Obituary
THE LATE MR. BRYDON.—Speaking of the late Mr. Walter Brydon, who was accidentally killed on the 17th ultimo, by a fall from his horse, the Kynton Gardian says:—"He was one of the most useful, hardworking,…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1876
225 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 12
Fire Brigade Funeral
The funeral of Mr. Thomas, Ashby, of this town, took place on the afternoon of Christmas Day. Deceased had a member of the local fire brigade,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Arrival of the Mail. Via Torres Straits. Death of a Minister in the Pulpit
An event occurred at the Curragh Camp on November 7, which has caused quite a gloom in [?]th the garr[?] of the camp and Newridge—namely, the awfully sudden death of the Rev. J…
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The following extracts from testimony taken at the coroner's inquest on the body of the late Mr. John Taylor of Deniliquin will sufficiently explain the cause of the melancholy event:âJohn Edward Burgess…
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Mr. Anthony Rothschild…
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Washington, November 22.—Vice-president Wilson died in his room at the Capitol at 20 minutes after 7 o'clock this morning. Mr. Wilson retired at an early hour on Sunday and slept…
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THE LATE MR. JOHN TAYLOR.—The Deniliquin correspondent of the Riverine Herald gives the following account of the death of Mr. John Taylor:—One of the longest residents of the town and district came to a To be [?] great force to the ground, his horse falling heavily upon him. The unfortunate man was only sensible for a few moments after the sad occurrence, and expired in about…
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Mr. Anthony Rothschild…
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An event occurred at the Curragh Camp on November 7, which has caused quite a gloom in both the garrisons of the camp and Newbridge— namely, the awfully sudden death of the Rev. J…
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Dr. Furlong, Roman Catholic Bishop of Kerns, aged 72; Rev. Dr. Brock, of Bloomsbury Chapel, London; Professor Newth, of Lancashire College; Rev. David Thomas, of Bristol; Sir Gardiner…
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Viscount Amberley, son of Earl Russell…
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We have to announce the decease of the Pro[?]tory of the Supreme Court Mr David Bruce Hutchinson, at his residence, at Lissoy, As[?]eld, at two o'clock yesterday afternoon. The deceased gentleman…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mrs. Holterby's Troubles: a Tale of the Day. in Four Ohapters Chapter I. "The Late Mr. Holterby's Will."
HOLTERBY Grange is a very grand place indeed, and Mrs. Holterby, of Holterby Grange, is one of the very grandest of persons. In fact, between the positive grandeur of Holtwby Grange and the superlative grandeur of Mrs…
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Dr. Furlong, Roman Catholic Bishop of Ferns, aged 72, Rev. Dr. Brock, of Bloomsbury Chapel, London; Professor Newtb, of Lancashire College; Rey. David Thomas, of Bristol; Sir Gardiner…
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Mr. Anthony Rothschild. LONDON, JANUARY 11. Viscount Amberley, son of Earl Russell…
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The American papers report the death of Mr. William B. Astor. He was the wealthiestman on the American Continent, owning landed estate in New York, comprising 2500 houses, and equal in value to…
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Washington, November 22.— Vico-President Wilson died in his room at the Capitol at 20 minutes after 7 o'clock this morning. Mr. "Wilson retired at the carly hour on Sunday and slept…
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The senior member for Birmingham has addressed a letter to Mr. G. H. Phillips, of that town, of which the following is a copy:—"Rochdale, 26th Oct., 1875. Dear Sir,—If your friends, or any sensible people…
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