Death of Ainsworth, the Novellist
LONDON, January 4.—William Harrison Ainsworth, the well-known historical and biographical novelist, is dead…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1882
84 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 1 of 5
Obituary
LONDON, Thursday.—Drewett, the London sculler; Mr. Bernard Osborne, late member for Waterford; and Dr. Draper, professor of chemistry, at Cambridge…
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A LAMENTABLE occurrence took place in Launces on, on Saturday (says the Hobart Mercury), resulting in the death of a child a year and five months old, under the…
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THE Illawarra Mercury records the accidental death of Ebenezer Oliver, champion light-weight wrestler of New South Wales. He Went from Sydney to Illawarra to act as…
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LONDON, January 9.—The deaths are announced of Dana, the American writer, aged ninety-five; and Lady Ferguson, wife of the Governor of Bombay…
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LONDON, January 9.—The death is announced of Richard Henry D[?]a, son of the late well-known literary writer, of Massachusetts…
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THE announcement of the death of Mr. Charles H. Lay, of Murrurundi, Telegraph Superintendent for the Great Northern Line, will have been learned with great…
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WE regret to record the death of an old Newcastle resident, Mr. W. H. Galbraith, formerly of Bolton-street. Mr. Galbraith, who leaves a wife and child, had been ailing…
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BY telegram, on Saturday afternoon, from Sydney, we learn with regret of the death of Mr. N. Melville, senr., at his residence, Newtown. The deceased gentleman, who…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Hon. Captain A. Onslow, R.N., M.L.C., aged 49, died at his residence, Camden Park, yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Public Funeral to Mrs. Watson and Child.—Ah Sam's Funeral
COOKTOWN, Tuesday.—A great public funeral to Mrs. Watson and babe and the Chinaman, Ah Sam, who were the victims of the Lizard Island tragedy, took place at Cooktown on Sunday…
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IT is our melancholy duty (says the Sydney Suburban Telegraph) to record the death of Mr. N. Melville, senior, which sad event took place at 10 minutes past 8 p.m., last Saturday afternoon, at…
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LONDON, February 3.—Mr. P. Brae, who was connected with several colonial companies, is dead…
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LONDON, February 10.—The death is announced of Frederick Overbook, the eminent German artist, in the 93rd year of his age…
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THE remains of the late J. G. Thurlow were interred yesterday in the Presbyterian ground, Devonshire-street, Sydney. The religious services held on the mournful…
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THE Echo's Adelong correspondent telegraphs graphs yesterday morning that a case of leprosy has been discovered near that town. The victim was a Chinaman, and he had…
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MANY early residents of Newcastle will learn with regret of the death of Mrs. Doyle, wife of Mr. John Doyle, a citizen in former years widely known and respected…
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ABOUT 6 o'clock last evening an old, and withal one of Newcastle's best respected citizens paid, after a long illness, the last debt of nature. At the hour named Mr…
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THE flags of the various consulates, and business houses, as well as all the shipping in port, were yesterday displayed at half-mast in respect to the deceased gentleman…
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THE death is announced of Mr. W. M. Voordisch, an old and highly respected resident of the Hamilton district. Mr. Voordisch was widely respected, as being…
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