Obituary
DEATH of MR. JAMES SMITH, POLICE MAGISTRATE OF MAITLAND.â The long illness from which, aa our readers are aware. Mr. James Smith, P.M. for the Hunterâ-as his police circuit was styledâhas been…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1875
251 stories in Sydney's papers · page 6 of 13
Death of the Oldest Cricketer
The death is annonnoed of Mr. Edward Hayward Budd, one of the oldest cricketers, at the age of 90, who shared with Lord Frederick Beauclerk and Mr. William Ward the credit of being…
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Rome, says a letter to the ECHO, has been much moved by the death of Princess Torlonia, once the most beautiful woman in Rome, and the sad sufferer, for nearly twenty years, from incurable…
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Sir John Gray, the member for Kilkenny, died at Bath on April 8, the deceased was born in 1815 and was the son of Dr. Gray, of Clare Morris, County Mayo. He was born of Protestant parents,…
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Those who knew Captain Clinch, of the steamer Southern Cross, and there are few who have travelled between the colonies by tea who do not, will learn with surprise as well as regret of his awfully sudden…
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General regret will be awakened by the announcement of the decease of Mr. Robert Stewart, formerly one of the representatives of East Sydney is the Legislative Assembly. Mr. Robert Stewart was a…
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SUDDEN DEATH OF CAPTAIN CLINCH.—Our readers will share with us our regret at the death of Captain Clinch, the commander of the steamer Southern Cross, trading between Sydney and Hobart Town. The steamer…
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WE regret to have to record the death of Mr. Butler Cole Aspinall, which occurred at Liverpool on the 4th day of April, in the forty-fifth year of his age. The deceased gentleman was…
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Sir John Gray, the member for Kilkenny, died at Bath on April 8, the deceased was born in 1815 and was the son of Dr. Gray, of Clare Morris, County Mayo. He was born of Protestant parents,…
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The death of Mr. D'Arcy Boulton, Q.C. M.P.P., briefly announced in our columns yesterday morning, has caused universal regret throughout Ontario, and the esteemed gentleman's sudden…
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A deceased member of the Cadet Artillery, named F. W. Noice, was buried on Saturday with military honours. The firing party consisted of twelve cadets, with one sergeant, led by the Cadet band,…
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As the coffin of the lately-deceased Mr. Paterson was being lowered into the grave, at Bourke (says the CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN), Mr Gibb, who was one of the bearers, in the act of lowering the coffin, approached…
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The HOBART TOWN MERCURY of Jane 14 says: The body of the deceased gentleman was brought from Sydney by the Southern Cross, which arrived early on Saturday morning, and it was at once conveyed to his…
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Mr. Henry Reeve, the chief clerk in the Money Order Office, died yesterday. Mr. Reeve was an old an efficient officer, and was greatly respected…
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Sir Joseph Hawley, turfite; Captain Harding Brown, R.A., run over by a train while returning from Sandown Park races; Lord Tredegar; Lord Alfred Hervey; Winwood Reade, African…
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The City Coroner, this morning, held an inquest, at Searle's Hotel, in George street month, touching the death of a Chinaman, named Yan Kin, who was found dead at his residence, searle's buildings, in a lane off Goulburn-street…
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The above correspondent says:—Speaking of Reedy Creek reminds me of the Chinese funeral which took place a few days ago. There are many Mongolians in the neigh bourhood, some fossicking about the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Chapter of Accidents in the Braidwood District. Dreadful Death of Mr. Thomas Quirk. June 29
IT is with extreme regret that has fallen to me to record two melancholy accidents befalling two persons, residents in this district; the first being that of Mr. Thomas Quirk, a farmer, who had one farm on the Clyde-road and another at…
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CAPTAIN CLINCH.—Our readers will share with us our regret at the death of Captain Clinch, the late commander of the steamer Southern Cross, trading between Sydney and Hobart Town. The steamer had left the Grafton…
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