Special Roman Catholic Education
The following is the petition from the Roman Catholics of Armidale against National Education:—To the Honourable the Legislative Assembly of New…
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Young Men's Catholic Guild.—middlesbrough
On Thursday, the 3rd of November, the Rev. William Pope, of Yarm, delivered a lecture to the members of the Young Men's Catholic Guild. The lecturer is a convert from Anglicanism, and…
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A cheering sight, writes the New York Freeman's Journal of Oct. 29, was presented, last Sunday evening, at St. Mary's Church, in Grand-street. It was the close of the mission for men only, given by…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Testimonial to the Rev. D. M'guinn, Catholic Clergyman of Sofala and the Western Gold Fields
An influential meeting of the Catholics of the Western Gold Fields was held at the Royal Hotel, Sofala, on the 20th instant, to consider the best mode of paying a tribute of respect to the…
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THE monthly and adjourned half-yearly meeting of the above was held in the School-room, Union-street, yesterday evening, at half-past 7 o'clock. The committee having transacted some preliminary business…
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THE anniversary meeting of the City Mission was held yesterday evening, at the Chapel in Sussex-street. The meeting was opened by prayer by the Rev. Mr. RIDLEY, who afterwards moved that Alexander M'Arthur,…
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A FEW days ago we reported Sir John Coleridge's speech upon the sacred and indefeasible character of church rates; to-day we produce Sir John Trelawny's rejoinder, in the form of an…
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WHILE political fermentation goes on around us—is seething and throwing its seam to the surface—while people talk of men and measures—of those who have been in, or are going…
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Seldom in the history of the world has there been so moving a story as that which is being enacted now. A mild and benevolent Prince, a paternal ruler, a great reformer, a man of saintly…
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Father Christie's sermon on the occasion of the opening of the New Church. A change came over Scotland and the Church of Christ was oppressed; our Cathedrals and our…
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On Tuesday, the 15th, the ceremony of blessing and laying the foundation stone of the chancel arch of this beautiful building was performed by the Most Rev. Dr. MacNally, Lord Bishop of Clogher…
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This mission was established about six years ago, by the zealous and persevering labours of the good Fathers Oblates of Mary Immaculate, who served it from St. Marie's Community, Richmond-hill…
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NOTHING can be more natural than that the presence in London of our Ambassador at the French Court should attract notice and be followed by speculation. In less eventful times than these Lord Cowley's visit…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Catholic Petitions in Favour of Stateaid. to the Editor of the Empire
SIR.—It will not have escaped your notice that the Roman catholics have presented to the Legislature more petitions in favour of the oontinuance of State-sid to religion than any other denomination of [?]hrla[?]ians. Judging from…
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THE spirit of Runnymede is not quite extinct in the English breast. Although the contest to-day is with an intolerant Ministry instead of a tyrant King, tho calm…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Catholic Agitation in Favour of the Pope. (From the Times, January 5.)
THE Roman Catholics of London are not likely to give much said to the Holy Father in his efforts to regain his hold over his former subjects in the Romagna. To judge by the meeting at the Hanover-square…
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BY MONSEIGNEUR DUPANLOUP, BISHOP OF ORLEANS, MEMBER OF THE FRENCH ACADEMY. My Dear Friend—You ask me what I think of the pamphlet, "Le Pape et le Congles," which has…
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THE second half-yearly meeting of this society was held last night at St. Mary's Schoolroom, the Rev. S. A. Sheehy, president of the institution, in the chair. About sixty persons were present…
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FELLOW PRESBYTERIANS.—Now that we have got rid of the Saint Andrew's College Bill, let us at once take steps to introduce into the Assembly a bill to be called, say, the Presbyterian College Bill, which shall be such as…
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THE annual meeting of this Society, for the transaction of business, was held in the Chapel on the 21st instantBuchan Thomson, Esq., in the chair. The reports of the Retiring Committee and of the…
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