpose of forming a society for the erection of…
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Resolved that fourteen day's previous notice of such meeting be given by advertisement, conformably with the first section of the Act of Council 8 Gul. IV., No. 5, in order that the…
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The late session must have exhibited, even to the most ordinary observer, tokens of approaching changes in these kingdoms, which may fill some minds with alarm, but which, we candidly confess,…
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The Synod of Australin winch was summoned by a circular from tbe Moderator, met in St. Andrew's Church, Sydney, at twelve o'clock on Thursday, the 11th instant for the purpose of…
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In consequence of a circular from the Moderator of the Australian Synod, the Members of this venerable body met in St. Andrew's Church on Thursday last, to receive the report of those…
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NEW CHURCH AT CONCOUD.—Resolved, that fourteen days' previous notice of such meeting be given, by advertisement, conformably with the first section of the Act of Council, 8 Gul. IV.,…
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THE above is the title affixed to an article in yesterday's Herald, which our contemporary has put forth, in answer to some remarks which appeared in the last number…
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Nothing mortifies the tory writers of England more than the direct and irresistible power which has been fortunately for some time exercised by the Irish party in the house of commons. Those…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Catholic Soldiers. To the Editor of the Bengal Catholic Expositor
Sir—I asserted some time ago that I knew of instances of the Catholic religion being a bar to promotion in the army. Though I cannot doubt but that isolated facts of this kind have taken place, from…
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IN reply to several communications respecting a resolution passed at a Meeting lately held al Petty"s Hotel, relative to the intended Church at CUNCOUD, we beg to observe that neither the…
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MR. EDITOR—In your paper of the 20th instant I perceive you have received information of the outrage committed on the Catholic church of this town. I am only surprised that the occurrence has…
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IN our Review of the Rev. Dr. Lang's book, we extracted the following passage, showing, that the hitherto exclusively monarchical and ecclesiastical government of…
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"The annual assemblage" of the Protestant Association of Liverpool was held on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 8th. One of the principal performers was the Reverend Mr. Stowell, who, after…
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His right reverence has had something still more painful to endure, to which we have not yet alluded. On the 26th of May last the archbishop of Dublin presented to the house of Lords a petition, signed…
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THE Roman Catholic organ (speaking of our late article on Dr. Lang's book on Religion and Education in America) says, that if we "had known anything at all respecting…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Catholic Institute and the Society for the Propagation of the Faith was held in the school-room, Castlereagh-street, on Sunday evening. After the business of…
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The following correspondence will tend to show the accuracy of the opinion regarding subordinates, and enable the rea'er to contrast the little trouble. some bigotry of officials with the kind conciliating…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The following letters copied from the mo[?]t talented of the London journals ably expose the absurdities of the Romish Church:- Popish Penances in Italy. To the Editor of the Standard
Sir,—In our report of an action brought by a Romish Priest of the name of Hearns against the Rev. Hugh Stowell, of Manchester, I read that Dr. Hanlan of Maynooth, deposed that…
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The Synod of Australia having refused to receive our Minister's reasons of dissent, and h[?]ving violated the laws of the Church of Scotland, by…
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