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South Coast · Obituaries & funerals

Obituaries & funerals, 1883

26 stories in South Coast's papers · page 2 of 2

Death of Archbishop [?] [?] Wednesday’s Evening News.)

Moruya Examiner · Saturday 25 August 1883 · page 2

[?] pervaded the city yesterday [?]among [?] when it [?] known that a [?]had been [?] from [?]…

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Science. Death of Worlds

The Shoalhaven Telegraph · Thursday 30 August 1883 · page 2

I am often asked, when I have shown how (so far as science can judge) all the orbs in space seem to tend towards death, whether there may not be some way in which this…

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A Hero’s Funeral

Moruya Examiner · Saturday 27 October 1883 · page 2

An American paper, in giving an account of the burial of the late Captain Webb, says :—‘Half way between Niagara falls and Suspension Bridge, well back in the…

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Humour. Chiffons From Paris. Funeral Oration

The Shoalhaven Telegraph · Thursday 1 November 1883 · page 2

"Gentlemen, he whom we are bearing to his last resting-place was not, perhaps, n groat man, nor a superior man, nor a mim of great talent, nor even what we might…

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Death of the Very Revdr. Bermingham

The Bega Gazette and Eden District or Southern Coast Advertiser · Saturday 17 November 1883 · page 4

THE latest on[?]amity that has fallen on the Cathelic people of this colony is the death, far away in England, of one who laboured many a weary…

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Theatrical Changes. the Death of the Combination System Predicted Sharp Words About Rascally Man. Agers

The Bega Gazette and Eden District or Southern Coast Advertiser · Saturday 15 December 1883 · page 2

The signs of the times all point toward the decline and fall ofthe combination system," said Mr. Tillotson, of the Grand Opera House, to a New York' Tribune reporter…

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