A Chinese Funeral
THE Wagaa Wagga Express gives an account of the funeral of a Chinaman, who was drowned at Wagga, on the 11th instant:—"The deceased was buried in accordance with the Chinese ceremony…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1874
313 stories in Sydney's papers · page 8 of 16
GULGONG. July 14. Death of Dr. Belinfante
One of those startling visitations which, ever and anon, ducks and arouse an entire community, has occurred amongst us. A gentleman, who, this morning commenced the journey form Madgee to Guloong…
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MR. EDWARD ROBINSON.—The late Mr. E. Robinson, of Oaklalds, near Wilberforce (who died at his residence on the 7th instant, aged 68 years), was buried at Windsor, on Friday morning, the 10th instant The funeral of the…
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WILHELM VON KADLBACH.—This distinguished gnat German artist died at Munich, on 6th April last. He was bora in 1805, in a small town of Arolsen, in Westphalia; studied under Cornelius of Dusseldorf, and in 1826 became…
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We take the following account of the drowning of Dr. Belintante, from the Gulgong Evening Argus of Tuesday.—It is our painful duty to record the death of Dr. Simon Belinfante, who…
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THE Wagga Wagga Express gives an account of the funeral of a Chinaman, who was drowned at Wagga, on the 11th instant:—"The deceased was buried in accordance with the Chinese cercmony…
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Lady Gipps, widow of the late LieutenantColonel Sir George Gipps, formerly Governor of New South Wales…
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This gentlemen, formerly Belgian Minister at the British Court, died on May 23, at his residence in Arlington-street. The late M. Van do Weyer was burn at Lonv[?]tin in 1802, his father being a captain in the Belgian Volunteers. He…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of "Dickens's Hermit
ONE of the most eccentric, if not tho most eccontric, men of modern times—the man whom Charles Dickens, in " Tom Tiddler's Ground," the Christmas numbor of All the Year Bound, published in IStil, called " Mr…
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In a late number of the Advocate we barely announced the death of Sister Columbia, of the Presentation Convent, Hobart Town. We now forpish a few particulars of the sad event, from the…
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This gentlemen, formerly Belgian Minister at the British Court, died on May 23, at bis residence in Arlington-street. Tie late M. Vac de Weyer was bora at Louvain in 1802, his father being a captain in the Belgian Volunteers. He…
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Lady Gipps, widow of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Sir George Gipps, formerly Governor of New South Wales…
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WE regret to have to record the death, of this gentleman. Mr. Hirst carried on the business of a wool broker in this city for more than thirty years, and was much respected by the commercial community. He was a…
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ONE of the most eccentric, if not the most eccentric, men of modern times—the man whom Charles Dickens, in "Tom Tiddler's Ground," the Christmas number of All the Year Round, published in 1861, called "Mr…
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ONE of the most eccentrio, if not the most eccentric, men of modern times—the man whom Charles Dickens, in "Tom Tiddler's Ground," the Christmas number of All the Year Round, published in 1861, called "Mr…
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The following particulars of the death of Dr. Belinfante are given in the Mudg[?]e Times:âThe unfortunate gentleman having to attend the Police Court at Gulgong on an important mining case, started in a buggy from…
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We are sorry to learn that Mr. Alex. Reevie, the unfortunate man whom Mr. Bennett nobly attempted to save from a watery grave on Monday in last week, died on Thursday morning at…
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This old French nobleman, whose decease is announced, was of English, or rather Irish extraction; and sat as a peer of France, when France had a House of Lords. In his place…
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THOMAS MAHER, the claimant of the Buckley estates, died in the Melbourne gaol on Monday night. It will be remembered that Mr. P. C. Buckley died two years ago, leaving property to…
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THOMAS MAHER, the claimant of the Buckley estates, died in the Melbourne gaol on Monday night. It will be remembered that Mr. P. C. Buskley died two years age, leaving property to…
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