Church of England Synod
The synod met yesterday afternoon, at 3.30. After prayers tho minutes of the last meeting were read, confirmed, and signed by the President. QUESTIONS…
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340 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 17
Country News. New Catholic Church-orange
About eighteen months since, on the occasion of the first diocesan visit of the Bishop of Bathurst, it was suggested that an attempt should be made to erect a new and more…
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SIR,—Your report of my motion in the Synod for the protection of the rights of the Church in the Church and School Lands erroneously states that I assserted that it is open for the Legislature to declare them waste lands of the…
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PROCEEDINGS having been opened by the appointed prayers. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the Clerical Secretary, the Rev. H. A. PALMER, and were…
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March 26.—His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh visited and inspected the Church of St. John, in course of erection at the Glebe, where he was met by Bishop Barker, Mrs. Burker, and several hundred…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Roman Catholic Provincial Council. (From the Argus.)
THE first session of the second Provincial Council of Australia took place on Sunday morning, at St. Patrick's Cathedral. The opening services were as splendid as the rosources…
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THE first session of the second Provincial Council of Australia took place on Sunday morning, at St. Patrick's Cathedral. The opening services were as splendid as the resources…
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THE proceedings having been opened by the appointed prayers, The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the Clerical, Secretary, the Rev. H. A. PALMER, and were…
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THE clerical and lay members of the Anglican Synod of the above diocese met on Tuesday, at the City Hall, Newcastle, when the Bishop of Newcastle delivered the following address:…
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A DE[?]UN[?]R to the Roman Catholic Bishops and ecolesiastics of the Australian colonies was given on Tuesday in the Eastern-hill drill-room. The Hon. John O'shanassy, M.L.C., occupied the chair, and there were present the Most Rev. Dr. Polding; the…
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THE clerical and lay members of the Anglican Synod of the above d'ocese met on Tuesday, at the City Hall, Newcastle, when the Bishop of Newcastle delivered the following address:—…
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A DEJEUNER to the Roman Catholic Bishops and ecclesiastics of the Australian colonies was given on Tuesday in the Eastern-hill drill-room. The Hon. John O'Shanassay, M.L C, occupied the chair, and there were present the Most Bev. Dr. Folding; the…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Spirit of the Press. a Presbyterian Minister Upon the Irish Land Laws
The Rev S. S. Frackleton, of Magneranamiet has been addressing to the Editor of the Ulster Examiner, a number of letters on the Land question, and giving his views upon that most…
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The third session of the Dioc[?]san Synod of Goulburn commenced on Thursday, The President, with the clerical and lay members attended Divine service is St. Saviour's Cathedral at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →St. Philip's Church Lands Glebe. To the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—I trust you will grant me space in your valuable journal for the enclosed letter. Its importance not only to the suburb of the Glebe, as well as to the members of the Church of England, has been frequently bofore the public…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Arrival of the English Mail at Adelaide. the Irysh Church Bill Carried in the House of Commons. Wool Steady at Last Sales. Renewed Uneasiness Between France and Belgium. Creation of Life Peerages in England. Prince Abthur in Ireland. Don Ferdinand Refuses to Accept the Spanish Crown. Resignation of Mr. Reverdy Johnson. Attempt to Assassinate the Viceroy of Egypt. Destructive Fire at the Cape of Good Hope
The branch mail steamer from King George's Sound arrived at Adelaide yesterday afternoon. Our correspondent telegraphs that Mr…
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THE House of Bishops and the House of Diocesan Representatives of the Church of England in New South Wales assembled for its first session yesterday. After the morning service at the Cathedral, at which the…
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THE second Provincial Council held in Australia opened at St. Patrick's Cathedral, Melbourne, on the 18th ult. Shortly after ten o'clock the proceedings began, and the archbishop, the suffragan bishops in the order of seniority in…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Provincial Synod of the Church of England in New South Wales. Wednesday. House of Diocesan Representatives
THE House of Diocesan Representatives met, pursuant to adjournment, at the Church Society's rooms, Phillip-street. The President (the Dean of Sydney) took the chair at twenly-five minutes to 4. There not being a quorum present…
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The Provincial Synod of New South Wales met again yesterday afternoon, in the Church Society's Room[?] Phillip-street. At half[?]past 3, there being no quo[?]um present, the President, the DEAN of Sydney,…
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