The Late Mr. Westgarth
LONDON, Saturday.—At an inquest held on the body of the late Mr. William Westgarth, the well-known Anglo-Australian financier, who died from injuries received…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1889
262 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 12 of 14
Death of an Old Colonist
AN old and respected resident, Mrs. Martin, wife of Mr. W. Martin, of Martin's Wharf, passed away recently, at Miller's Forest, at the ripe old age of 90 years. The deceased…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The death is announced of Viscount Falmouth, aged 70…
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THE many friends of Mr. John Taylor will regret to learn of his death. The deceased was a very old resident, and was for a number of years respected as a prominent…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A Peculiar Position. Reading his own Obituary Notice
THAT "truth is stranger than fiction" was once more exemplified on Wednesday, when quite a dramatic denouement took place where one would least expect it—at the meeting of…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The death is announced of the mother of Mr. Santley, the singer…
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THE death took place at Bethesda, Bangor, on October 2, of Mr. R. J. Price, known as Gweirydd ap Rhys, a celebrated Welsh historian. Mr. Price was the author of a…
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A PETERHEAD firm have just finished a magnificent granite obelisk, twenty-eight feet high, to be erected by the people of Western Australia in memory of the late Mr. Anthony…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tighe's Hill. the Late Mr. Dixon Procter
General regret is felt at the death of Mr. Dixon Procter, from heart disease, on Mon. day last. The deceased gentleman had been a sufferer from this malady for the past two…
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The death is announced of Sir Morton Peto…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Rumoured Death of Searle. No Truth in It. SYDNEY, Tuesday Night
THERE was a rumour in Sydney this afternoon that news had been received that Henry Searle, the champion sculler, had died. Upon inquiring at Messrs. Spencers' it…
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A WIDE circle will hear with reg[?]et of the death of Captain Dalgarno—one of the beat known of Aberdeen shipmasters—which occurred on October…
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The bodies of the four men were buried at Sandgate yesterday afternoon. The funeral procession, consisting of three hearses, left Charlestown at about a quarter to two…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The death is announced of Baron Blachford, formerly Permanent Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies…
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JOHN WHITE, who was severely crushed in the Stockton Pit on Wednesday last by a skip running over him, died in Newcastle Hospital at 11.45 yesterday morning. He…
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THE Rev. Dr. John Kilner, a well known missionary of the Wesleyan body, died on October 12, after a short illness, at his residence in Ella-road, Crouch Hill. After…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest District News. Wallsend. Masonic Funeral
THE officers and members of Lodge St. James paid their last tribute of respect to their deceased brother Edward Young, whose remains were conveyed to their last resting…
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The funeral of Frederick Fletcher, the miner who was killed by a fall of coal in Stockton pit on Tuesday, took place yesterday afternoon, about 200 persons attended,…
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LONDON, Friday.—The death is announced of Captain Plunkett, the well known Irish magistrate…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Death of Jeff. Davis
NEW YORK, Saturday.—The death of Jefferson Davis has caused widespread regret throughout the Southern States, where the mourning is universal…
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