Mr. Miall on the Union of Church and State
The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 3 February 1859 · page 8
ON the evening of the 17th November, at a large and influential meeting of Noncomformists, members of the Society for the Liberation of Religion from State and Patronage Control, held at the Milton Club,…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 7 February 1859 · page 8
SIR,—I observe in the Northern Times of January 26th that the substance of my letter to you, hesded "Going to Church without Coat" is deaied, the only grounds stated for this den[?]al is a reference to the police report. Now, I most sincerely and…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 11 February 1859 · page 5
THIS body has just terminated its sittings in Yorkstreet church. Sydney, and we have been obligingly furnished by the General Secretary, of Missions with the following abstract of the proceedings…
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Freeman's Journal · Wednesday 16 February 1859 · page 3
The ceremony of blessing and laying the foundation stone of the New Catholic Church of St. Paul's, at Camden, was celebrated on yesterday by His Grace the Archbishop of Sydney, before a very large…
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Freeman's Journal · Wednesday 23 February 1859 · page 4
The Rev. Michael Ryan, C.C. St. Mary's, on Monday, November 8th, received Mr. Wm. Green, of Mary-street, into the Catholic Church.—Limerick Reporter…
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The Australian Home Companion and Band of Hope Journal · Saturday 26 February 1859 · page 1
Trove gives no preview of this one. Open it to read the story on the page.
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 28 February 1859 · page 5
IN pursuance of the following advertisement, a public meeting of citizens interested was held in the Victoria Theatre, on Saturday afternoon:- Catholic Affairs.--A public meeting of the Catholics of Sydney…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 1 March 1859 · page 5
SIR,—Permit me to remove an impresion which I am credibly informed has been made on the minds of several of my friends by your reporter's statement, that I made a very vehement speech at the meeting in the Victoria Theatre on Saturday last-an…
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Freeman's Journal · Wednesday 2 March 1859 · page 2
Now that the storm of indignation with which we have warded off the ignominy that was attempted to be passed upon us has blown over, we find ourselves in a novel and…
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Freeman's Journal · Wednesday 2 March 1859 · page 1
A public meeting of Catholics was held in the Victoria Theatre, on Saturday afternoon, in pursuance of the following adveitisement:— "CATHOLIC AFFAIRS.—A public meeting of…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 2 March 1859 · page 5
ON last Monday evening a public meeting of goldminers was held on the Jembaicumbene Swamp, to take into consideration certain matters pertaining to the occupancy of auriferous church and school lands,…
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Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Reviewer · Saturday 5 March 1859 · page 3
On Sunday morning, in fulfilment of his self-contracted engagement, the Wizard of the North, 'accompanied by his " pretty chickens and their dam", made his first appearance at the Congregational Church, Pitt-street. The…
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Freeman's Journal · Wednesday 9 March 1859 · page 2
MY LORD ARCHBISHOP—With reference to your monition, of dale the 2nd instant, I beg to say that I do hereby withdraw from and renounce the proceedings initiated and carried out in reference to the…
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Freeman's Journal · Wednesday 9 March 1859 · page 3
The members of St. Vincent do Paul's Society, and other Catholics, to the number of several thousands (men only) crowd St. Patrick's Cathedral every day this week at early morning, ami again in…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 12 March 1859 · page 2
SINCE our last, three gentlemen at least, if not more, have renounced the proceedings of the late meeting of Catholics, rather than set the example of bringing into contempt…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 12 March 1859 · page 2
THE reiterated cry of Protestants that their Church is in danger is, strange as it may appear, the real secret of its continuance and success, if its mere existence can be called…
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Freeman's Journal · Wednesday 16 March 1859 · page 2
The recent extraordinary proceedings in the Romish Church, if they involved matters of faith, doctrine, or discipline, would necessarily meet with no remark at our hands. Faithful to the…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 19 March 1859 · page 2
On Thursday, the feast of the National Saint of Ireland, Solemn High Mass was celebrated in St. Patrick's Church. Father Austin (Sheehy) was the celebrant, and Fathers Kenyon and Luckie…
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Freeman's Journal · Wednesday 23 March 1859 · page 2
On Monday evening, the opening lecture in connection with the above society was delivered in the hall of the seminary by the Rev. Anselm Curtis, O.S.B. For the occasion the hall was…
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Freeman's Journal · Wednesday 23 March 1859 · page 2
WITHOUT wishing to make invidious comparisons, we feel bound to publish our expression of joy and surprise at the spirit of liberality and cordial affability now existing…
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