Catholic. the Cardinal's Circular
WE have received a copy of the following important circular:— Rev. Dear Sir,—To the effect that all the faithful throughout the Archdiocese may have an…
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Sir H. D. Wolfs Mission
London, Oct. 31.—Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, who arrived here from Constantinople yesterday, bad an audience with the Sultan to-day. His Highness declared that he would warmly support…
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Father Vaughan, of the great English Catholic family, which (says a San Francisco paper) in this generation has given four sons to the priesthood, including the late Archbishop…
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London, Nov. 2.—The Radieals are modifying their attacks upon the Established Churches of England and Scotland…
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LONDON, November 4.—A movement is being promoted in London for the defence of the Established Church against the attacks of the Radicals. Earl Grey, Lord Selbourne, the Duke…
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On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Graham, of Strathearn, laid the corner-stone of the Presbyterian School-Church now being built on an excellent site in Victoria-street, Charing Cross,…
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The corner-stone of the Presbyterian school church now in course of erection in Victoriastreet, Charing Cross, Waverley, was laid on Saturday afternoon, the interesting ceremony…
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On Saturday afternoon the foundation-stone of a new Presbyterian church was laid at Waverley, by Mrs. Grahame, wife of the Hon. W. Grahame, M.L.C. The ceremony was witnessed by a large number of spectators,…
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The foundation-stone of a new Presbyterian church was laid in Newtown on Saturday afternoon by Mr. John Gardiner, in the presence of a numerous assemblage. Before the ceremony a short service was held…
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The Plenary Council, or, as it is also styled, the National Synod, of the Australia will commence at St. Mary's Cathedral on Saturday next, and the fact that all the Roman Catholic…
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A tea and public meeting was held in the temporary Presbyterian Church, Leichhardt, on Tuesday night, under the presidency of Rev.A.Gardiner, of the Glebe. Addresses were delivered by the chairman. the Revs…
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For some time past the Presbyterians of Leichhardt have been striving to establish a church, and a few months ago they secured the services of the Rev. H. A. Hutchison. Service…
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A short but severe thunderstorm passed over Parramatta on Tuesday. At [?] a terrific clap of thunder occurred which sent the residents rushing round looking for the damage, when it was discovered that…
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The southernmost of the two towers of St. John's Church, Parramatta, was struck by lightning about a quarter-past 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, during a brief thunderstorm, and was considerably damaged. The storm…
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A large audience, principally of ladies, attended the meeting of the Victorian Presbyterian Assembly on Wednesday, when the Scots Church affair was brought up. Professor M'Donald read the statement…
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The central committee of the Church of England Temperance Society met at the Church Society's Rooms, Phillip-street, yesterday afternoon; the Rev. A. W. Pain in the chair. The proceedings were commenced with…
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A large audience, principally of ladies, attended the meeting of the Presbyterian Assembly to-day, when the Scots Church affair was brought up. Professor M'Donald read the statement of the case…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--A meeting of persons favourable to the establishment of a new Australian church, to be conducted by the Rev. Charles Strong, was hold to-night…
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