The Late Mrs. Searle
MR. JOHN BALE WRITES:—This esteemed and old resident of Esk Island passed over to the "great majority" after an illness of three or four…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1903
95 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 3 of 5
Death of a Well-known Colonist
We regret to learn of the death of Mr. Marsh, of Waverley, which took place yesterday, at the age of 78. He had been unwell for some time, and death was due to…
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The death took place on Monthly of a well-known, estimable colonist, in the person of Mr. F. Marsh, of Waverley, at the age of 78. The deceased gentleman had been ailing for some…
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Mrs. E. Kearney died at 8.45 last (Wednesday) night. She had been ill only since Thursday night last. On Friday morning Dr. Earle Page was called in to see her and found her suffering…
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It is with deep regret we have to record the death of yet another bright life of that dread diseuse pneumonia. Last Sunday Miss Ethel Grace Crowther was…
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THE inquest oa the remains of the late Mr. Alexander McIntosh was held oa Friday before Mr. Fitzhardmge and a jury. Mary McIntosh, wife of deceased, deposed chat she saw him on…
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MR. CRITCHETT WALKER, the Principal Undersecretary, died on Saturday night. His death was the chief topic of conversation in the city to-day. A. great concourse of people of all…
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Mrs. Buchman, who died at Ulmarra last week, was born in 1808 in Fort William, Inverness-shire, Scotland, and arrived at this State in 1838 with her husband, the…
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AN old pioneer resident of the Northern Rivers, in the person of Mrs. Archie McDermid, passed away to her rest in Ballina on Wednesday…
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IN our last issue we briefly mentioned the death of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McKay at Mullumbimby. Mr. McKay had been ailing for some time, but…
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MANY will regret to learn that Mrs. Stitt, daughter of Mrs. Law, of Maclean, died on Tuesday night, at Lady Robinson's Beach, neat Sydney. She leaves a husband and one child…
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The extraordinary heat wave on Saturday night greatly tried the Popole, whose weakness and nervous agitation were extreme, and he was in an almost continuous stupor all day Sunday. During the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Death of the Pope. Cardinal Moran Internviewed At. Adelaide
SYDNEY, Friday.—Cardinal Moran, when interviewed in Adelaide, said he thought the Conclave of Cardinals might take place before his arrival in Rome. But it…
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His Holiness was in an almost continuous ostate of stupor all day Sunday. There was a fresh failure of strength in the evening. He kissed the sacred relice and made the sign of the cross with difficulty…
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At St. Andrew's, on Sunday morning, Rev. A. Fraser made allusion to the death of the Pope. He said that as Protestants they should accord their sympathy in connection…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local and General. the Late Mr. W. H. Thompson
A CORRESPONDENT writes:—"Being a sympathiser with the late Mr. W. H. Thompson in his long illness, a deep mourner for his death, and also an ardent admirer of him when he occupied…
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The Bishop of Brisbane, who recently returned from England in ill-health, and had been ailing ever since, died at Bishopsbourne on Monday evening…
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THE recently-deceased home missionary was feelingly referred to at both services at Brashgrove on Sunday last. Mr. S. E. Pateman conducted the morning service in a most…
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AT the memorial service of tho late Mr. W. H. Thompson, at Maclean Methodist Church on the 2nd inst., the Rev. G. B. Black took his text…
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Many Clarence residents will learn with regret of the death of Mr. Geo. W. Neale, which took place at North Sydney on Thursday morning. Death was due from a…
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