Burning of the Methodist Church, Wallsend
THE Primitive Methodist Church, Wallsend, was destroyed by fire during the night of Monday, August 19. The fire originated in…
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Primitive Methodist Chapel, Wallsend, Recently Destroyed by Fire
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The Peers who disapprove the third reading of the Irish Church Bill have entered the following protest on the journals of the House of Lords:—"Dissentient—1. Because this bill, for the first time since the foundation of the…
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A very large muster of peers had been held at the Dak[?] of Mariborough's house, to consider the course which the Opposition should pursue in regard to the bill. It was known that the Earl of Derby had openly doclarcd his…
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[We have been requested to insert the following letter on the grounds that it has been refused publication by the paper to which it is addressed.]…
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THE able lecture upon Religion and Education which we gave in extenso from the pen of Mgr. Woodlock, the present distinguished Rector of the Catholic…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Laying the Foundation Stone of a New Catholic Church at Dubbo
On Sunday last, the Right Reverend, Dr. Quiun, Bishop of Bathurst, laid the foundation stone of a new Roman Catholic Church in Dubbo, in the presence of about 300 people. His…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Spirit of the Dress. Educational Dangers. Rector of the Catholic University. (Reprinted from the Irish Ecclesiastical Catholic Record of August and September, 1868.)
We hasten to redeem the promise made in our lust number by endeavouring to explain the important bearing of the question of University Education on the future of this country…
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The Peers who disapprove the third reading of the Irish Church Bill have entered the following protest on the journals of the House of Lords :— "Dissentient—1. Because this bill, for the first time since the fou[?] of the…
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A very large muster of peers had been held at the Duke of Merlborough's bouse, to consider the course which the Opposition should pursue in regard to the bill. It was known that the Earl of Derby had openly declared his…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Popery of Ritualism; Or, Romanism in the Church of England No. VI
BEFORE we enter upon the subject of our present paper, we wish to remind the reader of a fact or two which it may be well to keep in mind throughout this…
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Last of all the Australasian colonies, Victoria is now beginning to deal with the question of State-aid to Religion. Everywhere else, except in Western Australia—and this hardly,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Religious Memoranda. Church of England
THE Bishop of Grafton and Armidale, the Rev. Dr. Turner, and Mrs. Turner, arrived in Sydney on Friday, the 19th ultimo. Particulars of his reception in Sydney will be found elsewhere…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Division on the Irish Church Bill in the House of Lords. (From the Daily News.)
THE division in the Lords was taken in the fullest House which has assembled within living memory—325 peers having personally recorded their votes, while 18 paired. On June…
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The following protest has been entered against the third reading of the Irish Church Bill:-- Dissentient,--1. Because this hill for…
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THE ceremony of laying the foundation-stone for the enlargement of the Congregational Church, Potersham, took place yesterday afternoon, in presence of a numerous assemblage of persons…
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Yesterday afternoon the foundation stone of the enlargement of the above church was laid by David Jones. Esq. The proceedings were commenced by the Rev. T. Roseby, who gave out the 881st hymn,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Churchmen's Opinions on Church Matters
I CANDIDLY confess that I would not exchange the present condition of the Canadian Church for her condition as an endowed Establishment. "Better a dinner of herbs where love is, than a…
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THE ceremony of laying the foundation-stone for the enlargement of the Congregational Church, Petersham, cock place yesterday afternoon, in presence of a numerous assemblage of persons…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Ten Commandments Virtually Taken Down in Our Churches at the Bidding of Rome! What Next? (To the Editor of the Rock.)
SIR,--Let me draw attention to the fact that, in the borough jail of this town, Liverpool, when the Roman Catholic chaplain officiates in the chapel jail, with…
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