Romanizing the Church of England
In the year 1837, when the young Victoria ascended the throne of England, were there even so many as a dozen clergymen, out of fifteen thousand, who were in the habit of…
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Round the World. [By an Australian.] the Church of St. Paul's-tombs of Shelley and Keats
The Vatican adjoins St. Peter's, but as it was not accessible to visitors on Sunday, we were compelled to postpone our inspection till a future occasion, so having viewed the wonders of this church we started off…
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THE annual meeting of the New Hebrides Mission Synod was held in the island of Nguna, at the station occupied by the Rev. P. Milne. from the 8th till the 17th June. The Synod was opened by an address from t[?]e retiring…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →REVIEW. Forty Years' Mission Work in Polynesia and New Guinea. Rev. A. W. MURRAY. London: Jamon Nisbet and Co
MISSIONARY work still attracts attention, and calls forth the expression of various opinions. The scenes of labour are often new and romantic. Those who take little interest in the spiritual objects of…
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THIS handsome and substantial church, commenced two years ago, but only recently finished, was formally opened on Thursday, the 3rd August. The Rev. Robert Steel, D.D., conducted the services, and preached from…
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July 16.—At St. George's, Parkes, the Rev. J. J. Read performed the ceremon[?] of baptizing the first "native b[?]n Chinese infant" in New Smith Wales, the parents of whom h[?]pe soon to be received into the Church…
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Next Sunday the 3rd proximo, the annual coll the Good Shepherd. Sunday, 27th.—12th Sunday after Pentecost (and 5th Aug.) St. Joseph Calasanctius…
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THE annual meeting of the New Hebrides Mission Synod was held in the island of Nguna, at the station occupied by he Rev. P. Milne, from the 8th till the 17th June. The Synod was opened by an address from the retiring…
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Josephine, Queen-Dowager of Sweden and Norway, died last week at the age of sixty-nine. The name of this illustrious lady must not be passed over in silence in a…
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It has been stated with great persistency in certain quarters that the erection of the Votive Church at Montmartre proves to be impossible. The hill, it was said, was so…
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THIS handsome and substantial church, commenced two years ago, but only recently finished, was formally opened en Thursday, the 3rd August. The Rev. Robert Steel, D.D., conducted the services, and preached from…
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A very successful service of sacred song was given in St. Enoch's Presbyterian Church, Newtown, on Friday evening last, to a large and appreciative audience. J. Gardiner, Esq., occupied the chair, and…
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THIS association was established at Ballarat in 1868, under the name of the "Hibernian Society," and rapidly extended its branches throughout the colony of Victoria. Its fame…
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A MEETING of Catholics was held in the schoolroom, Vale-street, on Sunday last, at the appointed hour, for the purpose of considering business of importance concerning the above…
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THE fire of the 23rd of December, 1874 which devastated a considerable portion of this town must still be vividly in the recollection of our readers. On that direful occasion, amongst [?] buildings destroyed were the Wesleyan church…
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How varied the impressions which a bell, calling people to the house of God, may produce! Not unfrequently are they salutary, A remarkable case illustrative of this occurs in the life of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Germany. Old Catholic Congress
The third "Old Catholic" synod was opened at Bonn on the 7th June. Dr. Reinkens presided, and 31 clergymen and 76 delegates were present. From the yearly…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Home and Foreign England. New Church of the English Martyrs, Tower Hill
It was a happy thought to dedicate the first church erected close to the spot crimsoned by tho first blood shed for the faith under the tyrannical Henry to the memory of the…
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Shanghai, August 13.—The French Mission Chapel at Ningkoofel, in the province of Ugan Sali, was attacked by the populace during the celebration of mass. The priest and many of the congregation were…
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WE this month present our readers with a view of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church at Echuca, one of the most rising of the inland border towns of Victoria. The church is situated nearly in the centre of the town, on a reserve of about three…
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