Death of a '98 Heroine at Camp-belltown
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Obituaries & funerals, 1872
195 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 10
The Death of Weelands in Parramatta Gaol To the Editor of the Evening News
SIR,—In reference to the above case I ask permission to make a few observations in your columns. I trust that yon may give them insertion, in order that the attention of the proper authorities may…
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HEAD constable Talbot, for whose murder Kelly has lately been tried and acquitted, seems, by the following account given of him in the Dublin Daily Express, to nave been no ordinary man. At the age of…
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MR. W. KEENR.—Mr. W. Keene, F.G.S., the well-known geologist (who has for many years past been a resident of the Hunter River district), died at Raymond Terrace, on the 2nd of February instant, aged 76 years. The deceased…
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General John Campbell, Earl Kellie, Lord Kellington, Sir James Jackson, James Archibald Hope, Canon Mosely Livingstone…
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MR. W. KEENE.—Mr. W. Keene, F.G.S., the well-knowm geologist (who has for many years past been a resident of the Hunter River district), died at Raymond Terrace, on the 2nd of February instant, aged 76 yean. The deceased…
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THE EARL OF CHESTERFIELD.—We have to ann[?]nce the death of the Earl of Chesterfield, which occurred on December 1, at Bretby Hall, his seat in Derbyshire. The deceased had been suffering from typhold fever for some…
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THE EARL OF CHESTERFIELD.—We have to announce the death of the Earl of Chesterfield, which occurred on December 1, at Bretby Hall, his seat in Derbyshire. The deceased had been suffering from typhoid fever for some…
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REV. W. GUNN.—On Thursday, the 15th instant, the Rev. Walter Gunn, lately connected with the Middle Parish Church, Greenock, arnved, in the ship Tamerlane, to join the Presbyterian Church of Now South Wales…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Death of George Hudson, the Railway King
The Daily News (Dec. 18), in commenting on the death of this gentleman, says:—tittle more than twenty years ago Mr. Hudson was one of the most conspicuous figures in London society…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Death of the Most Rev. Dr. Brady. Bishop of Perth Western Australia
We sincerely regret having to announce the death of the Most Rev. Dr. Brady, which took place on the 2nd inst., at Amelu les Bains, in France. This venerable prelate…
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ON gratifying mark of the progress of the colony, in the development of its vast and multifarious, but as yet untold natural resources, is the employment of men of science for the direction of industrial…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Death of "Master Magrath."
The great event of the week in the canine world has been the death of "Master Magrath." The papers are full of the achievements of the great departed, and…
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[?] came the au[?] announcement of the demise of Judge George, whose death had been previously reported by certain hasty journals. Friday evening's…
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Early on the morning of Saturday last the Bight Rev. Dr. Shiel, Bishop of Adelaide, died at Willunga, South Australia, after a painful and protracted illness. This illness extended…
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John Alers Hankey, banker: Dr. James Dickson, Wesleyan: Earl Kelley, at Cannes; Sir. Edward Gage, Sir Charles Tyrrell, aged 96; General Andrew Porter, Henry Theodore Tackerman, litteratour;…
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Joseph Gillott, pen manufacturer ; Rev. W. Scott, formerly of Buxton; Hon. S. C. Vernon, Recorder of Lincoln; D. Grace, father of the cricketer; Bishop Gray, R. C. ; Sir J. Bayley…
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