Benedictine Pioneers in Australia, 1. ciltHerbert & Daniel, 1911 |
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¹ D. A. amongst appointed arrival attend Australia Autobiography Benedictines Bishop Bishop Polding blessing Campbell Town Cape Cardinal Chapel chaplain Church clergy clergymen Colony commenced confreres congregation convicts Dean Kenny dear Diemen's Land Downside Dr Broughton Dr Morris Dr Polding Dr Polding's Dr Slater Dr Ullathorne duty England established Excellency faith Father Conolly Father Therry Father Ullathorne give Goulburn Government Governor Heptonstall Hobart Town Holy honour hope Ireland John Joseph Therry Judge Burton labours letter Lord Glenelg Lordship Maitland Mauritius McEncroe meeting ment miles mission missionary N. S. Wales Norfolk Island Office Parramatta pastor persons prayers present priest prisoners Propaganda Protestant received religion religious residence respect Right Rev Roman Catholic Rome Sacraments Scully sent Sisters of Charity South Wales spiritual St Mary's Sunday Sydney Therry's tion Ullathorne's Van Diemen's Land Vicar Apostolic Vicar-General whilst write Yass zeal
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