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Murray · Obituaries & funerals

Obituaries & funerals, 1860

7 stories in Murray's papers

Local Intelligence. Death of the Surgeon to the Working Men’s Hospital

The Pastoral Times and Deniliquin Telegraph · Friday 13 January 1860 · page 3

On Friday the ,30th ultimo, at eleven p.m., Dr. Alexander M‘Gregor, Surgeon to the above Institution, died in the Hospital. He had been in infirm health for some months, but there was nothing until…

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Death of Lord Macaulay

The Border Post · Saturday 24 March 1860 · page 3

During the year passing away, death has laid a heavy hand upon the great ones of the earth. Among those who have left the scenes of their mortal triumphs. Thomas…

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The Birth and Death of the Day

The Border Post · Saturday 9 June 1860 · page 3

EVERYBODY everybody at least who has watched by a sick bed—known that days have their appointed time, and die as well as men. There is one awful minute in the 24 hours…

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Inquest on the Late Mr. Felix Ashworth

The Border Post · Saturday 20 October 1860 · page 2

On Saturday the 6th inst. an inquest was held on the body of the late Mr. Ashworth before Mr. T. C. Morison, Coroner of the District, at Mackenzie’s Hotel, Conargo. The jury…

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The Late Mr. Felix Ashworth. Inquest on the Body

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Saturday 20 October 1860 · page 3

An inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of Mr. Felix Ashworth, one of the proprietors of the Border Port newspaper, who was drowned in the Billabong on the 4th inst, was held at Mackenzie’s…

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Death of Peter Stuckey, Esq

The Pastoral Times and Deniliquin Telegraph · Friday 9 November 1860 · page 3

THE Public in general will regret to hear of the demise of the above-named gentleman, which took place at his residence at South Yarra, on Sunday last, at three p.m. Mr. j Stuckey was a…

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Select Poetry. the Death of Sir John Franklin

The Pastoral Times and Deniliquin Telegraph · Friday 23 November 1860 · page 4

AT the last Oxford Commemoration, Mr. Vi[?] of Trinity College, recited the “Franklin Prize Poem,” which was entitled “The Life and Charter of Sir John Franklin.” As, may be supposed, it is too…

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