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ADDRESS OF THE REV. MR. MONOD, OF PARIS, TO THE ASSEMBLY OF THE FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. MONDAY, MAY 27…
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Conduct of Government Towards Its Catholic Soldiers. (To the Editor of the Calcutta Star.)
Sir,—You have in yesterday's Star commented at some length, in one of those able and vigorous articles which it is quite refreshing to read, on the comparative treatment which the Irish Protestant…
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Tho debate in the House of Commons on the Irish Church was resumed last, evening, and after several animated and some rather prosy speeches, was brought to a close at a late hour…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Address to Count Polding. The following Address was presented to the Most Rev. Count Polding, by a Deputation from the Launceston Catholic Congregation, on the morning of His Lordship's embarkation for Port Phillip, Saturday, the 12th instant. May it please Your Grace
We the Catholics of Launcesion, teg to approach your Grace, and to express our love and veneration for you, as the chief ruler of God's Church in the great eccleslastical province of the southern…
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[We copy the following evidence given before the House of Lords, on the Sussex Peerage case, as it contains informationn respecting the Roman Catholic courts at Rome, which is not…
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"Oh, Paddy, my boy, What makes you so shy To join with your Protestant brother, Your brother?…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Extracts. Church Patronage in Ireland— National Education. (From the Dublin Evening Packet.)
WE beg permission to remind such of our readers as may have even now forgotton the matter, of an announcement—"ONE RESTING UPON SUCH AUTHORITY THAT ITS TRUTH ADMITS…
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THIS organ has been built solely by Mr. W. J. Johnson, organist to St. Lawrence's, and as it is the first instrument of the kind that has been constructed in the colonny, we have the greatest…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Saint Leonard's Church. North Shore. To the Editor of the Australian Daily Journal
SIR,—As I was spending an afternoon, a few days since, on the North Shore, I suddenly and unexpectedly stumbled upon a handsome and commodious church…
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While we were working at the ruins, the people in the village were losing no time. On the eleventh began the fiesta of Corpus Alma, a festival of nine days' observance, in honour…
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One of the best speeches delivered at the recent meeting of the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, was that of the Rev. Mr. Dill, of Dublin, one of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence. Saint Leonard's Church. To the Editor of the Australian Daily Journal
SIR,—As you have admitted into your paper a whole column of criticism upon my letter on "Saint Leonard's Church," I think that I am entitled to say a few words…
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Kingston papers of the 11th instant shew that the minority of the Synod who voted, against Dr. Cook's Resolutions seceded under protest, and formed a new body under the…
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On Wednesday forenoon a stated meeting of the Commission of the General Assembly of the Free Church was held in the New College, George street-- Dr…
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In the debate upon the Maynooth grant, either of 1840 of 1841, we do not remember precisely which, Sir Robert Peel, while declining to [?] grant, freely…
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"In great parties, private interest, which always plays the chief part in political passions, is studiously veiled under the pretext of the public good; and it may even be concealed from the eyes of the very person whom it…
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