Catholic School, Burrangong
A public meeting was convened in the Temporary Catholic Schoolroom on Tuesday evening last, to devise means for raising funds for the erection of a Catholic school-house in this town…
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Victoria. Geelong Industrial School. Sermon by Bishop Croke
Sunday last, being Trinity Sunday, Solemn Pontifical High Mass was celebrated at 11 o'clock in St. Patrick's Cathebral by the Right Rev. Dr. M. Quinn, Lord Bishop…
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It has been known that for some considerable time females have been extensively…
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Mr. Enderby Jackson's troupe have already obtained a success almost commensurate with that obtained by them in Melbourne. Miss Watson and Mr. Rickards, are inimitable in…
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IN the course of Bismarck's speech on the School Inspection Bill, he read the following despatch from one of his diplomatic agents abroad :-- "The revenge for which people are panting in…
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It is pleasing—at a time when comic songs, and comic entertainments are the rage—to have one in which vulgarity does not rule and where one may enjoy the same without entering very…
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THE Rev. H. A. Palmer, of All Saints' Church, Peter sham (rural dean), the Rev. Hulton King, and Richar Jones, and Alexander Gordon, members of the standing committee of the Church of England Synod, formed…
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YESTERDAY morning, a deputation from the Synod of the Church of England waited on the Colonial Secretary respecting the Church of England Denominational school at Petersham. The gentlemen forming the deputation were…
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THE Rev. H. A. Palmer, of All Saints' Church, Peter sham (rural dean), the Rev. Hulton King, and Richard Jones, and Alexander Gordon, members of the standing committee of the Church of England Synod, formed a…
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Yesterday morning, (reports the Herald of Tuesday) a deputation from the Synod of the Church of England waited on the Colonial Secretary respecting the Church of England…
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Very valuable information from the Very Rev. Herbert Vaughan has been communicated by him from America to the Tablet. The reverend gentleman says.—The second…
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SIR,—I purposely refrained, during the last year or two, from calling public attention to the many acts of injustice which our Catholic Schools have suffered from the Council of Education…
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The following petition from his Grace Archbishop Polding was received and ordered by the Legislative Assembly to be printed, 2[?] June, (see answer to Question No. 6, in Votes and…
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In the Legislative Council, on Wednesday, Mr. J. Campbell asked—1. How many, and what applications have been made to the Council of Education, from the passing of the Public…
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ON Monday morning, a deputation from the Synod of the Church of England waited on the Colonial Secretary respecting the Church of England Denominational school at Petersham. The gentlemen forming the deputation were…
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Non-combatant: 'IT 'IM HIN THE HALTER HECO, 'ARRY…
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To his Exceilency Sir Alfred Stephen, Knight, a Companion of the most honourable Order of the Bath, Chief Justice and Administrator of the Government of the [?]ony of New South Wales…
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Binda is a small village in New South Wales, situated about one hundred and eighty-five miles N.N.E. from Sydney, and fifty miles N.N.W. of Goulburn. The…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Administration of the Public Schools Act. (To the Editor of the Freeman s Journal.)
SIR,—Your issue of the 6th instant, which contains a precis of the Council of Education's report upon Public and Denominational schools, shows that the Council with great jubilation…
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THE Young Men's Christan Association (says the Melbourne Daily Telegraph) have commenced a grand work. For some time past they had under consideration a subject of great interest, but of great importance…
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