A Funeral That Was Not Imposing
The Protestant Standard · Saturday 7 August 1875 · page 4
In a blind alley-way off Broadway street died a woman named Mrs. Coonell, on last Monday. In her lonely little hovel she had no experienced nurse, no kind millionaire husband to sit by her…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 7 August 1875 · page 182
Andrew Johnson, ex President of the United States of America…
Continued on Trove, page 182 →Dreadful Death of the Late Rev. James Pillars
The Cumberland Mercury · Saturday 7 August 1875 · page 2
We extract part of the following from the Evening News of the 2nd instant:— On Saturday afternoon Sydney was startle! by a report that the Rev. James…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 9 August 1875 · page 2
OUR cable telegram announces the death of Mr. Andrew Johnson, ex-President of the United States. Men of the Time gives the following sketch of his career:—…
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Evening News · Thursday 12 August 1875 · page 2
The public generally will hear with much regret that Mrs. Fairfax, wife of the Hon. John Fairfax, died about 10 o'clock this day. She had been ill for a considerable time. The [?] lady was, we…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 14 August 1875 · page 210
DEATH OF MR. CHARLES DANGAR,âThe Narrabri Herald contains an obituary notice of Mr. Charles Dangar, an old and well-known resident of the district, and uncle to T. G. Dangar, Esq., M.L.A. Deceased…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 14 August 1875 · page 28
A SINGULAR, mode of disposing of their dead is adopted by some tribes of the aboriginal natives in South Australia, and in certain parts of the north-western interior. It consists in placing the…
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Evening News · Tuesday 17 August 1875 · page 8
A singular mode of disposing of thier dead is adopted by some tribes of the aboriginal natives in South Australia, and in certain parts of the northwestern interior. It consists in placing the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Horrible Death of Mr. Michael Henry
Evening News · Tuesday 17 August 1875 · page 5
We regret to announce the death, by a horrible fate, of Mr. Michael Henry, a gentleman well-known is the Jewish community, to which he belonged, for personal devotion to charitable…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 21 August 1875 · page 27
We. regret to announce the death, by a horrible fate, of Mr. Michael Henry, a gentleman wellknown in the Jewish community, to which he belonged, for personal devotion to charitable and…
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Evening News · Saturday 21 August 1875 · page 4
All playgoers will receive with profound regret the announcement of the sudden death of Mr. John Dunn, the well known actor, who for so many years occupied a prominent position on the Melbourne stage…
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Evening News · Monday 23 August 1875 · page 2
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Evening News · Monday 23 August 1875 · page 2
We are requested to state that the [?] late common[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News of the Day. Death of Mr. William M Quads
Evening News · Monday 23 August 1875 · page 2
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 24 August 1875 · page 5
IT is with much sorrow that we announce the death of this distinguished Naval officer, who was mortally wounded on the 12th instant, at the island of Santa Cruz, one of a group of islands…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 25 August 1875 · page 5
THE funeral of Commodore Goodenough, whose untimely death has been heard of with such profound regret, and has created such a feeling of sorrow throughout the community, together with the funeral…
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Evening News · Wednesday 25 August 1875 · page 4
Yesterday afternoon was witnessed one of the most solemn and impressive eights ever seen in this colony, when the remains of Commodore Goodenough, late of H.M.S. Pearl,…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 27 August 1875 · page 6
The funeral of Commodore Goodenough, whose untimely death has been heard of with such profound regret, and has created such feeling of sorrow throughout the community, together with the funeral…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 27 August 1875 · page 6
MR. CHARLES DANGAR,—The narrabri Herald contains an obituary notice of Mr. Charlas Dangar, an old and well-known resident of the district, and uncle to T. G. Dangar, Esq., M.L.A. Deceased…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 27 August 1875 · page 6
HER Majesty's ship Pearl arrived in Sydney Harbour on Monday last with the startling intelligence of the massacre of Commodore Goodenough on the island of Santa Cruz. The facts, so far as they may be gathered…
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