Catholic Education
Now that our dear old Archdeacon is gone away for a time, it is necessary that provision be made for the superintendence of our primary schools. However unsatisfactory this…
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Catholic Young Men's Society of Clifton and Bristol
On Monday, 19th July, a lecture was delivered in the schoolroom of St. Mary's, Bristol, by the Very Rev. Dr. English, on "Mary, Queen of Scots," the Rev. William Johnson, S.J., occupying the chair…
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IN our last we adverted to the great advantages obtained for the Catholics of England by means of what is called the Poor School Committee, whose Chairman is Sir Charles…
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THE Wesleyan Methodist District Committee for the New South Wales District, commenced its annual session on Thursday, November 11th, at 10 a.m. After the usual devotional exercises, conducted by the…
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ACCORDING to an arrangement previously made, in reference to the Church of England Conference in Sydney, the lay delegates and [?]gy attended divin[?] service yesterday, in St. James' Church. The service…
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THE Conference assembled at three O'clock p.m., pursuant to adjournment. PETITION. Mr. FORSTER rose to present a petition from the Rev. Mr…
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THE Conference met at three o'clock. THE SECRETARYSHIP. The BISHOP said, before opening the business of the day's Conference in the usual manner, he had much…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Church of England Conference. To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald
SIR,—In your report of the proceedings of the 'Conference,' on Wednesday, the Right Rev. the Bishop is represented as saying "that he would have summoned Dr. Woolley had he been licensed to a cure of souls."…
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THE Conference met, pursuant to adjournment, at three o'clock p.m. The attendance was but thin, in consequence, doubtless, of the very inclement state of the weather. Prayers were read by the right reverend…
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On Tuesday, August 24th, the annual soiree of the members of this institution tools place in the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson-street, where a crowded party sat down to tea at seven o'clock, some being…
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SIR—In two leading articles on the subject which forms the heading of this communication, you placed strongly and plainly before the Catholics of New South Wales the necessity for immediate action in a…
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THE Conference re-assembled at three o'clock p.m., in pursuance of adjournment. Prayers were read by the Bishop, in which the members of the Conference joined…
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THE Conference met, pursuant to adjournment, at a querter pitst three o'clock. Prayers were read by the Bishop, in which the members of the Conference joined…
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THE Conference re-assembled, pursunat to adjournment, at a quarter- past 3 o'clock. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Secretary…
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When, on the first of April last year, the present proprietor of this periodical joined the Venerable Archdeacon in its management, he bad in view two principal objects…
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SIR—It will be seen that in the objections which urged in my letter of Wednesday last against the Sydney Grammar School, ns a place of education for Catholic youth, I confined myself to the…
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THE Conference met at three o'olock. CLERICAL MEETING, The BISHOP intirmted to the assembled clergy that Mr. Stack wished it to be understood that he was anxious to meet the clergy…
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SIR,—Will you allow me room in your columns to express the regret I feel at the contemptuous allusions to the Presbyterian form of Church Government, of daily occurrence, as made by various speakers, in the course of the present discussion. These are…
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THE Conference met, pursuant to adjournment, at 4 o'clock p.m. There was but a comparatively thin attendance. Prayers were read by the BISHOP, in which the members of the Conference joined…
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On Monday evening last, Dr. Bailey, LL.D. delivered a lecture entitled " Creation: a Visible and Symbolical Witness to Moral and Divine Truth," befora the members of this Society, in the school…
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