Obituary
Dean Maunsell, Bishop of Mauritius; Mr. Sliddell, Lord Ashbrook…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1871
193 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 10
Painful Death of a Young Lady
ON Thursday an inquest was resumed at Bow, on the body of Miss Jane Gardener, aged twenty-three years. From the evidence it appeared that on the 14th of June the father of the deceased discovered…
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The remains of this amiable, highly gifted and much lamented gentleman were consigned to their last resting place, in Glasnevin Cemetery, on Tuesday morning. In the…
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Dean Maunsell, Bishop of Mauritius; Mr. Sliddell, Lord Ashbrook; General Sir William Turner…
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The world, regarding its men, is still apt to fall anew into the old mistake that fame and power mean happiness. No man has more of fame and power upon the earth…
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We have to record with unfeigned regret the loss of the most extensive publisher this country had ever produced. James Duffy his passed away in the 62nd year of his age…
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ON Thursday, an inquest was resumed at Bow, on the body of Miss Jane Gardener, aged twenty-three years, From the evidence it appeared that on the 14th of June the father of the deceased discovered…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →The Late Mr. Grote. (From the Times.)
Death has robbed the country of one of its chief literary ornaments, and the spirit of a great historian has departed from among us. George Grote died on Sunday morning, after a lingering illness. He was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Funeral of Lord Brougham's Grandfather
In the first volume of the memoirs of Lord Brougham, written by himself, the following interesting account appears of the funeral of his grandfather:— "I heard also from my grandmother a remarkable…
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LAST evening Mr. William Carter, coroner for East Surrey, opened an inquiry at the King Henry VIII. Tavern, High-street, Lambeth, respecting the death of a young woman named Elizabeth Slyfield, aged…
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WE mentioned in our columns yesterday the presence in Boston of a most remarkable child, the offspring of Joseph and Ann E. Finley. It presented the remarkable as well as unprecedented phenomenon of…
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ON Friday last Mr. T. W. Pearse held an inquest upon the body of Mr. Reynolds, at the late residences of the deceased, Tocal. The following evidence was given:— Ellen Puxty, having been sworn, deposed : I am…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of Mr. Charles Reynolds. (From the Maitland Mercury of September 16.)
THE Hunter River district has this week sustained the loss by death of one of its most valuable and respected residents—Mr. Charles Reynolds, of Tocal. On Wednesday afternoon (as will be seen fully detailed…
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ON Friday last Mr. T. W. Pearse held an inquest upon the body of Mr. Reynolds, at the late residence of the deceased, Tocal. The following evidence was given:— Ellen Puxty, having been sworn, deposed: I am…
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ON Saturday evening last the oldest man in the State, if not the oldest man anywhere, died in Kansas city. His name was Jacob Fournais, but known to even body who knew him at all as "Old…
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ON Saturday evening last the oldest man in the State, if not the oldest man anywhere, died in Kansas city. His name was Jacob Fournais, but known to everybody who knew him at all as "Old…
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WE mentioned in our columns, yesterday, the presence in Boston of a remarkable child, the offering of Joseph and Ann E. Finley. It presented the remarkable as well as unprecedented…
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