Death of a Stallion
Mr. Andrew Town's celebrated stallion Moore Thorpe, died of apoplexy this morning…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1887
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Funeral of Hon. S. Terry
The Hon. S. Terry was buried this afternoon. There was a very large attendance at the funeral…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Telegraphic News. [Through Greville's Company.] New South Wales. Sydney, Thursday. [Lodged 11.45; received 2.50.] Death of Mr. S. H. Terry
THE Legislative Council adjourned yesterday, out of respect to the death of Mr. S. Terry…
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MR HENRY MAYHEW died at his London residence the other day. He was born in 1812, and commenced a distinguished literary career by bringing out the farce of the…
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Mr. Robert Pitcairn, Crown Prosecutor, died at Wagga, this morning…
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AN inquest was held, on Tuesday aftersoon, before the Coroner and a jury of five, upon the body of James M'Goldrick, who died suddenly at his residence early…
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Lady Brassey died on board the Sunbeam, on the 14th Sept., of fever, contracted on the Australian coast. She was buried at sea…
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The death is announced of Mrs. Craik, nee Muloch, the celebrated novelist. Paralysis. Sir William Gull, the eminent…
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INTRLLIGENCE has been received that Lady Brassey died of malarial fever, on board the Sunbeam, between Port Darwin and Mauritius. The sad event is…
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THE announcement of the death of Lady Bzassey will be received this morning with a shock of surprise by the many to whom she endeared…
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Mr. James Manning, brother of Sir William Manning, died to-day. The deceased took great interest in the water supply…
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DURING the past five and twenty years there have been few men connected with the English turf more generally known or more universally admired than the veteran jockey, George…
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SOME discussion having arisen as to the exact position of the now historical tree against which Lady Fitzroy was thrown in the accident…
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There is much regret in church and charitable circles at the sudden death of Mr. H. E. A. Allen. The funeral will take place to-morrow morning…
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Private cablegrams announce the death of Sir William M'Arthur, in his 80th year, which leads to the supposition that some accident had befallen him…
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The deaths of the Earl and Countess of Dalhousie are announced. The Countess died the day before the death of the Earl…
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Louis Samuel, eldest son of Sir Saul Samuel, Agent General, died yesterday, at the age of 28, after a short illness, of peritonitis, and was buried at Rookwood,…
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The death is announced of the Roman Catholic primate of Ireland…
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WIDESPREAD regret will be felt at the announcement of the death of Mr. James Macken zie, of Ollera. The sad event took place on Saturday last, in Sydney, whither the deceased…
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The death is announced of Mrs. Cameron Lees, wife of the Rev. Dr. Cameron Lees…
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