Saint Andrews Scots Church School
THE ceremony of laying the foundation-stone of a new school-house at St. Andrew's Church, Sydney, in connexion with the established Church of Scotland, took place on Wednesday…
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A Fragment on the Irish Roman Catholic Church
DEATH interrupted Sydney Smith in the preparation of a pamphlet on this subject. Happily, however, it was so far advanced as to admit of publication as a "fragment;" and though the late canon residentiary is now…
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THE re-appearance of Sydney Smith on the political stage, and on the very eve of an impending Irish debate, is, to say the least, rather startling. Every body thought he was dead…
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SIR,—Any one who has attended the new church in St. Lawrence Parish, cannot but be struck with the rapid strides which Puseyism is making in this Colony, or at all events in some of the…
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WHEN the celebrated work of the elder D'Israeli came out, its main attraction was immediately appreciated. The "Curiosities of Literature" contained the secret history of so many eminent persons, and threw so strong…
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IN the Australian of yesterday, we find the following communication :— To the Editor of the Australian. SIR,—Will you have the goodness to contradict,…
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AT the meetings of the General Assemblies of the Free, and of the Established Churches of Scotland, in May last, allusion was made to the course adopted by the Synod of Australia in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Letter from the Rev. Christopher Eipper, Presbyterian Minister of Braidwood, to the Chairman of the Immigration Committee, 18th September, 1845
Sir,—Understanding that a Committee of the Honorable the Legislative Council has been appointed to take into consideration the important subject of…
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RETURN to an Address from the Legislative Council of New South Wales, dated 19th September, 1845, requesting his Excellency the Governor would be pleased to direct,…
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On Sunday last a most-novel spectacle for this country was witnessed in the town of Nottingham on occasion of the celebration of the festival of Corpus Christi by the Roman Catholic body in their new and magnificent…
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On Sunday last, (May 25) a most novel spectacle for this country was witnessed in the town of Nottingham, on occasion of the celebration of the festival of Corpus Christi by the Roman Catholic…
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WE have received several communications in reference to a seemingly angry discourse delivered on Sunday last by the Rev. W. H. Walsh, on the subject alluded to in our last Saturday's Examiner, in a letter…
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It must be a cunning gipsey that can tell the fortunes of the Church of Christ. It is the "glory of God to conceal the word," according to the saying of Solomon. And of a truth it is…
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THE REV. J. J. THERRY.—From letters and papers received per Waterlily from Hobart Town, we perceive that a public meeting of those friendly to the liquidation of the debt incurred by the Rev…
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YESTERDAY, being the first Monday in November, the members of the Church of England Lay Association for New South Wales held their first anniversary meeting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →South Australian Extracts. the Roman Catholic Faith. (From the South Australian, October 14.) " Vindication of the Doctrines of the Catholic Church."
IT appears that, at the opening of the Roman Catholic School on Sunday week, a very remarkable document, bearing the above title, and signed "Francis, Bishop of Adelaide." was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Catholic Emancipation in Norway
Norway, the black north of the whole European world, only so short a distance behind Great Britain in toleration ! And toleration was wrung out of Britain by O'Connell without thanks. We confess…
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"In order to manifest in the strongest terms the abhorrence in which the Catholic Church has always held, and still continues to hold the following religious tenets, which excusable ignorance, or almost…
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On Sunday last, that indefatigable body of Christians the Catholics opened their new School-room, West-terrace, as a temporary place of worship, it being the Bishop's intention shortly to erect a cathedral…
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When an unlucky nobleman, in felling timber, cut off his toe, with an axe and died of lock-jaw, Cobbett called him an ignorant man. The deceased, he said, was one of the class who are in the habit of…
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