Death of Bishop Torreggiani
We clip the following reference to the death of Bishop Torregiani, from the Armidale "Express" of Friday last, 29th. January:—"The…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1904
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The Late Mr. F. R. White's Estate. Valued at £57,160
By his last will the late Mr. Frederick Robert White, of Booloominbah, near Armidale, appointed his wife, Sarah Amelia White, and Mr…
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JOHN O'ROURKE a resident of Elsmore, died at the residence of Mr. H. Sweeney, Lambeth-street, yesterday morning. Deceased, who has been suffering from Brights' disease for some time, came to…
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The funeral of the late Mr. G. H. Erratt took place on Sunday last, and was the largest funeral ever seen here. When the hearse reached the church…
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ALTHOUGH not altogether unexpected, the announcement that the protracted illness of the' Right Rev. Dr. Torreggiani, the, universally esteemed Bishop of Armidale, had terminated…
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The Hon. C. B. Dutton, formerly Minister for Lands in Queensland, died at his residence, Tenterfield, on Friday, aged 69. Archdeacon Farr, of Adelaide, died…
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IN an Arkansas paper appears the following sidelight, into contemporary local manners and customs:-- It appears that a gentleman living near…
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Mr. J. B. Brodie, manager of Bool carrol station, one of the most extensive in the North-west, died suddenly on Tuesday. He had all the morning,…
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A LONG a street in West Ham, London, a funeral took its slow and solemn way. There were two coaches, and beneath the box of the first was a little coffin. Devout passers…
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ON Wednesday morning Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crutchett, of Hillgrove, had the misfortune to lose their infant was Laurie, aged about two years. The little Sufferer had been…
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It is with much regret that we have to chronicle the death of Mr. John M'Govern for many years connected with Mr. Charles Egan's lemonade and cordial factory. He…
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ON Sunday morning, February 14th, there passed away across the Great Divide the soul of one of the pioncers of Red Range, Mr. Thomas Ballard. Death was due to pneumonia, and occurred after…
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We greatly, regret to record the death of Mrs. J. J. Regan, which sad event occurred at l.30 yesterday. Deceased had been ill for a long time, but her death is nevertheless…
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It is with extreme regret that we have to record the death of Mr. Andrew Fletcher at his residence Belgravia, Inverell, at three o'clock…
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The famous performing chimpanzee, [?]Consul," has died at Berlin. The [?]mal was insured for £20,000. [?]" Consul" was a remarkable creature…
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We regret to record the death of Mr. Andrew Fletcher, of Inverell, whose serious illness was referred to in our last issue. He attended the show on the first day, but…
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MR. T. A. BOESEN, Consul General for Denmark, died yesterday, age 76 years…
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MR. JAMES MOORE, of the well-known firm of Moore and Co., of Singleton, died to-day…
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Mr. Peter Carter, who was a member of the prospering party who discovered [?]ondonderry mine (W.A.). for which the party received £180,000 died at Paddington yesterday…
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