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The articles are in order they were posted, with most recent at the top:

• 1884-George Francis Smith (1870-1927)
• 1894: St Mary’s Anglican Church, Balmoral, Victoria.
• 1891: James Ferguson Williams (1877-1959)
• 1867: St Patrick’s Catholic Church Port Fairy
• 1884 St John’s Anglican Church Corowa, NSW.
• 2022-10-20 Presentation at the Presbyterian Church St Kilda.
• 1890: DEATH OF AN AYRSHIRE MAN IN AUSTRALIA
• 1863: Holy Trinity, Maldon, Victoria
• Scots Church Leaflet magazine June 2019
• 1877: St Peter’s Anglican Church, Sturt Street, Ballarat.
• 1839-1913 The famous Melbourne caterer Charles Doyl Straker
• 1867: South Yarra Presbyterian Church, Victoria
• 1877 James Winter’s ‘Dhurringile’ Mansion, Murchison, Victoria.
• 1886: St Barnabas Anglican Church, Balwyn, Victoria.
• 1867: Presbyterian Church, Melton, Victoria.
• 1890: St John’s Wesleyan Church, Nelson, New Zealand
• 1864: St Mary’s Anglican Church, Bulla, Victoria
• 1882: St Paul’s Launceston and Low Head, Tasmania.
• 1864: St Enoch’s Presbyterian Church, Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 1879: Holy Trinity, East Melbourne, Victoria.
• 1888: James Urie lays the Foundation Stone of the Flemington and Kensington Presbyterian Church.
• 1873: Christ Church Anglican, Geelong, Victoria.
• 1873: St Thomas’ Catholic Church, Drysdale, Victoria.
• 1872: Christ Church Anglican, Geelong, Victoria.
• 1869: Presbyterian Church, Coimadai, Victoria.
• 1853: The Ferguson brothers arrive aboard the Tamerlane
• 1881: St Michael and All Angel’s, Porangahau, New Zealand.
• 1870: The Convent of Mercy, Albury, New South Wales.
• 1884: Gunsler’s Cafe, Pitt Street, Sydney, New South Wales
• 1888: Presbyterian Church, Toorak, Victoria.
• 1864: The Ship Inn Street Lamp, Port Albert, Victoria
• 1874: St John’s Anglican Church, Ballan, Victoria.
• 1870: St Patrick’s Catholic Church, Kilmore, Victoria.
• 1874: Sacred Heart College, Newtown, Geelong, Victoria.
• 1884: St Mary’s Anglican Church, Sunbury, Victoria.
• 1872: St John’s Anglican Church, Raymond Terrace, New South Wales.
• 1869: Christ the King Anglican Cathedral, Ballarat, Victoria.
• 1945: James Auld, Lead-lighter & Glazier (1873-1945)
• 1880: The Kernot window from ‘Firenze’, Sydney Rd, Parkville.
• 1877: St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Colac, Victoria.
• 1871: Christ Church, Anglican, Beechworth, Victoria.
• 1870: St John’s Anglican Church, Diamond Creek, Victoria.
• 13-07-1885: St David’s Mission Chapel, Campbell Street, Hobart, Tasmania.
• 1897: The Singleton Dispensary, Collingwood, Victoria,
• 1867: St Peter’s Anglican Church, Woolloomooloo, Sydney, New South Wales
• 1869: William Hornby & the Artillery Brewery, Williamstown, Victoria.
• 1884: St John’s Anglican Church, Bairnsdale, Victoria.
• 1875: St Peter’s Anglican Church, Akaroa, New Zealand.
• 1878: St John’s Aboriginal Mission Church, Lake Tyers, Victoria.
• 1869: St Katherine’s Church, St Helena, Victoria.
• 1863: St Joseph’s Catholic Church, Collingwood, Victoria.
• 19-02-1874: The Hotham (North Melbourne) School of Art.
• 1867: The Royal Visit – The Illuminations and decorations throughout Melbourne.
• 07-01-1907: William Urie (1864-1907)
• 12-04-1875: Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Port Chalmers, New Zealand.
• 1889: Alexander Lumsden Young (1833-1889)
• 22-08-1896: James ‘Jim’ Urie (1870-1896)
• 1872: Christ Church Anglican, Birregurra, Victoria.
• 1875: St John the Baptist Church, Ouse, Tasmania.
• 1881: Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Bacchus Marsh, Victoria.
• 25-09-1866: St John’s Anglican Church, Launceston, Tasmania.
• 01-01-1867: The Infant Jesus Catholic Church, Koroit, Victoria.
• 1988: Monash Medical Centre, Clayton, Victoria.
• 1873: St Monica’s Catholic Church, Footscray, Victoria.
• 1878: St Mark’s Anglican Church, Remuera, Auckland, New Zealand.
• 1874: Holy Cross Catholic Church, Moyhu, Victoria.
• 1876: All Saints, Church of England, Learmonth, Victoria.
• 22-12-1864: Christ Church, Anglican, Myrniong, Victoria.
• 24-05-1884: St Michael’s Catholic Church, Little River, Victoria.
• 17-02-1896: St. George’s Church, Carlton, Victoria.
• 22-05-1897: Presbyterian Church, Werribee, Victoria.
• 29-01-1879: St Thomas’s Anglican Church, Moonee Ponds, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 27-04-1862: St Giles Presbyterian Church, Geelong, Victoria.
• 05-08-1876: St Peters, Eastern Hill, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 12-07-1877: St Matthew’s Anglican Church, Prahran, Victoria.
• 09-01-1885: Elm Street Hall, North Melbourne, Victoria.
• 02-10-1871: St George’s Church, Battery Point, Hobart, Tasmania
• 21-08-1876: St Martin’s Church, Muskerry, Victoria.
• 21-07-1868: St Paul’s Anglican Cathedral, Myers Street, Bendigo, Victoria
• 02-12-1871: Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Stawell, Victoria.
• 17-04-1867: St Paul’s Anglican Church, Latrobe Terrace, Geelong, Victoria.
• 1895: Apsley House, Armadale, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 03-09-1869: St John’s Anglican Church, Heathcote, Victoria.
• 24-10-1866: Guide to the Intercolonial Exhibition of 1866, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 14-02-1868: St Paul’s, Latrobe Terrace, Geelong, Victoria.
• 27-07-1885: St Paul’s Pro Cathedral, Flinders St, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 27-04-1874: Christ Church, Anglican, Acland Street, St Kilda, Victoria.
• 1916: John Lamb Lyon, Stained Glass Artist, (1836-1916)
• 1876: Werribee Park Mansion, Werribee, Victoria.
• 10-03-1883: St John’s Church, Ballan, Victoria.
• 1870: St Paul’s Anglican Church, Koroit, Victoria.
• 28-07-1866: St Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Ballan, Victoria.
• 23-05-1896: Presbyterian Church, Werribee, Victoria.
• 20-07-1872: St James Church, Drysdale, Victoria.
• 18-08-1951: Zeerust/Glenferrie Mansion, Malvern, Victoria.
• 15-07-1862: Mr Robson’s Shop, Ballarat, Victoria.
• 26-08-1876: St John’s Church, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales.
• 08-12-1883: St Paul’s, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia.
• 13-05-1885: St. Paul’s Cathedral, Sale, Gippsland, Victoria
• 19-09-1874: Holy Trinity Church of England, Williamstown, Victoria.
• 17-05-1865: Kings Shop, Pall Mall, Bendigo, Victoria.
• 1865: St Stephen’s Church, Mount Waverley, Victoria.
• 07-04-1879: Christ Church, Castlemaine, Victoria.
• 22-04-1869: Christ Church, Warrnambool, Victoria.
• 03-12-1869: Christ Church, Moorabool St, Geelong, Victoria.
• 21-04-1872: Presbyterian Church, Napier St, Fitzroy, Victoria.
• 1869: The Alfred Kennerley Mansion ‘Rouseville’, Davey Street, Hobart, Tasmania.
• 13-08-2012: All Saints Anglican Church, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
• 1879: St Luke’s Church, Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia.
• 27-01-1868: Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
• 22-11-1873: St Mark’s, Warwick, Queensland, Australia.
• 09-08-1881: Christ Church, South Yarra, Melbourne, Australia.
• 13-08-1867: St Peter & St Paul, Geelong, Victoria.
• 1890: Curzon Street, Ferguson & Urie Employees circa 1890.
• 1868: All Saints Anglican Church, South Hobart, Tasmania.
• 02-09-1861: Tarrengower Victoria. John Lamb Lyon stained glass.
• 1880: St Mary’s Anglican Church, Sunbury, Victoria.
• 1875: Rupertswood Mansion, Sunbury, Victoria.
• 1877: Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Coleraine, Victoria.
• 26-07-1885: St John’s Anglican Church, Port Albert, Victoria.
• 08-12-1867: St Peter’s Anglican Church, Merino, Victoria.
• 14-12-1866: St Luke’s Anglican Church, Yea, Victoria.
• 29-12-1888: St Stephen’s Anglican, Portland, Victoria.
• 31-08-1878: St. Matthews Church, Dunedin, New Zealand.
• 23-07-1883: St James’s Old Cathedral, Melbourne.
• 26-06-1863: John Knox (Church of Christ), Swanston Street, Melbourne.
• 14-11-1899: The Auction of 283 Collins Street Melbourne.
• 24-09-1924: The Rosalie Grundy window, St James Church, Glenburn (Delamere), South Australia.
• 14-06-1894: Probate lodged for the Will of James Ferguson
• 17-03-1882: Christ Church, South Yarra. Melbourne, Victoria.
• 18-10-1884: The Risby Memorial window, St George’s, Queenscliff, Victoria.
• 26-03-1883: St Luke’s Anglican Church, South Melbourne.
• 1864-67: St Peter’s Anglican Church, Ballarat, Victoria.
• 26-09-1873: Christ Church, Dingley, Victoria.
• 13-08-1872: Wesleyan Church, Golden Square, Sandhurst (Bendigo), Victoria.
• 26-10-1864: Wesleyan Church, Kent Town, South Australia.
• 22-07-1866: St Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Ballan, Victoria.
• 1864: Christ Church, Anglican, Kilmore, Victoria.
• 04-05-1889: Is Marriage a Failure?
• 31-08-1976: Stained glass windows stolen in city raid.
• 13-06-1863: Thomas Robson, Ballarat agent for Ferguson & Urie.
• 04-07-1901: The sale of Ayr Cottage, Parkville, Melbourne.
• 24-06-1879: St Peter’s Church of England, Hamilton, Tasmania.
• 03-12-1871: St John the Divine, Anglican Church, Avoca, Victoria.
• 1872: St Paul’s Anglican Church, Avenel, Victoria.
• 31-10-1878: Mandeville Hall, Toorak, Victoria.
• 18-01-1873: Wyselaskie’s ‘Narrapumelap’ Homestead at Wickliffe.
• 19-11-1886: Auction of the Curzon Street Cottages.
• 1993: St Matthew’s Anglican Church, Albury, New South Wales.
• 05-03-1949: Charles William Hardess (1858-1949)
• 27-07-1945: James Ferguson Jnr (1861-1945)
• 14-10-1944: Frank Clifford Lording (1860-1944)
• 27-04-1935: St. Andrew’s, Box Hill, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
• 09-09-1935: Trinity Church, Camberwell, Victoria, Australia.
• 01-02-1936: Trinity Presbyterian Church, Camberwell, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 16-12-1935: St. Andrew’s, Box Hill, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
• 27-07-1930: George James Coates (1869-1930)
• 19-06-1923: Christ Church Yankalilla, South Australia.
• 21-11-1865: James Urie’s Invention
• 31-08-1855: James Urie marries Grace Hardie Young.
• 1915: John Scott (1850-1915)
• 20-05-1915: Mrs Marion Reyburn.
• 21-02-1901: Citizens’ Life Assurance Company purchase the Ferguson & Urie building.
• 24-11-1899: Dividends for Ferguson & Urie declared.
• 06-09-1899: 100 Franklin Street warehouse To Let.
• 10-08-1899: The auction of the Ferguson & Urie stock at the Franklin Street premises.
• 29-07-1899: The auction of the Ferguson & Urie stock at the Franklin Street premises.
• 20-07-1899: The death of Grace Urie.
• 1897: Sands & Kenny’s directory, Melbourne, 1897.
• 26-10-1895: ‘Waterdale’, 56 Chapman Street, North Melbourne.
• 10-10-1895: French stained glass window for St. Patricks R.C. Kilmore.
• 19-04-1894: The funeral of James Ferguson Snr.
• 18-04-1894: James Ferguson (1818-1894)
• 19-08-1876: Memorial Church, Brisbane, Queensland.
• 01-08-1890: Advertisement in the Mataura Ensign, New Zealand.
• 24-03-1893: Christian Chapel, St Leonard’s Rd, Ascot Vale, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 14-11-1891: Charitable donations by Ferguson & Urie.
• 15-05-1891: The 1876 Melbourne Cup winner ‘Briseis’ in stained glass.
• 10-07-1891: The Ferguson & Urie warehouse, Franklin Street, Melbourne.
• 01-08-1891: Visitors to Melbourne call at Ferguson & Urie, Franklin Street.
• 16-04-1891: Ferguson & Urie move to Franklin Street, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 14-02-1891: Probate notice for Crawford Kier, son in law of James Ferguson.
• 23-07-1890: James Urie (1828-1890)
• 29-08-1890: Letter of Condolence from the Borough Council to Grace Urie.
• 25-07-1890: The late Councillor Urie, Flemington, Victoria.
• 07-11-1889: The Ross Portable Fire Escape Demonstration.
• 03-09-1889: St. Paul’s Church, Warragul, Victoria.
• 19-08-1889: Sale of the Ferguson & Urie building in Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 05-01-1889: St John’s Anglican Church, Port Fairy, Victoria, Australia.
• 27-07-1888: Flemington & Kensington Council.
• 10-03-1888: The 1888 Ferguson & Urie Employee Dinner.
• 03-03-1888: St Andrew’s Church, Sydney Road, Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 31-01-1888: The fire at the Ferguson & Urie Yarra Bank workshops.
• 01-01-1888: The Ferguson Clan at Ayr Cottage, Parkville.
• 08-10-1887: ‘Ayr Cottage’, 1 Leonard Street, Parkville, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 06-07-1887: CLARKE and Co, Brokers, Melbourne.
• 25-06-1887: The 1887 Ferguson & Urie Employee Dinner.
• 1887: The Royal Visit Illumunations – Portrait of Her Majesty Queen Victoria.
• 28-01-1887: Yacht for Sale.
• 29-10-1886: James Urie’s house in Wellington Street, Flemington
• 1852: The James Ferguson farewell at the Robert Burns Arms.
• 19-04-1886: Jane Ferguson (nee Lawson) (1820-1886)
• 1886: The History of Ayr Cottage, Leonard Street, Parkville, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 16-04-1886: The 1886 Ferguson & Urie Employee Dinner.
• 09-01-1886: Advertisement, 10 Collins Street.
• 14-11-1885: Wesleyan Methodist Church, Ross, Tasmania.
• 07-12-1885: St. Stephens Roman Catholic Church, Brisbane, Queensland.
• 20-10-1885: Christ Church, Frederick St, Launceston, Tasmania.
• 18-09-1885: James Urie’s house “Glencairn”, Wellington Street, Flemington.
• 14-08-1885: St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Sydney Rd, Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 13-02-1885: Ferguson & Urie Tennants at 281-283 Collins Street Building.
• 1885: The Linay Pavilion, Alfred Hospital, Melbourne.
• 19-12-1884: Convent of the Good Shepherd, Oakleigh, Victoria.
• 30-08-1884: “Thanet”, Wattle-tree Rd, Malvern, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 1872: The ‘Glenferrie’ window at the Melbourne Museum
• 20-03-1884: Ferguson & Urie building facade approved to be made of Hydraulic Freestone.
• 22-08-1884: The Ferguson & Urie Building, 281-283 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 26-08-1882: “Sylliot Hill”, “Ontario”, “Labassa”, Caulfield Nth, Victoria.
• 29-04-1882: “Lisava”, 13 Chetwynd Street, North Melbourne.
• 30-03-1882: David Relph Drape, Stained Glass Artist, (1821-1882)
• 05-03-1882: Presbyterian (Uniting) Church, 603 Toorak Rd. Toorak, Victoria.
• 08-06-1881: Holy Trinity Church, Kew, Victoria.
• 04-10-1881: Christ Church, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria
• 04-03-1882: St Matthew’s Church, New Norfolk, Tasmania.
• 18-02-1882: Port Adelaide Presbyterian Church, South Australia.
• 02-02-1882: Port Adelaide Presbyterian Church, South Australia.
• 02-01-1882: Church donations.
• 27-12-1881: St Paul’s Anglican Church, Launceston, Tasmania.
• 13-09-1881: St Peter’s Anglican Cathedral, 27 King William Rd, North Adelaide.
• 05-03-1881: Brisbane Boys Grammar School, Gregory Terrace, Brisbane, Queensland.
• 26-02-1881: Brisbane Boys Grammar School, Gregory Terrace, Brisbane, Queensland.
• 30-12-1893: St Georges Church Queenscliff, Victoria, Australia.
• 07-04-1882: St George’s Church, Queenscliff, Victoria.
• 12-02-1881: St George’s Church, Queenscliff, Victoria.
• 1881: St. Saviour’s Church, Templeton, New Zealand.
• 07-05-1880: St. George’s Presbyterian Church, St. Kilda East, Victoria.
• 26-04-1879: St Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Creek Street, Brisbane, Queensland.
• 03-09-1879: Presbyterian Union Memorial Church, Curzon Street, North Melbourne.
• 08-03-1879: St John’s Church, Williamstown, Victoria.
• 30-08-1879: The Independent Church, Geelong, Victoria.
• 30-01-1879: Melbourne Hospital, West wing, 1879.
• 1879: Noorilim, Stanhope, Collbinabin & Dhurringile.
• 21-09-1878: St. Phillip’s, Collingwood, Victoria.
• 05-08-1878: Wesleyan Church, Balaclava, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 26-07-1878: Reward for Lost Deeds and Plan.
• 13-12-1877: McNeill’s Art-Union.
• 15-08-1877: Advertisements.
• 11-06-1877: St. George’s Anglican Church, Gawler, South Australia.
• 06-12-1876: Scots’ Church, Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 18-11-1876: St. Stephen’s Anglican Church, Richmond, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 24-10-1876: St Stephen’s Church, Portland, Victoria, Australia.
• 15-07-1876: St. Thomas’ Church, Port Lincoln, South Australia.
• 24-05-1876: Academy of Music, Bourke Street Melbourne, Victoria.
• 06-01-1876: Holy Trinity (Greek Orthodox), Hobart, Tasmania.
• 30-11-1875: Closure of Melbourne Colonial Exhibition.
• 14-11-1875: St. Mary’s Church, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane, Queensland.
• 17-09-1875: The Victorian Exhibition awards of 1875.
• 02-09-1875: The 1875 Victorian Exhibition Catalogue.
• 29-10-1875: Intercolonial Exhibition, Melbourne, 1875.
• 1889: St John’s Church of England, Sorrento, Victoria.
• 1864: Burke Museum, Beechworth, Victoria.
• 22-05-1874: Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Westbury, Tasmania
• 21-05-1874: Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Westbury, Tasmania.
• 1874: The German Lutheran Church, Parliament Place, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 21-11-1873: St. Peter’s Anglican Church, Robe, South Australia.
• 24-10-1873: The Turkish Baths, Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 30-09-1873: Ferguson & Urie advertise 10 Collins street for sale.
• 29-08-1873: Dissolution of Partnership with John Lamb Lyon.
• 27-08-1873: John Lamb Lyon sells his house in Dudley Street West Melbourne.
• 10-07-1873: St. David’s Cathedral, Hobart, Tasmania.
• 19-06-1873: St. Andrew’s Church of England Cathedral, Sydney, New South Wales.
• 10-01-1873: Melbourne Exhibition of 1873.
• 01-11-1921: The Lady Edith Fergusson memorial window at St. Andrew’s Church, Walkerville, South Australia.
• 08-01-1873: St. Andrew’s Church, Walkerville, South Australia.
• 22-10-1872: St Andrews Church, Walkerville, South Australia.
• 02-11-1872: St Andrews Church, Walkerville, South Australia.
• 26-07-1872: Memorial Congregational, Elizabeth and Brisbane streets, Hobart, Tasmania.
• 31-05-1872: Mr. J. Loessel, Adelaide, South Australian agent for Ferguson & Urie.
• 10-09-1862: The Congregational Church, Victoria St, East Melbourne.
• 05-02-1872: St Mary of the Angels Basilica, Geelong, Victoria.
• 01-01-1872: Welsh Church, Latrobe street, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 08-12-1871: Christ Church, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 21-06-1871: Roman Catholic Mortuary Chapel at the Melbourne General Cemetery.
• 22-03-1871: St Patrick’s Catholic Church, Lilydale, Victoria.
• 21-03-1871: Struan House, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia.
• 1871: St Patrick’s Catholic Church, Wangaratta, Victoria, Australia.
• 27-02-1871: Shipping Intelligence notices.
• 07-10-1870: The 1870 Sydney Intercolonial Exhibition.
• 22-09-1870: The 1870 Sydney Intercolonial Exhibition.
• 10-09-1870: All Saints Church Wickham Terrace, Brisbane, Queensland.
• 03-09-1870: Sydney Intercolonial Exhibition 1870.
• 12-08-1870: Sydney Intercolonial Exhibition 1870.
• 04-06-1870: Christ Church, Acland Street, St Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 11-05-1870: Charitable Donations.
• 22-04-1870: The Haymarket Theatre Dispute. Melbourne, Victoria.
• 19-08-1870: Immaculate Conception Church, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 11-10-1869: Immaculate Conception, Grace-Park, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria.j
• 04-10-1869: St Matthew’s Uniting Church, Scallan Street, Stawell, Victoria.
• 03-07-1869: St. John’s Anglican Church, Ross, Tasmania.
• 1869: St Peter’s Pebble Church, Carapooee, Victoria.
• 17-04-1869: An Art Treasures Exhibition is held at the hall of the Public Library Melbourne.
• 31-08-1868: St. Mary’s Church, Queensberry street, North Melbourne, Victoria.
• 06-08-1862: The Apollo Music Hall Shakespeare window.
• 16-07-1868: Cook’s Tailoring Establishment, Elizabeth Street, Hobart, Tasmania.
• 08-08-1868: ‘Thompson Villa’, AKA ‘Enstone Park’, Falmouth, Tasmania
• 26-06-1868: St. John’s Anglican Church, Toorak, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 08-05-1868: Advertisement for Brassworker.
• 03-03-1868: Wesleyan (Pilgrims Uniting) Church, Patterson street, Launceston, Tasmania.
• 20-01-1868: Mona Vale Mansion, Ross, Tasmania, Australia.
• 20-11-1867: The fire in Curzon Street, North Melbourne.
• 02-11-1867: Christ Church, Mount Gambier, South Australia, Australia.
• 21-09-1867: St Paul’s Cathedral, Sale, Gippsland, Victoria, Australia.
• 13-08-1867: James Urie visits Tasmania on Ferguson and Urie business.
• 07-08-1867: Decorative Art. James Urie sojourning in Tasmania.
• 20-07-1867: St Jude’s Church, Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
• 10-06-1867: The late 1866 Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition.
• 02-05-1867: Presbyterian Church, William Street, West Melbourne
• 29-04-1867: Presbyterian Church, William Street, West Melbourne, Victoria.
• 14-03-1867: Application for land in Curzon street, North Melbourne, Victoria.
• 19-02-1867: Advertisement for Lead-Light Glazier.
• 25-01-1867: Advertisement – Wanted – A boy to blow bellows.
• 1868: John Wilson’s mansion ‘Woodlands’, Crowlands, Ararat, Victoria, Australia.
• 20-12-1866: The Medieval Court at the 1866 Melbourne Exhibition
• 03-11-1866: The 1866 Intercolonial Exhibition.
• 25-10-1865: The 1866 Melbourne Exhibition.
• 27-10-1866: The Victorian Deaf & Dumb Institution, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 15-08-1866: ‘Redfern House’, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 29-01-1866: St George’s Anglican Church, Queenscliff, Victoria. Australia.
• 05-01-1865: The Wesleyan Church, Punt Road, Prahran.
• 19-12-1864: St. John’s Anglican Church, Digby, Victoria.
• 29-04-1864: Holy Trinity Church, Kew, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
• 24-03-1864: Holy Trinity Church, Kew, Victoria, Australia.
• 22-02-1864: St George’s Anglican Church, Queenscliff, Victoria, Australia.
• 06-01-1865: The warehouse of Mr. Howie, Linen Draper of Bourke Street East, Melbourne.
• 23-10-1863: St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Evansdale, Tasmania, Australia.
• 19-09-1863: Norman Lodge AKA Manyung, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.
• 07-08-1863: The Mechanic’s Institute Hall, Ballarat, Victoria.
• 07-07-1863: The Ebenezer St John’s Church Armstrong Street Ballarat.
• 25-05-1863: Post Office buildings, Bourke Street, Melbourne.
• 03-04-1863: Holy Trinity Church, Kew, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 31-03-1863: St Paul’s, Humfray St, Bakery Hill, Ballarat, Victoria.
• 07-01-1863: St. Mark’s, Collingwood, Melbourne, Victoria.
• 24-12-1862: The Geelong Exhibition.
• 21-08-1862: Advertisement.
• 12-07-1862: The Shakespeare window at the Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne.
• 05-07-1862: Coppin’s Apollo Music Hall Opening Night.
• 01-07-1862: The opening of Coppins Apollo Music Hall.
• 24-06-1862: St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Humfray St, Bakery Hill, Ballarat.
• 04-06-1862:St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Humfray St, Bakery Hill, Ballarat.
• 19-05-1862: St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Humfray St, Bakery Hill, Ballarat.
• 14-04-1862: St Paul’s Church, Humfray St, Bakery Hill, Ballarat, Victoria.
• 08-04-1862: St Paul’s, Bakery Hill, Ballarat, Victoria.
• 29-03-1862: St. Paul’s Church, Humfray St, Bakery Hill, Ballarat.
• 26-03-1862: A NEW BRANCH OF THE ART. John Lamb Lyon joins Ferguson & Urie.
• 01-03-1862: St Paul’s Church, Bakery Hill, Ballarat.
• 07-12-1861: The 1861 Melbourne Industrial Exhibition.
• 22-11-1861: St Margaret’s Eltham, Church Archives
• 22-09-1860: Taranaki Relief Fund
• 01-03-1858: The ‘Victorian Industrial Society. Fine Arts’
• 30-01-1857: David Ferguson returns to Scotland.
• 23-10-1856: The Ferguson brothers receive word from home.
• 03-07-1856: Hotham Ward Election Notices.
• 30-10-1855: Advertisement, Wanted, 5000 Duchess Slates.
• 29-09-1855: The ‘Sticking up’ – James Ferguson is held up at gunpoint.
• 28-02-1855: The 1855 Victorian Exhibition, Melbourne.
• 04-10-1853: The first triple advertisement, Melbourne.
• 19-08-1853: The first Ferguson & Urie advertisement in 1853.

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