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Churches, 1892

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The Churchwarden Question at Goulburn. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Goulburn

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 11 May 1892 · page 8

Mr. A. M. Betts, in a lengthy letter on the churchwarden question, states that he did not discover till a week after the conference with Canon Puddicombe, when he had occasion to consult the Church Act, that…

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The Church Labour Farm. the Problem of the Unemployed

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 11 May 1892 · page 4

The unemployed question is a many-sided one. Undoubtedly a good deal of distress exists of which the general public hears but little. The unfortunate ones are not all represented at the…

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The Church Society

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 11 May 1892 · page 11

The thirty-sixth annual meeting of the Church Society for the Diocese of Sydney was held yesterday evening, in the hall of the Y.M.C.A. There was a large attendance. His Excellency the Governor…

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Outrage in a Church. the Priest Butchered. Murder of a Woman. Alsina Convicted--Sentenced, to 20 Years' Imprisonment. LONDON, May 10

The Australian Star · Wednesday 11 May 1892 · page 5

The soldier Alsina who, on Good Friday, secreted himself in a church at Angleson, in Spain, and during service attacked the priest in a most brutal manner, afterwards…

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Church and State in France. London, May 11

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 12 May 1892 · page 7

President Carnot has stopped the payment of the salaries of the Archbishops of Avignon and Nimos for disobeying his order interdicting the clergy from…

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Church Society of Sydney

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 12 May 1892 · page 6

The thirty-sixth annual meeting of the Church Society for the diocese of Sydney was held in the Y.M.C.A. hall on Tuesday evening. The meeting was presided over by…

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The Spanish Church Outrage

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 12 May 1892 · page 5

LONDON, Tuesday Night.--Alsina, the soldier who shot a woman dead, and wounded a priest and several other persons in a church at Anglesola, Spain, on…

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Free Church of England

The Australian Star · Friday 13 May 1892 · page 3

THE second anniversary celebration of the Free Church of England, Rockdale, was held last Wednesday evening. The church was very prettily decorated for the occasion,…

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Church Bazaar at Lambton. Lambton

The Australian Star · Friday 13 May 1892 · page 5

A bazaar is being held in the Music Hall, Lambton, in aid of the new Lambton Primitive Methodist Church fund. At 3 p.m. yesterday the chair was taken by his…

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The Churches

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 13 May 1892 · page 5

The anniversary of the Kogarah Presbyterian Church was celebrated by a tea meeting and concert in the School of Arts, Kogarah, on Wednesday evening. Rev. R…

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Catholic Notes

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 14 May 1892 · page 15

THE Right Rev. Dr. Dunne, Bishop of Wilcannia, paid a flying visit to Murrumburrah on Saturday, and visited many of his friends. His Lordship Dr. Higgins preached in St…

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Catholic Cadet Parade

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 14 May 1892 · page 18

ON Wednesday the cadets of the Sydney Catholic schools to the number of over 200 had an all-day parade at Bronte, Waverley. A special tram-car was provided to take the lads from Sydney at…

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Mission Tentres. Cleveland-street

The Methodist · Saturday 14 May 1892 · page 8

A correspondent says:—"A word of cheer for blessings received at Cleveland-street Church might not be amiss. That the Lord's presence and power are being…

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Catholic Schools' Excursion-picnic

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 14 May 1892 · page 15

A WELL-ATTENDED and final meeting of the Catholic Schools children's picnic committee (says the Wagga Wagga ADVERTISER) was held on Friday night at St. Joseph's schoolroom, when a…

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Catholic Ball at Hobart

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 14 May 1892 · page 18

SOME time ago (says the Hobart CATHOLIC STANDARD), a few ladies who take an interest in the good work of education carried on by the Presentation Order of this city, suggested the raining of…

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Catholic. the Cathedral Building Fund

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 14 May 1892 · page 14

THE Cardinal-Archbishop presided at the building fund meeting held in St. Mary's Cathedral on Sunday evening last. The Hon. L. F. Heydon, M.L.C., was the principal speaker, and entertained the…

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Methodist History. the Manning River

The Methodist · Saturday 14 May 1892 · page 2

Regarding the early days of Methodism on the Manning, there are no records available, and I have had to depend upon my own recollections—…

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Mr. Dibbs's Mission-aries. Albany

The Bird O' Freedom · Saturday 14 May 1892 · page 5

Mr. Dibbs arrived here yesterday per mail steamer, en route to England. In the course of a conversation with a local reporter the following important…

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Catholic. Dr. Gallagher at Goulburn. the Duty of the Priesthood

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 14 May 1892 · page 18

THE report of the discourse preached by the Very Rev. Dr. Gallagher at the opening of the Passionist Monastery, Mary's Mount, Goulburn, did not reach our office till after "going to press " time…

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Telegraphic. Special Cables. Mr. Bibbs's Mission to London. London, May 5

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 14 May 1892 · page 1100

In the city the opinion prevails that Mr. Dibbs's mission is an exhibition of want of confidence in the Agents-General, who are completely puzzled to account for…

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