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Churches, 1846

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REVIEW. The History and Fate of Sacrilege. by Sir Henry Spelman. And an Introductory Essay. by Two Priests of the Church of England. Masters, Aldersgate-street, London

Sydney Chronicle · Wednesday 21 October 1846 · page 2

"Out of the forty-one noblemen who were thus enriched by the spoils of the abbeys, eight only have at the present time representatives in the male line; and the families that do exist have, as we shall see,…

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The Great Apostacy; Or, the Church of Rome Proved Not the Church of Christ But the Greatest Enemy to Christ, to His Doctrine, and to His Religion an Answer to Cobbett's History of the Reformation. [Continued From Our Last.] First

The Sentinel · Thursday 22 October 1846 · page 4

"The Catholic Church," you say, "originated with Jesus Christ himself." True: but what is the Catholic Church ? There is no dogma of the voluminous creed ol a Papist that he holds with greater…

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Farewells to the Pope! or, Motives for Separation from the Church of Rome

The Sentinel · Thursday 22 October 1846 · page 2

A remarkable work, under the above title, has recently appeared in Fiance, and has been introduced to the English reader by a very excellent translation by the Rev. P. Fraser. The…

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News From the Interior (From our various Correspondent.) Windsor. Church of England Lay Association

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 28 October 1846 · page 3

THE annual meeting of the members of the several districts of the Windsor branch of the above association was held on Monday, the 26th instant, at the Church of England…

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An English Village Church in the Fourteenth Century

Sydney Chronicle · Wednesday 28 October 1846 · page 4

Time had long laid the bones of Sir Aubrey in the grave which he had prepared for their reception. For many a year cressets were kept burning night and day over his tomb and that of the Abbess his…

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The Great Apostacy Or, the Church of Rome Proved Not the Church of Christ But the Greatest Enemy to Christ, to His Doctrine, and to His Religion. an Answer to Cobbett's History of the Reformation. [Continued From Our Last]

The Sentinel · Thursday 29 October 1846 · page 4

The priests of Antichrist pretend to have Scripture for this absurdity: see Matt. xvi- 19.,--"And I will give unto thee the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven," &c. Good people (I now address myself to you…

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English Extracts. Sir Moses Montefiore's Mission to Russia

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 5 November 1846 · page 2

THE following are interesting extracts taken from a letter received from Sir Moses Montefiore:— " Warsaw, May 20, 1846 (5606)…

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The Great Apostacy; Or, the Church of Rome Proved Not the Church of Christ, But the Greatest Enemy to Christ, to His Doctrine, and to His Religion. an Answer to Cobbett's History of the Reformation. [Continued From Our Last]

The Sentinel · Thursday 5 November 1846 · page 4

Hear another testimony on this subject:--"After the death of Gregory XI. the cardinals assembled to consult about chosing a successor; when the people of Rome fearing lest the vacant dignity should be…

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The Church and the Churches

The Sentinel · Thursday 5 November 1846 · page 2

[THE following extracts from an invaluable work, recently published under the above title, by the Rev. Hugh M'Neile, incumbent of St. Jude's, Liverpool, will, we are assured, be…

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Church of England Lay Association

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 6 November 1846 · page 3

ON Wednesday evening, the annual meeting of the Church of England Lay Association for New South Wales was held in the Harringtonstreet School-room, Mr. R. Campbell in the…

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The Great Apostacy; or the Church of Rome Proved Not the Church of Christ, But the Greatest Enemy to Christ, to His Doctrine, and to His Religion. an Answer to Cobbett's History of the Reformation. [Continued From Our Last]

The Sentinel · Thursday 12 November 1846 · page 4

This latter is the most cruel that has ever appeared inasmuch as its votaries are under the power of a stronger delusion than those of any other system: it brings in the venerable name of JESUS, to sanctify…

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Opening of St. John's Church, West Maitland

Sydney Chronicle · Saturday 14 November 1846 · page 2

This beautiful building, so creditable to the Catholics of Maitland and its vicinity, was opened for public worship on Sunday last, the 8th instant, by the Rev. Dean Lynch…

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The Great Apostacy; or the Church of Rome Proved Not the Church of Christ But the Greatest Enemy to Christ, to His Doctrine, and to His Religion. an Answer to Cobbett's History of the Reformation. [Continued From Our Last]

The Sentinel · Thursday 19 November 1846 · page 4

So that scarce any Roman province was so much interested in the several revolutions of the empire as Britain, And, therefore, Constantine going from hence, and being so much in the esteem of Eusebius…

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St. Philip's New Church

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 26 November 1846 · page 2

ON Tuesday evening, a meeting was held in the Infant School-room, Harrington-street, of the parishioners of St. Philip's, and other members of the Church of England, to take into…

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The Great Apostacy; or the Church of Rome Proved Not the Church of Christ But the Greatest Enemy to Christ, to His Doctrine, and to His Religion. an Answer to Cobbett's History of the Reformation. [Continued From Our Last.]

The Sentinel · Thursday 26 November 1846 · page 4

Saint Peter's Church is hung with rich tapestry upon which the arms of the pope and of the prince or state requiring the canonization, are embroidered in gold and silver. An infinite number of lights blaze…

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Local Intelligence. New Church in the Parish of St. Philip

The Australian · Saturday 28 November 1846 · page 3

A MEETING of the parishioners and other members of the Church of England was held on Tuesday evening last in the Infant School-room, Harrington-street, for the purpose of taking…

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The New St. Phillip's Church

The Spectator · Saturday 28 November 1846 · page 521

A MEETING of the Parishioners of St. Phillip was holden in the School Room, Harrington-street, on Tuesday last for the purpose of devising means for defraying the expense of building a new church in lieu…

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Episcopalian Church Grant

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 2 December 1846 · page 2

COLONIAL Secretary's Office, Sydney, 30th November, 1846.—The description of the following grant of land, which has been appropriated to the purposes of the United Church…

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The Great Apostacy; or the Church of Rome Proved Not the Church of Christ, But the Greatest Enemy to Christ, to His Doctrine, and to His Religion. an Answer to Cobbett's History of the Reformation. [Continued From Our Last.]

The Sentinel · Thursday 3 December 1846 · page 4

III. Augustin and his companions sent to Pope Gregory for instructions for the regulation of his newly-planted church in England, instead of applying to the statute book (the Bible) of the King of the…

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Surry Hills Church

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 8 December 1846 · page 2

A MEETING of members of the Church of England, resident in the district of Surry Hills and Paddington, was held yesterday evening, in the Court House, Darlinghurst, for the…

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