Church Eviction
A REMARKABLE scene, reminding one if the incidents of domestic misery that have attended the eviction from their homes of the peasantry of Ireland mid the north of Scotland, occurred exactly…
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The Priest ! the Parish Priest !
"Parish priest" in Ireland always means a priest of the Roman Catholic Church; but the title is now not unfrequently given to the parochial clergy of the Church of England above the…
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AT Vestry meetings in the following parishes, the undermentioned gentlemen were elected for the ensuing year. PADDINGTON.—At St. Matthias's Church, Mr. J. B. Durham, minister's church warden; and Mr. R. Westaway, people's…
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WE hear a voice from our Sister-land, Which seems like an echo from over the wave--So pure is the thought of that good bright band, Who are striving the poor and the maimed to save…
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MARCH 24.—A public meeting was held in St. James's achoolroom, Bishop Barker presiding, at which it was resolved to institute a Church of England Temperance Society…
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Sunday, 12.—Low Sunday—1st after Easter dup. Tototemp Parsch A post et Ma't habent O prop in festis B. M. V. Conf Pont et non Pont, Virg et non Virg ac alior…
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THE Easter examination of the pupils of the certified Roman Catholic Denominational School took place (reports the Burrangong Chronicle) in the schoolroom on Wednesday afternoon, in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Holy Week.—st. Matthew's Church, Windsor
As a suitable introduction to the ceremonies of Hely Week, the Very Rev. Dr. Shechy, on Palm Sunday, delivered a simple yet full aud instructive discource, explanatory of the mysteries and…
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UPWARDS of twenty-five years have elapsed since the old church of St. Stephen's, Newtown, was erected in Bedford-street, on an allotment of ground…
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LAST week we called our readers attention to Mr. Akroyd's difficulty at Copley, and incidentally mentioned that against the will of the founder and patron of St. Alban's, that church had been perverted to…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Sympathy with the Catholics in Germany. Grand Metting at St. James's Hall in London. (From the Weekly Register and Catholic Standard, February 14.)
AN overwhclming and enthusiastic meeting, convened by the Catholic Union, was held on Friday, the 6th Feb., at St. James's Hall, Regent-street, London, to express sympatliy with the Catholics of Germany, under…
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THE papers by the last Suez mail have brought some very important and very gratifying news. A great, a noble meeting has been held by the Catholics of England…
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MANY of our metropolitan readers will be glad to learn—as they will by reference to an advertisement in another column—that tenders have been invited for the erection of a mortuary…
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THIS great and imposing assembly, summoned boy the Catholic Union of Great Britain to express sympathy with their persecuted brethren in Germany, took place on the 6th February, at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sympathy with the Catholics of Germany. (From the Weekly Register and Catholic Standard, February 14.)
AN overwhelming and enthusiastic meeting, convene by the Catholic Union, was hold on Friday, the 6th Fob., at St. James's Hall, Regent-street, London, to express sympathy with the Catholics of Germany, under…
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND.--Bishop Barker is to be requested to lay the foundation stone of the addition to the Cathedral at Bathurst, and the Hon. John Campbell and Hon. Charles…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Signated Answer of Church of Ireland Protestant Defence Association. "Thou wicked servant." --Luke xix. 22
It is my glory that I am. " Protestant" in Latin, and "Martyr" in Greek are synonymous, and mean "witnesses" for truth, and against error…
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The plans for the new church, St. Mary's the foundation-stone of whcih is to be laid by his Lordship the Catholic Bishop of Goulburn on the 21st May next, have been received by…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bengala; or Some Time Ago. an Australian Story. Chapter Xv. Lynch Sleep. Isabel Acts. They buried Nellie in the new churchyard
Two graves now caught the eye of travellers on the nigh road, and for some time after it was still only two, none other being added. On the very day they bore her this last home…
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The Roman Catholic Church at Oxford has just been completed, and, we believe, will shortly be opened by the Rev. Father O'Dowd. The want of a place of worship in this rising district of…
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