Sussex-street Mission Church
The anniversary services in connection with the Sussex-street Mission Church were held on Sunday, when sermons were preached by the Revs. B. Kenny. C. Waters and Mrs…
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Methodist Oecumenical Conference
LONDON, Tuesday. -- A Methodist OEcumenical Conference was opened yesterday in New York. There are 120 British delegates present…
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A Methodist Ecumenical Conference was opened at New York yesterday. There were 120 delegates from Great Britain present…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fasting in the Church of England. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—As a rule I object to replying to anonymous correspondents; in the case of "Bathurstensis" I will break my rule. As I have not a copy of the Book of Homilies by me, I must refer him to a…
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Sir, -- The Anglican Synod have taken a wise step, and one which will bear good fruit in the future history of the Church of England, by having decided in favor of the…
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London, October 7.—Five hundred delegates, including 43 men of color and 200 British representatives, are attending the Methodist Ecumenical Council in America…
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Five hundred delegates, including 43 men of colour and 200 British, representatives, are attending the Methodist Ecumenical Council…
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London, October 7.—The Bishop of Manchester, Dr. Moorhouse (formerly Bishop of Melbourne) preaching at the Church Congress at Rhyl, declared that the proposal to…
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The Bishop of Manchester, Dr. Moorhouse, preaching at the Church, Congress at Rhyl, declared that the proposal to disendow the Church of Wales meant the…
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The annual session of the Church Congress was opened yesterday. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Bishop Moorhouse of Manchester, and Bishop Ryle of Liverpool…
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LONDON, Wednesday. -- The annual session of the Church Congress was opened yesterday. During the day speeches in defence of…
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A BAZAAR in aid of the Waverley Presbyterian Church was opened on Tuesday, and during tho two first days £225 was taken at the doors, The bazaar is to remain open…
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At the Central Police Court yesterday, before Mr. W. Johnson, S.M., John Smith, 77, on remand, was charged with having Stolen a handbag and articles, valued in all at 4s 3d, the property of…
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LONDON, October 7.—Mr. Gladstone, in a letter just published, predicts the early reunion of the Presbyterian bodies, and also of the Baptists and the…
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The Baptist Union has passed a motion declaring that the disestablishment of the Church of England in Wales shall occupy a foremost position in the Liberal…
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LONDON, Thursday. -- The Baptist Union have passed a resolution declaring that the disestablishment of the Welsh Church should occupy a foremost place in the…
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The General Anglican Synod concluded its sittings last Saturday. When the members of the synod met they were confronted by a business-paper on which there were no fewer than 24…
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The third anniversary of the Granville Primitive Methodist Church was celebrated on Sunday and Monday last. The Rev. P. S. Young (Wollongong),…
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Towards dusk of, Saturday evening (says the London TABLET, August 29) a man named Thomas Mason, aged 56, a stage-carriage driver, entered St. George's Cathedral, South wark, and, hiding…
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