The Church of England Synods Bill
No one was surprised that the Legislative Council should have passed the bill above-named to a second reading—notwithstanding the able arguments that were brought to bear…
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Sermon by the Rev. S. G. Potter in the Parish Church
Yesterday, the Rev. S. G. Potter, A.M., incumbent of Strafford-or-Staney, preached a sermon in the parish church, on behalf of the fund for paying off the balance of debt due on St. Mark's Church, Ballysillan. The sacred edifice was crowded in…
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IN a former article it has been shown how "public rights" are affected by the provisions of the bill above-named; and it is now proposed to show how the "private rights" of the…
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WE find In the Now York Chviatian Advocate the follow, ing brief recount of one of the fearful atrocitios of slavery— " The Rev. A. Bewley, [?]tendent and missionary…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Navan Catholic Young Men's Society
Oh Sunday, the 12th August, upwards of 600 members of the Navan Young Men's Society, headed by their spiritual director, the Rev. A. Cogan, and their president, John Mullen, Esq…
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A lecture on "The life and writings of Cervantes," was delivered on Wednesday October 24th, by Mr. Roderick Flanagan,. in the Australian Catholic 'Young Men's Society's Hall at the Sacred Heart…
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The present political crisis mar be productive of good but it is also pregnant with incalculable evil to the future welfare of Now South Wales, unless the electors make a judicious choice of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wesleyan Church Sustentation and Extension Society. Annual Meeting
THE Annual Meeting of this Society was held on Monday evening in the Centenary Chapel, York street. The proceedings were commenced by the President of the Conference, who gave out the hymn, '…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To the Catholic Electors of Sydney. [Per [?] Our of the Empire.]
FELLOW C. THOLICS,—An opportunity will sh[?] flly present itself to you of once more joining your fellows [?] in returning fit and proper persons to represens you in Parliament. An important crisis in the affairs of the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A Cursory Sketch of New Zealand. Part Ii. Stock-breeding.—sheep-farming, &C.—runs at Nelson, Canterbury, and Otago.—christ-church.—a Journey Overland.—conclusion
FROM the general hilly nature of these islands, they may be considered as well adapted to breeding all descriptions of stock, but perhaps the most eligible parts may be considered those about the Nelson…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dominant Church. To the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—It is commonly reported that orders have been received by the Roman Catholics of Parramatta, and probably of other Places, not to vote for any candidate at the approaching election, who will not oppose the Church of England Synod Bill…
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Last Sunday the Annual Retreat, at the above church, was brought to a conclusion. We understand that for the whole week, from Sunday to Sunday, during which the Retreat lasted, the holy…
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THE, annual enumeration of the Methodist Societies this year, including the Irish, French, and Colonial Conferences in connection with the British Conference, and the Foreign…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Opening of the New Church on the Estate of the A. A. Company. [Communicated.]
ON the 3rd instant, the Bishop of Newcastle arrived in Gloucester, which is at present the head cattle station of the Australian Agricultural Company, and proceeded to the residence of Mr. Charles H. Green, J.P., assistant general superintendent of the…
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ON the 3rd instant, the Bishop of Newcastle arrived in Gloucester, which is at present the head cattle station of the Australian Agricultural Company, and proceeded to the residence of Mr. Charges H. Green, J.P., assistant general superintendent of the…
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Continued on Trove, page 7 →"The Catholic Vote" and Archbishop Polding. to the Editor of the Empire
SIR—As a Catholic, I have read, with the utmost indignation, your leader of to day,—bay, I can hardly express what feeling was uppermost in my mind,—whether indignation, shame, pain, sorrow, or a sort of melancholy…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Religious Memoranda. Church of England
The Bishop of Sydney has lately been making an episcopal tour through the country districts. On the 17th ultimo, he proceeded, to Mudgee, and on the following Sunday preached three sermons to very…
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THE BENEVOLENCE FOR THE POPE.—The benevolence fund for His Holiness, in the Archdiocese of Sydney, having been brought to a close with results as recorded by us in previous summaries, and…
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In my last communication to you, I took occasion to mention that a course of lectures was then being delivered on each Sunday evening, by the Very Rev. Dean Lynch, on the principal doctrines…
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