Extraordinary Scene in a Church
THE Melbourne AGE gives the following account of an extraordinary scene in a church. Last Sunday night week, after the Rev. F. Lawson Wilson, minister of the Wellington-street Independent…
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Extraordinary Scene in a Church
LAST Sunday night (the Aqe reports), after the Rev. F. Lawson Wilson, minister of the Wellington-street Independent Church, Collingwood, had finished his discourse, he proceeded to read a paper explaining to the congregation…
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On the 2nd of January. 1873, a fine ship anchored off Dungeness, having on board 350 stout and able-bodied men with a number of women and children —all bound for Australia. The weather was, of…
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IN October, 1872, the Presbyterian body of this district undertook the erection of a new church from a design prepared by J. Horbury Hunt, architect, Sydney, under whose direction the whole of the several works have been completed…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Chairman of the Primitive Methodist Church. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—I see by your report of the proceedings conn[?] with the laying of the foundation stone of the N[?] Protestant Hall, that a document was placed beneath [?] [?] certain information, and among the [?]…
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ON the 2nd of January, 1873, a fine ship anchored off D[?]ngeness, having on board 350 stout and ablebodied men with a number of woman and children —all bound for Australia. The weather was, of…
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THE Synod of the above Church met on the 2nd instant, at 7 p.m., in St. George's Church, Castlerongh-street, Sydney. The Rev. Isaao Mackay of Grafton, the retiring Moderator, commenced theo proceedings with praise, prayer, reading of…
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October 22—A special service was held is St. John's Church, Parranmatta, in connection with the Mclanesian missions. 25.—The anniversary tea meeting, in connection with…
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The Conference closed yesterday, and last night a great entertainment was given by some of the English and American visitors to the Orientals, to which Old Catholics were also…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Victoria. Catholic Education at Elaine
The publication of the successful efforts made by the Catholics of the colony in the cause of Catholic education is always to us a pleasing duty. The success of a…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Churchism Versus Protestantism. (To the Editors of the Protestant Standard.)
SIRS,--Bold, brave, and Luther-like has been the opposition of the Standard to that "man of sin" who is now a tolerated hibitue of Rome, and never was the stout uplifting of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hon Reverdy Johnson on Catholic Citizens
The Hon. Reverdy Johnson presided at the Democratic Canservative Mass Meeting held in Baltimore on the 15th instant, and in his address made strong allusion to the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Catholic Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
It is announced in another page that the nuns of West Maitland are about opening an establishment for the reception of Catholic deaf and dumb children. This is a Catholic institution of a kind…
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SIRS,--I must beg a small space in your Columns to reply to " Tis, "who by implication impugns the correctness of my assertion "That the Bishop hast recently, decided ex cathedra…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Femenine Brevites. BELLES call many young fellows to church
The number of lady clerks in the savings bank department of the London Post-office is now about thirty and will be shortly increased. The toast roaster who delivered the following is dead…
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A large number of persons went by special train yesterday to Windsor, to witness the futuresting ceremony of laying the foundation of a new Wesleyan church in Fitzgerald-street, close to George and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Priests' Visit to an Irish Church Mission School
It is an unusual circumstance for one of our schools to be visited by a Roman Catholic priest, unless it be to recover, or to intimidate, some child in attendance; but recently a school…
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Miss E. J. Whately has written the following letter to The Christian -- "Dear Sir,-- Some of your readers may perhaps be interested in a few particulars of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →"Who Translated the Bible? Or, Biblical Memoranda Concerning the Holy Scriptures; Showing the Part Taken by the Catholic Church in Their Translation and Dissemination," &c. By E. S. Hall, Medical Practitioner. (Hobart Town.)
The writer of this little book states that it was occasioned by the calumnious assertions of clerical speakers, made at the annual meeting of the Tasmanian Branch of the British and Foreign Bible Society, in June, 1872, and that the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →America. Converts to the Church
Speaking of converts to the Catholic Church, the Ave Maria says :—We need not go to England to cite examples of illustrious converts. Without leaving the United…
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