The Late Mr. William Cummings
THE deepest gloom was cast over the city and district on Wednesday night last, by the information that the late veteran member for East Macquaric had been thrown from his buggy, and from…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1878
16 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers
Obituary
THE LATE CHARLES MUN[?], OF BARNSDALE, WOODFORD ISLAND. —The subject of this brief memoir was a native of the late of Skye, Scotland, and [?]migrated from there to this colony, arriving at…
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"ANGLO-Australian," in the European Mail, says:—I have to chronicle the demise, at the age of 66, of,one of the earliest and most successful of the pastoral settler of New. South…
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THE new of Mr. T. S. MORT'S death, which reached us by telegram on Thursday, would be received with but one feeling—and that of deep regret—throughout not only New South…
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THE Spectator of the 16th March observes:— The sum of £7000 has recently been left to London School of Medicine for Women by the late Mrs. Oakes, of Sydney, Australia. The…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Late Mr.t.s.mort. (From the S.M. Herald, May 18.)
IT seldom happens that the death of a private individual occasions so universal a feeling of regret throughout the whole community, as was caused by the recent decease of Mr…
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A FEW months ago we announced the death of Mr. John Fairfax, of the Sydney Morning Herald, and it is with deep regret that we have new to record that another loading journalist has joined the great majority…
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A TELEGRAM in our last issue intimates that Earl Russell, the celebrated ex-Minister and statesman, is dead. He was born on August IS, 1792, and consequently was nearly eighty-six years of age Lord…
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WE (Cooktown Courier) regret to announce the some-what sudden death of Brinsley Guise Sheridan, Esq., late P.M. and sub-colloctor of Customs at Cardwell. He arrived here on a visit to Mr. St. George, P. M.'…
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BY telegram on Thursday we received the melancholy intelligence that the Rev. John Dunmore Lang, D.D., had expired at his residence, Sydney, at 1 o'clock that morning…
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THE name of this gentleman, who died at his residence, Richmond, on the 26th ultimo, has been associated with the colony for many years. He was as greatly esteemed as he was widely known. Mr…
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THE REV. WILLIAM REDLEY.—This gentleman died at his residence, Paddington, on the 27th September. The immediate cause of death was apoplexy. He was 52 years of age. Mr. Ridley was a native of Essex,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Late Mr. Justice Keogh
IN our telegraphic news in last issue the death of the above named judge was announced. He was one of the judges of Common Pleas in Ireland. The outbreak of his insanity is described in the " Dublin…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of Mr. Rawdon Foster Greene
THE intelligence of the melancholy death of Mr. Rawdon Foster Greene, whilst travelling in charge of a flock of sheep in the Gulf of country, will have been received with sincere regret by many old colonists,…
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WE (Melbourne Telegraph) regret exceedingly to have to announce the painfully sudden death of the Rev. John Legge, M.A., for many years pastor of the Congregational Church at Brighton. The rev. gentleman,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Late Mr. J. G. Wright. to the Editor of the Examiner
SIR,—[?] had pointed out to me an article in the Grafton Obserrer of the 14th instant, headed "A solitary mourner," referring to the death and funeral of Mr Wright. I'can only suppose I am the squatter…
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