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
Evening News · Saturday 6 September 1873 · page 2
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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Empire · Monday 8 September 1873 · page 3
IN the Court of Probate, on 5th July, before Sir James Hannen and a speciar jury, the trial of the important will case of Farrell v. Gordon was commenced. The testatrix was Jane Charlotte, Baroness Wells who di[?]…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 11 September 1873 · page 3
THE following is the reply of the Archbishops o[?] Canterbury and York to the memorial with 60,20 signatures, against Romish teaching in the Church o[?] England, presented to them at Lambeth Palace on th[?]…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 12 September 1873 · page 3
ON Sunday last the formal celebration of the inauguration of St. Stanislaus College took place before a large assemblage of people. A precession was formed in front of the residence, of Dr…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 13 September 1873 · page 22
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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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 13 September 1873 · page 7
Last Sunday evening, immediately after Benediction, a meeting of the parishioners was held in the boy's schoolroom. The Very Rev. Dean Sheridan presided, and…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 13 September 1873 · page 4
The Roman correspondence of the Tablet of June 14 contains the protest of the Generals of the Religious Orders in Rome, addressed to Victor Emmanuel, against the…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 13 September 1873 · page 3
At the termination of the Commune of Paris a work of expiation was set on foot as an "amende honorable" for the acts of desecration and blasphemy which had polluted…
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The Protestant Standard · Saturday 13 September 1873 · page 4
WE have been carefully reading and reading again the speech of the Bishop of Sydney at the meeting which originated the Morality Association. We have been…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 20 September 1873 · page 5
The Cooma Gazette reports that the bazaar and fancy fair in aid of the Cooma Catholic church and school missionary fund was a great success, and the most confident…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 20 September 1873 · page 4
A mischance has befallen another attempt to create a schism. We (Tablet) have already mentioned the despatch to the Philippine Islands of a priest; nominated by…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 24 September 1873 · page 5
In the House of Lords, on July 14, Lord Oranmore directed attention to the reply of the Archbishops of Canterbury and York to the memorial of the Church Association, and moved that the innovations of which the…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 24 September 1873 · page 5
This bill of Lord Blachford's has been recast by the Select Committee. All the clauses relating to property given to or in trust for colonial bishops are struck out, it being deemed desirable to communicate with the colonies…
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Sydney Punch · Friday 26 September 1873 · page 1
ONE who in girlhood trailed a victorious pike against the armies of the aliens. That is to say, Mrs. Churchley, while still Carrie Climber, was cleverness itself in wresting "credit" from incredulous shopkeepers, "time" from untimely duns, invitations from…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 27 September 1873 · page 401
This bill of Lord Blachford's has been recast by the Select Committee. All the clauses relating to property given to or in trust for [?]ial bishops are struck out, it being deemed desirable to communicate with the colonies…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 27 September 1873 · page 401
In the House of Lords, on July 14, Lord Oranmore directed attention to the reply of tile Archbishops of Canterbury and York to the memorial of the. Church Association, and moved that the innovations of which the…
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The Protestant Standard · Saturday 27 September 1873 · page 2
The following is the reply of the Archbishops of Canterbury and York to the memorial with 60,200 signatures, against Romish teaching in the Church of England, presented to them at…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 29 September 1873 · page 5
THE following copy of a despatch from the Right Hon. the Secretary of State for the Colonies transmitting a copy of the preamble and of six sections of the bill introduced into the House of Lords last session by Lord Blachford,…
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Empire · Wednesday 1 October 1873 · page 4
WE entirely conour with the reverend gentleman from Melbourne, who, on lost Sunday evening, leading the well worn moral policeman's "beat," delighted, and, we have no…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 3 October 1873 · page 6
A MEETING of the members and friends of the congregation was held on the evening of Monday last, 29th September, the object of which was to take leave of their minister, the Rev. Adam Thomson, who was recently appointed to…
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