New Zealand. the Church in Wellington
On Saturday, 13th September, the solemn reception of two young ladies, the Misses Green and M'Evoy, of Greymouth, into the Order of Mercy, took place in the Cathedral at…
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437 stories in Sydney's papers · page 18 of 22
The Churches
A MEETING of the clergy of the Church of England was held at the Church Society's Room, Phillip-street, on Tuesday, at which several particular matters were discussed,…
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GOOD Sir, some reason give to me Why these two,priests should disagree,! Grimaldi: How did ye like the grand display at St. Mary's ! Wasn't our,Synod opened with…
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Of old, when Bezaleel wrought, his name Proclaim'd the inspiration of his work. When Grecian art with Phidias reached its height, Whence but from like celestial sources flowed,…
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THE General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales met yesterday evening in the Phillip street Church. The proceedings commenced by praise followed by prayer and sermon by the retiring…
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YESTERDAY the ninth annual session of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales was opened in the Presbyterian Church, Phillipstreet. The committee of bills and overtures met in the…
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THE assembly met, pursuant to adjourument, yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. Devotional exercises were conducted by Rev. Dr. White and Rev. Duncan Ross; after which, the business of the day was proceeded with. The…
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SECOND SEDERUTNT.—The minutes of the provious sederant were read and confirmed. QUESTION ON MODERATIOR'S ADDRESS. The Rev. Mr. WHITE desired to know if the General…
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THE General assembly met again yesterday morning. Overtures from the Presbytery of Sydney, and from that of Bathurst, on the appointment of standing committees was taken into consideration. After discussion…
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FOURTH SE[?]T. The Assembly met at the usual hour, and, after devotiontl exercices, proceeded to business. The minutes of the previous sederunt were read and confirmed. STANDING COMMITTEES…
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CHILDREN'S concerts have come to be among the most popular, pleasing, and successful entertainments presented to the public in Young, and that given by the children of the Catholic school…
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THE foundation-stone of the Catholic Cathe-dral of Armagh, which is to be dedicated on Sunday, tho 24th September, was laid on St. Patrick's Day, 1840, by the Most Rev. Dr…
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SUNDAY, the 12th October, 1873, will be long remembered by the inhabitants of Lismore and the surrounding districts. On that day the Right Rev. Dr. O'Mahoney, Bishop of…
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THE assembly met again yesterday morning. On applications of the Rev. J. B. Laughton, and after deliberation, the assembly agreed to an amendment of the report of the church extension committee, by which L50…
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Paray-le-Monial, September 4—Nine hundred pil grims arrived here last night. The train was three hours late. The pilgrims were met by the whole population of the town bearing torches. The procession a…
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SIXTH FEDERIAT.—The Asson bly met yesterday morning [?] [?]al, [?] [?]ses) proceeded to business. OPENING P[?]ALMODY. On the motion of the Rev. [?]r. G[?] it was reso[?]ved that the…
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THE consecration of this splendid church took place on Sunday, August 17, in the presence of a large congregation, including the Mayor and several members of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Protestant Catechism: with the Proofs Thereof Out of the Scriptures, in Words at Length. [We recommend our readers to keep and put together this series for use in their families.] the Church
Q. what is the most strict meaning of the word church! A. The church invisible--elect. All true believers of what nation soever, from the…
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The conversion of Britain from the darkness of Paganism to the glorious light of Gospel truth, must form an interesting subject of of inquiry to every true believer of our race…
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THE assembly met on Saturday morning at 10. After the usual devotional service, the report of the committee on the Erakine-street school property belonging to St. Andrew's Scots Church was brought up by Dr…
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