On the Death of Havelock
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Obituaries & funerals, 1861
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Death of Judge Barry
In this city, (San Francisco) May 13, at bis residence, No, 923, Pacific-street, after a long and painful illness, Patrick Barry. Judge Barry was born in the county Wexford…
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WE regret to announoe the unexpected demise of Lord Abinger, brother-in-law of the late Lord Chancellor Campbell. The melancholy event occurred on Monday, at Abinger Hall, the family seat, near Dorking, Surrey…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of Lord Chancellor Campbell. (From the Times, June 24.)
LORD Chancellor Campbell died yesterday morning. He had attended a cabinet in the course of the day, and had entertained a party at dinner on Saturday evening with that keen and hospitable enjoyment of…
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The death of Count Cavour baa clothed Italy in mourning, not indeed the mourning of despair, but of that tender sorrow which, forgetful of the faults of the great man and recalling…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Death of Klabikoff by Fire
When the announcement of Klarikoff's narrow escape from destruction by fire, en route from Malton to Leatherhead, appeared exclusively in these columns the week before the Dorby, many people were disposed to trent…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Late Mr. S. R. Pittard
MANY of our English readers will learm with much regret that Mr. Simon Rood Pittard, the curator of the Sydney Museum, a man of high scientific attainments, and deservedly esteemed by a large and distinguished circle of…
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LORD Chancellor Campbell died yesterday morning, He had attended a cabinet in the course of the day, and had entertained a party at dinner on Saturday evening with that keen and hospitable enjoyment of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Death of the Lord Chancellor. House of Lords, June 24
EARL, Granville said: My lords, [?] trust it will not be deemed presumption in me, as a friend and colleague, after the event which, by Divine- Providence,has happened, and which has taken almost from the midst of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Death of the Very Rev. Dean M'ennery. in Memoriam
It becomes our painful duty to announce the death of this distinguished ornament of the Irish Church—the friend and consoler of the poor of Tralee—whose loving heart was ever ready to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Funeral of Count Cavour. (From the Times Correspondent.) TURIN, June 8
COUNT Cavour lay in state yesterday. Tho crowd in the halls of his Palace, on the staircase, in the Streets, was incessant and immense. The shope were all closed, as on the previous day, and had…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Death of Cavour and the Eastern Question. (From the Liverpool Albion.)
WHATEVER other complications the death of the Piedmontese Minister may retard or precipitate, there can be little doubt that it will basion the denoncement of the Oriental difficulty, one…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Late Mr Anthony Queen
The cowardly assassination of Mr Anthony Green by Martin Rice has been the melancholy theme of conversation in Melbourne during the past week, not only amongst racing men, but amongst all classes of the…
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Amongst the doaths reported are thoso of the Duke of Buckingham and Lord Herbert…
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Lord Horbert of Lea, the Duke of Buckingham, Admiral Pellew, General J. Swinburne, Sir J. Patterson, Prince Adam Coesar Tovyski, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning…
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Lord Herbert of Lea, the Duke of Buckingham. Admiral Pellew, General J. Swinburne, Sir J. Patterson, Prince Adam Caesar Tovyski, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Death of Lord Herbert. (From the Times, August 3.)
DEATH yesterday cut off in Lord Herbert one whom nature hod intended for a Prime Minister. It is quite certain that, had he lived, he would before long have attained that honour, if not by virtue of extraordinary…
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Amongst the deaths reported are the names of Lord Horbert, of Lea, Catherine Hayes (Mrs. Bushnell), the Duke of Buckingham, Admirals Pellew and Reynolds, General…
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We are sure that the death of "Erin's lovely Songstress," intelligence of which reached Sydney by the English Mail yesterday, will be received with universal regret…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Death of Lord Herber P. (From the Times, August 3rd.)
DEATH yesterday, cut off in Lord Herbert one whom nature bad intended, for a Prime Minister. It is quite certain that, had be lived, he would before long have attained that honour, if not by virtue of Extraordinary…
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