Tasmania. Donations of Church Music
In the Tasmanian Catholic Herald of the 11th inst. are thankfully acknowledged the following donations to the musical library of St. Joseph's, Hobart Town, from Mr. William Brown, of…
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The Church in the Capital of Ontario
A residence of four years in Toronto enables me to make a few remarks about Cathclicity in the most nourishing city of the New Dominion. The capital of Ontario is the…
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The Church in Germany is supposed to be in danger. It is attacked, says the world, which looks with interest afc the struggle, by three enemies—by the State…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Telegrams This Day Nominations for the Bathurst Cup. Clarence and New England S. N. Co. Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne. Railway Accountant Charged with Embezzlement. Adelaide at the Sydney Exhibition. Primitive Methodist Assembly. Geelong Races. Interruption of the Overland Telegraph Latest From New Zealand, and Mauritius. &c., &c., &c. BATHURST. Friday, 9.17 p.m
The nominations for the Bathurst Cup are as follow:—Surbiton, Index, Paradise, Stanhope, Lieutenant, Greyskin, Marske, Count, Kelso, Wrangler, Warrior, Clodhopper, Acorn…
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TWELFTH, THIRTEENTH, AND FOURTEENTH DAYS—THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY. THE Conference on each of these days was opened by the President in the usual way, and the minutes were…
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THE Conference was opened by the President in the usual way, and the Rev. A. RIGG engaged in prayer. The minutes of the preceding day's session were read and adopted…
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THE Conference on each of these days was opened by the President in the usual way, and the minutes were read and adopted. LAY REPRESENTATION…
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THE Conference was opened by the PRESIDENT, and the Rev. W. J. K. PIDLINGTON engaged in prayer. The minutes of the preceding day's session were read and confirmed…
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THE conference was opened by the President, and the Rev. W. J. K. Piddington engaged in prayer. The minutes of the preceding day's session were read and confiremed…
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THE conference was opened by the President, and the Rev. W. J. K. Piddington engaged in prayer. The minutes of the preceding day's session were read and conformed…
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A meeting was held at H. Coheu's, Esq., J.P., on the 3rd inst., for the purpose of taking steps towards building a Romaa Catholic Church in the town of Brewarrina. The following…
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The first public meeting of the Catholic Union of Ireland was held in St. Kevin's Chapel, Pro-Cathedral, Marlbqorough-strcet, on Tuesday, 26th Nov. There was…
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THE following reply to memorialists who petitioned the Conference to suspend the operation of the rules in relation to Sunday schools was adopted by the Conference. REPLY TO MEMORIALISTS…
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ESTABLISHED AT SYDNEY A D. 1845—PARENT BRANCH OF ST. MARY AND ST. JOSEPH. REPORT FOR HALF-YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1872. The usual half-yearly meeting of the Parent…
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Among the various commissions executed by the Rev. Dr. Quinn, the Roraaa Catholic Bishop of Brisbane, was (says the Brisbane Telegraph of the 20th ult.) the purchase of a very splendid…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Telegrams This Day. the Yan Yean Water Works. Rise in the Rate of Discount. Valedictory Address to Viscount Canterbury. the Tasmanian Meeting, &c. Advance in Maize. Anticipated Return of Mr. Francis to Melbourne. the Agent-generalship of Victoria. the New Loan. Australian Cup Betting. Drunken Railway Driver. Wheat Market Inactive. the Scots' Church, Melbourne. Windsor Municipal Election. Whaling Cruiser at Jervis Bay Newcastle, Singleton, and Other Cricketers. Heavy Floods in Queensland. Railway Accident, Melbourne. Decrease of Victorian Electors. Latest From South Australia, I and Tasmania. &c., &c., &c. BATHURST. Monday, 8.54 p.m
Messrs. Mayne and Stewart were elected aldermen. Several horses and cattle were struck by lightning in this district hist night…
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A MOST extraordinary act—the attempted murder of a woman by her husband—took place in Chalmers' Church, or better known as Dr. Nicolson's, last evening. The man's name is Napoleon Franks, and it appears…
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THE annual meeting of the Congregational Home Missionary Society for New South Wales took place on Tuesday evening, in the new schoolroom adjoining the Pitt-street Church, the Rev. John Graham being in the chair…
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It having been determined, to re open the meetings of the above society after the Christmas holidays with an appropriate entertainment, a literary and musical reunion was given by the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Germany. Catholic Meetings in the Rhine Country
There so many of those, all springing from the great "Catholic Union," established at Mainz, that it would be hopeless to enumerate the places where they have been held. But…
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