... consecrating the new parish. church of St. Aunrew for Divine worship was per. formed yesterday by his Grace Archbishop Trench. The foundation stone was laid in August, 1862, by the late lamented Earl of Carlisle. The new church is a splendid specimen of ...

... CATHOLIC CHURCH. WEMSTLAND Row.-A very interesting ceremony took place in the parochial church of St. Andrew, WVestland-row, on last Mondav at two o'clock. The remains of the infant child of Mr. Mackey jun., Brunswick-street, were deposited in the vaults ...

... I CATHOLIC CHURCH. - X OF IRELAND. (Friday) being the glorious festival of the Na. f elebrtet d in the several churches and o hapese a' Vince with great pomp ant solemnity. At tb. Z 1'tb0edrlt of Tuaa, the monument of the seal of i 0 jd A t h Fold of ...

... vifth'which' the church Vkitit' the' members, the originators and promoters of secret rociei lea'. By explainin those psoalties so your flocks, arhid showing what an evil it is to be cut off as 1w rotten branch from the truei church, anid to he excluded ...

... our dissenting brethren. After the high t Wass, which was chaunted by the Rev. Messrs. Moloney and callagy, au deacon auid sub-deacon, the Right Rev. Dr. z Coen, ascending the altar, and after alluding to the object u Gf calling his clergy to assemble ...

... the various Presbyterian Churches in Scotland. Last Thursday the General Assembly of the Established Church was opened in Edinburgh by her Majesty's representative, the Earl of tosslyn, Lord High Commissioner. The Free Church Assembly was opened the same ...

... next month. A Cseuacec-RATc MBARTYa.-Alr. John Thorogood, the church-rate martyr, who was imprisoned for nearly two years in the common gaol, at Chelmsford, for the non-pay- ment of 5s. 6d. church-rates has visited this city, and was kindly entertained at ...

... PAROCHIAIL CHURCH. Yesterday, immediately after last Mass, a meet- ing of parishioners of the paiish of St. Agatha was held atr North William-atreet, to devise some nmeana3f cleating off the debt incurre1 by the erection of a now parochial church. The founda- ...

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... THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. His Grace the Arohbialsop of Tuam held his frst visitation for the year of the Deanery of Ballinrobe on Tuesday last, and on the previoos day he held the visitation of the Ulare- morris deanery. Hli'Grace' was accompanied by the Very ...

... Ireland, the Four Courts, City Hall, St. Patricl's Cathedral, and the Castle Chapel. The old figure of St. Andrew that formerly stood over the Round Church, opposite Trinity.street, was also the production of his skilful chisel. He was an apprentice to and ...

... of the historic associations that cluat& !-rvnd the &e.of St. Andrew's, they remind Dr. Strain that -be is its ninth Archbishop, and, as such, the nihath Metropolitan of the S.coti Church -h. They miake a record of the faict ?? is the succ6'ssor of .that ...