The Late Mr. James Boorman
AN old colonist and resident of the Clarence died on Monday at Graf ton, in the person of Mr. James Boorman. Deceased was 93 years of ape and had been in the colony 57 years. He was…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1899
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The Late Mr. T. Quayle
THE remains of the late Mr. Thomas Quayle were interred in the Presbyterian cemetery at Grafton on Friday. The funeral was convoyed by the Woolwich, and was very largely…
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SINCE our last issue a notable man in the person of Cimon Ewing of St. Andrew's Church of England has been removed by death, and although his illness had in a measure…
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MRS. MACKIE, wife of Mr. R Mackie, an engine driver employed at Yamba, died somewhat suddenly on Wednesday morning from an affection of the heart. The deceased lady…
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MR. JOSEPH KEMPNICH, of Freshwater, died in Sydney on Wednesday. He went to the metropolis a few weeks ago to under go an operation for an internal complaint. As he was getting worse, his wife…
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A notable man in the person of Canon Ewing, of St. Andrew's Church, Lismore, has been removed by death, and although his illness for weeks past has in a measure…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Late Mr. S, Hill
Many Graf on residents will, regret to learn of the de [?] of Mr. Sidney Hill, for several years manager of the Grafton branch of the A.J.S. B[?]k, which sad event occurred at his…
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The death of the Hon. James Service in Melbourne removes a figure of Australasian importance. Like most other great men here, he was the architect of his own…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local and General News. Death of a Clarence Pioneer
Mr. THOMAS GRAY, an old resident of the Tweed, died on the 6th instant at the age of 90 years. He was one of the first to face the hardships of pioner's life on the Clarence as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Death of Mr. R. S. M'dougall, J.p
MR. ROBERT STUART "McDOUGALL, one of the oldest and most respected residents of the district, died at his residence, near Fernmount, early…
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The cricket community of N.S.W. on Saturday morning last lost a very old identity in the person of Mr. Edward Gregory. To the frequenters of tho Sydney cricket ground, " Ned" Gregory's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Late Mr. R. S. M'dougall
THE late Mr. Robert Stuart McDongall, J.P., who died at his residence, near Fernmount, on Thursday, April 20, was perhaps one of the most widely…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of an Italian Convict. The Story of a Forgotten Crime
THE Rame correspondent of the "Pall Mall Gazette" writes:—"A man just died in the penal settlement on the Island of Nisida, near Naples, who in the community was simple No. 312, but…
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MR. Richard Stevenson, M.P. for Northumberland, who was on tour through his electorate, left Wollombi on Sunday morning on horseback. Upon arrival at Putty he dismounted and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Personal. Sudden Death of Mr. R. Stevenson, M.p. for Northumberland
MANY old Grafton and Clarence River residents will regret to hear of the sudden demise of the abovenamed gentleman, which took place last Saturday evening at Patty, a small settlement…
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It would be like carrying coals to Newcastle if I were to say anything here about the personal qualities of the above-named gentleman, who died so suddenly in his electorate…
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The news that reached Grafton on Tuesday that Mr. R. Stevenson, member for Northumberland, had died suddenly, caused universal regret. It appears that he was on tour…
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The death of Sir Frederick M'Coy in Melbourne deprives Australia of one of its more distinguished savants. Born in Dublin in 1823, Sir Frederick was educated as a medical…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Personal. Death of a Centenarian
At the Benevolent Asylum on Saturday morning expired one of the inmates named William May, who had attained the extraordinary age of 102 years. He had been an inmate of the…
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ON Saturday morning William May, who was alleged to be 102 years old, died in Grafton Benevolent Asylum. Deceased had been for many years a resident of the Clarence, and spent some…
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