Lord Randolph Churchill and the Mud Cabins of Ireland
Lord Randolph Churchill, in his speech on Tuesday night, May 31, was very severe on the "mud-cabin" theory of Mr. W. II. Smith. The following are the passages in…
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Church of England Sydney Synod. to the Editor of This Herald
Sir,—Having read in your issue of 20th ultimo "the main portion of the report of the standing committee to be presented to the synod," I trust you will permit an exsynod member to point out other matters for consideration…
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SIR,-- I was pleased to notice your correspondent's letter in to-day'a issue in above matter. It has always to me been inexplicable why a clexgyman of Dr. White's ability has year after year…
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A special service in connection with the dedication of the new organ recently imported from the manufactory of Messrs. Hill and Sons, the builders of the St. Andrew's Cathedral organ and sundry others in the city and suburban…
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Those who are old enough to recollect St. John's Church in its early days will have considerable difficulty in recognising it now. Judging from the architecture merit of that pardon of…
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The sixth synod of the Diocese of Sydney commenced this morning in the Cathedral, when Divine service was performed by the Rev. Dr. Corlett. The formal business of the synod was appointed to…
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The second session of the sixth Synod of the Diocese of Sydney was commenced yesterday afternoon in the Church Society's house, Phillip-street. There was a very large attendance of the clergy of…
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The Second session of the sixth synod of the dinette of Sidney commenced yesterday. As usual, special service took place at St Andrew's Cathedral in the morning. The synod assembled…
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The sittings of the Charon of England Synod were continued yesterday. The proceedings were to a large extent of a formal and official character. The Bishop of Sydney referred to something he had said…
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The fifth conference of representatives of the Pres-byterian Churches of Australian commenced its sittings at St. Stephen's Chruch, Phillip-street, yes-terday morning when a large number of delegates…
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The fifth conference of representatives of the Presbyterian Churches of Australasia and Tasmania commenced its sittings in St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, at 11 o'clook yesterday morning. The chair was occupied by the…
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The sittings of the Church of England Synod were resumed dyesterday afternoon, in the Church Society's house. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. The PRIMATE gave the following replies to questions…
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At the monthly meeting of the Church Society (the Very Rev. the Dean in the chair), on Monday last, the following grants were made :--£20 for repairs to church and cost of vestry at Wilton :…
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The Presbyterian Intercolonial Conference resumed its sittings in St. Stephen's church, Phillipstreet, yesterday morning, when the Rev. D. F. Mitchell, Moderator of the Queensland General…
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The sitiings of the fifth conference of representativos of the Presbyterian Churches of Austral[?] and Tasmania were resumed at St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, yesterday morning, under the prosidency of the Rev. D. F…
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Sir,--I trust yon will grant me space for a few remarks with reference to a letter signed "N. M'Leod, jun[?].," which appeared in to-day's issue in above matter…
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The Synod continued its sittings yesterday at the Church Society's house, Phillip-street, the Primate in the chair. After prayer', some formal business was transacted…
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The synod resumed its sittings yesterday at 4 p.m. In answer to a question, the chancellor stated that there does not exist any provision for using a consecrated church in which divine service has ceased to…
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The third sitting of the conference, was commenced in St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, yesterday morning. NEW MONTHLY PERIODICAL…
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