Death of Captain Moriarty, R.N. (From the Empire.)
ANOTHER painful illustration of the uncertainty of life to human calculations is furnished by our announcement this…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1864
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Death of G. Markham, Esq., Late Superintendant of Police
IN recording the decease of the above-named gentleman, we acknowledge our inability to give expression to the the deep feeling of sorrow that has…
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How great was our grief on receiving on Thursday from our Bathurst correspondent, the following telegram:—…
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IT is with the deepest regret that we have this morning to record the death of the Very Rev. Dean Grant, who expired suddenly on…
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ON Thursday last if became our painful duty to record the death of the above venerable clergyman of the Catholic Church. We have now the…
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THE announcement of the decease of this venerable clergyman will, notwithstanding his advanced age, be received with surprise, the more particularly when it is stated that he…
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On Wednesday evening the mortal remains of the above esteemed clergyman was conveyed to the Balmain Church, where it remained until the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Late Mrs. Lukins. [ to the Editor of the News]
SIR—I see in your [?]nal of the 18th instant intention is made of the death of Mrs. L[?]ins, and the melancholy circumstances attendant upon…
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THE most painful duty that has ever fallen to our lot to perform is that of recording an event which will long remain…
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IT is with sorrow we announce the death of Father Corish, which took place at the Deanery, at two o’clock on last Thursday although but a…
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William Smith O'Brien, Dr Lexard Emanuel, Lord Adolphus Vane Tempest, Lady Grenville, Earl of Gosford, Sir Arthur Fanshaw, Earl Powlett, Sir…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Late Mr Kershaw of Manchester
ONE of the speakers at the Sunday School Union annual meeting in London, mentioned the following facts:— The other day, Mr. Watson told him…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of the Hoist. Chas Kemp, M.L.C. (From the ‘Freeman’s Journal.’)
WE have much regret in recording the death of one of the most prominent and useful of our citizens. Mr. Charles Kemp, formerly one of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →On the Death of the Rev. Father Brennan
The poor have lost indeed a friend Generous, affable, and kind; Their prayers will now to heaven ascend,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →[?]Bert, Hall, and Dunn at Jugiong. [?]Ncounter with the [?]Ice, and Death of Sergeant Parry
[?] following details of the cold[?]ded murder of the brave Sergeant [?]y, of the Gundagai police, by the [?]ranger Gilbert, as reported by our…
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