The following prayer has been issued by Cardinal Moran m connection with the Commonwealth celebrations:- "Father of Mercies, hear Thy children's prayer ...
Article : 587 wordsMajor-General French yesterday expr[?]d his opinion that the procession, particularly as regarded the milita[?] part of it, had been a decided success. As soon as the civil part of the display had been ...
Article : 454 wordsThe newest nation on the earth, the Commonwealth of Australia, was [?]bued with the breath of constitutional life yesterday. It emerged from the dim shades of the upbuilding to take its bright place ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 3,358 wordsThe ceremony of swearing-in the Commonwealth Ministers was then proceeded with. In the absence of his Honor Mr. Justice Stephen, upon whom the duty would have devolved, Mr. Justice Owen ...
Article : 188 wordsPrecisely at 1 p.m. the Governor-General a[?] vanced on foot towards the pavilion between a double row of naval men, and accompanied by his Private Secretary, Captain W[?]llington, and staff of officers. ...
Article : 180 wordsHis Excellency then advanced to the steps of the pavilion on the Waverley [?], and in clear and confident tones read the following telegrams:- MESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN. ...
Article : 1,186 wordsThe choir having sung the hymn, beginning "O God, Our Help in Ages Past," the Archbishop of Sydney offered the following prayers:- PRAYER FOR THE COMMONWEALTH. ...
Article : 379 wordsIn a few minutes conversation which a "Herald representative was able to obtain with Mr. Barton at the conclusion of the swearing-in ceremony yesterday, that gentleman remarked, with a pleased ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 468 wordsThe Governor-General then took the following oaths which wer administered by the LieutenantGovernor of New South Wales, Sir Frederick Darl[?]t:— ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 417 wordsUp to this stage the Governor-General had stood, but when Mr. E. G. Blackmore, Clerk of the South Australian Legislative Assembly, stepped forward to read the Queen's proclamation of the Constitution, ...
Article : 291 wordsThe next document read was the L[?]tters Pa[?]ent, as follows:- Letters Pat[?]nt passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, constituting the office of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 1,305 wordsAmongst the guests present were the following:- NEW SOUTH WALES. Messrs. H. C. L. Anderson, James Ashton, M.L.A., Captain Ayacough (H.M.S. Ringdove), Professor ...
Article : 3,589 wordsThe commission of the Governor-General was then read in these terms:- "Victoria, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Queen, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 309 wordsThe people on the eastern side of Centennial Park were under no anxiety as to mean[?] of conveyance to the scene of the pageant. Some thousands of them had merely a pleasant walk ...
Article : 195 wordsMany a hopeful youngster who building upon the familiar character of "southerly bursters" imagined that the "blow" of Monday evening prognosticated a fair day for the Commonwealth celebrations was ...
Article : 1,980 wordsFrom Moore Park side of the ceremonial the vast amphitheatre opened to the view like a panorama. In the distance there was a blur of people over the hill[?]ides, but as the details of the scene in the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 2 Jan 1901, Page 11
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