Obituary
Major-General Hamley, late of South Australia…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1876
225 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 12
Obituary
Major-General Hamley, late of South Australia…
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The death is announced of Mr. James M'Conachie, the Strathspey bone-setter, by far the greatest man of his dclass in the north of Scotland. Mr. M'Conachie succumbed to an attack of inllammation…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →Victoria. the Obsequies and Funeral of the Hon. M. O'grady
On Frdiay morning the obsequies and funeral took place. Shortly after 11 o'clock, the coffin containing the remains was removed from the late residence of the deceased…
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A few days ago the infant child of a resident of Marshall-street, Surrey Hills, died. Ac undertaker was seat for, and preparations were mode for the funeral, which was to have taken place on Saturday afternoon…
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A most distressing occurrence took place on Anniversary Day on the Liverpool [?]urse. A young child was brought by her mother in the train from Sydney (it was understood) "for a change of air" and…
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DEATH OR MAJOR BELL.—We regret to have to record the decease of Major John Bell, of Bell Park, Geelong, who died on the 27th January (the Argus reports), at the age of 54. Mr. Bell's health had been failing…
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A military funeral of unusual grandeur took place at Woolwich on November 1st, And attracted much public interest, The deceased officer was Major Ernest…
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New York, December 29th.-The Evening Post announces the death yesterday of Rev. Henry Boehm, better known as Father Boehm, probably the oldest clergyman in the world, at the house of…
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The following letter appears in the Times:- "Sir—I have been requested by Mr. Tre-lawny (who is at present out of town) to offer…
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The death of the Duke of Modena, uncle of Don Carlos, has caused great Anxiety in many circlet as to the manner in which he has disposed of his gigantic fortune, the largest [?] one in Europe…
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Reverdy Johnson…
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Dowager Countess Limerick, Sir T. Dillon, Professor Hewitt Key, Mr. Fordyce, M.P. for Aberdeenshire; Mr. Cobbold, M.P. for Ipswich; Mr. T. E. Headlam, late M.P. for Newcastle, when on ro[?] to…
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Reverdy Johnson…
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New York, December 29th.—The Evening Post announces the death yesterday of Rev. Henry Bochm, better known as Father Boehm, probably the oldest clergyman in the world, at the house of…
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The death of the Duke of Modena, uncle of Dou Carlos, has caused groat anxiety in many circles as to the manner in which he has disposed of his gigantic fortune, the largest princely ono in Europe…
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Hormisdas Lejeunesse, son of the proprietor of one of the hotels at Black River, Canada, that were burned on the 4th instant, has given to the Montreal Witness the following account of the fire:…
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Earl Stanhope, Earl of Aldborough; Lord Hastings, in India, aged 30; Mr. Dymoke, Queen's champion, aged 40; Countess Chesterfield, Admiral Hutcheson; Admiral C. Frederick, Augustus…
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Earl Stanhope, Earl of Aldborough; Lord Hastings, in India, aged 20; Mr. Dyinoke, Queen's champion, aged 40; Countess Chesterfield, Admiral Hutchison; Admiral C. Frederick, Augustus…
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The death is announced, at the age of 94, of Mr. J. Cheesment-Severn, who more than 60 years ago served the office of High Sheriff of Radnorshire, and who entered Parliament just after the…
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