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Churches, 1852

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Catholic Missions in Polynesia. Ii

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 25 November 1852 · page 7

VARIOUS circumstances have delayed until now the continuation of an article under the above head, which appeared iu the FREEMAN of the 26th July. In the mean…

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The Church at Shoreham—the Bishop of Chichester

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 25 November 1852 · page 4

There was a splendid floral exhibition in our parish church in honour of "Holy Thursday." Over the "star" the letters "I.H.S." were formed of dark coloured flowers, and from the centre letter sprung…

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Parish Emigration. (From the Spectator, July 31.)

Empire · Wednesday 1 December 1852 · page 4

The parish of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields has been torn by a contest, which involves not only a question of substantive importance, but also a principle of state policy; and there is an…

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Colonial Church Legislation. (From the Colonial Church Chronicle and Missionary Journal.)

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 6 December 1852 · page 3

At the end of the last session, Mr. Gladstone, having first withdrawn a measure which he brought into Parliament on the 20th February last, to relieve the Bishops, Clergy, and Laity…

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The Church Act in Victoria

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 16 December 1852 · page 8

An impolitic and insidious, but fortunately an unsuccessful attempt has been made in the Legislative Council of the Sister Colony to subvert and finally to repeal Sir Richard…

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Original Correspondence. the Church of England College. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 16 December 1852 · page 3

GENTLEMEN,—In an University of the first order, there ought no doubt to be a provision for religious instruction. But such instruction is not all of a denominational or sectarian…

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Domestic Intelligence. Church of England College

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 16 December 1852 · page 2

YESTERDAY, pursuant to an advertisement issued by the Rev. Frederick Wilkinson, and Mr. Thomas Ware Smart, M.L.C., a meeting of members of the Church of England, who are…

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Church of England College

Empire · Friday 17 December 1852 · page 3

The meeting of members of the Church of England, to establish the above institution, held on Wednesday afternoon at St. James' Grammer School, Phillip-street, was attended by many…

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The Church of England and the Sydney University

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 23 December 1852 · page 9

A numerous and highly respectable meeting of the members, both lay and clerical, of this Church was held on the 15th inst., in St. James's Grammer School, his Honor Sir…

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Warwick. Roman Catholic Church

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 30 December 1852 · page 10

Our worthy pastor, the Rev. William M'Ginty, lately appointed by his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney, to the Catholic Mission at Ipswich, Maryland, the Darling Downs, and part of New…

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