Piedmontese Royalty and the Church
Sir George Bowyer has addressed the follow ing letter to the editor of the Times:— "Sir—Seeing in the Times and other papers comments on the appointments of several…
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REV. J. Graham's Intended Removal to Sydney. (From the British Standard, January 15.) Address to the Church and Congregation Worshipping in Craven Chapel, London
MY dear Friends,—On the first Lord's day of 1863 I little thought I should address to you such a communication, as I now do on the first Lord's day of 1884. Most of you know that I have been seriously pondering an invitation to…
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THE following address was delivered by Bishop Patteson, on Saturday evening last, at a meeting convened for the purpose of hearing from him an account of the state and prospects of the Melanesian mission. The…
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A PICTURE cannot be drawn if the laws of colour and the principles of beauty are set aside. A statue cannot come forth from the sculptor's hands if there be no consistent image in his eye, and no attention paid to the laws which…
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William Langridge, a seaman belonging to the steamship Simla, was charged, wish having deterted that vessel on the 7th February 1857. The vessel not being in port, and no pro[?]ccution from the Shipping Master, prisonerwas…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Presbyterian College. to the Honorable Members of the Legislative Assembly. (Per favour of Sydney Morning Herald)
GENTLEMEN,—As it is probable you will be asked one day this week to pass the bill which has been before your House all the session, for the establishment of a Presbyterian College, I beg to remind you of the facts of the case, as an appeal to you to…
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LAST evening a public meeting was held in St. James's School-room, Castlereagh street, to receive from the Right Reverend Bishop Patteson a statement of the Melahesian mission, and to adopt measures for the furtherance of its…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Parramatta. [From Our Correspondent.] Auxiliary Church Society
THE annual meeting of this society, which from various causes has been from time to time postponed, took place in St. John's schoolroom on Monday evening. The attendance was very small, the result probably of the repeated…
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IN the Queen's letters patent creating the new Bi[?]hopric of Goulburn and appointing the first Bishop among other things appear the following:—"Goulburn, which is to be called the 'City of Goulburn,' is appointed the seat of the Bishop; and it is…
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What tho' amidst the People he may stand, A shred, a very waif, in look and form, His presence, even as the coming storm, Shall drive a pestilence from off the land!…
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YESTERDAY morning, the 25th of April, being St. Mark's Day, the beautiful Anglo-Norman Church of the suburban parish of Alexandria was by the Right Rev. Dr. Barker, the Metropolitan Bishop of Sydney,…
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"Omnibus Omnia," willing to the Globe in reference to the the mixed system of education forced on Catholics in England, says—" The difficulty which you labour under, as well as…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Catastrophe at Santiago. Further Particulars. Lies of the Anti Catholic Press Exposed
We have compiled the following particulars if this terrible disaster from Le monde, Tablet, New York Sun and other journals in Ireland, England, and America. At the date of our last…
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THE annual meeting of the North Sydney Circuit Branch of this society was held last evening in the Cantenary Chapel, York-street. The business of the meeting was commenced by singing the byran beginning…
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A PUBLIC MEETING was held last eveing in the Masonic Hall, to welcome the missionaries who recently arrived by me Day Spring for the New Hebrides Minion. C the platform were the Revds. Messrs. J. Dougall, A…
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A PUBLIC meeting in connection with the mission to the New Hebrides was held on Tuesday at the Masonic Hall. The building was completely filled in every part. Mr. Samuel Thompson was voted to the chair…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Catastrophe at Santiago. Further Particulars. Lies of the Anti Catholic Press Exposed. (Concluded from our last.)
The New York Freeman's Journal remarks upon the dreadful catastrophe :— " We give an account of the terrible disaster that occurred in a vast church in San Iago, in…
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ON Monday morning, the 25th of April, being St. Mark's Day, the beautiful Anglo-Norman Church of the suburban parish of Alexandria was by the Right Rev. Dr. Barker, the Metropolitan Bishop of Sydney,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Presbyterian Union. to the Editor of the Empire
SIR.—As the meeting of the two Presbyterian Synods takes place to this city tomorrow, and as the question of Union wlll then be discussed, and, in all probability, conclusively settled, I think it my duty to state, that…
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