Mysterious Death of a Woman
ON the 23rd of last month a man named John Gilbert, with his wife, who lives at Rooty Hill, near Blacktown, paid Sydney a visit for the purpose of making a few purchases for…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1879
36 stories in Riverina's papers · page 1 of 2
Death of Mr. W. O. Windeyer
THE regret that we feel in announcing the death of Mr. Walter orton Windelyer, of Wantabadgery, will be shared by every one residing in this district. An old resident…
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IT is with much regret we announce the death of one of the oldest and most respected residents of this district. Mr. W. O. Windeyer died at his Wantabadgery station at…
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It is with much regret we announce the death of one at' the oldest and most respected residents of this district. Mr. W. O. Windeyer died at his Wantabadgery station at an early hour on…
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The 'Daily Telegraph' of the 25th September, 1867, thus alludes to this occurrence:—Fifty thousand gold-diggers are working to-day in the New Zealand gullies. Sydney is a splendid…
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THE death is announced (says Bell's Life, January 4th) at Cambridge of "General" Jackson, a well-known patron and teacher of the "noble art,"…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Death of the Mir Akhor
THE Jellalabad correspondent of the Civil and Military Gazette on the 27th January last writes:—The life of one of our bitterest opponents has at length…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of William Howitt
Two English authors, William and Mary Howitt, whose names may most properly be treated together, are well-known to English readers. We have to record the death of the…
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THE Daily Telegraph of the 25th September 1867, thus alludes to this occurrence:—Fifty thousand gold-diggers are working to-day in the New…
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OUR English telograms supplies the information that the most celebrated of Italian agitators in our generation died at Rome last Friday. His career was one of such stirring…
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THE Spectator notices the death in Madeira, from consumption, at the very early age of 34, of Professor W. K. Clifford, a great mathematician, and a…
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THE once notorious William Broadhead, formerly secretary of the Sawgrinders' Union at Sheffield, and the instigator of most of the trades-union outrages which…
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ON Monday (says the Evening News) morning the city was, as it were, thunderstruck by the starling rumour that Hon. Edward Butler had dropped dead in court…
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On Monday morning their Honors Judges Faucett and Sir William Manning, as well as counsel and others in attendance at the Supreme Court, were greatly shocked by the sudden and…
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The funeral of the late Hon. Edward Butler, Q.C., which took place on Wednesday morning, was remarkable in the highest degree as proving the…
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THE funeral of the Hon. Edward Butler, Q.C., which took place on Wednesday morning, was remarkable in the highest degree as proving the esteem and love in which the…
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ON Monday morning, their Honors Judges Faucett and Sir William Manning, as well as counsel and others in attendance at the Supreme Court, were greatly shocked by the…
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INTELLIGENCE has been received from the Cape to-day, dated June 1, announcing the death of the Prince Imperial of France. His Imperial Highness was…
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YESTERDAY I saw a Mohammedan funeral passing through the streets. My attention was first attracted to it by hearing a murmur of many voices…
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Step by Step the French nation has been departing from the old order of things, and the unexpected death of the only remaining hope of the fallen house…
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