Death of an Irish Journalist in America
PITTSBURG, PA., OCT. 5.—Edward Wellington Boate died yesterday in the County Hospital at Flatbush. He was a man of good abilities and much miscellaneous…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1872
195 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 10
Melancholy Death of a Naval Officer
INTELLIGENCE has been received at Plymouth of the death of an officer while serving on board the Volage, 8, iron corvette, Captain M. Calme seymour, one of the ships of the detached squadron at…
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M. TROGKON'S "Life of Queen Marie Amelie" gives the following account of the death of the Due d'Orleans, written by the unhappy mother herself a few days after the event:—…
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INTELLIGENCE has been received at Plymouth of the death of an officer while serving on board the Volage, 8, iron corvette. Captain M. Culme Seymour, one of the ships of the deta[?] squadron at…
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We are sorry to state that the injuries Henry Vaughan received, terminated in death at twenty minutes past 7 this morning. From the moment that he was received at the Infirmary till…
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THE funeral of the late Mr. Henry Vaughan, who died at the Infirmary on Monday morning, from injuries recieved at the late fire, took place at half-past 2'oclock to-day, and was the most impressive spectacle that…
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We are sorry to state that the injuries which Henry Vaughan received, terminated in death at twenty minutes past 7 yesterday morning. From the moment that he was received at the Infirmary till…
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THE funeral of the late Mr. Henry Vaughan, who died at the Infirmary on Monday morning, from injuries received at the late fire, took place yesterday, and was the most impressive spectacle that has…
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THE sympathy of the public with the sufferers in the late fire has been suitably expressed in the numerously attended funerals which have borne the remains of…
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In clipping this sorrowful announcement from one of our exchanges we regret having omitted to note the paper's name, in order to give it due credit, but we know it is…
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THE City Coroner held an inquest this morning at the Hand and Heart public-house, Liverpool-street, upon the body of a child aged nine months, the daughter of Samuel Napp, a fishmonger, residing in…
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THE citizen's instinct for sport has long been proverbial. As he works out his calculations in Lothbury, or serves a customer over the counter in the Poultry, his thoughts are often enough far away, and he is longing for the next…
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On the 2nd instant a very old and respected resident of Campbelltown departed this life in her' 98th year. Mrs. Sarah Byrne who emigrated to this colony with her husband Mr…
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IT is with regret that we have to announce the death of Mr. John King, a prominent member of the Burke and Wills Exploring Expedition, who expired on the 16th instant at 7 o'clock, at his residence,…
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MR. CHARLES TOST, who, it will be remembered, was severely injured at the late fire by the southern wall of the Prince of Wales Theatre falling on him, died at the Infirmary at 5 o'clock on Saturday…
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IT is with regret that we have to announce the death of Mr. John King, a prominent member of the Burke and Wills Exploring Expedition, who expired on the 16th instant at 7 o'clock, at his residence,…
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A RECENT obituary notice in the Victorian papers has, as a Melbourne, contemporary, remarks, revived one of the most painful chapters of Australian history. We all[?]de to…
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REV. JOHN PENDRILL, M.A.âThe Rev. John Pendrill, M.A., died at his residence, Englington House, Glebe Point, on the 21st instant. This much-respected clergyman was the son of Dr. Pendrill, of Clifton, in the…
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It is with regret (says the Melbourne Argus) that we have to announce the death of Mr. John, King, a prominent member of the Burke and Wills Exploring Expedition, who expired on Monday morning, at 7 o'clock, at his…
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