Presbyterian Church Schemes
A PUBLIC meeting to advocate the schemes of the Presbyterian Church was held in St. Stephen's Church, Macquarie-street, last evening. The Moderator (Dr. M'Gibbon) presided. There was a…
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Presbyterian Church of New South Wales
A PUBLIC meeting of the members of the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales was held in St. Stephen's Church, Macqusrie-street, yesterday evening, in aid of the schemes of the Church. There was but a lunited…
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THE General Assembly met, after adjournment, yesterday morning, in St. Stephen's Church. The morning sederunt was occupied with the consideration of an appeal by the Rev. Dr. M'Gibbon,…
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THE Presbyterian General Assembly met for its seventy sederunt yesterday morning at St. Stephen's Church, Macquarie-street, and was constituted by the Moderator with prayer. The minutes of the preceding sederunt were…
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THE General Assembly met again, yesterday morning, for the eleventh sederun[?] The report of the agent of the Church, concerning the church and school lands fund, and other matters, was…
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THE Assembly met at half-past 10 o'clock, and was constituted by the MODERATOR with prayer. The minutes of the previous sederunt were read and confirmed. REPORT OF THE AGENT FOR THE CHURCHES…
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THE A[?]mbly met at half-past 10 o'clock yesterday morning, and was constituted by the Moderator with prayer. The minutes of the preceding sedorunt were read and confirmed…
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THE thirteenth sederunt of the General Assembly was held yesterday morning. The report of the widows and Orphans Association was read by the [?] Dr. Fullerton, and approved with thanks to…
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THE Orange Examiner reports that a numerouely-atteaded meeting of Catholics of the Forest was held immediately after Mass, on Sunday last, in the large room of Mr. J. Moroney's public-house…
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In 1841 a Government expedition was sent out from this country to the Niger, with a view of promoting the substitution of an innocent and lawful commerce for the slave-trade which had…
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In the Tablet, 8th August, appears a letter from the Rev. Bernard Delaney, of Albany, appealing for aid towards the erection of a church, a convent, and school there. From that…
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND.--The foundation-stone of the enlargement of St. John the Baptist's Church, at Ashfield, was laid by the Bishop of Sydney.--The opening of St. David's temporary…
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THE Contemporary Review (Strahan) begins with the third part of Mr. W. R. Greg's "Rocks Ahead," treating this time of the spread of unbelief, and the divergence of the highest intellect of the nation from…
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Rome, October 7.—Monseigneur Th[?]dole, a dignitary of high rank connected with the Vatican, has been captured near Frosenone by brigands, who demanded a ransom of 30,000…
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THERE was held last evening, as per advertisement, a meeting "of friends and supporters of existing educational arrangements," in St. Paul's schoolroom, Redfern. The chief object of the meeting was to form a branch in…
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Rome, October 7.—Monseigneur Theodole, a dignitary of high rank connected with the Vatican, has been captured near Frosenone by brigands, who demanded a ransom of 30,000…
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OUR engraving represents a rather uncommon occurrence in Australia, but one with which Roman Catholics on the Continent of Europe are very familiar—the ceremony of taking the veil, by young ladies, who by that act agree to…
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Rome, October 7.—Monseigneur Testioli, a dignitary of high rank connected with the Vatican, has been captured near Frosenone by brigands, who demanded a ransom of…
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Rome, October 7.—Monseigneur Theodole, a dignitary of high rank connected with the Vatican, has been captured near Frosenone by brigands, who demanded a ransom of 30,000…
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