Congregational Church, Ocean-street, Woollahra
Empire · Wednesday 15 November 1865 · page 5
A public tea-meeting was held last evening, in the Congregational Church, Occan-street Woollahra, to celebrate the erection of the church. The building of this church was commenced in July, in connection with…
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Sydney Mail · Saturday 18 November 1865 · page 5
THE Synod of Eastern Australia met, according to appointment, on Wednesday, 1st November, at noon, in St. George's Church. Sydney, and was constituted with prayer by the Moderator, the Rev. William H'Intyre, A.M…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 18 November 1865 · page 728
THE Church Establishment in Ireland may at last be fairly considered as enjoying but a very precarious tenure of existence. It cow stands condemned by the almost…
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Sydney Mail · Saturday 18 November 1865 · page 9
A PUBLIC tea meeting was held on Tuesday evening last, in the above place of worship, to celebrate the opening of that church. The building was prettily ornamented with flowers and pot plants and had quite an imposing appearance. It will hold about 400…
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Empire · Monday 20 November 1865 · page 5
Thomas Whitten, for making use of obscene language in George-street, was fined 20s., and in default of payment sentenced to eight days' imprisonment. The same prisoner was charged with having attempted to steal a…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 21 November 1865 · page 7
THE Rev. W. Gunther, and the Rev. H. S. Millard, arrived on the 4th instant, by the ship La Hogue. The former gentleman is to labour in the Sydney diocese, and the latter is deputed to take charge of the Grammar School…
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Empire · Saturday 25 November 1865 · page 8
SIR.—As you have noticed in your paper the pamphlet. which Mr. Heydon has published, made up of a series of letters of his and mine, with preface and appeandix, I shall feel obliged if you will…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 25 November 1865 · page 749
Rev. Nicholas Furlong, O.S.A., D.D., Prior of Callan Convent, left Ireland some weeks ago for Borne, to vote at a General Chapter, held there on Saturday, the vigil of Pentecost, for a…
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Sydney Punch · Saturday 25 November 1865 · page 6
A simple way of setling a "vexed question."…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 2 December 1865 · page 12
From the road which intersects the old fair green of Donnybrook, one of the most striking objects is the new Roman Catholic Church, now nearly complete, which occupies a prominent…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 2 December 1865 · page 12
The Tablet says:—"A rumour is in circulation to the effect that the bishops at their recent meeting, named the four archbishops as a deputation to communicate with the government; that…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 2 December 1865 · page 12
On Wednesday the ceremony of consecrating the magnificent new marble altar recently erected in the above-named spacious and beautiful Gothic church, was solemnised by the Most Rev…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 2 December 1865 · page 12
The cause of these great central Christian schools will he advocated on Sunday in the Church of St. Francis Xavier, by the Very Rev. Dr. Neligan, of New York, and formerly…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 2 December 1865 · page 12
The Weekly Register remarks—"The apostolic supremacy of Rome and its beneficial influence were never perhaps more conspicuously acknowledged and witnessed than within the last five…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 5 December 1865 · page 5
IT has been determined to enlarge the Congregational church in Pitt-street, the present building having for some considerable time past being inadequate to accommodate the congregation worshiping there. The enlargement is to…
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Sydney Mail · Saturday 9 December 1865 · page 7
IT has been determined to enlarge the Congregational church Pitt-street, the present building having for some considerable time past being inadequate to accommodate the congregation worshiping there. The enlargement is to…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 15 December 1865 · page 6
SIR,—In reply to, your correspondent "State Aid," in this day's publication, I beg to inforam him that "A" is right, as I can testify by my own personal experience, haveing had, on refusal to pay a church rate, about thirty shillings…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 16 December 1865 · page 785
The whole of the week has been occupied in the examinations of the schools in Sydney, and we have much pleasure in bearing testimony to the efficient manner in which they are…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 16 December 1865 · page 794
This church was solemnly opened for Divine Service yesterday, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, by the Rev. M. M'Alroy, assisted by the Rev. William Lanigan and the Rev. William O'Brien…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 16 December 1865 · page 796
On the 31st September this college distributed prizes, and conferred degrees, according to custom. There are two prizes for each class: then the names of those students who come…
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