Progress of the Church
The English correspondent of the New York Times writes from London :— "I have written of the rapid growth of the Roman Catholic Church in England—so alarming…
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To the Presbyterians of the Colony. To the Editor of the Evening News. How the Debt on the Scots' Church Was Originally Contracted, and How and Why It Has Never Yet Been Paid
I ARRIVED in New South Wales from the mother country for the first time, May 23rd, 1823; having sailed from Leith, in Scotland, October 14th, 1822. The Church of Scotland, to which I belonged, was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To the Presbyterians of the Colony. Per favour of thi Editor How the Debt on the Scots Church Was ORlGINALLY Contracted, and How and Why It Has Never Yet Been Paid. [By the Rev. Dr. Lang.]
I ARRIVED in New south Wales from the mother country for the first, time, May 23rd, 1823; having sailed from Loith, in Scotland, October 14th, 1522, The Church, of Scotland, to which I belonged, was…
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A PUBLIC meeting of the friends of the Melanesian Mission was held yesterday evening at St. James's schoolroom. His Excellency Sir Alfred Stephen presided, and amongst the gentlemen present were the Revs. Canon Vidal and…
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AFTER an existence of about thirteen years as a township, Wentworth can at length point with satisfaction to the possession of a church. The fact derives additional importanoe, as this is the first building…
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A PUBLIC meeting of the friends of the Melanesian Mission was held on Tuesday evening at St. James's schoolroom. His Excellency Sir Alfred Stephen presided, and amongst the gentlemen present were the Revs. Canon Vidal and…
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The Very Rev. J. E. Tennyson Woods, of Adelaide, has been engaged during the last fortnight in giving a mission at St. Mary's Church. The mission commenced on…
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The Presbyterian Church at the corner of Napier and Gertrude streets, Fitzroy, having long been found unsuitable for the purpose of divine worship; owing to its position…
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WE reproduce from a photograph the architect's design about to be carried into execution for the re-building of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Dunedin. The task set…
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Prom the new edition of the Catholic Director just published, permissu superiorum, 1872, we learn some interesting particulars respecting the Catholic body in Great…
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(To the Editor of the Freeman's Journal.) Sir,—The reports of the various district branches of the above society, which appeared in the January issues of the Freeman, are of an…
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The festival of Irland's patron saint was celebrated in the Cathedral dedicated to his honour on the Eastern Hill, by Solemn Pontifical High Mass, which was celebrated by…
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To familiarize the people of London with the various modes of conducting Divine worship, and the styles of preaching in the numerous places set apart for public worship in that great…
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YESTERDAY afternoon, the foundation stone of the first building erected for the Unitarian Church in this colony was laid in the presence of about 150 persons. The ceremony was performed by Mrs. A. M. A'Beckett. The…
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THE foundation stone of a ' Unitarian Church the first church. built by this denomination in New South Wales, was laid yesterday afternoon, by Mrs. A'Bectett. The site of this church is in Liverpool…
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THE foundation stone of a Unitarian Church, the first church built by this denomination in New South Wales, was laid on Friday afternoon, by Mrs. A'Bockett. The site of this church is in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Election of Churchwardens
AT the annual vestry meetings held on Tuesday last, the following gentlemen were elected as Chruchwardens for the ensuing year:— ST. MARY'S BALMAIN.—Clergyman's warden, Captain…
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On Holy Thursday morning, says the Southern Argus, Solemn High Mass was celebrated by his Lordship (Dr. Lanigan) assisted by the Rev. P. Dunne and Revs…
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