Death of George Peabody
After an illness of several days' duration, his distinguished American citizen and philanthropist died last night, November 4, at half-past 11 o'clock, at 80, Eaton-square…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1870
245 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 13
Death of the Earl of Derby
For more than a week previous to the 23rd of last month, anxiety of the gravest character had been expressed from day to day as to the critical state of the health of the Earl of Derby. By the 20th so little hope remained tilt that the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Irish Intelligence. Funeral of Edward Martin—great Demonstration
One of the largest public meetings of the kind that has yet taken place in the metropolis occurred on Sunday, in connection with the funeral of Edward Martin, on whose…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Foreign Intelligence. Great Britain. Death of the Earl of Derby
For more than a week previous to the 33rd of last month, anxiety of the gravest character had been expressed from day to day as to the critical state of the health of…
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A curious accident occurred at Philadelphia on Sunday. At the house of a woman named Fanny Bishop a number of people had assembled to attend the funeral of a child. Around the corpse, which was lying in the…
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Justice Rayes, Mr. Barclay the brewer, Viscount Canterbury (leaving a peerage to Sir John Manners Sutton), Madame Grisi, Lord Foley, Admiral Deacon, Rear-Admiral Warden,…
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A curious accident occurred at Philadelphia on Sunday. At the house of a woman named Fanny Bishop a number of people had assembled to attend the funeral of a child. Around the corpse, which was lying in the…
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Justice Rayes, Mr. Barclay the brewer, Viscount Canterbury (leaving a peerage to Sir John MannersSutton), Madame Grisi, Lord Foley, Admiral Deacon, Rear-Admiral Warden, Eugene Fourgade,…
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ON Sabbath, 26th December last, according to announcement, the Rev. John M'Gibbon; L.L.B., of Palmer Street, delivered a funeral sermon in connexion with the decease of the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Death of Dr. O'kelly, Medical Attendant at Maynooth
In this morning's obituary list, writes the "Freeman" of last Monday, will be found one of the most respected names in the Catholic community, that of Dr. Edward…
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Her Majesty's turret-ship Monarch, Captain John Commercil, V.C., C.B., will sail from Spithead for America with the remains of the late Mr. Peabady on the morning of the 9th December. The body will arrive at Portsmouth…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Death of Madame Grisi
Mdme. Grisi, the celebrated singer, died at the Hotel du Nord, Berlin, on the 25th November, of inflammation of the lungs, in her 59th year. The fact was formally announced in a Paris law court when Mdmo. Grisi's…
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DR. O'BRIEN.—Dr. Bartholomew O'Brien, a colonist of more than thirty years' standing, and a medical man whose skill and talents were generally esteemed, died on the 18th instant, at Concord, in his fifty-eighth year. Dr. O'Brien…
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Her Majesty's turret-ship Monarch, Captain John Commerell, V.C., C.B., will sail from Spithead for America with the remains of the late Mr. Peabody on the morning of the 9th December. The body will arrive at Portsmouth…
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Mdme, Grisi, the celebrated singer, died at the Hotel du Nord, Berlin, on the 25th November, of inflammation of the lungs, in her 59th year. The fact was formally announce in a Paris law court when Mdem Grisi's…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Late Murder.—funeral of David Callaghan
The remains of David Callaghan, the man whose mysterious murder on the 7th instant the public are already acquainted with, were interred on Sunday at Donoughmore, some…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Late Mr. J. C. KING. (From the Melbourne Argus.)
DEATH has created one more vacancy in the ranks of the old colcnists, whose influence upon the public affaira of Victoria dates from the period of its oarly settlement, when it was only known as Port Phillip. We are called…
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