Catholic Church Wi[?]dsor
ON Sundry last, New Year's Day, the organ" presented to the Catholic Ohurch, at Windcor, by Mr. M'Quade, was used for the Grot time, and there was a grand musical service in honour of…
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Accusations Against the Roman Catholic Priesthood
Under the above name we are compelled to regard certain recent charges brought against the Roman Catholic priests and their late prelate Dr. O'Quinn, as published in the…
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" Vogolweid the Minnesiuger When he left this world of ours, Loft his body in the cloisters Under Wurtzburg's rovorend towers…
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SIR,--Of your Charity pray for the repose of the soul of M. N. This request is to be seen posted up in great numbers in every Roman Catholick place of worship, and the practice of so…
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LONDON, December 27.—A serious accident has happened in the Wesleyan chapel at Camborne, in Cornwall. The floor of the lecture hall above the chapel…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Presbyterian Church Sustentation Fund. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—I have no wish to burden your columns with e[?]lesiastical controversy, but since paragraphs have from time to time appeared in your paper purporting to give an account of the prosperity of what is called the Sustentation…
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The sixth annual meeting of the Church of England Lay Readers' Association was held last night at the Church Society's house, Phillip-street. The attendance was not large, and the chair was occupied by the Dean of Sydney,…
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LONDON,. January 10.—The person Chained With having wilfully set fire to the church at Carlton is the Rev. George Sanger, vicar of Carlton, North. Allerton, in…
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Richard George Sanger, who was committed for trial on a charge of wilfully setting fire to a church at Carlton, has been discharged…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Presbyterian Church Sustentation Fund. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—P. Falconer Mackenzie, of Friendville, Paddington, has declared his views as to the Sustentation Fund of the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales. I am gald that you have admitted his letter, as the principles upon which…
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THE Church of England Lay Readers' Association held their girth annual meeting on Monday at the Church Society's House, Phillip-street. The meeting, which was only thinly attended, was presided…
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ONLY a few workmen are now employed at the Cathedral, all the principle work being finished. The only work remaining to be done in the interior of the main building is tho laying of the…
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FROM the published correspondence in Mr. Fitzpatrick's case, it is clear that he was entitled to Christian burial, and that a most deplorable blunder was made in denying his remains the last…
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Your readers will remember the communication I made some months ago, that pourparlers had been opened by the Prussian Government with the Vatican, in order to come to an understanding about the struggle…
Continued on Trove, page 61 →The Church of England Lay Readers' Association. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—Will you kindly allow me a small apace in your columns to correct a statement made by Mr. Shearston in his report, as Church of England missionary to seamen, submitted to the above association…
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The lives of some 200 persons, assembled for special service in Christ Church, Carmarthen, were imperilled the other night (says the "European Mail" of November 18) by the flues of the…
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THE Church, of England Lay Readers' Association held their sixth annual meeting on Monday at the Church Society's House, Fhillip-street. The meeting, which was only thinly attended, was presided…
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Mr. Shearston, the new-appointed missionary amongst seamen, inaugurated his work by a temperance meeting on board H.M.S. Nelson. The meeting was held on the main deck, a portion of…
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THE two addresses delivered last Tuesday evening at the opening session of the Wesleyan Conference, are deserving of some attention because of the opinions expressed therein in regard to the…
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