A Catholic View Op Slavery
The Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph, the official paper of the Catholic Church in the West, contains the following excellent article on the subject of slavery:…
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Correspondence. the Anglican Conference No. 3. (To the Editor of the Freeman's Journal.)
"They would be told to go and do as the Wesleyans did, and in what manner could they obviate the force of such a taunt?" Mr. M.H. Stephen's speech at the Conference, 8th…
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A MEETING of [?] and [?] of sittings in St. James' Church was held yesterday afternoon in the Infant Shool[?] [?] conven[?] by the following circular:—"Notice to the [?] and [?] of…
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On Monday afternoon a meeting of pewholders and renters of sittings in St. James's Church, was held in the school-house, Castlereagh-street, to consider the proceedings instituted by the Bishop of Sydney in the…
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The foundation stone of a Presbyterian Church in Newtown, was laid yesterday afternoon, by Master Dickson, son of the late James Dickson, Esq., M.L.A. The site of the church is at the corner of Wellington…
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THE new Episcopalian church at Manly Beach, to be called St. Matthew's Church, and also the burial ground belonging to the church, were, yesterday, consecrated by the Bishop of Sydney. The new church, which is a conspicuous object in the Corso,…
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Proceeding from Derry to Skibbereon, says the Times' Correspondent we traverse the island front one ond to the other, and And ourselves among a race of men different in blood, language, and religion There a…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday last Mr. Samuel brought forward the following motion:— "1. That in the opinion of this House, Church and School Lands…
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THE new Episcopalian church at Manly Beach, to be called St. Matthew's Church, and also the burial ground belonging to the church, were, on Wednesday, consecrated by the Bishop of Sydney. The new church, which is a conspicuous object in the Corso,…
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A MEETING of pewholders and renters of sittings in St. James' Church was held on Monday afternoon in the Infant Schoolroom. Castlereagh-street, convened by the following circular:â"Notice to the Fewholders and Renters of…
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The aggregate meeting convened by the Lord Mayor of Dublin,"for the purieie of forming an association for the follwing objects I.A reform of the law of landlord an I tenant,spcuring to the tennant full…
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On Wednesday last the Lord Bishop of Sydney consecrated the newly erected Church of England and the cemetery pertaining thereto at Manly Beach.The service in the church commenced at half-past 11 o'clock,…
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The anniversary of this church was celebrated by a tea meeting last evening. There was a good attendance, R.Iredale, Esq., presided. After tea the chair was taken by the Rev. George…
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IT will have been seen from our Parliamentary summary that Mr. Copper has undertaken the championship of this measure and has introduced the Bill framed at the late…
Continued on Trove, page 244 →Presbyterian Union and the Rey. Dr Lang. to the Editor of the Empire
Sir,—Having concluded my last letter rather abruptly that it might be in time for the English, mail, I did not fully settle accounts with the other party to this correspondence; and I wish now to diapose of the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Religious Memoranda. Church of England
THE foundation-stone of a new ohurch at Jamberoo was laid on. the 15th ultimo. The estimated cost of the building, so far as it is at present intended to completo it, is about £1000. On the 22nd March, the foundation-stone of a parsonage…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Church Temporalities
The old cry o' " the Church in danger" has been raised against the agitation which is now being organised upon this important question. Nothing can be more ill-grounded. It is not…
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THE Act of Parliament prohibiting future grants in aid of Public Worship was an attack, made under false colours, upon the principle of religious equality. In…
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PRESIDENT Lincoln has given to the House of Representatives, the following account of the Peace Mission:- TO THE HON. THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES…
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President Lincoln has given to the House of Representatives an account of the Peace Mission of which the following letters constitute the substance:—…
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