Mr. Glover's Temperance Mission
Mr. T. W. Glover gave his final address at the Town-hall on Thursday night, his subject being "The Comic Side of a Drinker's Life." The object of the lecture was to raise funds for…
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T. W. Glover's Mission
A LARGE audience was present at the Parramatta Assembly Hall on Tuesday evening, to welcome the great temperance lecturer, Mr. T.W. Glover, who is o[?] a missionising visit…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Roman Catholic Church, Penrith. "Corpus Christi." Mass and Procession
On Thursday forenoon last was commemorated, in connection with St. Nicholas Church, the moveable festival known as Corpus Christi. For the benefit of those unacquainted with the Catholic ritual, it may…
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A CASE of considerable interest occupied the attention of the Small Debts Court at Albury, on Wednesday. The Rev. Dr. Dunne, the local head of the Catholic congregation, was summoned for…
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HIS Lordship the Right Rev. Dr. Higgins, Assistant Bishop of Sydney, after the private audience with the Holy Father duly notified by cable, proceeded on his way to Sydney in the Orient…
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MRS. Ada M. Docker, the hon. treasurer of the Infants' Home at Ashfield, wrote on Thursday week to the S. M. HERALD in reply to the observations of his Eminence the Cardinal-Archbishop,…
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In view of the recent revelations at the inquiry into the Cronin murder regarding the Working of the Clan-na-Gael Society in the United States, all the Roman Catholic…
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For this week's pulpit echoes, as will be seen, we go rather farther afield than we have hitherto done. Last Sunday afternoon we dropped in at the above church, and were most successful in carrying out the…
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Under this heading sermona by eminent preacliers are published in this widely-circulated paper, in order that, in the remote interior, where there are no churches, and a clergyman is rarely seen, the stockman, the miner, the…
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We do not often have anything in the way of sensational religion to parallel the performance of the Rev. John Jasper, colored minister, of Richmond, Virginia (U.S,A.), in his latest plece…
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BRISBANE, Thfs Day. -- A letter received on Saturday from Mr. Dillon says that it is his intention to visit Barcaldine and Bundaberg, two places which were not on his…
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Sir,--Mr. Parkin, delegate of the Imperial Federation League, last night stated that his mission to Australia was to ascertain the state of public opinion regarding Imperial federation,…
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The Standard states that Mr. Dillon is prudently touring when the plan which he engineered is breaking down. The Dublin Freeman's Journal announces…
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Monsignor Persico, the Roman Catholic prelate who was sent by the Pope in the autumn of 1887 to report on the condition of Ireland, asserts that he holds proofs that…
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ANOTHER case of making devotion a blind to screen villainy was heard at the Central to-day, when Mary Ann Heames, an elderly person, of genteel appearance…
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A tea and public meeting in connection with the Sydney City Mission took place at the Redfern Ragged School, Botany-street, last evening. There were about 400 persons at the tea, and…
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Tho Reva. G. James and Kenny, Primitive Methodist ministers, waited on the Minister for Lands yesterday with reference to a site for a Primitive Methodist Church at New Lambton. They stated that certain…
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MANILLA, Tuesday.--The Rev. Dr. Sellers opened a new Wesleyan church in this town on Sunday last, and although the state of the roads and the fresh in the Namoi and Manilla…
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A deputation, consisting of Revs. G. James and B. Kenny, Primitive Methodists, waited on the Minister for Lands yesterday with reference to the site for a church at New Lambton…
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