Inquest on the Late Mr. John Taylor
An inquest was [?] by the coroner, Mr. A. W. F. Noyes, at M‘Donald’s Court-house Hotel, on Tuesday, 28th December, on the [?] of Mr. John Taylor, of Mount Pleasant, who was killed…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1876
18 stories in Murray's papers
Obituary
Dr. Dialong, Roman Catholic bishop of Ferns, aged seventy-two; Rev. Dr. Brock, of Bloomsbury Chapel, London; Professor Newth, of Lancashire College; Rev. David Thomas of…
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John Wilson was born in Lander, Berwickshire, on the 11th December, 1804, and there he received his early education. Passing in due time to the University of Edinburgh, he came under the influence of Dr Andrew…
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Dr. Jabez Barns, of Paddington, aged 70 ; Mr. [?] Callender, Conservative member for Manchester: Sir William Jackson, a large coal owner [?] John Henry Barker, until recently police…
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The Grand Duchess Marie, sister of the Czar, and aunt of the Duchess of Edinburgh ; Dr. Gauntlett, the eminent musician, leaving his family in straightened circumstances ; Sir George…
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Sir John [?]Burrows, of Bridgton, physician and thrice mayor; [?] Parkes, M.D. Rev. Wm. Conway, Canon of Westminster; Rev. J. V. Vincent, Dean of Bangor; Colonel Strango,…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Death of Mrs. T. H. Mate
It is our painful duty to record the death of a very old and respected resident of this district At an early hour yesterday morning a telegram reached Albury to the effect that Mrs. Mate, wife…
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M. Alphonse Esquiros, French senator; Countess of Ma[?]bury, after a protracted illness; Andrew Wynter, au extensive contributor to periodical literature, aged 56 ; Sir Hugh…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Dreadful Ceremony at the Funeral of an African King
The Journal de Paris contains a letter giving the following particulars of the atrocities committed on the occasion of the funeral of Kamrasi, King of Ounyoro, in Central Africa. An…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of the Rev. A. M. Henderson. London, July 15
The Rev. A. M. Henderson, of the Collins-street Independent; Church, has died at Toronto, Canada…
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Mrs. Alfred Phillips, who for so many years has been well and favourably known to the Australian public as an actress of the fine old comedy-school…
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The mail has just brought us intelligence of the death of Mrs. Esdaile, the first child of the poet by his first wife, Harriet. Ianthe Eliza was born at Cooke’s hotel, Dover-street,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Curious Funeral Rites in Little Russia
Now that funeral reform is one of the questions of the day—a question bralante, it may be called in some quarters—no little interest attaches to an account given by M…
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Alexander Russel editor of the Scotsman; James Waterlow, founder of [?] of Waterlow [?] aged 87; Sir J. L. Bardsley. Man[?] physician…
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We deeply regret to have the painful intelligence to communicate to our readers that the above named gentleman departed this life yesterday morning on his station at Canoon. He was in his usual health before breakfast…
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Mr. Sampson, formerly city editor of The Times, aged 74; Mr. J. J. Richardson, late M. P. for Lisburn, from apoplexy; Rev. D.Cookson, master of St. Peter’s College, Cambridge; Mr. G…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Death of Mr. D. G. Jones
WE have had during the existence of this journal, to record the death of many old residents of the town and district, and now it is our painful duty to announce the death of Mr…
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