Church News. Anglican
The Primate preached on Sunday morning and evening at Christ Church Cathedral, Grafton. On Monday be proceeded to Chatsworth by the Pacific, reaching Woodburn in the afternoon, On…
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Presbyterian
The Rev. W. Grey, of the Muidle Clarence, will be settled in Lism[?]re on the 20th instant. The Presbytery of the Clarence will meet at Woodburn on the 19th instant…
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The annul bazaar in aid of the funds of the Primitive Methodist Church, Granville, was formally opened on Thursday evening last by the Hon, J. Cook, Poatmaster-General, who…
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The Cardinal returned to Sydney from New Zealand on Tuesday by the s.s. Mara[?]a. He was accompanied by the Rev. Dr. Carr, Bishop of Melbourne, Fathers Walshe and Robinson, of Melbourne,…
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The annual bazaar of the Granville Primitive Methodist Church was opened at Granville on Thursday. The Rev. S. Harrison presided. and among those present were the Hon. Joseph Cook…
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THE Methodist Church would be untrue to its mission were it to cease its efforts to provide wholesome literature for the people. From the days of the Wesleys…
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The monthly meeting of committee was held on Thursday afternoon, at 329 Pitt-street. The Rev. George Campbell precided, and there were 11 members present. Arrangements for the ensuing annual…
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FATHER Buckeridge, S.J., after giving missions at the different churches of the Gosford district, concluded in Cooranbong on Sunday last. The attendance at each church was remarkably good. Large…
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AT a preliminary meeting of Catholics favourable to the formation of a Catholic Association, hold at the Limerick Castle Hotel on Thursday, 7th inst., Mr. McGlynn in the chair, it wan resolved, on the motion…
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The annual bazaar in aid of the trust funds of the above church was opened on Thursday night and is to remain open till to-night. At the opening ceremony the…
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SIR,—I can give Mr. J. S. Thompson credit for admirable intentions, but I wish that he had allowed me an opportunity of saying something in praise of his logic, or of the correctness of his judgment. He admits…
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SIR,—It is to be earnestly hoped that "William Hogan's" knowledge of the past and present state of Catholics in this colony is far superior to his literary tastes and his powers of criticism. He is mistaken when…
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DURING the past three weeks a mission has been conducted by the Vincentian Fathers, the Rev. Fathers Hanly and Henry, at the Sacred Heart Church, Hamilton. The first week was reserved for the children, the second for the…
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The issuing of the annual blue-book of the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales has followed promptly on the annual sessions of the General Assembly, and taking into account the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Catholic Young Men. (To the Editor of the Catholic Press.)
SIR,—Whilst reading very carefully through the vast amount of correspondence that has recently appeared in your valuable columns under the above heading, I have been struck with the amount of…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Catholic Rights and Duties. (To This Editor of the Catholic Press.)
SIR,—In my letters to THE CATHOLIC PRESS I have endeavoured to direct the attention of our people to the necessity of remembering, in the heat of political contests, their own rights and privileges, as well as…
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Poor Mr. Johnston, of Ballykilbeg, would like all the leaves and fishes of the Royal University to be distributed amongst the professoriate of the Queen's Colleges, and, no doubt,…
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EVERYBODY has heard of the Ashanti Expedition, of the investment of Comassie by the British forces, and the submission of the bloodthirsty King…
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The Lord Chief Justice of England has accepted an invitation from the American Bar Association to attend its annual meeting, to be held at Saratoga Springs, New York, on August 19, 20, and 21 of…
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