MISCELLANEOUS. Funeral of the late Robert Sydney Parkes
THE funeral of the late Mr. Robert Sydney parks, oldest son of the Ron. the Premier Sir Henry Parkers, K.C.MG., took place on Saturday last, at Faulconbridge, Blue…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1880
15 stories in Illawarra's papers
Death of Mrs. George Darrell (Mrs. Robert Heir.)
THE theatrical profession has lost one of its most accomplished and estimable members By the death of Mrs. George Darrell— formerly Mrs. Robert Heir— a vacancy in…
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The horrors that attended the funeral of the mother of Utshaka, or Chaka, the first great chief of the Zulus, show in an exaggerated from the universal idea that the…
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At the Central Criminal Court, London, in February, James Lewis Paine and Fanny Matthews were indicated before Justice Hawkins, charged on the coroner's warrant…
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A singular circumstance has been related to me as having occurred a few years ago at a funeral in the village of Stranton, near West Hartlepool. The vicar was standing…
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THE Church of England in this colony has sustained a great loss by the death of Mr. Henry Connell who arrived in the colony in the year 1824. He brought letter of…
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THE death of Mr. Driver will be felt as a severe loss over the whole country. His ability and honesty of purpose as a politician made him extremely useful in…
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Those who were acquainted with Mr. Richard Driver, M.L.A., will regret to hear that he died at his residence, Moore Park Road, at 3 o'clock on Wednesday morning…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of Mr. Charles Wiseman
Many persons in this district, to whom Mr. Charles Wiseman (brother to our respected townsman, Mr. W. J. Wiseman) was well and favorably known, will learn with regret that he died at…
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MR. DONALD ANDERSON.—This gentleman, an old resident of the district, expired from the effects of natural decay on the 9th instant at the residence of his son…
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The Angel of Death has been laying his hands on several of the inhabitants of this district of late, and as is his unchanging practice, without regard to age, sex, or station in life. Members of…
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Ole Bornemann Bull, the eminent violinist whose death is announced by telegraph as having taken place at Bergen, in Norway, was born there early in February…
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WE have on this occasion to chronicle a further diminution of the number of those who may be described as the early settlers of the district, two of whom have been…
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THE news of the death of Mr. G. F. Grace (says the European Mail), the youngest of the famous cricketing family, " the three Graces," will be received by our readers…
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[THE subjoined obituary notice is abridged from the New York papers. The subject of it, Mr. W. E. Hall, formerly a major in the U. S. army, was brother to Mr. R. Hall…
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