St. Mary's Catholic Literary Society
We have to direct the special attention of the members of the above Society to a general meeting [?] be held in their Hall [?] evening, on [?] of the greatest consequence. From the…
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Brisbane Catholic Young Men's Society's Picnic
Yesterday, being the anniversary of the "patron saint of Ireland, Saint Patrick, the members of the above society, desirous of commemorating the day, thought it expedient to have a…
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We find that of the 22 Catholic Peers of the Realm, 9. are Peers of England, viz.:—The Duke of Norfolk, Lord Camoys, Lord Stourton, Lord Vaux of Harrowden, Lord Petre, Lord…
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SIR,—As a great deal of reflection has been levelled [?] the trustees of the Presbyterian burial ground, and all the blame for the shameful state the ground [?] have been in, for several years, fastened on the trastees only,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Emigration Mission of Mr. H. PARKES. (From the Redditch Indicator, December 14th.)
ON Thursday evening, a rather large audience sat untired for about two hours and a-half, listening to what Mr. Parkes himself modestly termed simple and dry facts and figures of and concerning New South…
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A PUBLIC meeting of the Presbyterians of Sydney and suburbs. was held on Monday in the Temperance Hall. About a hundred persons were present, and Mr. J. B. Wilson, M.L.A., was called to the chair…
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The following letter from the Must Rev. Dr. Keane, Lord Bishop of Cloyne, to the Rector of the Catholic. University, has been forwarded to us for publication:—…
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On' Thursday evening, pursuant to a public notice, a general meeting of the members of the above society was held in St. Mary's Seminary, for the purpose, as the advertisement said, of…
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THERE is no more mournful spectacle afforded in human events than the spectacle of a fallen and oppressed people. The nations keep a terrible record of each bloody field where the hoof of…
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The population of Canada is far from homogeneous but in this instance the descendants of France vied in friendly rivalry with their fellow colonists of British origin. I perceive that both…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Late Public Meetings of the Presbyterian Body. to the Editor of the Empire
SIR,—In my former letter on the above, and which appeared in your issue of the 10th February, I took occasion to express a hope that the meeting of the 5th "was but the first of a series to take place within a…
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A PUBLIC meeting, in connection with a proposal to provide a ship for the service of the missions of the new Hebrides and Loyalty Groups of Islands, was held last evening in St. George's Church; Castlere[?]gh-street. At…
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THE annual meeting of this society was held yesterday evening, at the Parochial School-room of St. John's, Clebe. The chair was taken by the Rev. W. Drake, inaumbent of the parish. The atteneauce was moderate…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Pennant Hills. [From Our Correspondent.] Public Meetings Relative to the Parish Road and the Field of Mars Common
ON Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, the inhabitants of the Pennant Hills District assembled at Mr. Jumes Smith's residence, Upper Pennant Hills, for the purpose of considering the proposed alteration…
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A Simon's Town correspondent writes:—"The Right Rev Dr. Grimley arrived here on Tuesday, the 17th ult., for the purpose of holding a mission and administering the Sacrament of…
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The following letter from the venerable and universally esteemed Bishop of Clogher, addressed to the Very Rev. Dr. Woodlock, enclosed £121, the first instalment from that Northern diocese…
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On the feast of the Epiphany, the beautiful stained glass window surmounting the Altar of the Church of St. John the Baptist, Tralee, was opened in presence of a dense congregation…
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YESTERDAY evening a very numerously attended tea meeting was held in the Presbyterian Church, Balmain, in commemoration of the first opening of that building for divine worship. The church was…
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Even without the saddening influence of the late public loss, the grief for which has radiated from the Royal Palace to the fireside of every home in the land, there are other causes of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Clergymen's Children of the Church of England. To the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—As the members of the Church of England have no opportunity of meeting to confer together on matters affecting their Church, I hope you will not refuse me permission to address them in your columns…
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