other · 1839
Regulations of 28 Feb 1839 (E. Deas Thomson, by command of Governor Gipps) for issuing Colonial Treasury funds under the Church Act (7 William IV No.3) towards building Churches, Chapels and Ministers' Dwellings and paying Ministers' stipends - administered EQUALLY through the Church of England (Lord Bishop of Australia), the Presbytery of the Church of Scotland, and the Roman Catholic Bishop. The administrative machinery of NSW's landmark equal-state-aid-to-religion settlement.
[347] Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 28th February, 1839. RELIGIOUS ESTABLISHMENTS. …
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OfficialGOVERNOR
OfficialLord Bishop of Australia
OfficialRoman Catholic Bishop
LocationSydney
Notice Date28th February, 1839
Legislation Date7th WILLIAM IV.
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 401, 23 March 1839.
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