The Presbyterian Assembly
A meeting of the Commission of the Presbyterian Assembly was held last night in St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street. In the absence of the Moderator, the Rev. A. M. Tait, of Goulburn,…
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The Presbyterian Assembly. Meeting of the Commission
The Commission of the Presbyterian Assembly met in St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, last night, the Rev. James Lamont, F.L.S., ex-Moderatar of the assembly, occupying the chair, in the…
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Last Thursday the Central Methodist Mission carried out another instalment of [?] Christmas social and Philanthropic scheme. A pinic was gaven to upwards of 250 poor children of this city. They…
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The Primate preached on Sunday morning at Pittwater, in the afternoon at St. Paul's Middle Harbour, and in the evening at St. Malthew's, Manly. On Monday afternoon he preached at the monthly…
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The standing committees of the Presbyterian Church met in Sydney during the week. Among the country representatives who were present were the Rev. J. S. Laing, J. C. Macdonald, James Adam,…
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On Sunday last Cardinal Moran entertained at dinner a number of leading Catholic residents who wished to bid bon voyage to Dr. Donovan, Q.C.; who has recently left for Europe…
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OUR correspondent writes:—The two days' Fancy Fair opened by Mr. W. F. Hurley, M.P., on January 1, in aid of Avoca Church, parish of Oberon, cleared £102. This is considered the most…
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His Grace the Archbisbop of Dublin has added another to the many services he has rendered on the question of Irish Education (says the NATION, November 28), by wringing the…
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A VALUED correspondent—one of the most practical Catholics and patriotic of Irishmen—writes:— "There are Catholics who advertise in…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Catholic. St. Mary's Cathedral
ON New Year's Eve the "Te Deum" was sung, according to the old custom, in St. Mary's Cathedral, the Cardinal presiding. On New Year's Day the Masses were as on Sundays, his Eminence…
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As I predicted in my last, the Catholic bazaar just closed has been the most successful, financially, that has even been held in Nyngan, thanks to the everenergetic lady workers, who spared nothing towards…
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Sir,—Under the heading "General News" in Tuesday's issue, a paragraph appears on the above subject, compiled from data furnished by the secretary of the Federal Council, wherein…
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AT this time of the year it is customary with schools to have "breaking-up" functions. In former years St. John's College have had theirs in the Town Hall…
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THE Rev. Charles Buber, who for many years was the successful and much-loved vicar of All Saints' Church, Petersham, after a visit to the coolinent and a brief charge of a parish…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Catholic Literary and Debating Societies. St. Francis', Haymarket
The weekly meeting of the above was held at St. Francis' Hall, Elizabeth-street, on Monday evening, December 28, Mr. J. F. Cloran, in the absence of the president…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →CORRESPONDENCE [We are not responsible for the opinions expressed by our correspondents.] Catholic Journalism. (To the Editor of the Catholic Press.)
SIR,—The words of encouragement and appreciation spoken not so long since by His Holiness the Pope with regard to Catholic journalism showed how fully he estimated the…
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SIR,—Unlike the number of young men who spend New Year's Eve in acts of hoodlumism and larrikinism, seven young men, residents of Hunter's Hill, decided to…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Correspondence. Mr. Curran's Picnic. (To the Editor of the Catholic Press.)
SIR,—With your permission it may be well—it certainly can be no harm—to trace a few of the more salient features of the latest phases of Irish-Australian thought…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Catholic. Dr. Donovan's Departure. Entertained by the Cardinal. Presentation at Randwick
DR. John Donovan, Q.C., K.C.S.G., left Sydney for a two years' visit to Europe on Monday. Among those who assembled oil board the P. and O. mailsteamer Himalaya to pay their respects were…
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Rev. J. D. Brown will hold Special Services at the Baptist Church, Rooty Hill, every Sunday morning at 11 a.m. and evening at 7 p.m., for the next few weeks…
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