The Funeral
The funeral of this eminent man took place on the 20th June, and it will be a day long remembered in Glasgow. It was arranged that, besides the private services in the home of the deceased, there should be…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1872
195 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 10
The Funeral of Martin H. Carey
The Nation of July 13 gives the following report of the obsequies of the late M. H. Carey, who, while laboring under mental derangement, committed suicide by throwing…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tales. Tressa's Resolve. a Tale by the Late Mrs. Calvert. Chapter Ii. Tressa's Note-book
LONG since, dear sister, you will have received my letters and know all about my voyage and my reception, and my impressions of Sydney. To-night Aunt Sarah has gone out to tea—a rare occurrence—and I…
Continued on Trove, page 313 →Death of Beadsman
This celebrated sire died at Leybourne Grange on Friday last, from strangulation of the bowels, after about eleven hours illness, during which he suffered intense pain. Beadsman was bred by his owner. Sir Joseph Hawley, and was by…
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This celebrated sire died at Leybourne Grange on Friday last, from strangulation of the bowels, after about eleven hours' illness, during which he suffered intense pain. Beadsman was bred by his owner, Sir Joseph Hawley, and was by…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →The Death of President Juarez
THE death of President Juarez is an event of the greatest moment to the Mexican people, both in regard to their domestic affairs and their foreign relations, and especially as…
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A Brownsville (Texas) special says that the details of the Mexican outrages given before the Commission are shocking. Men are made poor in a single day, by driving off their herds over the the Rio Grande, which…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Death of President Juarez. (New York Herald, July 27.)
THE death of President Juarez is an event of the greatest moment to the Mexican people, both in regard to their domestic affairs and their foreign relations, and especially as…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tales. Tressa's Resolve. a Tale by the Late Mrs. Calvert. Chapter V. What Came of the Letter to Brssie
THE astute reader will not have failed to perceive that the Tinsley family were making their unsophisticated cousin into a tool to further certain ends. Now it had been told Mr. Fosbrook that Aunt Sarah had…
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WE regret very much to have to announce the death of Major Fitzsimons, of the Permanent Infantry Force, which took place suddenly at the Victoria Barracks this morning. From what particulars could be…
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A brigade order was issued on Wednesday, in which the commandant, with deep sorrow, announces the very sudden death of Major Fitzimons, and observes—"In lamenting the loss of a very able and experienced…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News of the Day. Sudden Death of Mr H. Cummins
We regret to hare to record the very sadden death of Mr. Henry Cummins, poulterer, Bridge-street, which took place in Erskine-street, this morning. He had lelt his shop between 7 and 8 o'clock for the George-srreet…
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WE regret very much to have to announce the death of Major Fitzsimons, of the Permanent Infantry Force which took place suddenly at the Victoria Barracks on Wednesday morning. From what particulars could be…
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SIR,-The inclosed is an extract from a letter I have lately received from my son in India. I think that perhaps you may think worthy of a place in The Field. B.W…
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WE regret to have to record the very sudden death of Mr. Henry Cummins, poulterer, Bridge-street, which took place in Erskine-street, yesterday. He had left his shop between 7 and 8 o'clok for the George-street…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tales. Tressa's Resolve. a Tale by the Late Mrs. Calvert. Chapter Vi. That Little Bill
IN the first glow of confidence which Aunt Sarah's assistance to Bessie had awakened Tyrell's request was made known, and permission gained to visit the old clerk at times—gained without any hesitation;…
Continued on Trove, page 441 →Obituary. the Late Major Fitzsimons
MANY, even among those who have not been personally acquainted with him, will regret to hear of the untimely death of Major Fitzsimons, of the Permanent Military Force. He expired suddenly about half-past 8 o'clock a.m,…
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A DEEP gloom overspread the minds of the people of Sydney on Saturday, on witnessing the funeral of an officer who, by his gentlemanly conduct and kindiness of manner had endeared himself to all, and who on…
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A DEEP gloom overspread the minds of the people of Sydney on Saturday, on witnessing the funeral of an officer who, by his gentlemanly conduct and kindliness of manner had endeared himself to all, and who on…
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