The Central Mission. To the Editor of the Methodist
SIR,—Had you space I should like to have troubled you with a few facts touching recent developments of our work. The brief statements sent you…
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"Catholic."
Catholic! this one word of crabbed Greek Hath work'd the world more woe than tongue oan speak, Since Antichrist spelt out that dubious name,…
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From an article in the Heathen Woman's Friend, by Miss Blackmore, of Singapore, we make the following selections :—…
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Here is what Mr. Labouchere says in London TRUTH about an important controversy:—"A member of the Junior Athenoeum Club has been at much pains to convince me of my error in…
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THE art-union at Tumut comes off on June 2. FRESH tenders have been called for the exection of the new Catholic church at Sofala. THE Spanish Fair in soid of the Balmain…
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Two important meetings have just been held in connection with the Central Mission. The first meeting of the new…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Institution of the Church. To the Editor of The Methodist
SIR,—In your issue of April 16th, under the heading "For Preachers," is a quotation from Dr. J. M. Attwood. I make no apology for saying that…
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The English Churchman have received from the Rev. James A. O'Connor, the converted Roman Catholic priest, of New York, whose successful labours for the salvation of Romanists…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Roman Catholic Emancipation Act (1829) Amendment Bill
The Catholic Times says:--" The Bill which Mr. Patrick O'Brien, M.P., introduced, proposes to throw open to Catholics the Lord Chancellorship of England and the Irish Lord…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mr. Dibbs' Mission to London. London, May 5
Mr. G. R. Dibbs will land at Naples on the arrival of the steamer Orotava, and proceed to London across the Continent. In the city the opinion prevails that…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Catholic St. John's College. Election of a Fellow
A CONVOCATION has been called for the election oil a lay Fellow of St. John's College In place of Sic Patrick Jennings, resigned ; the meeting to bs held in tho College Hall on Tuesday, Juno 21…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →The Not Archbishop of West-minster. a Great Catholic Family
THE Vaughans (remarks a London paper) may be said to he a family destined for the altar and the cloister. The new Archbishop of Westminster is the sou of Colonel Vanghan…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Correspondence The Annual Address. To the Editor of The Methodist
Sir,—As you published in your paper that I wrote the Annual Address, and received a vote of thanks from the Conference, permit me to say…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →England. a Catholic Cathedral for London. a Memorial to Cardinal Manning
The question of a Catholic cathedral for London has been once more discussed, in view of the fact that the Canons of Westminster were oblige to borrow a chruch of suffeiently ample…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Catholic Blessing a Bell. the Cardinal at Bt. James's, Forest Lodge
ON Sunday afternoon the Cavdinal-Arehbinhop paid a visit to St. James's Church, Forest Lodge, for the purpose of blessing the bell lately erected in the church grounds. His Eminence was received…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →New Guinea Exploration. a Dangerous Mission. Attack by the Natives. Return of the Explorers--Description of the Country--Interesting Information
THE steamer Merrie England, which arrived at Thursday Island not long since, brought over from New Guinea some of the party who have lately been engaged there in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Church in Fiji. Bishop Vidal's Return and Reception
BY the s.s. Rockton, from Sydney, on Tuesday March 29, his Lordship Bishop Vidal returned to his Diocese of Fiji, bringing with him three priests and three Sisters of the Order of Mary…
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Paddington.—Already, our people in this circuit are accommodating themselves to the compulsory changes which the triennial term of the itinerancy…
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The new church at Scone was opened last Sunday week for divine service by the Rev. M. Parkinson, of Newcastle, at the three services fair congregations…
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At Pitt-street Church to-morrow evening a praise service will be held, at which part M. of Gounod's "Redemption" will be rendered by the chair, assisted by Miss N. Young,…
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