Death of Lord Churchill
LONDON, January 23.-Lord Randolph Churchill died this morning. Lord Randolph. Churchill was in a comatose state for thirty-six…
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Lord Randolph Churchill. a Brilliant Career. A Powerful Debater. Chancellor of the Exchequer--Leader of the Commons--Suddon Close of His Political Success
The Right Hon. Lord Randolph Churchill, whose death is announced to-day, was the second son of the sixth Duke of Marlborough. He was born at Blenheim Palace…
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The death is announced of Lord Randolph Churchill, aged 45 years. [A sketch of the career of the deceased statesman appears on another page.]…
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LONDON, Thursday, 11 a.m. -- Lord Randolph Churchill died this morning…
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LONDON. Thursday. 1 p.m. -- Lord Randolph Churchill was in a comatose state for 36 hours before he died. His end was peaceful, and the…
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The meeting for the election of representatives to the tenth synod was held in the Christ Church schools on Tuesday. The Rev. E. Symonds was in the chair. Messrs. F. B. Wilkinson and George…
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At a meeting of the parishioners of St. John's Church, Parramatta, on Wednesday evening, Arch[?] Gunther presiding, Messrs. R. Harper and F. T. W[?] were elected synod representatives;…
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Lord Randolph Churchill, who was reported on the 17th instant to be in a comatose state, is dead. The public is not surprised by the end of this…
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The Primate preached at St. Hilda's, Katoomba, on Sunday morning and evening, and administered the rite of confirmation in the afternoon. On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday the Primate visited…
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Results of elections of Synod representatives and parochial nominators: St. Michael's, Surry-hills. Representatives: Messrs. W. E. Toose and J. W…
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The Rev. N. E. Patterson will be inducted to the charge of Cooma shortly. The Rev. Peter M'Queen has accepted a call to the Presbyterian charge at Minmi…
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The handsome white stone building on the Fairy Bower side of Manly, usually filled with students preparing for the priesthood was this week given over to clergy of the Diocese of Sydney for their…
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PRELIMINARY particulars of the "Waverley Novel" fair, to be opened on the 2nd February, will be found in our Woman's Column this week. THE Camperdown bazaar and village fair, which…
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The usual Sunday morning breakfast to destitute men was held last Sunday, when 320 sat down to the simple meal, Hot coffee and meat sandwiches were provided for those who attended. Mr. Lewis, who…
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CENTENARY HALL:— Parade Service—9.30, Rev. S. Wilkinson Morning Service—11, Rev. J. E. Moulton People's Service—7, Rev. G. Martin…
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The sessions of the assembly were resumed yesterday morning in the Albion-street Church. The Rev. T. Parr, M. A. (president) was in the chair. Devotional exercises were led by the Rev. E…
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The Primitive Methodist Conference met again in the Albion-street Church yesterday. The President (the Rev, T. Parr, M.A.) occupied the chair…
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SAYS the editor of the San Francisco Star, himself a prominent Protestant, answering the unmanly attacks of certain Protestant clergymen of that city, on the Sisters of Charity:—…
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THE usual weekly meeting of the above society took place in St. Francis' schoolroom on Monday evening. Mr, J. R. M'Meil (president), occupied the chair. The principal business was the reception of…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Catholic. the Cardinal at Camperdown. Opening the Church Bazaar. the Anarchists and Religious Education
CAMPERDOWN had a visit from the Cardinal-Archbishop of Sydney on Saturday, the occasion being the opening of the bazaar at the Town Hall in aid of the Church of Our Lady…
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