Death of the Rev. Canon Stowell
The Rev. Canon Stowell, rector of Christ Church, Salford, died at one o'clock, on Sunday, October 8th, at his residence, Bar-hill, Bolton-road, Pendleton, in the sixty-sixth…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1866
129 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 7
Death-shriek of the Neapolitan Bourbon Dynasty
It followed from the recognition of the kingdom of Italy by the queen of Spain that the diplomatic representation of the ex King of Naples at her Majesty's Court must cease, and, in scknowledging the receipt of…
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Mr. C. J. Carttar, corroner for West Kent, Yesterday resumed, for the seventh time, and inquiry at the ashburnham Arms, Greenwich, itto the circumstances attending the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Reeve, aged…
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Hon. Francis Grimston, Dr. Barker, Justice Compton, Commissioner Fonblanque, Professor Lindley, Captain Mee, Lady Lewis, Lady Calthorpe, Mr. Rall, M.P., Mrs. Gaskell,…
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We have to announce the death of this well-known pugilist, which took place on November 8, at his house in Camden-town. He was born at Brightoo in May, 1826; his career as a prize fighter extended over about…
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IN compliance with the wishes of her Majesty, the remains of the late Lord Palmerston were deposited on Friday, October 27, in Westminster Abbey. An immense concourse of persons assembled in front of…
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IN compliance with the wishes ef her Majesty, the remains of the late Lord Palmerston were deposited on Friday, October 27, in Westminster Abbey. An immense concourse of persons assembled in front of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Late Mr. Gordon. (From the London Daily News.)
DR. Miller, a physician of Glasgow, who lived thirteen years in Jamaica, writes to the Glasgow Morning Journal:—I could gather little information from the statements first published in the intelligence from…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Funeral of Tomsayers. (From Bell's Life in London.)
Wednesday last was a memorable day in the annals of the Ring, and great as the outery has been for many years against pugilism and its professors, the scene that was witncssed on that eventful afternoon, when not only the…
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"POOR TOM's a' cold!" within a brief space, Lords LYNDHURST and PALMERSTON, LERCH and HERRING the very cracks of their calling, have gone down, and now SAYERS the hero of so many fights, has joined the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →London Limnings. (Written Expressly for the Sydney Morning Herald.) Lord Palmerston's Funeral
MACAULAY, in reference to the death of the Merry Monarch, writes:—"Tears were seen in many eyes; and it was remarked that there was scarcely a housemaid in London who had not contrived to procure…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Hau-hau Pa Taken, and Twelve Natives Killed. Death of Captain Hussey. (From the Hawke's Bay Herald, December 30.)
CAPTAIN BIGGS arrived, yesterday, overland from Wairoa, bringing news of hostilities having commenced; of the first of the enemy's fortifications having been carried by assault; and often of its defenders having been killed…
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On Saturday morning last about two o'clock, Mr. Henry O'Brien, of Douro, departed this life at his residence, Douro, near Yass, deeply and deservedly lamented by all classes in the district…
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The beautiful suburban cemetery of Highgate was on Wednesday the theatre of an exhibition, which for irredeemable blackguardism, brutal [?]evity, and barbaric ferocity, we are sure the…
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Sir Charles Eastlake, Captain Fowler, Hon. [?]rs. Wodehouse, Miss Talbot, Lady A. G. [?]aliburton, Dr. Barth (African explorer), Mr. [?]escott, Sir R. M. Bromley, Sir John…
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Borth, the celebrated African Explorer ; Captain Fouke, Architect of South Kensington Museum…
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At a quarter of an hour before noon on Sunday, December 10, King Leopold died. This event was not, of course unexpected. Of late years the king had suffered severely from confirmed heart-disease as well as…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of Leopold, King of the Belgians. [From Our City Correspondent.]
AFTER a painful illness, Leopold, King of the Belgians, expired on Sunday morning, December 10th, in his seventysixth year. He was our Queen's last surviving uncle, and the last of his generation of the house of Saxe-Coburg…
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