Death of Henry Scott Riddell
Scotland has lost one of the most popular songwriters of the present century by the death of the Rev. Henry Scott Riddell. He was seized with an attack of inflammation on "Thursday…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1870
245 stories in Sydney's papers · page 12 of 13
Death of the Hon. Daniel Egan
CONSIDERABLE sensation was created in the city on Sunday evening, by the announcement that the Hon. Daniel Egan had died in the afternoon at the Gap Hotel, Watson's Bay. The public were the more…
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OUR readers will learn with regret that the Hon. Daniel Egan, Postmaster-General, died on Sunday afternoon, 16th instant. Mr. Egan, it may be remembered, was attacked with a severe illness (gastric fever supervening on cold),…
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Baron Somerville, Lord Middleton, Mr. Thomas Rathbone, Messrs. Clement, Briscoe, M.P.'s; Rev. J. Madge, Unitarian; Dr. Raik, Scotch Church; Mr. William F. Delare;…
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IT is with feelings of regret that we announce, in this issue, the death of the Honorable Daniel Egan, Postmaster-General. Mr. Egan expired at the Oxford Hotel, the Gap, South Head, at about five o'clock, on the afternoon of Sunday, the 16th instant…
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Baron Somerville, Lord Middleton, Mr. Thomas Rathbone, Messrs. Clement, Briscoe, M.P.'s ; Rev. J. Madge, Unitarian ; Dr. Raik, Scotch Church; Mr. William F. Delare ;…
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THE Hon. Daniel Egan, Postmaster-General, died on Sunday afternoon, 16th October. Mr. Egan was attacked with a severe illness (gastric fever supervening on cold), during his candidature for Monaro at the last election;…
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A CORRESPONDENT, writing to the Manchester Guardian from Florenville, says there was fighting outside the walls of Metz on the 5th September. He also gives some news about the death of…
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A CORRESPONDENT, writing to the Manchester Guardian from Florenville, auys there was fighting outside the walis of Metz on the 5th September. He also gives some news about the death of…
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Nantes, October 4th.—It is known that a great General died recently at Rheims, and it is supposed, from the fact that the persons who took care of him were menaced with death if the; divulged the secret, to have been General Moltke…
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Tours, October 11.—The journals publish the news of the death of Prince Frederic Charles…
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Nantes, October 4th.—It is known that a great General died recently at Rheims, and it is supposed, from the fact that the persons who took care of him were menaced with death if they divulged the seoret,…
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Tours, October 11.—The journals publish the news of the death of Prince Frederic Charles…
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Rear-Admiral Quin, Rev. W. Russell, Licutenant-Colonel Belthume, Emile de Lorne; Mr. Dennistown, ex-M.P. for Glasgow; Sir George Burrard Browning; Professor Syme;…
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Rear-Admiral Quin, Rev. W. Resell, Lieutenant-Colonel Belthume, Emile de Lorne; Mr. Dennistown, ex-M.P, for Glasgow; Sir George Burrard Browning; Professor Syme;…
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REV. ELIJAH SMITH.—The Rev. Elijah Smith, who died on 8th November, was the second son of the Rev. Thomas Smith, of St. John's College, Cambridge—for some years Head Master of the Grammar School of Driglington, in…
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Archdeacon Bailey, Stuart Wortley, Dr. George Muer, Edinburgh ; Lord Avonmore, Mr. Romilly, Herr Twesten, Lord Onslow, Berlic Peray, Eev. P. M. Wager, Mr. Balfe…
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