Catholic University
We are glad to notice that Mr. Gallwey, a member of the Catholic University of Ireland, was among the successful candidates at the late competitive examination fur admission into the…
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Moruya Catholic School
We have received equally consoling information relative to another school (at Moruya). On Monday, tho 21st, an examination of tho Catholic children was hold at this school, at which tho Rev. W…
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Tho result of the Christmas Examination at this School has given heartfelt satisfaction to all parties interested in it. We have been informed by a correspondent, on whoso authority we can place…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Michael's Auxiliary Church Society.— Quarterly Public Meeting
A very respectable assembly, comprising several ladies, met in the Parochial School Room. Albion-street, Surry Hills, last evening, for the purpose of being informed of the financial condition of this Branch, and of hearing a…
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The quarterly examination of the children attending the Albury Catholic Denominational School, was held on the 22nd of December. Tho members of the local board were in attendance, and were…
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We the undersigned visited this school on Tuesday, December 16th, 1856 ; examined the various classes in reading, geography, grammar, arithmetic, and catechism. We have great pleasure in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Melbourne. Catholic Almanac for 1857
We have received a copy of this neat and useful compilation from the spirited Catholic publisher of Melbourne, Mr. M. T. GASON. Its external beauty reccommends it to all who are disposed to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Catholic Men of the Day. Father RAVIGNAN.—No. 2
In a recent sketch we mentioned that Pere Lacordaire was one of the most eloquent preachers of the age; in some respects, however, Pere Ravignan ranks even higher. The transformation…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Antlstate Church Movement in Australia. (From the Times.)
Our colonies are exaggerations of ourselves. We see the indomitable English character there only without those checks which temper it here. How great those checks are everybody must see who observes the effect…
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The Anglo Celt October 18th, informs us that the Rt. Rev Dr. Brady, formerly Bishop of Perth, is in excellent health, and assisted the Rev. Dr. Brown, Bishop of the Diocese, at a…
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This valuables literary institution has boen in existence about six months, but we regret to state that the amount of patronage accorded to it by tho particular body for whose especial beneflt it was established has not by any…
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THE people of New South Wales have reason to feel proud of their noble and generous contributions towards the Patriotic Fund; and her Majesty the Queen has…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Church in the Colonies. (From the Times, October 16.)
Our colonies are exaggerations of ourselves. We see the indomitable English charnoter there only without those checks which temper it here. How great those checks are everybody must see who observes the effect…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Manning River. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Presbyterian Church, Tarree
An enthusiastic public meeting of Presbyterians and others was held on Monday, the 20th instant, at Tarree School-house, to consider the necessity of at once proceeding to organize means for the building of a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Diocese of Hexham. Roman Catholic Temperance Soiree in Darlington
The first annual meeting of the temperance society established in connexion with the Roman Catholic body in Darlington, was held on Wednesday evening in the Central Hall. More than…
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On Wednesday, the 21t January, this beautiful edifice was finally dedicated to divine service. It is built with freestone, in picked and drafted…
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A meeting of aeve 100 of the mombers of the Church of England residing on the Surry Hills and its vicinity was held last evening, at the Parochial School-room in Albion-street. The Rev. Hulton king, the incumbent, took the chair, and opened…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Church of England at Cook's River. To the Editor of the Empire
SIR—Permit me, through the medium of the Empire, to call the attention of the Government to the fact that the incumbency of St. Peter's, Cook's River, has been vacant for more than two months. The parishioners…
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SIR—I notice in your issue of Saturday last an advertisement respecting the Balmain Congregational Church, calling for subscriptions to repair it. Now, it does appear to me very strange that such a…
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The committee duly appointed at a recent meeting lately convened in the East Maitland Church, and presided over by its pastor, the Rev. John Kenny, for the purpose of organising a fund to be…
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