The Church and the World
The open attempts, and, still worse, the secret intrigues of Bismarck to destroy Catholicity are not confined to Germany. He has entered into the strictest alliance…
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Romish Teaching in the English Church. (Manchester Examiner, May 7.)
THEIR Grances the Archbishops of Canterbury and York had a rather bad time of it on Monday. If such eminent personages keep diaries, we should expect to find the day noted down…
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THEIR Graces the Archbishops of Canterbury and York had a rather bad time of it on Monday. If such eminent personages keep diaries, we should expect to find the day noted down…
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THE Adelaide Irish Harp says:—During the vacancy of the See of Adelaide, caused by the death of the late Bishop Shiel, many reports concerning the appointment of a, successor…
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A public meeting wad held in the schoolroom at Bungendore, immediately after Mass on Sunday, August 11, for the above object. To anyone acquainted with that quiet little…
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The suggestive and valuable paper, read by Mr. Pearson at the last session of the Congregational Union, raised a question not inferior in interest and importance to any of those which…
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THE Adelaide Irish Harp says:—During the vacancy of the See of Adelaide, caused by the death of the late Bishop Shiel, many reports concerning the appointment of a successor…
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ON SUNDAY last, the Mariners' Church, Lower Goorgestreet, was reoponed for Divine service, after having been temporarily closed for the purpose of having offected some rather extensive repairs and alternations. The principle of…
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THE melancholy death at Euston of the Rev. Michael Fitzsimmons, who was not long ago appointed by Archbishop Polding, of Sydney, to the charge of the Roman Catholics at Wentworth, caused great regret in that town…
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The usual half-yearly meeting of the Parent Gurid of St. Mary and St. Joseph was held ia the Ball of St. Mary's Seminary. In the absence of the Chaplain, the Very Rev. Prior Dwyer, the…
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BRETHREN,—Your council have called you together to lay before you the result of the past half-year. It is a matter of congratulation to us all to find, that through the exertions of our…
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The solemn ceremony of the dedication of the new Church of St. Eugene, Deny, to which we have already made brief allusion, was carried out with unusual, pomp. The…
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On Sunday last, the Mariners' Church, Lower George street, was reopened for Divine service, after having been temporarily closed for the purpose of having effected some rather extensive repairs and alterations. The principal of…
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THE melancholy death at Ruston of the Rev. Michael Fitzsimmons, who was not long ago appointed by Archbishop Polding, of Sydney, to the charge of the Roman Catholics at Wentworth, caused great regret is that…
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THE melancholy death at Euston of the Rev. Michael Fitzeimmons, who was not long ago appointed by Archbishop Polding, of Sydney, to the charge of the Roman Catholics at Wentworth, caused great regret in that…
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IN the Court of Probate, on 5th July, before Sir James Hannen and a special jury, the trial of the important will case of Farrell v. Gordon was commenced. The testatrix was Jane Charlotte, Baroness Wells who died…
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Our long-expected desire-the opening of our beautiful church-has been at last realized. On Sunday, the 17th August, we had the hap-piness of witnessing the ceremony of its…
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JULY 28.—A meeting was held at Tumut to wolooma the Rev. D. E. Jones on his return from Goulburn. Aug[?]4.—A public meeting was held at Inverell for the Pu[?] of making provision for a resident minister…
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ON the north side of the chancel at Christ Church, underneath the memorial window erected by his Honor Sir (Alfred Stephen, lies (facing east) a fine recumbent figure of the martyred bishop, John Coleridge Pattason, forming…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Telegrams This Day Arrest of Wild Children Near Balbart. the Victoria Yacht Club. Prospecting for Coal in Victoria. Another Bank Embezzlement. Boat Accident at Sandhurst. the Ruin of Wardill. Payment of Members. Birds Match.—eleven Miles Within the Hour. Betting on the Melbourne Cup and Derby. Death in Bathurst Gaol. Reception of Catholic Bishops. Fire in Bourke-street. [A portion of the following appeared as edition issued last night.] BATHURST
A thousand persons on horseback and in vehicles escorted the Roman Catholic Bishops into Bathurst from Raglan. Only five came by the special train, which arrived at 2.30 p.m…
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