Kipling on the Death of the Queen
As usual, it was Rudyard Kipling. and not Alfred Austin, who played poet laureate in "The Times" with the fallowing unsigned lines:— Mother of Mothers, Queen of Queens…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1901
250 stories in Murray's papers · page 5 of 13
Sudden Death of Ex-judge Forbes
EX-JUDGE D. G. Forbes, who sat on the District Court beach in this State for many years, died suddenly at his rooms at the Cromer Club, Phillip st.,…
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Ex Judge D. G. Forbes, who sat on the District Court bench in this State for many years, died suddenly at his rooms at the Cromer Club, Phillip-street, Sydney, on…
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We regret to announce the death at yesterday of Mr. H. Gibson, an old and highly respected resident of the district. The deceased, who was for many years…
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Last week an old identity of Bathurst passed away in the person of Mr. James Rourke. He came to this country 67 years ago, and entered the employ of Mr. Bettington, of Collaroy…
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Captain John Lyous, and old colonist and a director of the City Bank, died last night at the age of 75…
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The grim reaper has gathered to himself two well-known and highly-respected citizens in the persons of James MGregor and. R. W. M Gill Mr M Gregor, who died early in the week…
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The local paper reports the death on Saturday last of Mr. Frederick W. Hoysted, of Wangaratta. Deceased and his wife had for some weeks been residing with their…
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On Sunday morning Mr. F[?]dk. Wm Hoysted, aged 83, died at Wangaratta from injuries caused by falling down a cellar on Friday night. D[?]d was a very old…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →Views of Messrs. Barton and Reid. Mr. G. H. Reid. a Free-trade Senate. the Death-knell of Protection
Mr. G. H. Reid was interviewed on Sunday, and said: -- "I am gratified beyond measure et the results of the vote in the mother state. For many years the…
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An old journalist of the Bohemian type passed on Sunday in the person of Mr Robert Percv Whitworth. M. Whitworth was the editor of gsze[?]ers of the different…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →Funeral Reform
AT a recent meeting of the committee of the Albury Hospital among the tenders accepted was one for the conduct of funerals. The precise amount of the accepted…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →Death of Mr John Ferguson
The death of Mr John Ferguson, of Mathoura, came as a surprise to his many friends, when the sad news reached Deniliquin yesterday. Although only meagre…
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Tho Mercury reports tho death of a very old colonist in the person of Mr. Michael Tighe, who passed away peacefully at his home at Yarrawonga at the advanced…
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We regret to learn the death of Mr. D. G. Hamilton, one of the oldest residents of Rutherglen, which took place after a lengthy lengthy on Monday, From…
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JUST before [?]on on Monday (says the Sun) Mr. D. G. Hamilton, one of the oldest and most prominent business man in the North Eastern district, passed away,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Darlington Point. Sudden Death of a Resident
George Horsburgh, an employe of Mr W. Ross, J.P., of Uri Park, died suddenly at Morden Hill, adjacent to Uri, on Tuesday last, 9th inst. Deceased was engaged extinguishing a bush fire…
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Mr John Ferguson, an old Deniliquin identity, died at Mathoura on Thursday morning last after a short illness. Early in the week information was received in town that Mr Ferguson has become…
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IN a recent issue the illness of Mr. A. W. Graf, of Hillside, Corowa, was briefly mentioned, and it now becomes our painful duly to chronicle his death,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of a Pioneer
THE death occurred, at his residence, Shrublande, near Howlong, of Mr. Win, Wy[?]y on last Wednesday morning. The deceased gentleman, who had reached…
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