The Established Church in England
IT is an old saying, that "when things come to the worst, they soon must mend." Never was there a greater illustration of the truth of that adage than in the reactionary…
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Presbyterian Church of Eastern Australia
THE Synod of Eastern Australia met according to appointment in the Free Church, Pitt-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the first of November, and was opened by a sermon, preached by the Rev. William Lumsdaine,…
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I am a Poor-Box—here I stick, Na[?]'d to a wall of whitewashed brick, Teeming with "fancies coming thick," That sometimes mingle…
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The Synod of Eastern Australia met, according to appointment, in Free Church, Pitt-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the first instant, and was opened by a sermon, preached by the Reverend…
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THE stone foundation for the erection of the iron church, recently imported from Bristol, was commenced on Tuesday last. A religious service was held on the occasion on the site, in Bourke-street, Surry…
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AMONG the passengers by the Indiana, which arrived at this port yesterday from Havre, is Dr. Cottman, an American gentleman, who has lived for several months at St. Petersburg, and who has been intrusted…
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In the number of the University Gazette, for August 19th, we find the following important remarks on the examination for the Classical Exhibition:—…
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A VERY striking contrast has lately been drawn and pointed out by the Press between the conduct of the Protestant and Catholic Clergymen who have accompanied the Allied…
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ON last Sunday, the Archdeacon, assisted by the Rev. Father Sheehy, blessed and laid the first stone of the intended Church, at the rapidly improving village of Waverly…
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[?]ondence and Procedure of the Committees [?]nted by the SYNOD OF AUSTRALIA, in conon with the Established Church of Scotland, [?] the SYNOD OF EASTERN AUSTRALIA, to confer…
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We have just seen this excellent compilation, and we cannot allow any time to elapse before calling the attention of our readers to its admirable contents. It is not only an improvement…
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A PUBLIC MELTING of the congregation, was held on Thursday opening, the 7th instant, in Sr. Andrew's Scots Church, for the purpose of taking tte necessary steps to provide a manse for their minister…
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The Government of this country is totally paralyzed as respects education. The church, which it made its tool, is now its master : "It sits on its beast, and troubles in rest,…
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On the evening of Wednesday the 29th of November last, the yearly meeting of the congregation of the presbyterion terian Church, Kiama, in connection with the synod of Lastern Australia was…
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ON the evening of Wednesday, the [?]nd of November last, the yearly meeting of the congregation of the Presbyterian Church, Kiama, in connection with the Synod of Eastern Australia, was held in the church, the Rev. George Mackie in the chair, when,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Our Colonial Churches and Missions. (From the Watchman, August 23.)
The final sanction, by the Conference of the arrangements relative to the Wealoyan Missions in Australasia, and Polynesia, affords us an opportunity of lecurring to the subject suggested by us…
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MY REVEREND BRETHREN—The chastising hand of the Lord seems to be extended with a menacing attitude over the people of this country. The Heavens have refused to give…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →New Bishops and New Bishoprics. (From the Church of England Quarterly Review.)
SYDNEY, at last, has its Metropolitan, and we are happy to say a man of Evangelical doctrine and piety. Mauritius is equally favoured. The Rev. Frederick Barker takes the first, the Rev. Vincent Ryan the…
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The Roman Poet has said of old, that "unbending and preserving labour can conquer all things." And, acting on this principle, we are glad to find that the efforts made of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Parties of the English Church, (From the Watchman, September 9.)
There are few of the long existing Churches of which the unity is not more apparent than real. That of Rome itself, for instance, has had its fierce…
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