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Churches, 1890

1,437 stories in Sydney's papers · page 62 of 72

Wesleyan Church

The Australian Star · Thursday 6 November 1890 · page 8

THE district meeting resumed its sittings yesterday, and the business being financial it was enlarged by the presence of over 20 laymen representatives from the various…

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The Churches

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 6 November 1890 · page 3

The anniversary services of the Dulwich Primitive Methodist Sabbath School were held on Sunday. The Rev. J. E. Metcalf preached in the morning and the Rev. G. James, pastor of…

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Wesley an Church

The Australian Star · Friday 7 November 1890 · page 8

THE ministerial session of the district nicotine was resumed yesterday morning. The daily record was read, and, after some 1 slight corrections, was adopted. A petition…

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The Churches

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 7 November 1890 · page 7

The Petersham Social Glee Club journeyed to Canterbury on Wednesday evening to give a concert at the local town-hall in aid of the Canterbury Congregational Church, of which…

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Presbyterian Church

Nepean Times · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 3

A conversazione in aid of the Presbyterian Manse debt, was held at the Temperance Hall, on Wednesday last. The hall and also the stage was very prettily decorated with ferns and flowers, and some…

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Catholic Notes

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 15

IT will be seen on reference to a circular of the Cardinal-Archbishop's published in another column that the Home for aged priests at Ryde is to be blessed aud opened on Saturday afternoon…

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China Inland Mission

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 8
Also in The Sydney Morning Herald

ON Tuesday last, Mr. R. Beauchamp, B.A., delivered an address on the work of this Mission, in St. John's School, Parramatta. Much valuable…

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The Catholic Atmosphere

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 3

Referring to our Public School system as contrasted with the papal schools; we have it laid down quite complacently in a pastoral of the archbishops and bishops…

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A Daughter of the Queen Attends a Catholic Church. Is She a Convert?

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 7

It will be remembered (writes a London correspondent of the ADVOCATE) that some sensation was produced a year or two ago by a report that one of the Queen's daughters, the Princess Helena,…

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How Roman Catholics Can Be Saved. Catholic Priest, Athlone, Ireland

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 5

Roman Catholics-- some of them very old friends-- have written to me saying in substance: We have read your hook and pamphlet…

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Catholic. Home for Aged and Infirm Priests. St. Charles's Villa, Ryde

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 17

HIS Eminence the Cardinal-Archbishop on Saturday issued the following circular:— It affords me sincerest pleasure to be able to announce that St. Charles's Villa, which is the…

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Catholic. the French Admiral and the Cardinal. a Salute of Sixteen Guns

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 14

THE Dubordieu, the flagship of Rear-Admiral Charles Regnault de Premesnil, arrived in Sydney last week. On the day of arrival the flag of Rear-Admiral Lord Charles Scott, C.B., was honoured…

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The Catholic Deaf and Dumb Institution. the Dominican Nuns and Their Work

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 15

FROM the report for 1890 of the Deaf and Dumb Institution at Waratah, conducted by the Dominican nuns, under the charge of his Lordship Dr. Murray, Bishop of Maitland, and under the…

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Lord Carrington and Our Catholic Institutions. an Example of Liberality for His Successor

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 15

Now that Lord Carrington has left us it is pleasant to recall his many acts of large-hearted liberality. As we pointed out some weeks ago, he has signalized his term of office by, not one single act of…

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A New Organ in a New Zealand Church

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 15

THE ceremony of blessing and formally opening the new organ at St. Mary's Church, Wanganui, the New Zealand CATHOLIC TIMES tells up, took place in the presence of a very numerous…

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Rookwood Church Bazaar

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 15

AT the bazaar in aid of the Catholic church, Rookwood, there was a very large attendance. There were four stalls packed with useful and costly articles, which were presided over by—No. 1,…

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The Church's Care of Australian Aborigines

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 9

The Rock says :--Reports of an encouraging character were presented to the last meeting of the Melbourne Aborigines Committee. At Lake Tyers the work is carried on steadily,…

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The Churches

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 3

On Thursday evening a meeting of the congregation of the Waverley Presbyterian Church was held for the purpose of moderating in a call to a minister to fill the pulpit, which has been…

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Service of Song, etc., at the Congregational Church

The Cumberland Mercury · Saturday 8 November 1890 · page 4

ON Wednesday evening, a very enjoyable service—of a musical character generally— was held at the Congregational Church, Parramatta. The pastor of the Church, the Rev…

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