Unitarian Church
A MEETING of the Social Union was held on Tuesday evening, December 10. The business of the meeting consisted in the election of officers for 1890, and a short…
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Meetings. Church of England Temperance Society
The monthly meeting of the central committee of this society was held on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. T.B.Tress brought up the report of the Church Home, showing that there are 24 women in[?]ates at…
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The anniversary services in connection with this church were celebrated last Sunday by special sermons, in the morning by the Rev. Mr. Horburry, and in the…
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On Thursday afternoon the young ladies attending the school of the Convent of the Immaculate Conception, Balmain East, gave at the Convent an exhibition of fancy work…
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London, December 8.— The NEW YORK HERALD asserts that a Roman Catholic bank is being , formed under the auspices of the authorities of I the Vatican, with a capital of £20,000,000…
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THE pupils of St. Aloysius' College entertained their Mends, prior to the break-up for the Christmas holidays, in the new Masonic Hall on Wednesday afternoon. As in former years the…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Catholic. the Sisters of Mercy at St. Peters. Opening of the New City Convent. Speech by Bishop Donnelly
THANKS to the earnest efforts of Father M. E. O'Brien, the pastor of St. Peter's district, the Catholics of Surry Hills have now a convent and a commnnity of the Irish Sisters of Mercy in…
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On Thursday last, in accordance with an advertisement in our last issue, a very enjoyable social was held in the schoolroom connected with the above church. It took…
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Under this heading, sermons by eminent preachers 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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CROOKWRLL, Saturday.--Dr. Lauigan, the Catholic Bishop of Goulburn, met with a hearty reception on his arrival in town today. A large number of Catholics in vehicles and on…
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The annual pionic in connection with the above Sunday school took place at Clontarf on Saturday. At an early hour in the morning the children and others assembled at the school, off Harris-street, and marched…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →New Roman Catholic Church at Crookwell. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Crockwell
Dr. Lanigan arrived this afternoon, and was met by a large number of Roman Catholics, who escorted the Bishop to Crookwell. An address from the laity will be presented to the Bishop at the Presbytery to-morrow…
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CROOKWELL, Monday. -- Dr. Lanigan, Bishop of Goulburn, arrived at Crook well on Saturday afternoon, and was escorted by a number of buggies and horsemen. On his…
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CROOKWELL, Monday.—Dr. Lanigan, the Catholic Bishop of Goulburn, in the presence of about 500 people, laid the foundation-stone of a new church on Sunday…
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CROOKWELL, Monday.--About 800 persons were present at the demonstration in connection with the laying of the foundation-stone of the new Roman Catholic Church yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Eight-hour Bill. Gladstone Sympathetic. Lord R. Churchill's Views. protection from Foreign Paupers. LONDON, December 16
Mr. Gladstone has written a letter stating that the increasing infirmities of old age will prevent him from initiating the Eighthour Bill which it is proposed to introduce…
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LONDON, Monday.--Mr. Gladstone has written a letter stating that the increasing infirmities of old age will prevent him from initiating the Eight-hours Bill which it is…
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The annual distribution of prizes awarded to the pupils attending: the Presbyterian Ladies' College took place at the college at Ashfield yesterday afternoon. The attendance was very lartre. The Rev. Principal…
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The first annual prize-giving in connection with the newly-formed Church of England Grammar School, North Shore, was held yesterday afternoon in the presence of the very…
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