Death of Dr. T. G. Carr
THE town was startled on Sunday morning last by the report that Dr. Care, the wellknown mesmerist and phrenologist, had been found dead in his bed by a waiter at…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1886
52 stories in New England's papers · page 1 of 3
The Wealth of the Late Mr. Vanderbilt
THE will of the late Mr. Vanderbilt has been published. Practically it divides the estate among the members of the family. The widow receives an annuity of 200,000dols., with power to dispose…
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THE melancholy duty is imposed upon us (TAMWORTH NEWS) to-day of having to record the death of Mr. George Farquharson, of Swamp Oak, which sad event took…
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THE News of the World, in its summary of events for the year 1885, has the following comments :--The death of Gordon at Khartoum went straight to the hearts of the English people. In…
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MR. W. PERCY MORRISON has held an inquest at the Earlswood Asyluin for Idiots, near Red- hill, on William Arthur Hawley, aged 20, an inmate of that institution, who died on the 23rd…
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THE following account of a painful scene at a funeral, caused by a peculiar bungle on the part of the authorities of the cemetery is given in the Melbourne Herald:--"On Sunday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Death of a Crimean Hero
THE survivors of the great war with Russia in 1854-5 are fast decreasing in number, and one of the most distinguished officers of the Crimean epoch has just, to use his own phrase,…
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WE very much regret having to announce the death of Dr. H. Foord- Clark (says the TAMWORTH NEWS), which sad event took place on Monday afternoon, between 4 and 5…
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CASSELL'S "British Battles on [?]and and Sea;" dealing with the Battle of Bosworth Field and the death of Richard III., quotes the statement…
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IT is our painful duty to have to announce that Mr. Hugh George, general business manager in the office of this journal, died at the Australian Club, Melbourne, at…
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JUDGE Noel, of the Insolvency Court, died yesterday, aged 59. Wesleyan Jubilee. The Wesleyan Jubilee meeting last…
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Sir Alexander Stuart, K.C.M.G., and Executive Commissioner for New South Wales at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, is dead…
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Dr. Lowes, late medical resident officer of Sydney Hospital, died yesterday…
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Hobart Pasha is dead…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Funeral of Sir Alex. Stuart
The remains of Sir Alex. Stuart were buried at Roxeth yesterday. Both the Queen and Prince of Wales were represented, and all the Agents General and a…
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THE intelligence of Sir Alexander Stuart's death will be received with surprise and no slight feeling of regret by those who are familiar with the measure of good work done by…
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MARY Aun Caruley, aged 16, daughter o[?] Mr. William Carnley, the wail-known miner wad storekeeper of Adamstown, died yesterday afternoon (says Monday's…
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AN inquest was held by the Coroner. Mr, Jas. M'Leas, on Saturday, at the dwelling house of Mr. James Dunn, of Terrible Vale, on the body of James Fleming, a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Intelligence by Wire. [Through Greville's Company.] New South Wales. Sydney, Monday, [Lodged 11.30; received 1.20] Obituary
DR. Fullerton, the well-known Presbyterian Minister, died on Saturday, aged 80 years…
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Major General Vivian is dead…
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