Obituary
Mrs. Sigourney, the American authoress, Dr. Ferguson, Mr. Isaac Taylor, the author…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1865
210 stories in Sydney's papers · page 8 of 11
Death of Dr. Macadam
THE following telegram appeared in the Otago Daily Times of Monday, the 4th instant:— Bluff, Sunday, 5 p.m. The steamship Alhambra arrived from Melbourne…
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The following telegram appeared in the Otago Daily Times of Monday, the 4th instant:— Bluff, Sunday, 5 p.m. The steamship Alhambra arrived from Melbourne…
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MADAME Sara Flower, a vocalist well known in England, died in Sydney on the 20th ultimo. The late contralto arrived in Melbourne in the early part of March 1850, and sang at two concerts given in that…
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The following telegram appeared in the Otago Daily Times of Monday, the 4th instant:— Bluff, Sunday, 5 p.m. The steamship Alhambra arrived from Melbourne…
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The following telegram appeared in the Otago Daily Times of Monday, the 4th instant:— Bluff, Sunday, 5 p.m. The steamship Alhambra arrived from…
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The public will learn, with surprise and regret, that his Honor Mr. Justice Wise, who prooeeded to Victoria by the mail steamer Northam, on Saturday last, died at St. Kilda, near Melbourne,…
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It is our painful duty to announce the demise of one of our few remaining old English Catholics, Sir William Lawson, Bart., of Brough Hall, Catterick, Yorkshire, who departed this life at…
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We regret to announce that his Honor Mr. Justice Wise died in Melbourne yesterday, where he had proceeded for the benefit of his health…
Continued on Trove, page 615 →Death of Druid. (From Bell's Life in Victoria.)
In our town edition last week we announced that this colt—first favourite for the Melbourne Cup—was amiss, and that under the most favourable circumstances he was not likely to start for the Melbourne Cup. It is our…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Central Criminal Court.—saturday. (Before his Honor Mr. Justice Hargrave and a common jury.) His Honor, the Late Mr. Justice Wise
Mr. Justice HARGRAGE said—Before the business commences, I desire to state that I am extremely sorry that the state of the public business, in this sitting, will not allow of my adjourning this Court as a slight…
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THE Rev. Dr. STEEL, at the close of his sermon last Sunday morning, made the following remarks on the death of Mr. Justice Wise:— While thus referring to the dead, I cannot refrain…
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The special inquiry into the death of this young woman, took place before the City Coroner on Tuesday. As the case was one which, at first, appeared to be attended with grave circumstances, an investigation…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Law. Supreme Court.—wednesday. (Before His. Honor Sir Alfred Stephen, Chief Justice.) the Late Mr. Justice Wise
After the CHIEF JUSTICE had taken his seat on the bench, he said:- I could not, without violence to my feelings, take my seat again on this bench and omit to notice the death,…
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THE Rev. Dr. STEEL, at the close of his sermon last Sunday moraine, made the following remarks on the death of Mr. Justice Wise:— While thus referring to the dead, I cannot refrain…
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Professor Aytoun, Sir William Johnstone, Countess of Shaftesbury, Lady Caroline Wood, Mr. J. Parkes, Sir Benjamin Heywood, Admiral Austin, Professor Donaldson,…
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Mrs. Frederick Peel, Professor Aytoun, Mr. George Arbuthnot, Auditor Civil List, Admiral Sir Francis Austen, and Sir William Hooker, Director of Kew Gardens…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Stanzas on the Death of Henry Davis Gill. Inscribed to His Afflicted Sister
Ah, me! I cannot exorcise the grief, Which like a Spirit of Unrest Hath nestled in thy wounded breast, And shakes life's fibres like an aspen leaf…
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EDWARD WISE, late one of the judges of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, was a native of the Isle of Wight, England, and was born August 13th, 1818. His father,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Salutation at Cherbourg. AIR—"The Death of Nelson." Recitative
O'ER good Bordeaux, at moderate cost possessed, BRITANNIA cracks her filberts with a zeet: May those light wines be hers no end of years, And in exchange Franco take our ales and beers!…
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