Obituary. The Late Rev. T. B. Rootes
ON Wednesday last this community was painfully reminded of the uncertainty of life by the sudden decease of the Rev. T. B. Rootes, a Wesleyan minister temporarily…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1877
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Death of Mr. James Osborne. (From the Echo of Wednesday.)
We regret to report that Mr. James Osborne, of Illawarra, this morning died from a pistol shot at the Union Club. It appears that about a quarter past 11 o'clock the report of a firearm was heard in the…
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Lord George Gordon, Major W. F. Davis, Madras M.S A; Lyon, B.C.S.; Hon. R. Hely Hutchinson, the Dowager Viscountess Mountmorrcs, the Hon. Mrs. Bathurst, Lady…
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AN amnonncement in another column notice the painful intelligence of the death of the abovenamed lady, and as [?] vatue and a worthy life demand the tribute…
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[?] On Friday morning word was brought into town that Mr. Samuol Dowell, of Spring Creek, had been found dead in bis hut, whioh is distant from Muswellbrook about fifteen miles. The…
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Sir D. Dundas, 76, Solicitor General in Earl Russell's first Administration; Andrew Halliday, 97, journalist and dramatist; Mr. C. E. Cawley, M.P. for Salford, 65;…
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Sir D. Dundes, 76, solictor-General in Earl Russell's first Administration; audren Halliday, 97, journalist and dramatist Mr. C. E. Cawley, M.P. for…
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IT is with deep regret that we announced the decease of Robert Corbett Knagges. [?] M.D. Meraber of the Hoyal Vollege of S[?]p geons, London and Licentiate of the Society…
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In the Newcastle Herald of Saturday, there appears the following sketch of the life of the late of Mr. Alexander Brown:- Some thirty-six years age, Mr. Alexander…
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The Queen of Holland is dead…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Extraordinary Rumours Respecting the Death of W. G. Baillie, of Fiji. (From the Argus, June 6.)
Some extraordinary rumours in connection with the death of the late Mr. W. G. Baillie, of Fiji have been circulated of late in Melbourne. The circumstances of the unhappy event have…
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It is our melancholy duty, says Saturday's Echo, to announce that the Hon. John Fairfax, the senior proprietor of the Sydney Morning Herald, died at his residence, at about 3 o'clock…
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It was our painful du[?] [?]erday, to record the d[?]se of the Hon. J[?] [?]airfax, Esq, the senior proprietor of the Sydney Morning Herald, as well as of the Sydney Mail and…
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Mrs. Cobden, widow of Richard Cobden; Lady Molesworth, mother of the late Sir William Molesworth, Secretary of State for the Colonies, aged 95, Major-General John Pottinger; Lieutenant-General…
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The House of Lords voted the amendment in the Burials Bill, entitling dissenters to choose their form of service…
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Our obituary cablegram, (says the S M Herald) contains the name of Admiral Rous. The following account of that celebrated sportsman is taken from "Men of the Time."…
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The Right Hon. George Ward Hunt, First Lord of the Admiralty, and one of the members representing Northampton in the House of Commons, is dead…
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SYDNEY, in the year 1803, was an insignth cant little hamlet compared with its present extent and importance, and it is just possible that all, or nearly all, who knew it in its tende…
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We regret to record the decease of this lady, at the advanced age of 82 years, which took place somewhat unexpectedly at her residence, The Hermitage, West Maitland,…
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