Death of Mr. Walter. Jun
The Times, of December 26, gives the following particulars of the drowning of Mr. Walter, son of the senior proprietor of the London Times :-- An accident occurred on Saturday afternoon last…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1871
193 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 10
Death of Mr. George Wilson
A very numerous proportion of the public will hear of the sudden death of Mr. George Wilson, formerly the chairman of the Anti-Corn Law League, with feelings of deep sorrow. The melancholy event…
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The papers contain long accounts of the lamentable death of Mr. Fred. Youngo, so well and favourably known as a comedian in this city. The first news of the disaster reached London on the…
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WHEN the accident happened, Sir Henry Durand was passing through the gateway by the town of Tank, with the Nawab of Tank on the same elephant, and a chuprassie in the kwursi or buck seat. The Nawab,…
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ON Tuesday a telagram arrived at Beechworth stating that an acoident had befallen the up'coach at Badaginnie, and that Mr. Hoyle, the driver, had been seriously hurt, and some of the passengers…
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ON Tuesday a telegram arrived at Beechworth stating that an accident had b[?]llen the upcoach at B[?]daginnie, and that Mr. Hoyle, the driver, had been seriously hurt, and some of the passengers…
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Died on November 21, Colonel, J. J. O'Connor, at Shreveport, La. John James O'Connor was born, in Valentia Island, county. Kerry, Ireland…
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Sir William Denison, very suddenly; Dean Alford, after three days' illness; Marshal Randon, at Geneva; Sir John Fire, at Newcastle; Dr. Mayo, Lord Henry Bentinck, the famous huntsman; Sir George Hayter…
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Sir William Denison, very suddenly; Dean Alford, after three days' illness; Marshal Randon, at Geneva; Sir John Fife, at Newcastle; Dr. Mayo, Lord Henry Bentinck, the famous…
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THE following biographies of peers and notable persons whose deaths are reported in our telegraphic news, received yesterday, are extracted from Dod's "Peerage," and "Men of the Time."…
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Sir William Denison, very suddenly: Dean Alford, after three day's illness ; Marshal Randon, at Geneva ; Sir John Fife, at Newcastle ; Dr. Mayo, Lord Henry Bentick, the famous…
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THIS gentleman was the youngest son of the late Hannibal Hawkins Macarthur, and grandson of Cantain P. G. King, the third Governor of this colony. His lamcated death occurred at Gulgong on the 6th instant, within a few…
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Mr. Edward Archer Wilde, solicitor, of College Hill, City, died on February 1. He was the father of Lord Penzance, judge of the Probate and Divorce Courts, and brother of the late Lord Truro, who was Lord Chancellor…
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Our Richmond River correspondent writes:—A magisterial inquiry was held on Thursday, 28th March, on board the brigantine Lookout, before Dr. H. M. Croft, J.P., touching the death of one James Copland, who…
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Mr. Edward Archer Wilde, solicitor, of College Hill, City, died on February 1. He was the father of Lord Penzance, judge of the Probate and Divorce Courts, and brother of the late Lord Truro, who was Lord Chancellor…
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On last Sunday, February 19th, the remains of this much respected gentleman were interred in Glasnevin Cemetery. Deceased was father of Mr. John Boyle…
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It is with very sincere regret we announce the death of the abovenamed rev. gentleman, which took place, after a lingering illness, on Wednesday, the 9th inst., in the…
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THE inquiry into the death of Mr. Lorenze Adolphus Staunt[?]n, who was discovered, on the morning of his intended marriage, dead from the effects of poison, was renamed by Dr. Lankester, at…
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IT is with great regret that we have to announce the decease of Sir James Palmer, late President of the Legislative Council, who died shortly before 9 o'clock on Monday night at Hawthorn. Sir James had been in failing…
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THE inquiry into the death of Mr. Lorenz[?] Adolphus Staunton, who was discovered, on the morning of his intended marriage, dead from the effects of poison, was resumed by Dr. Lankester, at…
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