The First Bag of Australian Wool. Death of a Leeds Merchant
THE Leeds Mercury (Eng.) of June 22 says:—"Mr. Edward Thompson died at his residence, 72 Lofthouse place in this city on Monday…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1895
296 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 10 of 15
Obituary
The death is announced of Dr. Morgan O'Conner of Wagga, who was regarded us the heal of the Catholic laity of the Wagga district. He was about seventy years of age…
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THE city coroner held an inquest at the Kogarah Cottage Hospital on Monday afternoon touching the death of a jockey named Alexander Gorrell Wilson, fatally injured while riding Antic in the…
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MRS. PLUNKETT, widow of the late Mr. John Hubert Plunkett, died on Monday at her residence, Darling Point, at the advanced age of 82 years. For some years past she has lived a very retired…
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MRS. RALPH MOOD, of Parramatta, died on Friday morning, at the age of 92, 70 years of which were spent in Parramatta. She had an excellent education, and at an early ago was married in England to…
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A LITTLE boy named George Edwards, son of Mr. H. G. Edwards, contractor, of Opal-street, died yesterday afternoon under very sad circumstances. Ho had not been very well for some days, but was…
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WAGGA, Monday.âr. Morgan O'Connor died this afternoon. It will be remembered that at the Hibernian ball on the 17th March he met with an accident through the slippery nature of the floor,…
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Wagga Wagga, Monday.--The old residents of Yass will learn with regret of the death of Dr. Morgan O'Connor, a very old resident of Wagga Wagga, and for many years a…
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IT is with sincerest regret we record the death of Mrs. P. Mooney of The Meadows, Taralga, which and event occurred at about a quarter to five this afternoon at the Cooma…
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News was received here on Friday last of the death of Mrs. Keeble, wife of Mr. W. B, Keeble, school-teacher, Robertson, and formerly of the Crookwell public school, the sad event…
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WAGGA, Monday.—Dr. Morgan O'Connor died this afternoon. It will be remembered that at the Hibernian ball on the 17th March he met with an accident through the slippery…
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THE sensational Butler conspiracy Cease, which was brought to a close last Friday by the sentencing of Butler and his two accomplices to lengthy terms of imprisonment, appears likely to be productive of yet…
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IT is our painful duty to record the death of Mrs. Patrick Mooney, of The Meadows, Taralga. The news will come as a shock to all who were acquainted with this genial and strong-looking…
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NEWS was received here on Friday last of the death of Mrs. Keeble, wife of Mr. W. B, Keeble, school-teacher, Robertson, formerly of the…
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We mentioned in a portion of our last issue that it was with sincerest regret we had to record the death of Mrs. P. Mooney of The Meadows, Taralga, which sad event occurred…
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THE funeral of Mrs. P. Mooney took place yesterday morning. The hearse was followed by a large concourse of people, and notwithstanding the short notice a number of Taralga residents were…
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MR. CHARLES READ, an old resident of the city, died at his residence early yesterday morning. Deceased had been ill since last February. In that month he contracted a heavy cold during his contest…
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TOOK place yesterday afternoon and was largely attended; the Freemasons and Druids to both of which orders the deceased belonged were present in regalia. The procession left…
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THE remains of the late Mr. Charles Read were interred in the Wesleyan cemetery on Sunday afternoon. The deceased was a member of the Duke of Edinburgh Masonic Lodge, No. 76, and the Duke…
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Mr. T. D. Elwell, a well-known journalist, died last night from Bright's disesse. He was a few years age leader of the Herald Parliamentary staff, and recently was secretary…
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