Death of Mr. Thomas Oswald
WE regret (says the Illawarra Mercury) very much having to record the death of Mr. Thomas Oswald late underground manager of the Coal-Cliff Colliery. As notices in our…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1878
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Obituary
IT is with the deepest regret that we have to announce the death of one of the ablest and most painstaking journalists in the colony, the Rev. WILLIAM…
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WE have to announce, with feelings of regret and sympathy for a bereaved family, the death of the genial and well-known actor, Mr. William Andrews, which occurred early…
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THE remains of the late Rev. W. Ridley, M.A. (says the S. M. Herald) were interred, at the Devonshire-street Cemetery, on Saturday afternoon, in the presence of a large…
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AN inquest was held by the District Coroner (Mr. J. E. Bowden) on Friday, touching the death of two children, named respectively Jacob Morgan Cantwell, aged two years…
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OUR telegrams report the death of this well-known Irish Judge. The Right Hon. William Keogh, son of the late William M. Keogh, of Corkip, county Roscommon, clerk…
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IN our last issue our readers were informed by telegram of the death of Mr. William Watkins, the well-known railway contractor. This gentleman was widely known…
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A MEETING of those interested in the fund for the benefit of the widow and family of the late Mr. Andrews, comedian (says the S. M. Herald), was held on Thursday afternoon, at…
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YESTURDAY morning the body of this deceased lady was conveyed to Newcastle from Sydney by the steamship Maitland. Dr. Bowker, his two sons, Messrs. Dangar, Leawis,…
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A JOCKEY named Albert Arthur, aged 16 years (says the E. News), was thrown from Foreman's racehorse Wanderer, while galloping on Sunday on the North Deniliquin…
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WE regret to announce the decease of Mrs. Simpson, wife of Mr. R. L. Simpson, M.E., manager of Ferndale Colliery, and sister of the Rev. John Dixon, of this city. Mrs…
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MURRURUNDI, Wednesday.—An inquiry into the cause of the death of the late Mr. Quodling, engineer of the Railway Extension Works, was held yesterday before the coroner…
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The celebrated stud horse Panic died on Tuesday, at Bryan O'Lynne (Victoria), the estate of its owner, Mr. Henry Phillips. He was foaled in 1858, and imported to…
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GOOD Templary has sustained a great loss by the death of Mr. Percy Gibson, who has so long been identified with the movement, and who had sustained the principal offices in the…
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THE proprietors of the Coal Cliff Colliery generously presented £50 to the widow of Thomas Oswald, the late underground manager who was recently killed in the shaft. The…
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