Death of Mr Edward [?]Awman the Oldest Resident of Guyra
One by one the old pioneers of New England are slow but surely passing over to the great majority, and it is our painful duty in this…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1903
180 stories in New England's papers · page 7 of 9
Death of Mrs. Eliott
On Tuesday night last Mrs. Eliott, only daughter of the late Mrs; Wener, died at her home at Greenwells, Walcha. The poor lady had suffered for…
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Mr. Terence Daly, a well-known sportsman, died yesterday. The Rev. James Rees, Congregational minister, died near West Maitland yesterday…
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SAYS the Grafton "Examiner " of Saturday:--Many Clarence residents will learn with regret of the death of Mr. Geo. W Neale, which took place at North Sydney on Thursday morning…
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Mr. Randolph Simpson, connected with Minter and Simpson died on Saturday after a few hours' illness. Deceased on Friday last appeared in his usual health, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of Lord Salisbury. LONDON
The latest bulletin issued concerning Lord Salisbury's condition states that the patient is not so well. His half-sister, the Dowager Countess Galloway died on…
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The condition of Lord Salisbury remained unchanged on Saturday until 8 o'clock, when the family were summoned. The crisis was passed in a few minutes. The family went…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Coroner's Inquiry. the Death of Daniel Tierney
A magisterial enquiry was held on Monday afternoon relative to the finding of the body of Daniel Tierney. Sergeant Cowie (on eath) stated that from…
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The Marquis of Salisbury, formerly Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, died tonight…
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MR. WM. ROGERS, a member of the first South Australian Parliament, died yesterday, aged 85…
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Lord Salisbury's remains were interred privately at Hatfield, in the presencs of a few personal friends…
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ON Saturday afternoon Mr. Andrew Lockyer, senior, an old and respected resident of Central New England, passed away at his residence, Mount Mitchell, the cause of death being that dread…
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William Dixon died at Young yesterday from injuries received during a football match on Saturday…
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Universal regret pervaded the community on Sunday evening, when it became generally known that Mr. F. R. White, of Booloominbah had…
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MR. F. R WHITE, of "Boolooninbah" mansion, Armidale, died on Sunday, death being due to an affection of the heart, from which he had been ailing for several mouths. He was years of age…
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The late Mr F R White, of "Booloominbah" mansion, Armidale was 69 years of age, and had lived in the Armidale district for about 20…
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An old resident of the district, Mrs Alf Collins, passed over to the great majority during the week. She bad only been ailing a short time, and…
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The first ever seen in Bingara--took place on Sunday morning last, when the body of an Indian storekeeper named Tarlee Mahomet (who expired…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →On Majuba Hill. The Death of Sir George Colley
The repulse at Lsing's Nek occurred on 28th January, 1881, and many were the promising men it cost us; a gallant stand was made at Ingogo, but the cost us further…
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One of the oldest and best known residents of the New England district, Mr. Robt, Person, (father of Mr. R. Pearson and father-in-law of Mr J…
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