Funeral of Major Fitzsimons
THE remains of the lamented Major Arthur Frederick Fitzsimons, New South Wales Infantry, Major of Brigade, were int[?]ed at Randwick on Saturday last, with military honours…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1872
195 stories in Sydney's papers · page 8 of 10
Obituary. Mr. Charles Nathan, F.r.c.s
OUR obituary records the removal of Mr. Charles Nathan, an event which multitudes will receive with regret, and many with sorrow. He has long been familiar to the eye of our citizens, pursuing his laborious profession. His bright…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Telegrams This Day. Mr. J. Hill, R.A.M., at Melbourne. Stock Purchasers and Stock Agents The Balmain Regatta, Crew. Fall in the Price of Bread. Probable Reduction in Breadstuff. Wreck of the Cutter Bella Coulter. The Hon. H Parkes in Queensland. Death of a Diver at Rockhampton Rich Ore from Western Peak Downs. Drought on Isaac River Stations. The Marquis of Normanby at Cardwell. Civil Service of Victoria. Latest Mining and Commercial, &c., &c., &c. INVERELL. Saturday. 8.55 p.m
A specimen from Woodcock and Wild's claim at Long Gaily, twenty miles from Inverell, has been brought in. It measures 6 feet by 4 inches, and contains about 151bs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams This Day. The Mayor of Melbourne's Ball. The Agent-Generalship of Victoria. Border Customs Treaty Fallen Through. J. T. Smith up for Mayoralty of Melbourne. New Caledonian Bank. Death and Burial of Sir Roger Tichborne in 1859. Dagworth in Good Form. Latest Betting. The Melbourne Meat-Preserving Company. Import of Adelaide Wheat to Victoria. Projected Cricket Match-Victorian Parliament and Press. Death of an Old Colonist at Dubbo. Gold and Tin from Queensland. Unsatisfactory Telegram from Sydney to Melbourne Government. Average Clause in Insurance Policies. Return of Miners from Port Darwin. Discovery of Alluvial Diggings at Yam Greek. MELBOURNE
Dagworth was exercised this morning, and is pronounced to be in fine fettle. 2 to 1 are the extreme odds laid against him. Botterill has been acquitted of the charge…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams This Day. The Mayor of Melbourne's Ball. The Agent-Generalship of Victoria. Border Customs Treaty Fallen Through. J. T. Smith up for Mayoralty of Melbourne. New Caledonian Bank. Death and Burial of Sir Roger Tichborne in 1859. Dagworth in Good Form. Latest Betting. The Melbourne Meat-Preserving Company. import of Adelaide Wheat to Victoria. Projected Cricket Match-Victorian Parliament and Press. Death of an Old Colonist at Dubbo. Gold and Tin from Queensland. Unsatisfactory Telegram from Sydney to Melbourne Government. Average Clause in Insurance Policies. Return of Miners from Port Darwin. Discovery of Alluvial Diggings at Yam Greek
Dagwortb was exercised this morning, and is pronounced to be in fine fettle. 2 to 1 are the extreme odds laid against him. Botterill has been acquitted of the charge…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Death of Judge M'cunn
CLOSELY following the death of the notorious FISK by the hand of one of his instruments and victims, come the death of one of those corrupt judges who made the gigantic swindles…
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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 it worthy of a place in The Filed…
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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…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Tales. Tressa's Resolve. a Tale by the Late Mrs. Calvert. Chapter Vii. Day Dreams
THE morrow was Sunday, and in the afternoon Tressa repaired as usual to the old clerk's cottage. She wanted his gentle pious spirit much—there was a weariness and fear upon her. She had passed a…
Continued on Trove, page 473 →Reported Marriage and Death of Sir Roger C. Tichborne
THE following is the statement referred to in a recent telegram as having been furnished by the Warrnanbool Advertiser:—"In the year 1859, at Kilmorey Station, Spring Creek, near Winslow, there was married by a…
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THE following is the statement referred to in a recent telegram as having been furnished by the Warrnambool Advertiser:—" In the year 1859, at Kilmorey Station, Spring Creek, near Winslow, there was married by a…
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Amongst the recorded deaths are those of the Duke of Leeds, Sir Thomas Hesketh Sir Andrew Smith, Mr. Polland .(surgeon) Dr. Barnard, General Thomas…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Suez Mail. Arrival of the Arrival of the English Mail, Via Suez. Latest Newspaper Dates, London September 6. Latest Telegraphic Dates, London, September 26. Closing of the Geneva Tri Bunal. English Indemnity Fixed at 15,500,000 Dollars. Meeting of the Emperors of Russia, Austria, and Germany. the Autumn Military Manoeuvres. Death of the King of Sweden. the Queen at Dunrobin Castle. Warlock Won the St. Leger. Deficient Wheat Harvest. Loss of the Steamer Metas.—eighty Persons Drowned. the Melanesia! Bishopric. the Port Darwin Cable. Postal Services, s[?] Floods in Ceylon and India. American Steamer Burned at Japan. Advance in the Price of Wool. Decline in Copper, &c, &c, &c, ADEDAIDE, Friday, 5.40 a.m
The Branch Steamer, Rangatira, with the English mails via Suez, was telegraphed at daylight this morning. The following are the heads of…
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Amongst the recorded deaths are those of the Duke of Leeds, Sir Thomas Hesketh, Sir Andrew Smith, Mr. Polland (surgeon), Dr Barnard, General Thomas…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Death of Judge M'Ounn
CLOSELY following the death, of the notorious Fisk by the hand of one of his instruments and victims, comes the death of one of those corrupt judges who made the gigantic swindles…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Tales. Tressa's Resolve. a Tale by the Late Mrs. Calvert. Chapter Viii. Abroad the Mary Anne
THE mail steamer brought out Bessie Shelburne, and Tressa's cup of happiness was full, or nearly so— when are we quite satisfied? The drop of gall was the cold constraint of her Aunt Sarah's manner. If on…
Continued on Trove, page 485 →Reported Marriage and Death of Sir Roger C. Tichborne
THE following is the statement referred to in a recent telegram as having been furnished by the Warrnambool Advertiser:—"In the year 1859, at Kilmorey Station, Spring Creek, near Winslow, there was married by a…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Arrival of the Suez Mail Latest Telegraphic Dates, London, September. 26. Closing of the Geneva Tribual. English Indemnity Fixed at 15,500,000 Dollars. Meeting of the Emperors of Rissia, Austria, and Germany. the Autumn Military Manœivres. Death of the King of Sweden. the Queen at Dunrobin Castle. Warlock Won the St. Leger. Deficient Wheat Harvest. Loss of the Steamer Metas.eighty Persons Drowned. the Melanesian Bishopric. the Port Darwin Cable. Postal Services, &c. Floods in Ceylon and India. American Steamer Burned at Japan. Advance in the Price of Wool Decline in Copper. &c., &c., &c., (From Our Adelaide Correspondent.) Adelaide. Friday. 5.40 a.m
The Branch Steamer, Rangatira, with the English mails via Suez, was telegraphed at daylight this morning. The following are the heads of…
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Another name has to be added to the list of those Irishmen who have been imprisoned, in English dungeons for political offences, and whose death has been caused directly or…
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