Death of Rev. Dr. Landsborough
The death of Dr. Landsborough, which it is this day our mournful duty to announce, deprives the Free Church of another of its most distinguished Disruption ministers, and natural science…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1855
85 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 5
Death of Marshal St. Arnald
The following despatch was received at the War-office on Saturday: "Constantinople, September 30, 1854,10 p.m. —Marshal St. Arnand is dead. His remains have…
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The following despatch was received at the War-office on Saturday: "Constantinople, September 30, 1854, 10 p.m,—Marshal St. Arnaud is dead. His remains…
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The remains of the late marshal, conveyed to France by the war corvette, Berthollet, were interred at the Invalides, on Monday, the 16th. At ten o'clock the car moved slowly forward, followed…
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The following particulars concerning the death of the Marquis of Ormonds which transpired at the inquest on the body hold at Loftus Hall, in the County Wexford, will be found interesting…
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GENERAL DRUMMOND.âThe death of General Sir Gordon Drummond, G.C.B., which has just taken place, leaves the colonelcy of the 8th regiment at the disposal of Lord Hardinge. Sir Gordon was the…
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The remains of the late marshal, conveyed to France by the war corvette, Berthotlet, were interred at the Invalided, on Monday, the 16th. At ten o'clock the car moved slowly forward, followed by…
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A CONFESSOR sent by the Bishop of Beauvais entered her cell, and announced her approaching doom. "Alas, alas," said she, "stretching her hands as far as her chains would allow, and throwing back her…
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Lord Dunalley died on the 19th instant, at the family mansion, Kilboy, near Nenagh, without either struggle or sigh, in a good old age, being in his 79th year. His Lordship was born on the…
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HER Majesty's Ship Herald arrived this afternoon, and brought the following interesting intelligence from the Solomon group of Islands. Our last accounts of her previous proceedings were…
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Retired Rear-Admiral L. P. Pateshall died at Hereford, on the 18th instant, aged 75. He entered the Royal Navy in August, 1795, as firstclass volunteer on board the Indefatigable, 46,…
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Vice-Admiral Richard Arthur, CB., died on Thursday last, at his residence, Guscoigiie-terrace, Plymouth. "Admiral Arthur entered the navy in 1788, as…
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We regret to announce the death of Rear Adnural Leith(1854),who expired at Blackford on Wednesday.October 25.The following narrative of his services is from O'Byrne's book—…
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SIR—Having just returned from England whither I have been absent eighteen months, my attention has been directed to the recent excitement which has taken place, and to the numerous letters which have…
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THE Mayence Journal contains the following, dated Aschaffenburg, October 27, under the head of the "Black Lady," a pendant to the legendary "White Lady," of the Berlin Palace, whose apparition is…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Death of the Queen of Bavaria. the Mayence Journal contains the following, dated Aschaffenburg, October 27, under the head of the "Black Lady," a pendant to the legendary "White Lady," of the Berlin Palace, whose apparition is believed to announce the approaching death of some member of the Hohen[?]ollern family:—
"The Queen Theresa, of Bavaria, died of cholera at Munich, on the 26th, as already known. I hasten to communicate to your readers the following highly interesting and affecting details, of which I guarantee…
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One or two different accounts of the death of Sir William Young, Burt, of the 23rd Fusiliers, having appeared, we (Chelmsford Chronicle) publish following extract from at letter received…
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The Mayence Journal contains tlio following, dated Aschaffenburg, 27th October, under the head of the "Black Lady," a pendant, to the legendary "White Lady," of the Berlin Palace, whose…
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A confessor sent by the Bishop of Benuvais entored her cell, and announced her approaching doom. "Alas, alas," said she, streatching her hands as far as her chains would allow, and…
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ON the 28th of November, intelligence was received in London, of the death of Dr. Kitto. This mournful event took place on the 25th, at Canstatt, near Stuttgardt, whither he had gone with Mrs. Kitto and all…
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