Obituary
The Countess of Essex. General Hay. Major General Beckwith. Viscount Ockham. Lieutenant-General Sir Richard Doherty. Marshal Nugent. The Earl of Harrington…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1862
141 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 8
Death of Richard Dalton Williams
With deep regret we learn from the New Orleans journals that another of the "men of "48" has passed away. Richard Dalton Williams died on the 5th July, at his residence, Thibodaux…
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LAST evening, Mr. R. H. Horne delivered a most interesting lecture on this subject, in the new hall of the School of Arts, which was crowded in every past with a highly respectable audience, a large proportion of whom…
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THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.—The death of this venerable prelate took place on the morning of the 6th September, at his palace of Addington. Severe illness incapacitated him for duty during the…
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The death of the Archbishop of Canter dry, on Saturday, at the age of eighty-two, has thrown into Lord Palmerston's hands the gift of another Anglican primacy. It is certainly a…
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With sincere regret, which, we are sure, will be shared by all who knew the gallant young officer, we (Irish American) record this Week the death of Lieutenant Temple Emmet, of the 88th Regiment,…
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WE have received the following slip from the Editor of Mooney's Express, California, enclosed in our files, per Oregon, which arrived yesterday afternoon. The latest news…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fourteen Days Later American News Repulse of the Confederates from Maryland. Battle of Antietam. Death of T. F. MEAGHER. President Lincoln's Em[?]ncipation Proclamation
BY way of California we have telegraphic intelligence from the seat of war, in Maryland and Virginia, to the 27th Septemberâfive days later than our previous news by Reuter's…
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Rev. Lord George Gordon, Major-General Sir John Inglis, Bishop Nassau, Jamaica; Admiral Sir James Dundas, Mr. Walker, the engineer; Sir Thomas Redington, Sir Benjamin…
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IN modern times it is not possible, perhaps, to name any one who has more powerfully contributed to the improvement of medical science in any of its branches, or who has more a[?]iduously euerted himself to acquire scientific…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Irish Brigade. Contradiction of the Reported Death of Thomas Francis Meagher
The praise of the interpedity of General Meagher's illustrious Irish Brigade, and of its noble chief, resounds throughout the land. The journals echo it. A very handsome tribute to the…
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CONSIDERABLE excitement was caused in certain circles yesterday, by tbe intelligence of the very sudden death of a gentleman so well known in the theatrical world. He resided at Ta[?]ersall's Hotel, Pitt-street, where an inquest…
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IT is with regret that we announce the sudden decease of Mr. John Hall Wilton, whose name is intimately associated with those of Mr. G. V. Brooke, Sir William Don, Mr. Barry Sullivan, and other celebrities who have come…
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SIR BENJAMIN BRIDGE.—In modern times it is not possible, perhaps, to name any one who has more powerfully contributed to the improvement of medical science in any of its branches, or who has more assiduously exerted…
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IT is with regret that we announces the sudden decease of Mr. John Hall Wilton, whose name is intimately associated with whose of Mr. G.V. Brooke, Sir William Don, Mr. Barry Sullivan and other celebrities who have come…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Awfully Sudden Death of Mr. John Hall Wilton
At an early hour on Thursday morning a rumour spread through the city that Mr. Wilton, whose name is so familiar in connection with theatrical affairs, not only throughout the colonies, but also in Europe and…
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We have to announce the demise of Sir Thomas Nicholas Redington, K.C.B., who died after a short but severe illness at 5 o'clock on Saturday morning. He was taken, little more…
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