Redtern Presbyter[?]an Church
[?]lecture entitled "Among may Books" was delivered by the Rev. A. Gardiner, M.A., on Tuesday evening, in the Redfern Presbyterian Church. The Rev. T. J. Curtis presided, and the…
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The Secession of the Scots Church. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Melbourne
At the meeting of the Melbourne Presbytery to-day, the Scots Church session had been cited to appear and produce the minutes, &c., in connection with the decision of the congregation to go on with the Secession…
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The annual publice meeting in connection with the Church of England Sunday School Institute was held in the Pre[?]stant Hall, Cast[?]reagh-street, last night. There was a large attendance. The meeting was presided over by the…
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At the monthly meeting of the committees of the Church Society on Monday [?], the M[?] st Rev. the Primate in the chair, an additional grant of £50 was made towards the cost of all couls'…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--A long discussion took place in the Melbourne Presbytery to-day on the following resolution:--" That the meeting to take into consideration the action of the Scots Church…
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LONDON, August 7.?-General Gordon, in a letter dated June 24, asks for news of the expected relief expedition. He said that the Mahdi's forces, 16,000 strong, were then attacking Khartoum…
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It is announced that the Earl of Northbrook will leave for Egypt on the 30th instant, in order to enter upon his mission in that country…
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Proofs have not been wanting of late of the interest taken in Australian affairs by the Home authorities, and the growing importance and influence of the colonies appears to have been…
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It cannot have escaped the st[?]ntion of even the best [?]bse vant watcher of passing events that the Reman Catholic body, lay and [?] has kept itself at art from the temp ratce…
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WE have already given particulars of the presentations at St. Kieran's College, when his Grace the Archbishop received, addresses and gifts from the clergy of the diocese of Ossory and the priests…
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THE 5th Synod of the Diocese of Goulburn was opened yesterday afternoon. The president, Bishop Thomas, took the chair, and 20 clerics and 31 lay representatives were present. The bishop…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Mrs. Elizabeth Adams' Experience of an Anglican Convent. London, February 10th. 18--
My dearest Mrs. Smith,--I have left St.--'s Convent and Sisterhood never to return! How thankful I am that I have taken this step! Once more I am my natural self,…
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At the meeting of the Melbourne Presbytery to-day, the Scots Church session had been cited to appear and produce the minutes, &c in connection with the decision of the congregation to go on with the Secession…
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Sunday afternoon—“ Shall I he down and have a snooze or go for a constitutional ” is a question I found myself seriously discussing with myself. Of course there could be no…
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The 11 o'clock mass yesterday morning was attended by an exceedingly large congregation. The Rev. Father O'Brien was the celebrant of the mas and the solemn Latin chanting was very impressive…
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The third weekly meeting of the Church Hill Debating Society was held last evening, in St. Philip's schoolroom. The Rev. W. A. Charlton presided, and there was a large attendance. Rules, &c.,…
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After holding a service yesterday morning at St. John's Church, Parramatta, at which 81 young persons of the congregation, 34 from All Saints' Church, and 15 from Pen[?]ant Hill, were confirmed…
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There woe a very largo and fashionable attendance at the concert given in tho New Masonic Hall on Tuesday, in aid of St. Benedict's church. An attractive programme was presented, and…
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BATHURST, Thursday. -- The Synod of the diocess of Bethurst met yesterday. The business done was unimportant. A very handsomely bound and illuminated address, together with a testimonial, was…
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