Obituary
Adolph Liebus, Ch. D., senior assayer at Sydney Mint, died to-day, aged 27. A week ago he was attacked by influenza, and from which he never recovered…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1893
50 stories in New England's papers · page 2 of 3
Death of a Jockey
A jockey named William May, died at Dubbo to-day, from injuries received on Saturday through colliding with a tree. One ear was almost severed from his head, and there was a fearful gash in his…
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SATURDAY'S Maitland Mercury says : -- It is with emotions of deep regret that we record the demise of Mr. James Duffy, and doubly so as we know the feeling will be generally re-echoed throughout the…
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A VIOLENT conflict occurred on June 8th at the funeral at Joulouse of an Anarchist named Decoux, a member of the "Avenger" group. The deceased had expressed…
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Theodore J. Jacques, formerly Registrar-General, died yesterday, aged 70…
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The Rev. J. W. Inglis, pastor of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Parramatta, died this morning also Mr. Slade, well known in mining circles, and once the champion shot…
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ON Friday Mr. M. J. Walsh, coroner for the district, aud a jury of 12, held an inquest at Bergen-op-Zoom, on the body of Mtlisdale A. Boulton, who shot himself on…
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THE Rev. H. Richards, in charge of the Annandale parish, died yesterday, aged 32…
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Mr. E. J. Cousins, a well-known sportsman, and a resident of Kelso, in the Bathurst district, on a visit to Sydney died at the Royal Hotel this morning from heart disease…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cablegrams. London, Wednesday. Death of a Duke
THE Duke of Saxe-Coburg Grotha is dead. The Duke of Edinburgh is heir apparent to the throne. THE AUSTRALIAN PARTY…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Auckland. London. Criminal Insolvency. Wednesday. Obituary
George Harper, solicitor, has been committed for trial under the criminal section of the Bankruptcy Act on charges of contracting debts amounting to [?]10,000 without The Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha is dead. The Duke of Edinburg is heir apparent to ths throne…
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Mr. G. J. W. Stevenson, an old Sydney journalist, died yesterday. For over 20 years he suffered from rheumatic gout…
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AN old man named Charles Smith, who has for some year or two been in the district, was on Sunday last found lying dead at the hut of John Ryan, Kentucky. The…
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ON Wednesday morning an inquest was held at the Armidale and New England Hospital, before the district coroner, Mr. James M'Lean, touching the death of…
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Prince Bismarck is reported to be growing feebler, and it is stated that he is losing the use of his limbs. On the first voyage of the new oil-tank steamer…
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Mr. Bloxham, the first Mayor of Bourke, and the oldest resident of the town is dead, aged 72…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Poetry. in Memoriam. (Lines Written on the Death, of Mrs. J. G. Martyn.)
SPRING flowers are blooming once more, Spring voices gush forth on the wing, But the joy of thy blooming is o'er, Thy voice has grown silent in spring…
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Funeral sermons on the late Dr. Steel were preached yesterday to overflowing congregations at St. Stephen's Church…
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Dr. Bond, Professor of Classics and English Literature in the Auckland University, died on Saturday from Bright's disease…
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AN extraordinary case of suicide (says Monday's Gympie MINER) occurred on board the first train from Maryborough to Gympie on Saturday, One of the…
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