Obituary
Mr Justice Kerferd died at Melbourne this morning. His death was unexpected. His age was 59…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1890
85 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 1 of 5
The Influenza Epidemic. Death of the Emperes's Augusta. London
The Dowager Empress Augusts of Germany, widow of the late Emperor William, is Buffering severely from the influenza epidemic. She is in a…
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The death is announced of Mrs Fitz George, the morganatic wife of the Duke of Cambridge…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Tragedy at Penrith. Death of the Indian
FULLER particulars concerning the awful tragedy at Penaith on Friday, noted in our last issue, showed that the murderer was a native of Colombo, named James,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of Mr. Jefferson Davis. (Home Netos, Dec. 31.)
The ex-President of the Southern Confederation, Mr. Jefferson Davis, died at New Orleans early on Friday morning, Dec. 6, at the age of eighty 5 having been born in Kentucky in 1808. Ever…
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Monsignor Fitzpatrick, vicar-general of the Roman Catholic Arch-diocese of Melbourne, died this morning at the Archbishop's Palace. The deceased…
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The death is announced of General Logas, who was on active service in New Zealand during the Maori war…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Scene Mining Accident. Death of One of the Men
HENRY CASLICK and Thomas Gunning, the victims of the mining accident at Stewart's Brook on Wednesday, arrived in S[?] at 3 a.m on Thursday, in spring carts after a…
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A correspondent at Barrington River writes:— With deep regret I now record the death of an old and much esteemed resident of Firefly Creek, Mr. James Hanna, who, after two weeks' illness,…
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A SHOCKING accident occurred on Saturday at the Great Southern Garden Gully mine, Sandhurst One of the shafts caught fire, and James Richards, mining manager, while…
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IT was known in Scone late on Saturday evening last on the return of Dr. Stevenson from Ripley, that the aged Mrs. Newling was suffering from a severe…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →FICTION. From English, American, and Other Periodicals. Who Saw It Done? Chapter Iii. Death of the White Doe
Caspar Otway was a famous huntsman, and dearly loved the sports of the chase. From an early age he liked to kill, and when scarcely able to handle a gun wou[?]d frequently trudge through…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sudden Death of Mr E. Horne
EDWARD USRERWOOD HOUSE, well known in this district, died suddenly on Thursday afternoon, and the news crested a good deal of sympathy and…
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Sir Edward Baines, for many years member for Leeds in the House of Commons, and editor and proprietor of the Leeds Mercury,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Horrible Affair in Melbourne. Mysterious Death of a Woman
The body of a young woman was discovered at the rear of the Victoria Brewery, East Melbourne early on Thursday morning. The remains, which have not yet bean identified,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Reminiscences of the Bush. V. Pat. Duffy, J.P. Thb Tragic Death of " Jacob" the Emu, and a Scene in the Court House
Hitherto I have not found it necessary to introduce in these reminiscences one very important member of our happy family at Cabarlah. Still, let no one infer from this that my silence meant…
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A FRIGHTFUL accident occurred, at the Waratah railway station on Friday morning. A shunter, Frank Collingwood, was engaged uncoupling an engine from some empty…
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WM. LINGLISS, a carrier, was burned to death on Sunday under pecular circumstances. He had been drinking and fell asleep In his cart in part of his place at Kensington…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Late Mr. C. H. Fawcett
Among late obituaries I observe that of Charles Hugh Fawcett, Police Magistrate at Stroud, and not having as yet seen any further reference than a short paragraph mentioning the death, and…
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TOM JENNINGS, the renowned host of the Harvest Home Hotel, Hobart, (Tas.) the heaviest and biggest man in Australia, died somewhat suddenly on…
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