Obituary
LONDON, Sunday. â The death is announced of Mr. Geo. Kynoch, M.P. for Aston Manor. [Mr. George Kynoch, who was born in 1834, was…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1891
269 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 3 of 14
Death of Barratt, the Cricketer
LONDON, Saturday.—The death is announced of Edward Barratt, the well-known cricketer…
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The death of Mr. Hickman, Mayor of Ballarat, is deeply regretted. HOT WEATHER. The weather yesterday and to day has been…
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On Sunday evening last the Primitive Methodist Church was crowded by a most appreciative congregation to hear the Rev. John Penman, pastor of the church, preach…
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A PARIS correspondent writes:—The tenants of a house in the Rue St. Jacques were greatly alarmed on Wednesday by a strong smell of burning, mingled with what seemed…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The death is announced of Herr Ludwig Windhorst, the leader of the Roman Catholic party in Prussia…
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THE Townsville Bulletin of February 27 is indebted to a Daintree correspondent for the following information:— "Two men named James Fife and…
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ROME, Tuesday.—The death is announced of Prince Napoleon, head of the House of Bonaparte, aged 69 years. He was recently reported to be suffering from a slight attack…
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News has just been received of the accidental death of Mr. W. Hodgson, M.P., for Pembroke, who was thrown from his buggy while returning home last night…
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THE intelligence of the death of Mr. James Fletcher, the senior member for this city, has caused the most profound regret throughout the entire district. The sad news was wired…
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IT has been decided that the remains of the late Mr. Fletcher will be laid to rest in the Wallsend Cemetery on Sunday. To-morrow afternoon the body will be brought to…
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MR. DAVID PROUDFOOT, the railway contractor, died suddenly shortly before 9 o'clock this morning at St. Kilda Private Hospital, Woolloomooloo. The deceased was suffering…
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THE remains of the late Mr. James Fletcher, M.P., were buried with Masonic honours in the Wallsend Cemetery yesterday afternoon, the funeral being the largest and most…
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The remains of the deceased gentleman were conveyed to his late residence, Phillip-street, prior to interment at Waverley. The body was encased in a polished cedar coffis,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Death of Mr. Proudfoot. the Inquest. Sydney
AN inquest was held at the South Sydney Morgue this morning, regarding the sudden demise of Mr. David Proudfoot, which took place at the St. Kilda Hospital,…
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ON Sunday evening a memorial funeral service for the late Mr. James Fletcher was given in the Primitive Methodist Church by the Rev. Mr. John Penman, a personal…
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MR. JOHN RENDALL STREET, one of the members for East Sydney, died at his residence Elizabeth Bay, this afternoon, after a long and painful illness. The deceased…
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THE inquest into the circumstances surrounding the death of Mr. David Proudfoot was continued this morning at the South Sydney Morgue, before the city coroner and…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes as follows:—"I was astonished to hear the news of the death of James Fletcher. The working men has lost in him their greatest friend. If…
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Mr. J. D. LANGRIDGE, the Colonial Secretary, and Acting Premier during the absence of Mr. J. Munro at the Federal Conference in Sydney, died suddenly of heart disease…
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