The Falk Laws and the Church
THE erudite correspondent who supplier the SYDNEY MORNING HERALD with intelligence regarding affairs in Germany has been in the habit, for some time past,…
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Victorian Church Assembly. Melbourne
The Church of England Assembly for 1883 commenced to-day. The Bishop of Melbourne, in an eloquent address, referred to the criticism which had been passed on his action in allowing the Rev…
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The annual meeting of the congregation of Scots Church, Collins-street, was held this evening, at the close of a special meeting held to consider the relations between their pastor and the Melbourne Presbytery…
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The Church of Jesus Christ was founded and supported in the face of a series of the most virulent and tempestuous blasts of persecution that ever assailed any earthly institution. Jesus…
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The St.Phillip's Church of England Grammar School held their sports on Friday last, at the Ivanhoe park. Manly Beach. The prizes were numerous and valuable, and the whole affair passed off most agreeably.subjoined…
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With its acres of meadow land being rapidly cut into building sites, its country lanes being converted into roadways, its fields into flower gardens, and its sparse and scattered population increased and massed, Marrickville is…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mr. Buchanan and the Corruption of the Churches. to the Editor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph
Sir,--At the risk of being thought guilty of an intrusion, I ask room for a hasty remark or two on au article by Mr David Buchanan, in your Saturday's number, headed, " The Churches: how they became…
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The annual meeting of the congregation of Scots Church, Collins-street was held on September 24, at the close of a special meeting held to consider the relations between their pastor and the Melbourne Presbytery. Dr. M'Crea moved…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Churches—how W They Became and Remain Corrupt. to the Editor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph
Sir,--Sir white, in his reply to my article, says nothing that could not he very easily answered. So much so, that I prefer waiting till I see something worth answering. I don't see the use of yoking up…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Catholic. the Archbishop's Memorial
On Monday evening a meeting of the Archbishop vaughan Memorial Committee was held, the very Rev. Dr. Sheridan, Administrator, presiding. The very Boy. Dean Mahony, and Messrs. P…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →The Redmond Mission in New Zealand
Mn. ,T. B. Redmond, M.P. (says the N. Z. TABLET, September 21), will probably arrive at the Bluff, towards the end of the present month, and will address a meeting at Invercargill, whence…
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At the conclusion of tho mission at Young, to which we referred in our last issue, tho Very Rev. Father Moore, O.C.C, who conducted the mission, delivered a discourse in which special…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →America. Dreadful Catastrophe in Connection with a Catholic Excursion. Sixty-three Lives Lost. (Catholic Mirror, Baltimore, July 28.)
While the parishioners of Corpus Christi parish were waiting the return, on last Monday evening, of their relatives and friends who had gone down the river to…
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"In all points temptel like as we are, yet without sin." HEBREWS iv., 15. Yes, even in that awful condition of man's nature which we call temptation, He, the Holiest, chose to…
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Mrs Hampson held the first of the second series of public services in the Exhibition Building last night, when there was an attendance of fully 5000 persons. Mrs Hampson's voice was equal to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mails by the Mirzapore. Extraordinary Scene at a Church
Some months ago certain charges of misconduct were made against the Rev. E. J. U. Fitzroy, incumbent of St. Jude's, Liverpool. After a preliminary investigation Mr. Fitzroy was inhibited…
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The mid-day sorvioBJn the Protestant Hall yesterday was well attended, though the g dleries were not so well filled so they have been on some occasions. Mrs Hampson delivered an earnest…
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On Tuesday last we published a telegram from Dr. Gilchrist in reference to an alleged difference between himself and the congregation worshipping in the Hotham Presbyterian Church, showing that the telegram previously…
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THE Rev. J. F. Patterson, of London, concluded a week's mission at St. Nicholas' Church, Penrith, on Sunday last. The rev. gentleman has been unusually successful in…
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It is not too much to say that the growth of the Catholic Church is one of the most remarkable facts in the history of Australia, From a, small band of missionaries…
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