Death of Sir Roger Therry
A telegram, dated the 23rd May, announced the death of Sir Roger Therry, formerly a Judge of the Supreme Court, and Primary Judge in Equity, in New…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1874
7 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers
Select Poetry. (From the Yass Courier.) the Death of Livingstone
He had been [?] with [?] dysentry for several months past, and, although well [?] with stories and medicines, he seems to have had a prese[?] that the attack…
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On Sunday afternoon, [?] about half-past two, a [?] at the late residence [?]…
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ON 29th June a large number of persons assembled at the Cremorne Gardens to witness the ascent of M. de Groof, the inventor of an serial floating machine, in…
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Dr. John Wilson, of Devonport, has just died, in consequence of a lamentable accident. While engaged at the Royal Albert Hospital in performing a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Funeral Reform. (From the Australasian)
THE movement started at Adelaide by the Very Rev. Dean Russell, in favour of reforming funeral customs. with a view to reducing the cost of interment, is a well-intentioned…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of Madame Agatha States. (From the Alta California.)
The melody of the song. bird is hushed. Madame Agatha States, we are infirmed by a telegram, died in New York, Wednesday, September 2nd, at half-past 11 oâclock. Her…
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