A Mission From Rome
Cardinal Howard, we learn (says the Dublin Freeman, July 14), is about to pay a visit to Dublin. The London correspondent of the MANCHESTER GUARDIAN announces…
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At the Adoriginal Mission, Warangesda
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Two months ago we gave an illustration of a native corroboree at the Rev. Mr. Gribble's station on the Murray. It represented Aboriginal amusement after the day's toil was done, and we now supplement it with…
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A REQUIEM High Mass in connection with the death of Archbishop Vaughan was celebrated at St. Patrick's, on Thursday morning. The Cathedral was crowded in every part. All the…
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ST. Andrew's Anglican Cathedral was crowded to the doors last Sunday night to hear the Bishop of Newcastle. Scores of people stood through the entire service, and hundreds went away,…
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LONDON, August 30— The Irish National League has thanked the Messrs. Redmond for their exertions in Australia in the cause of the League, and has eulogised the splendid…
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When the late Dr. Vaughan arrived in New South Wales, he boldly affirmed in one of his public addresses that Christianity was first planted in Britain by the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →" Eternal Life, the Gift of God Through Jesus Christ Our Lord." a Sermon by the Rev. J. W. JOHNSTONE, M.A., Incumbent of Christ Church. Enmore. Sydney
"The wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life, through Jesus Christ Our Lord,"- ROM. VI. 23. The second part of our text presents a contrast…
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At a meeting of the board of management of the Scots Church, Melbourne, held on August 30, a letter was received from the Rev. Charles Strong, formally intimating that he had resolved to resign his charge as minister of the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →LORD R. Churchill and the Khedive. (From the Pall Mall Gazette, June 5.)
The general verdict, as we believe, on the evidence submilted by Lord Randolph Churchill against the Khedive will certainly be that the case is "not proven." If the jury were obliged either to convict or acquit, the Khedive would…
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We learn from our Newcastle correspondent that on Thursday evening in the Protestant Hall, Newcastle, the Rev. John Osborne, of the York-street (Sydney) Wesleyan Church, lectured in reply to Mr…
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THE following appeared in our city edition of last week:— "A telegram has just been received this (Friday) morning to the effect that it rests with the people of this Archdiocese whether the…
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in some way for the spiritual needs of the Christmas among the Indian tribes along the banks of the Amazon, in South America, the Brazilian Bishop of Para has thought of having a large steamboat, of light draught, built and fitted…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Roundabout Papers on Old Colonial Churches. No. Ii. St. Paul's, Cobbity
Those who are interested in choice pictures of colonial scenery and who have made it their special hobby to find them out can have hardly failed to hare visited the district of Camden. Probably in no…
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The second of a aeries of lectures on city mission work was given by Mr. M. H. Bowmaker, in the ', Temperance Hall, last evening. The meeting, which was well attended, was presided over by Mr. J. P…
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The second leeture on City Mission Work was given by Mr. M. H. Bowmaker, under the auspices of the Sydney City Mission, in the Temperance Hall, last evening. There was a large attendance, and Mr. J. P. Walker presided. Bofor…
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A bazaar and wild flower show in aid of the building fund of St. Leonards Wesleyan Church was opened at the School of Arts, St. Leonards, yesterday afternoon. There was a very large attendance…
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This afternoon Mrs. Hampson commences her mission work in Sydney by presiding over a meeting in the Protestant Hall for the purpose of forming a Women's Prayer Union. To-morrow evening, at the…
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A MISSION, conducted by the Rev. Father Moore, O.C.C, which had been opened have on the 26th ultimo, was brought to a close on Sunday evening last. On the opening occasion, and on each…
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THE second of a series of lectures on city mission work was given by Mr. M. H. Bowmaker, in the Temperance Hall, last Tuesday. The meeting, which was well attended, was presided over by Mr. J. P…
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