Sir Bartle Frere's Mission
A letter in the Cologne Gazette dated Zanzibar, March 13, concludes as follows:-- The Enchantress and the Briton cast anchor at Majamba, or as the natives call it Majamga,…
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The Catholic Union of Ireland
On May 13, the President, Earl Granard, and many of the members of the Catholic Union attended the High Mass at the ProCathedral, his Eminence the Cardinal…
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On Sunday morning a large number of members both of the Catholic Guild aud of the Catholic Literary Association approached the communion rails at Sts. Peter and Paul's…
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At the end of last week a curious incident enlivened the proceedings of the Upper House of Convocation of the Anglican Ecclesiastical Province of Canterbury. A…
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The Swiss Pius-Verein has been holding an important meeting at Gruyeres, in Canton Fribourg, under the presidency of the Bishop of Lausanne, and warmly protesting against…
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The foundation stone of a new church, to be dedicated as new St. Mary's, was laid on Sunday last, by his Grace the Archbishop, in the presence of a large concourse of people. The…
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JUNE 13.—At a meeting held in the Court-house, Wagga Wagga, to take into consideration the condition of the church, it was resolved rather, to take steps for the erection of a new building than to enlarge and repair the present…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Telegrams This Day Supposed Gold Discovery at Bald Hill. Fall Down at Embankment. Church of England School, Bathurst. Governor Bowen's Visit to the Murray. New Law Reform Bill Victoria. False Declaration Under the Land Act. Patent for the Cure of Oidium. Melbourne and Adelaide Commercial Items. Ballarat Winter Steeplechase Meeting. &C. &C. &C. Bathurst
Some miners have pegged out a portion of Bald Hill, close to Bathurst, as gold-mining claims. Mining matters are undergoing a slight…
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DEAR BRETHREN,—In presenting you an account of your council's six months' labours, there is nothing of a chequered or eventful character to dilate upon—and, consequently,…
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The first stone of the new church of St. Monica, Footscray, was laid on Sunday week last by the. Right Rev. Dr. Goold, O.S.A., Bishop of Melbourne. Mass was celebrated…
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When you hear a man defamed--are told that a man is a thief, a scoundrel--you are right to suspend your judgment until you obtain more ample information, for he may have been…
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AT the meeting of the Upper House of the Convocation of the Province of Canterbury, held at Westminster on the 9th of May, a petition was read from 480 "priests of the Church of England." This petition (reports the…
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AN important and influential deputation (reports the Time of May 5) waited upon the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, on Monday, at Lambeth Palace, to present a memorial against…
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THE Singapore Daily Times of April 2 says:—" One part of Mr Reynolds's scheme is to indace Chinese to emigrate and settle in Northern Australia, in the neighbourhood of Port Darwin, and also, if possible, to…
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THE Singapore Daily Times of April 2 says:—"One part of Mr. Reynold's scheme is to induce Chinese to emigrate and settle in Northern Australia, in the neighbourhood of Port Darwin, and also, if possible, to…
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His Lordship the Right Reverend Dr.Quinn, Roman Catholic Bishop of Bathurst, arrived in Mudgee on Wednesday evening last, accompanied by the Rev. Father O'Donovan, our…
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The next is a Hunting scene, which is explained by the inscription it hears: "The meek pastor pursues none but wild beasts." Why is Paul III. called a meek pastor ?…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cable Message. Telegrams This Day Great Fire at Baltimore. Appointment of Catholic Bishops for Australia. Projected Visit of the Queen to St. Petersburgh. the London Metal Market
Lodged in London July 26th, 5.55 p.m. Received in Sydney July 28th, 12.32 p.m. An extensive conflagration has occurred in Baltimore. One hundred and buildings…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams This Day Suicide at Trunkey. Proposed Meeting of All the Catholic Bishops at Bathurst. New Steamer for London and Melbourne Trade. Fatal Accident at a Foundry. the "Rip" Relief Fund. Suicide at Windsor. Armidale Sessions. Suicide at Brisbane. Mr. Mackenzie's Report. the Murder at Adelaide. &c., &c., &o. BATHURST
Dr. Packard, of Trunkey, committed suicide, by severing the jugular vein in his neck on Friday. Financial difficulties are said to have caused the rash deed…
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INTELLIGENCE was brought into Newcastle, on Monday, by the first train from Murrurundi, that the Rev. Father Finn, whilst on his way from Sc[?]ne to Murrurundi, on Sunday last was stuck up on Warland's…
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