The Late Mr. G. A. Mein
George Augustus Mein, of "Falkenstein," Carlisle-street, St. Kilda, by his will dated April 27, 1891, and presented for probate by Messrs. Gillott, Croker, Snowden and…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1892
73 stories in Murray's papers · page 3 of 4
The Late Mr. Phillip Russell
The following particulars of the life of the late Mr. Phillip Russell, of Carugham, Victoria, who died on Thursday last at his residence, are taken from the Argus:—…
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MR. Phillip Russell had a stroke of paralysis early on Tuesday morning and Dr. Pionock, who is family physician, was at once sent for, The patient's a condition…
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Another of our old residents has (says the Despatch) passed away at North Wangoratta, namely, Mrs. M'Cormick, reliet of the late Mr, David M'Cormick, at the Grown Ion. With…
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The will of the late Mr. Michael O'Donell, of Merrlang, near Myrtleford, grazler, has been lodged with the Victorian master in equity The deceased died on the 9[?]h May last, Ieaving…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →Death of Mr. William Mackenzie. the Last of the Deniliquin Pioneers
It is with very sincere regret that we have to record the death of Mr. William Mackenzie. His name has been so long identified and associated with Deniliquin, that those who do not know him…
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It is our extremely sad and sorrowful duty in this issue to announce to our readers the death of our old and esteemed townsman Mr. William M'Kenzie, which took place at…
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The nill of the late Mr Phillip Russell grazier, of Carngham, near Ballarat, has been filed at the Probate Office, Melbourne. The testator died on the 14th July last, leaving a…
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We deeply regret to learn by oar last night’s telegram the death of another of the pioneers of Riverina, to the person of Mr. William Halliday, of Brookong. Mr. Halliday was…
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The Hon. W. Halliday, M.L.C., one of the best known pastoralists in the colonies, died on Thursday morning, at his residence, Quirang, Woollahra, after a long aud painful…
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Some Furtle-particulars concerning the career of the late Mr. Halliday, of Brookong, are given by a Sydney contemporary as follows :— “He had married when in 1851 or 1852 he…
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The many friends of Michael O’Brien, the well-known jockey, will be sorry to learn that he expired at his residence, Coppin-street, East Melbourne, on Monday. Owing to failing…
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Micheal O'Brien, who a few years age was one of the leading jockeys of Australia, died at his residence, at Caulfield, at 2 o'clock on Monday afternoon,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence. The Death of Robert Ratke. (To the Editor of the Riverine Grazier.)
SIR,—In a recent issue of your paper there appeared a paragraph concerning the decease of a man named Robert Ratke, who was found dead on Gunbar Station. I beg leave…
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Mr. Pounds, the well-known Cape Otway metallurgist, was killed by a fall from his horse at Cooma, on Monday…
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Mr. Rahilly, Clerk of Courts at Benalle, died last night…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late Correspondence. Mr. Brunton’s Licensing Bill.to the Editor Albury Banner
SIR,—Your Melbourne correspondent in reporting the business of the council in your last issue, 23rd inst,, says nothing about Mr. Brunton withdrawing half of the bill, v z.,…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →Novel. Under Southern Skies. Chapter Xxi—(continued.) a Funeral Service
Oh, the West—the wide unbounded West; the Palestine of coast dreamers; the Lubber-land where all have plenty, where no one wants; where there is earth for every…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Death of Lord Tennyson. a Beautiful Death Bed Scene. London, October 6
Lord Tennyson died early this morning. Sir Andrew Clark, who was in attendance on Lord Tennyson during his last illness, describes his death as the most beautiful he ever saw. The…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →On the Death of Tennyson. "But, oh ! for the touch of a vanished hand, And the sound of a voice that is still
Ye woodland brecxes, linger as ye go. And tune yourselves to codence solt and low; I otally your strains be in a minor key, Filling the air with solemn harmony…
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