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Queanbeyan & Braidwood · Obituaries & funerals

Obituaries & funerals, 1863

6 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers

Funeral of the Commodore Burnett

The Golden Age · Thursday 19 March 1863 · page 2

We intimated in our issue of yesterday, that the remains of this unfortunate gentleman had arrived in town that morning at one. They were conveyed under escort of a…

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General Intelligence. Sudden Death of an Old Troop-horse

The Golden Age · Thursday 16 July 1863 · page 2

As Mr. Sub-Inspector O'Neill was proceeding up the Tarcutta hill, en route from Hay to Gundagai, on Saturday last, he had…

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Capture and Death of Lowry the Bushranger. the following was issued as an extraordinary yesterday morning, to our town subscribers:— Telegram in Monday's Empire. [Through Oreville and Bird.] Goulburn, Sunday evening

The Golden Age · Thursday 3 September 1863 · page 2

ON Saturday morning, at 7 o'clock, senior-sergeant Stephenson, of Goulburn, with trooper Godfrey, and detectives Saunderson and Camphin, went to…

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Attack on Goimbla Station.—death of O'meally

The Golden Age · Thursday 26 November 1863 · page 3

SUNDAY, 10 p.m.—On the night of Thursday, the 19th instant, the station of Mr. David Henry Campbell, known as Goimbla, and distant about thirty-two miles from Forbes, was…

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Death of Judge Callaghan

The Golden Age · Thursday 3 December 1863 · page 2

IT is with deep regret we have to record the death of Mr. District Judge CALLAGHAN, which took place at Braidwood on Saturday last. The…

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Death of Judge Callaghan

The Araluen Star and Miners' Right · Saturday 5 December 1863 · page 2

WE regret to announce the death of Judge Callaghan, which took place at Braidwood at twenty minutes past two o’clock on Saturday afternoon last…

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