The Late Mr. Egan
BY the relatives of the late Mr. D. Egan we are now enabled to lay before the public the facts connected with the removal of Ids remains from the grave in which they…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1871
193 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 10
The Funeral. (From the Courier.)
If any proof were required of the respect and affection in which his Excellency the late Governor was held by all classes of his fellow-townsmen, his funeral on Tuesday would have borne ample testimony of the fact. We can…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Death of Governor Blackall, of Queensland. (From the Express, January 3.)
ON Monday forenoon, 2nd instant, shortly after 11 o'clock, the lowering of the flag at Government House and the Parliamentary Buildings, to half-mast, told of the decease of his Excellency the late Governor. Immediately on the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Death of the Father of the House of Lords. (From the Times, October 25.)
WILEN we recorded the death of the late Lord Radnor, who had held a seat in the two Houses of Parliament for nearly seventy years, and again when we announced the death of Dr…
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If any proof were required of the respect and affection in which his Excellency the late Governor was held by all classes of his fellow-townsmen, his funeral on . Tuesday…
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As our article, in last Week's issue, respecting the outrage committed on the body of the late Postmaster-General, at the instance of the Romish authorities, in the…
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On Monday forenoon, 2nd instant, shortly after 11 o'clock, the lowering of the flag at Government House and the Parliamentary Buildings, to half-mast, told of the decease of…
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Thomas Thornton, aged 70, leaving £2,000 sterling; Hon. Rev. Leland Noel, aged 73; the widow of the Ettrick Shephered, Archdeacon Hale, Lord Byron, Professor…
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THE City Coroner held un inquiry, yesterday forenoon, at Grice's, Coach and Horses Hotel, Randwick, touching the supposed death in the neighbourhood, of two children from eating poisonous fish, and who had died on the afternoon…
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Thomas Thornton, aged 70, leaving £2,000,000 sterling; Hon. Rev. Leland Noel, aged 73; widow of Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd; Archdeacon Hale, Lord Byron, Professor Barker…
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<t>PHILADELPHIA, October l8</t>.—<a>From every part of the South the intelligence is sent us of the mourning for General Lee. The grief there is deep and universal, and is testified in every possible way. Ex-Con-</a>…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Coroner's Court This Day Death of a Child Through Inhuman Treatment
THIS morning, at 9 o'clock, the city coroner. Mr. Henry Shiell, held an inquest at the Oxford Hotel, King-street, upon the body of a child named Ada Jane Logue, who was found on Friday night in an unoccupied…
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THE inquest was resumed this morning, at the Oxford Hotel, on the body of Ada Jane Logue, aged sixteen months, who was found in the empty house, No. 244, Castlereagh-street, on Friday evening last, and died…
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ON Monday forenoon, 2nd instant, shortly after 11 o'clock the lowering of the flag at Government House and the Parliamentary Buildings, to half-mast, told of the decease of his Excellency the late Governor. Immediately on the…
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PHILADELPHIA October 18.--From every part of the South the intelligence is sent us of the mourning for General Lee. The grief there is deep and universal, and is testified in every possible way…
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THE City Coroner held an inquiry, on the 19th and 20th instant, at Grice's, Coach and Horses Hotel, Randwick, touching the supposed death in tho neighbourhood, of two child on from eating poisonous fish, and who had died on…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →The Late Mr. Egan. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—Permit me to correct an erroneous inference in your article of Saturday last, on the subject of the removal of the body of the late Mr. Egan. The Archbishop was not my authority for stating that this removal was, under the…
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