Church of England Synod
The Synod of the Diocese of Sydney met yesterday at 3.30, pursuant to adjournment, in the Church Society's Rooms. After the usual prayers, the minutes of the…
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Presbyterian College Bill
The following petition to the Legislative Council, from the Bev, J. M'Gibbon, was presented last evening against the Presbyterian College Bill:- To the Honorable the legislative Council of New South Wales…
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JAMES, BY THE GRACE OF GOD AND OF THE APOSTOLIC SEE, BISHOP OF MAITLAND, TO THE CATHOLIC CLERGY AND LAITY OF THE DIOCESE OF MAITLAND…
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HISTORY OF THE FIFTH AGE OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCHâTHE FIFTH SEAL, PART OF THE FIFTH TRUMPETâTHE RISE AND PROGRESS OF PROTESTANTISM…
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SIR,—will you allow me, through your columns, to supply admission in the statement made by me on Thursday afternoon, in the Church of England Synod, and not mentioned in your report of the proceedings in this morning's Herold…
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In consequence of the press of matter, the publication of the report of the concluding meeting of the synod of the diocese of Sydney, which took place yesterday, is unavoidably postponed until Monday, when a full…
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The Synod of the Diocese of Sydney met, pursuant to adjournment, on Friday, at 3.30 p.m., and concluded the business of this its first session. After prayer, the minutes of the preceding meeting…
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SIR,—I must claim your permission to correct an error in the abstract report of the meeting of the Synod on Friday last, published in this morning's issue. The matter is one relating more immediately to myself; and if the report did not stultify me in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Protestant Episcopal Church. To the Editor of the Hereld
SIR,—As a great deal was said in the Synod respecting the nexion supposed to exist between the Home and Col[?] Churches, it may not be uninteresting if I give a short ex[?] from a letter written by the Bishop of Melbourne to the Rev[?]…
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THE annual meeting of the Waverley Auxiliary to the Church Society was held in St. Mary's schoolroom, lst evening, and was presided over by the Bishop of Sydney. After the meeting had been opened with prayer, the CHAIRMAN…
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Sir,—In the Herald of the 19th instant a communication signed "Nemo Non" appears, in which, from an extract said to have been taken from a letter written by the Bishop of Melbourne to the Reverend T…
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HISTORY OF THE FIFTH AGE OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCHâTHE FI FTH SEAL, PART OF THE FIFTH TRUMPETâTHE RISE AND PROGRESS OF PROTESTANTISM…
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THE first Synod of the Church of England within the diocese of Sydney began its sittings on the 5th instant, and they ended on the 15th. A notice of the Synod meetings appear in another part of the paper…
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THE annual meeting of the Waverley Auxiliary to the Church Society was held in St. Mary's schoolroom, on Thursday, and was presided over by the Bishop of Sydney. Alter the meeting had been opened with prefer, the CHAIRMAN…
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Sir,—Permit me, through your columns, to inform those of your readers who may feel interested in the Presbyterian College Bill, of the actual position of that measure. On being sent up from the Legislative…
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Sir,—I am not surprised at the astonishment expressed by "Nem, Con." on reading the extract from the letter of the Bishop of Melbourne to the editor of the Southern Spectator, with reference to a certain…
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On Wednesday, the 19th instant, the labours of this, school were brought to a close for the year 1866 by a public examination and distribution of prizes. The examinations commenced on the 18th and were…
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The interesting ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the new Catholic Church at Tenter-fields, was performed on Saturday the 8th inst., by the Very Rev. Dean Lynch Vicar Foran…
Continued on Trove, page 823 →The General History of the Christian Church From Her Birth to Her Final Triumphant State in Heaven, Chiefly Deduced. From the Apocalypse of St. John the Apostle and Evangelist. by Sig. Pastorini, Abridged by Catholicus. Chapter Ix. Conclusion of the History of the Fifth Age of the Church—conclusion of Fifth Trumpet—fifth Vial—the Progress of Protestantism and Its Punishment
Apoc. IX., v. 20 and 11. We shall now proceed to the second period of time, which begins with, the above 10th verse, and is of equal duration with the first, that is, consists of 150 years…
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