The Churches. Student Christian Movement
Summor conferences of the student movement were hold during the month of Junuary at Tweed Heads, Queensland, for students of Sydney and Brisbane Universities, and at…
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Church Triumphant Mr.thomas Harris
Mr. Thomas Harris, whose death took place at his residence, Dundas, in the Parramatta Circuit, on Tuesday evening, January 27th, was born at Newport,…
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It is surely a good omen to see evidence of an increased interest taken in the Church paper, for it seems to me that much remains. to be done before the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Roman Catholic Party. Big Move in France. London
The Roman Catholic members of the French Parliament have been trying to form a great Catholic party, and recently they sought Papal approbation…
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A most significant editorial on the play mentioned appears in the American "Congregationalist." The article extends to three columns, approving generally both the play and its…
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Picture shows, admission one penny, are held every Tuesday in the Church of St. Judo, Philadelphia, U.S.A. Boy Scouts act as attendants…
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Speaking at the second annual meeting of the Victorian branch of the Australian Catholic Federation this afternoon, Archbishop Carr said that:…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.--At the annual meeting of the Australian Catholic Federation to-day it was stated that there were 356 tranches of the Federation in existence with…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Buildings and Wokks. Progress of the Trades. Hostel and Mission Work
The Sydney City Mission for years past has carried on portion of its work in the Rocks resumption area, but some little time ago the Government resumed the mission premises…
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Seven people were seriously injured and nearly 100 hurt in a riot which occurred here, when 25 policemen tried to aid the sheriff to carry out the order of Judge Fink that Father…
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Sir,—One cannot help expressing one' deep regret that the Raliway Department has shown so little regard to what higher interests of the community are represented by its…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Week in London an Australian's Notes. (By Our Special Correspondent.) Churchill and Lloyd George. LONDON. Jan. [?]
Mr. Bonar Law has just told us that Mr. Asquith and himself have had "conversations." that no agreement was found possible, and that things look blacker than ever. Already the…
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YOUNG, Monday. -- A bazaar and dance in aid of the building fund of St. Luke's Church of England, Thuddungra, realised £102. MOREE, Monday. -- At, the annual meeting…
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SOUTHBEND, Indiana, Monday. -- Seven persons were seriously injured and nearly 100 hurt in a riot when 25 policemen tried to aid a sheriff to carry out an order of judge Fink…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Mr. Churchill's Position. No Split in the Party. the Navy Supreme
LONDON, January 16. -- No effort is being spared by the opponents of the Government to show that the Cabinet is seriously divided. A month ago the story was that the differences…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →A Ring of Armed Nations. Australia the Centre. Sir Ian Hamilton's Mission
"The progress the Australian troops are making" is very good. They are developing a thoroughly different type to that of their grandfathers. They are less square set; they are…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →At the Hub. Churchill-lloyd George Comedy. Nell Gwynn's Successors. London. January 16
I outlined for you last week the history of the [?]reeant controversy about the naval strength of Empire and hinted that the upshot of the whole dispute might well be a renewal…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Not Jingoes. Winston Churchill's Statement. London, Tuesday Evening
Mr. Winston [?] the First Lord of the American. [?] to the Liberal candidates for South [?] sad that the Government was not compared of [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Church Hour Trams Deputation to Acting Premier. Clergymen Beseech Mr. Cann. the Sunday Trading
The Rev. J. E. Carruthers introduced a deputation from the Public Morais Assoctation to the Acting Premier, Mr. Cann this morning on the question of Sunday observance All the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Sunday Noises. Protest by Churches. Deputation to Acting- Premier. Mr. Cann Will Not Interfere
A deputation from the Public Morals' Association, representative of all the Protestant denominations, told the Acting-Premier, Mr. Cann, this morning of the…
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