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Churches, 1882

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St. Patrick's Church

Evening News · Saturday 18 March 1882 · page 5

High Mass was commenced at 11 o'clock, by which time the church dedicated to the apostle of Ireland, was so densely crowded that many persons could not obtain admission. The Rev. J. P. Fitzpatrick…

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Church Society

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 18 March 1882 · page 435

The annual meeting of the Church Society was held on Monday sight, in the society's house, Phillip-street. The Very Rev. Dean Cowper presided, and there was an attendance of about 100 persons. The proceedings were opened by the Rev. Canon King…

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A German Lutheran Church in Sydney

Illustrated Sydney News · Saturday 18 March 1882 · page 3

THE German community in Sydney have commenced the erection of a church, to be called the "Deutsche Evangelische Kirche," situated on the north side of Goulburn Street, a few yards from Elizabeth Street…

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Prussia and the Church of Rome

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 18 March 1882 · page 9

LONDON, March 13.—The sending of a Prussian mission to the Vatican is accepted as proving that the kulturkampf, or struggle between the Prussian Government and the…

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Re-opening of St. James's Church

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 21 March 1882 · page 7

St. James's Church, which had been closed for seven weeks, was re-opened on Sunday. The old plaster ceiling, which was in a highly dangerous condition, has been removed, another ceiling of a very ornamental character…

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St. James's Church

Evening News · Wednesday 22 March 1882 · page 8

Last Sunday the Church of St. James, which has been closed for the last seven weeks, was re-opened, the old ceiling which threatened to fall having been taken down and one of an ornamental design being…

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Church Reserves

Evening News · Friday 24 March 1882 · page 2

His Worship the Mayor and Aldermen Playfair, J. D. Young, Davies, and Mr. Merriman this morning waited upon the Colonial Secretary under the following circumstances. It seems that among the reserves…

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Catholic. St. Patrick's Church

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 25 March 1882 · page 14

As stated in our last issue, High Mass (eoramarahiepiscopo) was celebrated in the church, dedicated to the illustrious apostle of Ireland, on St. Patrick's Day, and the building was so densely…

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The Barmaiden's Mission

Sydney Punch · Saturday 25 March 1882 · page 3

A smile for a beer, a chat for three-star, a kiss for the claret cup, And a loving leer with lunch thrown in when the brand of Krug is up, And the bright eyes keep on flashing, for cad or for swell alike, Always ready to grin for cash or for ' shouts ' to do a chi-ike…

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Hibernico-papal and Papal Anglican

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 25 March 1882 · page 4

The attitude of the two prints in Sydney, Hibernico-Papal, and Papal Anglican, is very amusing to observant citizens. Scarcely a topic arises but they…

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The Right Hon. A. J. Mundella on Catholic Education in England

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 25 March 1882 · page 13

IT is seldom in these days of the triumph, real or imaginary, of secular education that one of its highest and most accom-plished friends and patrons vouchsafes to…

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St. Patrick and Early Irish Church Prot., Not Roman. Part of St. Patrick's Armour or Hymn at Tara

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 25 March 1882 · page 8

'I bind to myself to day, the Power of God to guide me, the Might of God to uphold me, the Wisdom of God to tench me, the Eye of God to watch over me, the Ear of God to…

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Deputations. Church Reserves

The Sydney Daily Telegraph · Saturday 25 March 1882 · page 6

A deputation, consisting of his Worship the Mayor (Mr. J. Harris), Messrs. J. D. Young, J. Davies, C.M.G., and Merriman, senior, waited on Sir John Robertson, the Colonial Secretary,…

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Church and School Lands

The Sydney Daily Telegraph · Saturday 25 March 1882 · page 6

Mr. Stimpson, one of same deputation, then drew attention to the fact of certain church and school lands in the district of Carcoar, being tendered for, in place of being submitted…

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A Catholic Priest Imprisoned for Exciting Discontent

Evening News · Tuesday 28 March 1882 · page 2

LONDON, March 27.—Father Feehan, a Catholic priest at Rathdowney, in Queen's County, Ireland, has been sentenced to six months' imprisonment for exciting…

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A Catholic Priest Imprisoned for Exciting Discontent. London, March 27

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 28 March 1882 · page 5

Father Feehan, a Catholic priest at Rathdowney, in Queen's County, Ireland, has been sentenced to six months' imprisonment for exciting discontent amongst the people…

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Disastrous Panic in a Church

Evening News · Wednesday 29 March 1882 · page 3

QUINCY, Ill., Jan. 5, 1882.—During the funeral services of the Rev. Simon Kuhlehenhoelter, at the Salem Evangelical Church, this afternoon, a frightful panic occurred. In the rush for the…

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The British Mission to Rome

Evening News · Thursday 30 March 1882 · page 2

LONDON, March 29.-Mr. Errington, M.P., who was charged by the British Government with a mission to Rome, is now on his return to England from that city…

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The British Mission to Rome. London, March 29

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 30 March 1882 · page 5

Mr. Errington, who was charged by the British Government with a mission to Rome, is now on his return from that city…

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The British Mission to Rome

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 1 April 1882 · page 10

LONDON, March 29.—Mr. Errington M.P., who was charged by the British Government with a mission to Rome is now on his return to England from that city…

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