Presbyterian Federal Assembly. Third Day
The Federal Assembly of the Pres by terianChurches of Australia and Tasmania met again yesterday, the Moderator (Rev. Alex, Hay, D.D.) presiding…
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Correspondence. Ritual in the Presbyterian Church. (To the Editor of the Protestant Standard.)
SIR,--"A True Blue Presbyterian," takes (J.K.), or (J. R. as it should have been), to task for informing the members and adherents of the Presbyterian Church that a Ritual is being…
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London, Sept. 18.- The Penslavistic tendencies and actions of Bishop Strossmayer, of Croatia, in Austria, have at last brought him into trouble. It is stated that the Vatican has decided upon his…
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London, September 12.- The World surmises that the liberal opinions expressed by Bishop Barry at the Lambeth Conference lost him preferment. " Strong influence is," says' a London…
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Says the CATHOLIC TIMES, August 10 :- The Pan-Anglican Synod at Lambeth has come to an end; the mountain has been in labour, and has brought forth-nothing! No attempt, so…
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The sittings of the Federal Assembly of the Presbyterian churches ot Australia and Tasmania were continued within St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, yesterday morning. The Moderator (the Rev. Dr. Hay) presided…
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WE learn by cable that Dr. Higgins, of Meath, has been appointed Assistant or Auxiliary Bishop of Sydney. Though nothing has publicly appeared on the subject up to this, it is well known that the…
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AFTER resting in an obscure grave in the quiet city of Bathurst for twenty-three years, the mortal remains of the illustrious scholar and orator, Daniel Henry Deniehy, were on Saturday last…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Principal Contents of This Days Paper. the Colliery Crisis. Sydney Timepieces and Trams, by Vaurien. the Women's Column. Our Art Exhibits. Our Fiji Letter. Presbyterian Federal Assembly. Feast to Tue Vernon Boys
LEADERS: THE DENIEHY DISPUTE. SHOULD PLAYS END HAPPILY? TRADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL AND THE…
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The relations between some of the dignitaries of the Church here and the National League (writes the Edinburgh correspondent of the Dublin Freeman, August 11) have been…
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London, September 14.-The sum of £12,500 has, up to the present, been subscribed for the O'Conneli Memorial Church, towards "which amount America and Australia each contributed…
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Sir,—Whilst drawing attention to what he regarded as historical errors in a recent lecture delivered by Canon Kemmis, and reported in the S. M. Herald, your correspondent doubtless wrote from a chivalrous desire to uphold…
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To promote a more careful and more definite use of the term "Church," and to put a check on its application to a mythical and indefinite idea is the object here in view…
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We have had occasion before now, to call the attention of our readers to the position taken by the Church of England Guardian, as the representative organ of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Grin and bear It. to Brother Biretta Brown, The Gridirons, Sydney. From Father Genuflexion Cope, S.J. English Church Disunion, London
Ir-Reverend Brother,--Greeting to the Brotherhoods of S. Alban and S. Lawrence and all the Guilds of the Diocese, The President and Council of the English Church DisUnion, send…
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SIR,--It was my privilege to attend evening worship at this fashionable Sydney church, last Sunday evening. At the outset I must express my deep gratitude to the officiating clergyman…
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As wonderful promises are claimed for "the Church." The question arises-- What is the Church? There is no manner of doubt, that wonderful privileges,…
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THE third anniversary tea meeting and entertainment in connection with the Free Church of England, Kogarah, was held last Thursday evening at the…
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Orange, This Day.-In connection with the Anglican Centennial Fund movement the Rev. Mr. Langley, when here some six months ago, urged that an effort should…
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A TEA and public meeting was held in [?] with the third anniversary of [?] new Wesleyan Church, Macquarie-street, Parramatta, on Wednesday last in the Town Hall…
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