The Presbyterian General Assembly
The 26th annual session of the General Assembly was concluded yesterday, the ninth day of meeting, the sederunt commencing at half-past 10 a.m. After the reading of the Word…
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Australian Roman Catholic Hierarchy. an Important Declaration
The Roman Catholic prelates of the Australian colonies through some of their chief representatives, Cardinal Koran among the number, have daring the week taken a decisive…
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The MODERATOR took the chair at 10 a.m. Leave was given to the Rev. R. S. Paterson, a former Moderator, to take the chair white the Moderator prepared his closing address…
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AT a meeting of the Roman Catholic hierarchy held during the week the question of the delegates from Ireland proposed to be sent to Australia by Mr. Parnell and Mr. Justin…
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Sir,—Lady Jersey deserves many thanks from all thinking Australian women for her words, and they should be cherished by all, whether young or old, as they strike the true keynote of woman's rightful…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Presbyterian Assembly. Ninth Day, Thursday. The Moderator took the chair shortly after 10.30 a.m. Ladies' College Council
Rev. Dr. Kinross brought up the report of the Presbyterian Ladies' College Council, which showed that there were 80 pupils on the roll, 25 of whom were boarders. A new feature was a…
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Sir,—A few days since a correspondent wrote objecting to a demand made by the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage for paymen of rates on the building in which he officiated as minister. With your permission,…
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A TELEGRAM from Braidwood informs us that large crowds are attending the Passionist Fathers' Mission in St. Bede's. FATHER, Hilary, of the Passionists, had his…
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Services to-morrow as follow: 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m., Rev. S, Kessell. Jamisontown, Band, of Hope, on Wednesday night 7.30 p.m…
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There is oftentimes more harm done by leaving unsaid than by saying, by quoting passages and leaving out the context, and in reporting transactions but leaving out…
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ON Thursday, Friday, and Saturday last a bazaar and exhibition of ’fancy and useful articles was held in the P. M. Schoolroom, Macquarie-street, Parramatta, and in a…
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The sessions of the General Assembly have been continued daily since our report of the opening meeting was published; and at the morning sederunt of the 5th instant the Sacrament of the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →New Catholic Church at Bowral. Laying the Foundation Stone
ACCORDING to announcement in our last issue, the foundation-stone of the new Catholic Church at Bow al was laid by his Eminence Cardinal Moran at 3 p.m. on Sunday in the presence of over 300…
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The Governor and Lady Jersey visited the Presbyterian Ladies' College at Croydon and formally opened the new buildings. A large assemblage was present, the chair being occupied by the Rev. Dr. Kinross…
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JUST as we were publishing last week, the announcement of the death of the amiable and generous-hearted wife of John Toohey, K C.S.G.,…
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SPEAKING just before the last mail left England, Lord Carrington, our late Governor, made a reference to the unanimous support which he received from the New South Wales community…
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United Ireland, Jan. 31, publishes a letter from Richard Lalor, M.P. He writes:— "I am fully aware that the great majority of the people of the Queen's County are loyal to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Catholic the Dominicans at Moss Vale. Opening the New Convent and School— a Successful Ceremony
ELM Court has been known for many a long say as one of the bright particular spots of that "happy hunting ground" of the tourist and the holiday-maker, Moss Vale. Enl ironed in the…
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True Christian Religion, intelligently understood, comes not, to, add to men's burdens but to remove them. "For God sent not His Son into the world to condemn…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →St. Nicholas' Church, Cork. Extraordinary Scenes
At morning service at St. Nicholas' Protestant Church, Cork, on Sunday morning (says the Dublin Freeman, January 31) Canon Nicholson, of…
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