The Church Society Conference
The second meeting of the Church Society Conference took place yesterday, in the society's house, Phillip-street. The Primate presided, and there was a fairly large attendance of…
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Congregational Church, Parramatta
THE celebration of the fifteenth anniversary the Parramatta Congregational Church, which commenced with special services on Sunday last, was brought to a conclusion by a…
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CONSTANTINOPLE, Sunday,--Sir H. Wolff, special commissioner to Turkey and Egypt, received an audience by the Sultan to-day, when he read a message…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest Intelligence. [By Electric Telegraph.] (Reuter's Telegrams.) Sir Henry Wolff's Mission to Constantinople. Constantinople, Aug. 30
Sir Henry Wolff, special commissioner to Turkey and Egypt, received an audience of the Sultan to-day, when he read a message from, the Queen, in which, her Majesty…
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About 400 Chinese were entertained at a tea-meeting in St. Andrew's Schoolroom last evening in connection with the Church of England Chinese Mission. The Rev. J. D. Langley…
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The following is a brief synopsis of the returns received by the Clerk of the Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Victoria relative to the proposed federation of the Presbyterian Churches of the…
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GRAFTON, Wednesday. -- Mrs. Browne's temperance mission concluded here last night, when a farewell meeting was held. The total number of new pledges taken during the mission was…
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LONDON, September 2.—The report that the scope of Sir Henry Drummond Wolff's mission to the Sultan is restricted to Egyptian affairs, is now found to be incorrect. Sir Henry Drummond…
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DR. Barry's view of the relative position of his Church is certainly a cheerful one "We stand in some degree between the two extremes of Christian thought and Church…
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The following is a brief synopsis of the returns received by the Clerk of the Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Victoria relative to the proposed federation of the Presbyterian Churches of the…
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THE annual social gathering in connection with the mission to the Chinese took place on Tuesday in St. Andrew's schoolroom. There were about 400 Chinese and 150 ladies and gentlemen present, amongst them being…
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THERE was a large attendance at the monthly meeting of the Catholic Total Abstinence Association in St. Mary's Cathedral on Sunday afternoon. Father O'Connor conducted the devotions, and…
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THE northern gable, the celebration of the completion of which will form one of the features of the approaching National Council, is now almost ready to be handed over by the contractor. The…
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The SEMAINE RELIGIEUSE, a Montreal weekly, in an article headed:—"The piety of the Queen of England," says: "During all Queen Victoria and her daughter's stay…
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EVERY cardinal on being invested with the red hat is given a title, taken from some one of the numerous churches in Rome. That of the Cardinal Archbishop of Sydney will be "Santa Susanna"—a…
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The very handsome church of St. Andrew's, which has so far been completed that a portion can be used for Divine worship, will be formally opened by the Primate at 3 o'clock this afternoon. There is probably no parish in the…
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LONDON, Friday.--Lord Randolph Churchill, the Secretary of State for India, in the course of a speech on the Anglo-Russian difficulty, expressed…
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The corner stone of the Granville Presbyterian School-Church was laid on Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Lew, wife of Mr. A. S. Low, J.P., of Merrylands, in the presnce of a large number of persons. The building, which is already in…
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St. Andrew's Church at Summer Hill, a description of which was published in the issue of the Sydney Morning Herald, was dedicated and opened on Saturday afternoon by the Prime of Australia in the presence of…
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The foundation stone of the Presbyterian School Church in Granville was laid on Saturday afternoon. There was very fair attendance.Near the stone a raised platform had been erected, on. which were a…
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