Death of John Lillywhite
Our cricketing readers will leam with, regret that John Lillywhite died on Tuesday, October 27 having succumbed to the serious illness from which he suffered for several months. He was…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1875
251 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 13
Death of a Child froin Drinking Whisky. (Abridged from the Wagga Wagga Express.)
An inquest was held before the district coroner, Mr. F. A. Thompson, at Bradley's Riverine Hotel, Narandera, upon the body of the child, John Jackson, who died from the effects of some spirits…
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Ledru-Rollin, ex-Minister of France; Duke of Montrose…
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An inquest was held before the [?] Mr.F.A. Thompson, at Bradley's Riverine Hotel, Naranders, upon the body of the child, John Jackson, who died from the effects of some spirits…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams This Day Cable Messages. the Suez Mall. Alphonso Phaceablt Recognised in Spain. Liberal Ministry Formed at Madrid. Fifty Thousand Miners on Strike. the Supposed Nan a Sahib Declared to Be an Impostor. Death of Ledru Rolin. the Torres Straits Mall. Decoration of Sir Hercules Robinson. the Attorney-geneal, Mr. Innes, Knighted. Cospatrick Belief Fund. Copper and Tin Markets. the Steamer Whampoa. [Reuter's Special Telegrams.] London, via Singapore, January 2
Received in Sydney, January 3, 11.50 p.m. The P. and O. Company's mail steamship Nubia armed at Galle on the 24th ultime. Alphonso, son of Isabella 11., has gene to Spain,…
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Our cricketing readers will learn with regret that John Lillywhite died on Tuesday, October 27 having succumbed to the serious illness from which he suffered for several months. He was…
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THE LATE MR. S. B. DANIEL.âIn [?]lluding to the death of the above gentleman, the Dubbo Dispatch observes:âMr. Daniel started from Monteflores a few days back to join Mrs. Daniel at Westham, where the had been…
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Ledru-Rollin, ex-Minister of France; Dake of Montrose…
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No show, no pageant is our wish, No weeper round the hat, No feathered hearse we want when dead To plume ourselves on that…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Obituary. Mr. Charles St. Julian, Late Chief Justice of Fiij
IN my last communication I stated that Sir Charles St. Julian, late Chief Justice of Fiji, was seriously ill, and that by the advice of his medical attendants he had been on the 18th November, removed to Burette, on the…
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MR. ROBERT COLQUHOUN.—We regret to announce the death of this gentleman, at the comparatively early age of thirty-two years. Mr. Colquhoun was in practice as a solicitor at Glen Innes when he died, and previously was…
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The Countess of Carnarvon. The Rev. Charles Kingsley, formerly Chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, and Professor of Modern History in the University of Cambridge…
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The Emperor T"oung-chih died on the 12th January. He was born on the 27th April, 1856 married on the 16th October, 1872, to A-lou-te and reigned supreme over the Celestial Empire…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Late Mr. Hardman, a Newspaper Correspondent. (From the [?]ime, November 13.)
A CAREER OF protracted and useful labour has been brought to a close, not prematurely, perhaps, but too soon for those who knew the earnest, honest, indefatigable worker, and the genuine, kindly,…
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Colonel Bunbury died at his residence, Moyle. county Carlow. on the 4th November, aged 98 years, after a short illness, up to which enjoyed perfect health, both mentally…
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The Countess of Carnarvon. The Rev. Charles Kingsley, formerly Chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, and Professor of Modem History in the University of Cambridge…
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The Emperor Toung-chih died on the 12th January. He was born on the 27th April, 1856; married on the 16th October, 1872, to A-lou-te, and reigned supreme over the Celestial Empire…
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Lord St. Leonards…
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Sir William Sterndale Bennett…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Telegrams This Day. Cable Messages England Refuses to Join in a War Conference. Mr. Forster Declines to Lead the Liberal Party in England. Death of a Distinguishd Musician. M'mahon Again Triuphant. Another Battle [?]Spain. the European Monet Arrket and Colonial Loas. London, via Singare, February 3. Received in Sydney. February, 9.50 p m
England has declined an iitation to send representatives to a conference which is to be held with the view of bringirabout an understanding between the Europe Powers, to…
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