Death of Abdsel-Kadir
[?] death of the great Emir, Ab[?]-Kadir, at [?]derate age of sixty-six is an event of great [?] to Europe. It is said to have occurred [?] whither the chieftain had retired, after…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1874
17 stories in Illawarra's papers
Death of a Spirit Medium
On Sunday last, at the Athen[?]eam Rooms, Temple Row, a spiritualistic service was being held, and in the course of it a medium named Hawkes addressed the meeting. He spoke for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Death of Don Juan
Another groat racehorse has run his last race, and the colony has sustained a loss which by turf men can only be regarded as a national one. Don Juan the winner of the Melbourne Cup of 1873,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Heroism and Death of Lieut. Eardley Wilmot
LIEUTENANT Eardley Wilmot of the Royal Artillery, who fell in the reconnoitring advance from Dunquah, is the first office who has been actually killed…
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The very indifferent state of health under which the late Professor Anderson had for the last few months suffered bad prepared his friends for his dissolution. His death took place at…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of Sir Roger Therry
Our London telegram, dated the 12rd instant, announced the death of Sir Roger Therry, formerly a Judge of the Supreme Court, and Primary Judge in Equity, in New South Wales…
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Lord Rossmore, Marquis Downshire, Professor Mec[?]ael, Sir William Bodkin, General Sir W. H. Elliott; Horace Lloyd Q.C.; Sir E. H. Page Turner, Sir William Keith Bull; Canon…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of Mr. John Carr
It becomes our melancholy duty to record in this issue the death of Mr John Curr, well known in this town, and long and closely connected with this journal. As many of our readers are aware…
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Owen Jones, decorative artist; Professor Phillips, of Oxford, through a fall down a flight of stairs; the Rev. Canon Woodgate, of Worcester; Thomas Farley, private secretary to the Duke…
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Sir C. W. Ross, Bart., Generals Young and Egerton, Lady Howard, and Lady Mackenzie…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of Maher, the Buckley Estate Claimant
Thomas Maher, the claimant of the Buckley estates, died in the Melbourne gaol on Monday night. It will be remembered that Mr P. C. Buckley died two years ago, leaving property to…
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Sir Stephen Glynne died suddenly at Shore—brick Railway Station—be was Mrs. Gladstone's brother ; Sir J.R. Wolseley, cousin of Sir Garnet, suddenly ; M. Morin, Judge of the Court of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of the "Flying Man." (London Daily Telegraph, July 3)
IT was a announced yesterday that, at half. past 7 p.m. M de Groof, the Flying Man," would repeat at the Cremorne Gardens "his astounding performance of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Shocking Death of Captain Hart
THE Beautiful Star (s.) reached Lyttelton at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, August 5, and finding the ship Balloohmyle ready to leave the wharf, immediate preparations…
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A meeting was held in Adelaide, on the 21st September, convened by the Very Dean Russell, of gentlemen favorable to a reform in funeral customs, and a reduction in the cost of funerals…
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That with the object of doing away with the unnecessary expense and pomp which have gradually become a part of our funeral and mourning customs, much to the injury of many…
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Lord Forester, Sir T. Preotor Beauchamp; Dr. Fisher, Professor of Medicine, University. Cambridge; Lady Edward Russel, wife of Admiral Russel; William Allan, late Secretary…
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