The Pastoral
YASS, Monday.-In consequence of the inclement weather last night, there was only an average attendance to hear the Rev. Mr. Yarrington preach in the Anglican Church on the Catholic…
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The Wheat Market
LONDON, August l5.-The corn market is flat, heavy, and inactive. Foreign arrivals are very large. Australian wheat is neglected. Australian flour is worth 33s to 36s per 2801b, according to…
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Yesterday evening the Rev. Dr. M'Gibbon addressed a large congregation in his church, in Palmer-street, on the subject of the recent pastorals of the Roman Catholic Bishops. After reading as his text the 8th verse of the 4th…
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LONDON, August 15.-The number of bales catalogued to-day was 10,286. Prices remain without noticeable-alteration…
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NOTHING is, perhaps, more intimately connected with, or exercises a larger influence on the health of towns than a proper supply of wholesome butchers' meat; and a leading feature in this supply…
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At the wool sales to-day 6900 bales were offered. There was a fair demand. Scoured wools were mostly in favour with buyers. The Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance Co., Limited,…
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Reports received from America state that the wheat barvest prospects are favourable…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Interviewing of Mr. Alexander Stuart, M.P., on the Pastoral. To the Editor
SIR,—In common with many members of the Church of England, I regret the delay which has taken place on the part of the head of our church in giving expression to his views on the question raised by the…
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PENRITH, Wednesday.—The cattle-stealing cases were heard yesterday before a crowded court. Eight magistrates were on the Bench. John Zanlighter was discharged. John…
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Yesterday morning, John Zahnliter and John Waterford were brought up at the Penrith Court-house on charges of stealing cattle from Mr. Thomas Sullivan's run, Garswood, about two miles from Penrith. The magistrates on the…
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Sir,—Seeing that there is every probability of something being done by the Government and our Corporation at last about Cattle Sale Yards, I beg that ytou will allow me an opportunity of giving the Premier and those gentlemen…
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The Rev. Dr. Kelynack delivered a lecture on the above subject m the Wesleyau church, Bourke- street, last night. The building was crowded all parts, and amongst those present were several…
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Yesterday evening, a lecture on "The Pastoralâweighed and found wanting," was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Kelynack, in the Wesleyan Church, Bourke-street. There was a very large audience. The Rev. Mr. Clarke presided,…
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LONDON, August 19.—The catalogue for to-day comprised 1947 bales. There was an increased attendance of both home and foreign buyers. Biddings commenced with great spirit,…
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At to-day's auction 9800 bales were catalogued. There was less demand, and prices were occasionally easier. LONDON, August 19…
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Sir—The first proposal for erecting cattle sale yards took place as far back as 1866, when in the usual way somebody waited upon somebody, somebody upon somebody else, and somebody else upon Mr. Fitz-William Wentworth, who…
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The following is the second Pastoral Letter, addressed to the clergy and laity of the Roman Catholic Church in the arohdiocese of Sydney:— "Roger Bede, by the grace of God and the favour of the…
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THE Archbishop pours forth his manifestoes with such rapidity that he keeps his multifarious critics fully employed. Not that his arguments are so profound that they require much skill…
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REVEREND AND DEAR BRETHREN, AND DEAR CHILDREN IN JESUS CHRIST.—Though the Catholic Church is by far he most formidable opponent of the great apostacy, still [?] is not its sole opponent. Her foes themselves, if they…
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On Sunday evening last the Rev. J. C. Kirby lectured on the Joint Pastoral, drawing especial attention to the objects aimed at. He observed that the aim of the Pastoral in the first instance is to make the Roman Catholics believe that…
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