Original Poetry. on the Death of Lady Mary Fitz Roy
" Alike the palace and the cot:— Death reigns o'er all." Yes, weep! I bid thee weep this grave beside;— No thoughts of vanity—no looks of pride…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1848
52 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 3
Death of Archbishop Crolly
BY an English letter of August 15th, we regret to learn the death of the Most Rev. Dr. Crolly, Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland. This distinguished…
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It is our painful duty to communicate to our readers a piece of intelligence which, however mournful,will hardly take them by surprise—the death of Dr. Griffiths, the bishop of the London…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Funeral Service for Louis Bonaparte, Ex-king of Holland. (From a Correspondent of the Times.) Paris, September 30
AFTER I left St. Leu, yesterday, the funeral ceremonies in honour of the ex-King of Holland and of his son were brought to a close. The relations and friends of the illustrious…
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She faded like a dream away, One of those bright and blessed things That oe'r the sleeping senses play, And fan them with their Heaven-hued wings:…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of the Archbishop of York. (From the Morning Chronicle, November 8.)
IT is our painful duty to announce the decease of his Grace the Archbishop of York. The melaneholy event took place on Friday, at the palace, Bishopthorpe. His Grace was in his usual good health up to within a very…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of Dr. Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy. (From the Evening Mail, November 10.)
IT is with no ordinary regret that we have received intelligence of the premature and most unlooked for death of Dr. Felix Mendelsshon Bartholdy. He expired at Leipsic, on…
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''Simon Magnus, qui liberavit gentum suam a perditione; et in diebus suis corroboravit templum."—Eccles. ch. 50, v. 1, et 1, 5. Thus the day, to which we had looked forward as…
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"Simon Magnus, qui liberavit gentum suam a perditione ; et in diebus suis corroboravit templum." —Eccles. ch. 50, v. 1, et I, 5. When the paroxyism of the fever excited by…
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"Simon Magnus, qui liberavit gentum auam a perditioue ; et in diebus suis corroboravit templum," —Eccles, ch. 50, v, 1, et 1, 5. In prescribing, however, a passive resistance to…
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"Simon Magnus, qui liberavit gentum suam a perditione; et in diebus suis corroboravit templum." —Eccles, ch. 50, v. 1, et 1, 5. I have, up to this point, related the means by…
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"Simon Magnus, qul liberavit gentem suam a perditione; et in dIebus suis corroboravit templum." —Eccles. ch. 50, v. 1; et 1, 5. But when a man like O'Connell, with respect to…
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THE Following succinct and interesting account from Mr. Cadge, the Houes surgeon of this distinguished man, at University College Hospital, and who…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Death of O'connell. (From the Nation.)
WE copy from the Lancet to-day a paper read at the Sociétè Medicale d' Emulation of Lyons, by Dr. Lacour, the physician chosen by Dr. Miley to accompany O'Connell from that city,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of the [?]Arl of Har[?]owby. (Abridged from the Times, December 28.)
AFTER three days' illness Lord Harrowby, the father of the late respected member for Liverpool, Lord Sandon; died on, Sunday, the 26th instant, at the family seat, Sandon-hall,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Facetle. Fancy-ful Lines on the Death of Liston, the Celebrated Surgeon
Oh, Death! inexorable tyrant grim, Whose bitter broth we are all doomed to sup, Why did'st thou thus unkindly cut down HIM, Who such a dabster was at cutting up.?…
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WITH profound regret, we record the death of the gallant veteran, who for 10 many years has commanded the forces in this distant portion of the British Empire. Beloved by all classes of…
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IT is with much pain that we announce the decease of Lieutenant-General Sir Maurice O'Connell, who expired at his residence, Tarmona, on Thursday, after a short but…
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WITH unfeigned regret we have to record the decease of this much respected and gallant veteran, (a near relative of the immortal Dan,) who for some weeks past…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →SIR M. O'connell's Funeral. (From a Government Gazette Extraordinary.) Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 27th May, 1848
(His Excellency the Governor, with feelings of deep regret, announces to the public, the decease, on the 25th instant, of Lieutenant-General Sir Maurice Charles O'Connell,…
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