OBITUARY. London, January 11
Viscount Amberley, son of Earl Russell…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1876
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OBITUARY. London, January 15
Major[?]Gen. Hamley, late of South Australia…
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Reverdy Johnson…
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The Bourke Telegraph of January 29 reports the following proceedings at a Magisterial Inquiry held at the Court House, Bourke, on the 24th instant, before A. O. Grant, Esq., in…
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A most distressing occurrence took place at the East Maitland Rifle Butts, yesterday, resulting in the death of Mr. Frank Stephen, District Registrar. The circumstances surrounding the sad event, as far…
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An inquest was held at the court-house, West Maitland, before the Coroner Mr. Pearse, and a jury of twelve, on Saturday, touching the death of Francis Henry Stephen, at the Rifle…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Shocking Death of a Prominent Citizen at Athens. Athens, January 12
There is only one subject of talk on our streets to-day; the sudden and terrible death of a most highly esteemed citizen has east a gloom over the whole community, and is therefore…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →American Exacts. (From late Papers.) Mrs. Hobb's Literary Career
Mrs. Hobbs lives in a little brown house, in the suburbs, and d[?]s her own work. She is generally as neat and as thrifty a little-body as one need to [?] and never thought much about…
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Mr Shott hadn't been out of Detroit in seven years (says the Free Press), when, the other day, business called him to Chicago. Mrs. Shott wanted to go along, but he said times were too…
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A gentleman who has been withdrawn for many years from active life by sickness, died at his residence in East Maitland on Saturday morning last. Mr. Edward Denny Day was,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Ono of the Namoi Pioneers. the Late Mr. Patrick Quinn. (Narrabri Herald, May 11)
As announced in our last issue, Mr. Patriok Quinn, more familiarly known as Pat Quinn, passed away on the afternoon of the 3rd inst. He died peacefully, in his 73rd year, in full…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →[From Our Own Filks to April 12.] Death of Alexander T. Stewart
The death of Mr. Alexander T. Stewart, on April 10, removed from New York its greatest merchant, and one of its most important citizens. When Mr. William B. Astor died he did not leave an…
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Dowager Count[?]s Derby, aged 71; Baroness Bunsen, aged 85; Princesa Isabolla, aunt to the King of Portugal, aged 65; Madame Louis Blane, of cancer; Mr George Southam, eminent…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Late Mr. Richard O'Connor. (From the Echo, June 30.)
In the death of Mr. Richard O'Connor the colony has lost one of the best and most clever men that ever held a place in its public service. He joined the Legislative official staff in…
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Our readers will have observed notices of the death and funeral of Mr. Alexander Warren, of Seaham, Williams River. Although Mr. Warren had, from age probably, withdrawn from anything like public life…
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Hannah Cox, one of the small band of original Abolitionists, died on the 15th of April, at Longwood, near Kennott square, Pennsylvania, in the room where she was barn, nearly 80 years…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →WARIALDA. Friday evening. Death of Mr. R. DINES
A gloom is cast over the town and district in consequence of the death of Richard Dines, Esq., which took place on Friday last. His death is universally regretted…
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Lord Harlech, formerly Ormsby Gore; Sir Thoma[?] Henry, Chief Magistrate at Bow-street, suddenly, aged 69; Henry Warwick Cole, Judge of Birmingham County Court, aged 63, Mr. Walter Thornbury,…
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A meeting of the friends of the late Mr. J. [?] was held on Tuesday evening in the large schoolroom of St. John's school, Free-church-strect, West Maitland. The object…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Strange Death of a Miser. (Argus, September 23.)
Dr. J. B. Pounds, the Sandhurst district coroner, held an inquest on Sept 22, at the Miners' Home Hotel, Kangaroo Gully, on the body of George Hall, aged about 60 years…
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