Obituary
Thomas Thornton, aged seventy, leaving £2,000,000 sterling; Hon. Rev. Leland Noel, aged 73 ; widow of the Ettrick Shepherd, Archdeacon Hale, Lord Byron, and Professor…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1871
9 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers
Death of Mr. Walter, Jun
The Times, of December 26, gives the following, particulars of the drowning of Mr. Walter, son of the senior proprietor of the London Times:—…
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It is with deep regret that we have to announce the death of Mr. George Maxted, the proprietor of our contemporary the Newcastle Pilot, which took place on Saturday last, at…
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The Queen of Sweden, Schamyl; and Mr. Walker, Chairman of the Oriental Bank. Consols, 93. Bank rate, 21…
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The news brought by the Nebraska, from California, contains information of the decease of Mr. Alfred Bamford Leaf, or, us he was better known in the profession, "The…
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The Greymouth Star of June 13th, relates the following:—"Died on Saturday last, at the hospital, Greymouth, aged seventy, "Old Daddy." In our day he was not known by…
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The Mercury's Paterson correspondent gives the following report of this occurrence:—At an early hour yesterday (Wednesday) evening news reached Paterson that Mr. C. Reynolds…
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The barque Tasso, which left Sydney for the Mauritius on Wednesday last, with a shipment of valuable horses, returned to port yesterday, having lost all, except one, in n heavy gale which was encountered…
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The barque Tasso, which left Sydney for the Mauritius on Wednesday last, with a shipment of valuable horses, returned to port yesterday, having lost all, except one, in a heavy gale which was encountered…
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