Correspondence. St. Thomas's Church (Cow) Bell. to the Editor
SIR:—For very many years past the residents of Balmain (more particularly the western part of the suburb) have been more or less annoyed by the very…
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Anniversary of the Congregational ChUrch
The anniversary services of this church were held last Sunday, sermons being preached in the morning by the Rev. Warlow Davies, of Newtown, and in the…
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The foundation stone of St. Stephen's Mission Church, in Edgecliffe-road, Woollabra, was laid on Saturday by Lady Carrington, in the presence of a large number of distinguished persons…
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The ceremony of laying the corner stone of St. Stephen's Mission Church, which is situated on the Edgecliffe-road, Waverley, was performed by Lady Carrington on Saturday…
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On Saturday afternoon the foundation-stone of St. Stephen's Mission Church, Edgecliffe-road, was laid by Lady Carrington, the ceremony being witnessed by a large number of ladies and gentlemen, amongst whom were Sir…
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STROUD, Monday.--The foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church was laid to-day by Mis. J. M'Kay of Cangon, Dungog, the Rev. J. M. Ross aud D. Baird being present…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The resignation of the Rev. Dr. M'Donald of his charge of the Dorcas-street Church, South Melbourne, was the occasion for a high tribute being paid him…
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NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.--His Eminence Cardiual Moran--accompanied by Dr. Carr (Arch. bishop of Melbourne), Rev. Dr. Moore (Bishop of Ballarat), Dr. Lanigan (Bishop of Goulburn),…
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A meeting of the parishioners and church-officers of St. Stephen's Church, Rookwood, was held on Monday evening, to consider "the present crisis through which the Church of…
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A LARGE number of the parishioners of Rockwood-cum-Auburn assembled in St. Phillip’s school-church, Auburn, on Friday evening last to take part in a valedictory tea meeting…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →St. Marg[?]s Church, Liverpool, and the Rev. J. Bell Cox. To the Editor
Sir,—History repeats itself. The persecution to which the Rev. J. Bell Cox has been subjected, culminating in his imprisonment, is simply a repetition of the vindictiveness, dictated by ignorance…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Auburn Church Dispute. to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph
Sir.--After all that has been cut you on this subject it now becomes my duty to give your readers the other side of the question. A public lecture, which was announce on…
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The abovenamed church is already in a state of partial completion. The structure consists of a neat brick building, in Early English style, pointed with cement dressings, and the windows are of cathedral tinted glass, with coloured[?]…
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At the Water Police Court, this morning, George Walsh, on remand, charged with being found on the night of August 1 in the enclosure of St. Philip's Church, Churchhill, for an…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Wesleyan Church in Tonga
By the s.s. Labeck, which arrived from Tonga early yesterday morning, the Rev. W. G. R. Stephinson, president of the New South Wales and Queensland Wesleyan Conference,…
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Occasionally even men who have been bred from childhood in the Roman superstition are startled by a sudden conviction of its evil teaching which they have been accustomed to…
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Seven Roman Catholic prelates took part in the recent opening ceremony of the Redemptorist monastery of St. Alphonsus at Waratah, namely--His Eminence the Cardinal…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Catholic. the Question of the Knights of Labour
WE notified last week our intention of re-publishing the admirable letter of Cardinal Gibbons, which has a special significance now that the Holy Sec has declared in favour of the Knights of Labour…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Orangeism and St. Andrew's Presbyterian Minister. (To the Editor of the Protestant Standard.)
SIR,--Seeing a letter from a Mr. McCreadie in reply to the paragraph you had in the Standard on a previous week, and having been supposed to be the person who supplied all the information…
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Cable messages of a more or less ambiguous character were recently received in Australia relative to the dispatch from Rome of a special Papal commissioner delegated to inquire into the…
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