Departure Op the 'Nelson.' Important Mission. Melbourne. Day of the ' Cup.'
EAUTIFULLY calm passage down the Harbour. Not a soul sick before making 'Sow and Pigs.'…
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Correspondence. Castlereagh Church of England Burial Ground. to the Editor of the Nepean Times
SIR,—I am averse to "rushing into print because partly I think with layment it is a case of "rushing in where augels fear to trend;" but I am anxious to air a grievance, with respect to the Church of…
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In all Saints' Church, East Clevedon, England, on Sabbath evening, July 30, a man did penance for his conduct towards a servant girl, who then, awaited heratrial for…
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It is to be hoped that the new movement may infuse new, life into the Church with greater unity of action; that the ecclesiastical "fetters " "(using the term…
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CONSTANTINOPLE, November 2.-Earl Duffer[?]in having completed the arrangements for his departure for Egypt, had an official audience of the Sultan to-day. His Excellency afterwards…
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In reply to a question in the House of Commons this evening, Sir Charles Dilke, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, stated that the Porte was now reassured of the object…
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The Earl of Dufferin, having completed the arrangements for his departure for Egypt, had an official audience of the Sultan to-day. His Excellency afterwards started for Cairo,…
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The foundation stone of a Wesleyan School-church was laid at Randwick on Saturday afternoon, the ceremony being performed by Mrs. William Clarke, of Como, Potts Point. About 150 ladies and gentlemen were present, amongst…
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CONSTANTINOPLE, November 2.—Earl Dufferin having completed the arragenients for his departure for Egypt, had an official audience of the Sultan to-day. His Excellency afterwards…
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THERE was a great congregation at the Cathedral last Sunday morning, and in fact the building was so crowded that many persons were unable to obtain sittings. High Mass was celebrated by…
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Cincinnati, September 11.—An alarm of fire was given about 9 this morning in St. Thomas' Catholic Church, during the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Union of the Protestant Churches. to the Editor of the Sydney Mail
Sir, — It cannot but have an interest for a considerable section of the Australian community that a Church of England Congress is to be held this month in Melbourne, touching several weighty matters which bear upon the wellbeing of the community, and…
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The foundation stone of a Wesleyan. School-church was laid at Randwick on Saturday afternoon, the ceremony being performed by Mrs. William Clarke, of Como, Potts Point. About 150 ladies and gentlemen were present, amongst…
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The Presbyterian Synod of Eastern Australia met at St. George's Church again yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The Rev. W. S. Donald presided. The thanks of the synod were conveyed to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Anglican Congress in Melbourne. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Melbourne
The first Anglican Church Congress held in Victoria was oponed in the Athenæum by the Bishop of Melbourne, Dr. Moorhouse, to-day. There was a very large attendance, there being amongst those present…
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On Thursday lest, November 9, the churchworkers of St. Barnabas's Church, tendered a picnic to the Rev. Joseph and Mrs. Barnier, at Mortlake, on the Parramatta River. The attendance numbered about…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Church of England Congress at Melbourde. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
The Church of England Congress commenced its sitting to-day. The proceedings began by the Bishop of Newcastle preaching in St. Paul's Church. In the afternoon the Congress met in the…
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ON Wednesday week the bazaar in aid of the Bishop's residence fund was opened by his Lordship Dr. Murray. The Very Rev. Father Hand, v.G., and Fathers Maher, Sheehy, O'Farrell,…
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The first Anglican Church Congress held in Victoria was opened in the Athenaeum by the Bishop of Melbourne, Dr. Moorhouee, to-day. There was a very large attendance, there being amongst those present…
Continued on Trove, page 912 →The CHURCH of England Congress in Victoria. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent) Melbourne
The Church of England Congress terminated yesterday. The visiting clergy were entertained at a breakfast by the clergy of the Melbourne diocese at the Coffee Palace, yesterday morning. The gathering was…
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