Obituary
General Charles Herbert, Major-General T. A. Mansey, Colonel Debutts, LieutenantColonel James Hunter, Earl of Kingston, General Sir William Keith, Sir W. Snow…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1867
97 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 5
Copy of medical certificate as to the death of Mrs Kelly
We, the undersigned, visited Mrs. Kelly, in consultation with Dr. Edward Hunt, on the [?]0th January, 1867. She was then very much prostrated from constant vomiting, from which she had been suffering for…
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The City Coroner held an inquest yesterday, at North Shore, touohing the death of Mr. Robort Napier, Manager of the Commercial Bank, Sydney. [?]John Emerton deposed: I am a senior constable in…
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A PAINFUL sensation was created in the city yesterday morning by the report of the sudden death of Mr. Robert Napier, manager of the Commercial Bank; and several unjust rumours as to the cause of his death were freely…
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A PAINFUL sensation was created in the city on Wednesday morning by the report of the sudden death of Mr. Robert Napier, manager of the Commercial Bank; and several unjust rumours as to the cause of his death were freely…
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The many who had the pleasure of this gentleman's acquaiutance, and recognized his talents as un amateur artist, will deeply regret to learn of his decease, which occurred at a quarter past eight o'clock on Thursday…
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I have to record the death of another Senator a great painter, M. Ingres, who died on Monday morning at his residence in Paris. His illness, brought on by a severe cold, was short…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →France. Death of the Marquis De Larochejaquelein
At a little Village of Pecq (writes the Paris correspondent of the Times), in the department of the Seine-et-Oise, about three-quarters of a mile from St. Germain en Laye, and chiefly…
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Colonel Stephney, Countess of Devon, Dowager Countess of Jersey, Countess Mayo, Sir John Shelley, Bart., Lady Castlemaine, Earl of Calcerdown, Lord Grey, General Maxwell,…
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SIR,—Your notice in Wednesday's Herald, of "the China tea clippers, " containing the information of the bearing up of the ship Tacping to land Captain M'Kinnon, the holder, as the London Press terms, of " the blue ribbon of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Obituary. the Late Rev. J. L. Poore, of Melbourne
ON the 27th March, died at his residence, Chickengurk, Schnapper Point, Victoria, the Rev. J. L. Poore, one of the most ardent and enterprising of our fellow-colonists. After a long and painful illness, in which he had struggled with…
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It will be learned with regret that the Honorable James Macarthur, M.L.C., died suddenly, of disease of the heart, on Sunday last. During the day he attended Divine Service, and appeared quite well; but in the…
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Sir G. Lander, Colonel S. J. Stevens, Alfred Gillon, Sir J. Landseer, Alfred Glynn, John Phillips, R.A., Hon. Mrs. Foley, Lady Janet Buchanan, Mr. C. Brown, Colonel Caulfield,…
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The death of Mr. Charles Browne better known by his n[?]m de plume, "Artemus Ward," at the early age of thirty-three years, is an event which has cast a deep gloom over the literary circle in which he…
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[?] Brown, well known as a writer and lecturer in the United States and in this country under the cognomen of "Artemus Ward," died at Southampton, at 4 p. m. on Wednesday, March 6th. He was about…
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The well-known American humourist, "Artemus Ward," whose real name was Charles Brown, died at Southampton on the 5th March. The extreme delicacy of his constitution was evident to…
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MR. Brown, well known as a writer and lecturer in the United States and in this country under the cognomen of "Artemus Ward," died at Southampton, at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, March 6th. He was about…
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AFTER a brief but severe illness Mr. Alfred Mellon died on Wednesday night, 27th March, at a quarter to 12 o'clock, at his residence in "the Vale," King's Road, Chelsea. The indisposition that proved fatal,…
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