Congregational Church, Redfern
THE foundation stone of the above church was laid, as advertised, on Tuesday last at four o'clock in the afternoon. The day was remarkably fine, and a great number of…
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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 Reormation
132. We come now to the passage of Bishop Tanner, upon which you lay so much stress, and which, you say, contradicts Hume, and decides the question in favour of monasteries. Now, this passage is not…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →REVIEW. Annals of the Virgin Saints. By a Priest of the Church of England. London: Joseph Masters. Cambridge: J. T. Walters. 1846. Small 8vo. pp. 416
This is one of those beautifully, but painfully mysterious brochures, whereof so many have appeared during the last few years. It is the work of a mind full of Catholic feeling, Catholic devotion, and…
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140. Your quotation from Bates comes on next. There is not a single word in the passage in favor of monks or monasteries; but in the very next page to that from which you have taken this quotation,…
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A MEETING of members of the Church of England, interested in the proposed erection of a Church in the neighbourhood of the new Court House, was held on Thursday evening, the…
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A public Meeting of the inhabitants of the Surry Hills and Paddington, interested in the erection of a Church in that locality, was held on Thursday evening in the Court House at…
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Time has healed the differences of opinion created by the Bequests Act among the highest order of the Catholic Church in Ireland; the utmost concord reigns in the Synod of Venerable Bishops assembled…
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Notwithstanding all your rhetoric, William, I cannot be brought to shed one tear over the fall of these devouted monuments of idolatry, these styes of uncleanness, these foul nests of superstition. They…
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Howard, the prisoners' friend, devoted his life to the alleviation of their distress, the consequence of their crimes, for the most part, but in numberless instances, of their oppressions. Mrs…
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COLONIAL Secretary's Office, March 29 — The descriptions of the following grants of land, which have been appropriated to the purposes of the united Church of England and…
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"But there were, at Canterbury, two objects by which the Reformation birds of prey were particularly attracted; namely, the monastery of St. Austin and the to [?] of Thomas a Becket. The former of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Miscellaneous Extracts. the Saints in Algiers—an Illustration of Romanism. (From the Church and State Gazette.)
THE following letter, which we borrow, as will be seen from a Popish paper, requires no comment upon our part: we offer it, therefore, without a word of remark, to the wondering…
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In pursuance of previous announcement, the Brethren of the above named Confraternity assembled in the new school-house at the rear of St. Mary's cathedral on Sunday morning last, for the…
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182 "The whole country," you say, "was thus disfigured; it had the appearance, if we look well into it, it has even to this day. Nothing has ever yet come to supply the place of what was then…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Saint Peter's Prophetic Description of False Teachers, of the Apostate Church of Rome. Ii. Epistle and Ii. Chapter
Verse 1.--'But there were false prophets also among the people, even as there shall be false teachers among you, who privily shall bring in damnable heresies, even denying the Lord that, bought them,…
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186. So you have, at last, formerly taken leave of history and facts, and entered fully into the region of conjecture. I wish, for the sake of historical truth that you had done this long before; because it is less…
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"Most sweet Lady, for the great joy you had when your sweet Son fed five thousand people, with five barly loaves and two fishes; sweet Lady, pray that he would govern my five senses (which answer to the…
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"Which four articles he refused to recant. Then came to him a certain schoolmaster, saying, 'My friend George, dost thou not fear the death and punishment which thou must suffer? If thou wert…
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LEEDS, Tuesday.—Considerable excitement has been caused in Leeds, by a clergyman and two other members of the Church of England having left the pale of the establishment, and gone…
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Thus it was from idol-makers and image worshippers, as Archbishop Usher says, that this gross opinion of the animal eating and drinking of Christ in the Sacrament drew its first breath; God having, for their…
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