Titles of Roman Catholic Prelates
COPY of any Correspondence between the Lord Bishop of Sydney, and the Governor of New South Wales, and between the Governor and the Colonial Office, on the subject of the…
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Church of England Grants
THE descriptions of the following grants of land, which have been appropriated for the purposes hereinafter mentioned, are published for general information, in order that the…
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THE descriptions of the following Grants of Land, which have been appropriated to the purposes hereinafter mentioned, are published for general information, in order that the parties…
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COLONIAL Secretary's Office, Sydney, 23rd February, 1850. The descriptions of the following grants of land, which have been appropriated for the purposes hereinafter mentioned,…
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Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 23rd February, 1850. The descriptions of the following grants of land, which have been appriated for the purposes hereinafter mentioned, are published for general information, in order that the parties concerned may have…
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COLONIAL Secretary's Office, Sydney, March 7, 1850.—The descriptions of the following grants of land, which have been appropriated for the purposes hereinafter mentioned, are…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Encouragement for Settlers: Being Extracts From the Log Book of a Bank Lottery Prizeholder, While on an Excursion in Search of His Prize, on the Banks of the Hastings. " Eh, sic a parish! -- sic a terrible parish !"
On board of the Mary Ann, schooner, at the hour of midnight, in fine clear weather, the South Head light dipping astern in the distance, a nice scudding breeze sending us merrily on our way to my promised inheritance, with a light heart and sanguine…
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IF we had reason to congratulate our fellow-settlers on the progress made by the pioneers of the first twelve months, we certainly have nothing to complain of in the second…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Persecution by the Roman Catholic Priests. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—I beg leave to request that you will give insertion to my present communication in the columns of your paper, as I conceive it to be a duty I owe to the Protestant…
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Their throat is an open sepulchre; with their tongues have they deceived; the poison of asps is under their lips. Have they no knowledge, that they are such workers…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Church Act. -- Shall It Be Perpetuated? to the Honorable E. Deas Thompson, Colonial Secretary of New South Wales. (Per favour of the People's Advocate.)
SIR, -- In glancing the other day over the report, as given in the HERALD, of the debate on the second reading of the Bill intended to confer on these Colonies higher constitutional rights than they have hitherto enjoyed, I read with surprise and disappointment, in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Miscellaneous Extracts. Colonization and the Church. (From the Spectator)
WHEN the discussion of a political topic runs beyond the limits of political circles, the fact is a sign that it is obtaining a wide hold of the public mind. Thus the fact that colonization…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →News From the Interior. Camden. Church of England School
THE foundation stone of a school-house, in connexion with the Church of England, was laid in Camden yesterday (July 1) by the Lord Bishop of Sydney, on land given by the Messrs…
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We announced in Saturday's Herald, that a public meeting of the Roman Catholic community had been held on the previous evening, in the St. Francis' School Room; as well as the result arrived at, viz.,—a…
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GENTLEMEN,—An article thus headed appeared in the Herald a few days since. It was an extract from the Spectator, and related to the work of an Anglican minister, who appeals to the Establishment on the subject of its duties to the colonies. The Spectator…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →THE Sydney Morning Herald. Thursday, July 18, 1850. "Sworn to no Master, of no Sect am I." the Melbourne Church Bills
Two Bills for regulating the affairs of the Church of England, in the district of Port Phillip, have just been printed, and as they involve important principles…
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On Thursday, July 11, the Anniversary Meeting of the District Committee of the Societies for Promoting Christian Knowledge and the Propagation of the Gospel, was held at…
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A meeting of the members of this Institution was held on Sunday evening, at the St. Francis School-room, Elizabeth-street. At 8 o'clock, the room was crowded, and the chair was taken by the Roman Catholic Bishop,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pastoral of the Archbishop of Cashel on the Godless Colleges. to the Catholic Clergy and People of Cashel and Emly
Dearly-beloved Brethren,—In the course of last year we directed that the Rescripts which had been received from the Holy See regarding the Government Colleges should be read from every Altar in these dioceses,…
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AT a public meeting at Melbourne to petition against the passing of the Melbourne Church Bills, among the speakers were Presbyterian, Independent, Baptist, and Roman Catholic…
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