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Churches, 1889

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The First Churches

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Saturday 10 August 1889 · page 2

The chaplains on their arrival in New South Wales have received their nomination to the different chaplaincies from Governor Macqarie ; and by an order issued by him on the…

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The Irish Funds. the Australian Delegates' Mission

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 12 August 1889 · page 5

LONDON, Sunday,--The funds of the Irish National League are reported to be getting very low, and urgent appeals are being made for further subscriptions…

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Chamberlain and Churchill

Evening News · Monday 12 August 1889 · page 5

LONDON, August 11.—Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P. for West Birmingham, delivered a speech at Highbury last night, during which he alluded again to the dispute which arose between Lord…

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Chamberlain and Churchill. a Threatened Split in the Unionist Camp. The Irish Delegates in Australia. LONDON, August 11

The Australian Star · Monday 12 August 1889 · page 6

Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., speaking at Highbury yesterday, ridiculed the patchwork policy of Lord Randolph Churchill as disastrous to the cause of Unionism. Mr…

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The Unionist Party. Mr. Chamberlain and Lord R. Churchill

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 12 August 1889 · page 5

LONDON, Sunday.--Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P. for Birmingham, in the course of a speech delivered at Highbury last night, ridiculed the patchwork policy of Lord…

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Church Society

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 13 August 1889 · page 4

A meeting of the committee of the Church Society was held in the Chapter House Bahturst-street, yesterday afternoon to consider a bill for the superannuation of the clergy, to be brought before the synod. The…

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Street Traffic During Church Hours. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 13 August 1889 · page 8

Sir,—Allow me through the medium of your impartial journal to bring under the notice of those whom it may concern the following:—This evening (Sunday) I attended divine sorvice at the Unitauun Church,…

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Church Bazaar

The Australian Star · Tuesday 13 August 1889 · page 6

MURRUMBURRAH, Tuesday. -- A bazaar in aid of St. Paul's Church of England opens in the Assembly Hall to-night…

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The Anglican Synod

The Australian Star · Wednesday 14 August 1889 · page 8

THE eighth synod of the Diocese of Sydney was commenced yesterday at 4 p.m. in the Chapter- house, Bathurst- street. The Very Rev. the Dean, the Ven. Archdeacons of…

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North Shore Mission

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 14 August 1889 · page 4

A tea and public meeting, under the auspices of the North Shore Mission, was held at the School of Arts, Walker-street, last night. The object of the gathering was to provide the mission with a brass band. The…

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The Anglican Synod. the Opening Service and First Day's Business

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 14 August 1889 · page 6

The eighth synod of the diocese of Sydney was commenced yesterday morning, when a religious service was hold in So. Andrew's Cathedral. After the opening bymn, "Ye…

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Catholic Teachers in Public Schools. to the Editor of the Daily Thlegr Ph

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 14 August 1889 · page 6

Sir,--In The Daily Telegraph of the 10th inst. a letter on the above subject appears signed by "Protestant," who evidently labors under the impression that Catholics should not be…

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Evening Sitting. the Church Lands Committee

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 14 August 1889 · page 3

The CHANCELLOR proposed that the following gentlemen be alected as members of the Church Lands Committee:—The Very Rev. the Dean of Sydney, the Revs. J. D. Langley and A. Yarnold, Judge…

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Street Traffic During Church Hours. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 14 August 1889 · page 8

Sir,—I was pleased to see the letter of "Impartiality" in yesterday's Herald. Permit me to endorse his complaint, and to say that the nuisance is often far Worse than it was last Sunday evening. Twelve…

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Glebe Congregational Church

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 14 August 1889 · page 4

The annual tea meeting in connection with the anniversery services of the Glebe Congregational Church was held last night in the school hall. About 150 lidies, gentlemen, and children [?]at down to an excellent tea,…

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The Anglican Synod

The Australian Star · Thursday 15 August 1889 · page 8

THE Synod of the Diocese of Sydney resumed its sitting at 4 o'clock yesterday in the Chapter-house, Bathurst-street. In company with the Dean on the platform…

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The Anglican Synod. Second Day

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 15 August 1889 · page 4
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The Anglican Synod was continued yesterday afternoon at the Chapter House, under the presidency of the Very Rev. the Dean of Sydney. There was a large attendance of both clerical and lay members, and the…

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Church of England Synod

Evening News · Thursday 15 August 1889 · page 3

The eighth, annual Synod of the Diocese of Sydney was opened in the Chapter-house at 4 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. The Vicar-General (Dean Cowper) presided, and there was a…

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A Nice Young Man. Who Went to Church. and Robbed His Employee

Evening News · Thursday 15 August 1889 · page 5

At the Quarter Sessions this morning, before Judge Wilkinson, James Snow was brought up for sentence, he having robbed his employer of a sum of £1200…

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