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Churches, 1892

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Methodist union. the Pastorate Difficulty

The Methodist · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 2

We make the following extract from an article on "Methodist Polities," by the Rev. Thomas Copeland, published in the Sword and Shield—the Primitive…

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Catholic. St. Vincent's Convent, Victoria-street

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 17

AT the close of the annual Retreat of the Sisters of Charity, which was given by the Rev. Father Piquet, S.M., his Emineace the Cardinal Archbishop received the vows of ten novices. A…

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Catholic. St. Vincent De Paul Society

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 14

THE President and the council of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul have issued instructions for the annual meeting and breakfast to be held at St. Joseph's new school hall, Balmain West, on…

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Morocco. the British Mission Attacked by a Mob

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 11

LONDON, July ll.—At the instigation of a pasha a mob collected in the streets of Fez and stoned the members of the British Mission, and attempted to rush the British…

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The Anglican Conference and the Unemployed. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 4

Sir,—I beg permission to say that I certainly did not wish to convey the impression at the conference yesterday that drink was the only cause of the existing distress. It is commonly acknowledged that…

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The Religious War in East Africa. Due to Roman Catholic Aggression

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 5

LONDON, Friday. -- Dispatches have been received from Captains Williams and Lugard with respect to the religious warfare in Uganda. They declare that the…

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New Church at Cobargo

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 17

IT will be interesting to your readers (writes a Cobarge correspondent) that church matters in this newly formed parish are progressing favourably. Tenders have been accepted for the…

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Church news

The Methodist · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 5

Armidale.—The social and Church re-union which, for the past fifteen months, has been held on the evening of the Quarterly Meeting, took place in the…

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The Churches

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 11

During the past week a series of special evangelistic services have been held in connection with the St. Leonards Wesleyan Methodist Church, the conductors being the Rev…

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Social in Connection with St. Philip’s Church

The Cumberland Mercury · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 2

On Friday evening last a social gathering was held in the Cumberland Hall in connection with St. Philip’s, Auburn. The Primate and Miss Snowdon Smith were present. The Primate and…

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News of the Churches

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 9

The Hay district has supplied two ecclesiastical libel cases recently, both of an extraordinary character. It has been decided to make considerable…

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A Celebrated Scotch Church

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 9

An imposing ceremony took place in May last at the laving of the foundation stone of the new St. Cufhberfs Parish Church, Edinburgh. The ceremcny was performed on the day preceding…

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The Churches. No Sermon

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 16 July 1892 · page 9

In consequence of no subscriptions being received in response to our last week's note, we are unable to publish a sermon in this issue…

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Scene in a Church. Troubles at Stanmore

Evening News · Monday 18 July 1892 · page 4

The Stanmore Congregational Church, situate at the Junction of Tupper street and Addison road, will be brought into sudden notoriety owing to a very unusual circumstance that took place…

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Scene in a Church

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 18 July 1892 · page 4

The usual solemnity of the church service at the Stanmore Congregational Church was rudely disturbed yesterday morning by the peculiar conduct of a member of the church,…

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The Churches

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 18 July 1892 · page 3

The Right Rev. Dr. Higgins celebrated the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at the Convent of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart, North Shore, on Saturday (the…

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Anglican Apathy. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 19 July 1892 · page 3

Sir.—Looking at the state of affairs diocesan, as set forth by your correspondents "H. C." and "Rav. A. R. Bartlett," its relation to the so-called "apathy" of the Anglican or High Church party, I…

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Mr. Dibbs in England. the Times on His Mission

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 20 July 1892 · page 4

LONDON, Tuesday.--The Times, in commenting upon Mr. Dibbs' mission to England, says that he has failed in his efforts to induce British capitalists not to…

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The Mission to Morocco. the Sultan Refuses to Sign the Treaty. London, July 19

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 20 July 1892 · page 7

The Sultan of Morocco, at the last moment, refused to sign the treaty with Great Britain, giving equal advantages to all nations. He offered Sir Euan Smith…

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The Barrier Miners' Strike. the Broken-hill Citizens' Deputation. a Profitless Mission--opinions on the Struggle. Suspension of the Labor Conditions

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 20 July 1892 · page 5

The deputation--or rather about a third of it--which was appointed at a Broken-hill public meeting to visit the other colonies in an intermediatory capacity left Sydney last…

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