Obituary
EDWARD S. P. BEDFORD, F. R. C. S.—Mr. Bedford was the second son of the Rev. William Bedford, D. D., Senior Chaplain of Tasmania (then Van Diemen's Land), and for some years member of the Executive…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1876
225 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 12
Obituary
THE LATE MR. EDWARD CHARLES BINGHAM.—It is with feelings of regret that we record the death, at the age of 52 years, from the effects of sunstroke, after a brief illness of four days, of Mr. Edward Charles…
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THIS celebrated horse died at Captain Ray's Stud Farm at Dunmow, in Essex, on Friday, the 21st January. Few horses have made such a sensation on the English. turf as the Freach-brod Gladiateur, by Monarque out of Tolla, who in 1865 swept the…
Continued on Trove, page 469 →America. Rumoured Death of James Stephens
A New York contemporary publishes a report of the death of an Irishman whose name, whether for good, or evil, must have a place in the history of Ireland for the…
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Francis Deak, the Hungarian patriot and statesman; Viscount Melville; Dr. Jabez Barnes, of Paddington, aged 70 years; Mr. W. Allander, Conservative member for…
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THE LATE MR. WILLIAM SPAIN.—We regret to have to announce the death of this gentleman, an old and much respected resident of this city of more than thirty years. Mr. Spain was born at Cowes, in the Isle of…
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Francis Deak, the Hungarian patriot and statesman; Viscount Melville; Dr. Jabez Barnes, of Paddington, aged 70 years; Mr. W. Allander, Conservative member for…
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MR. NORMAN P. LOCKHART.—We regret having to record the death of Mr. Norman P. Lockhart (writes the Albury Banner), at his residence, Olive-street, on the 12th instant. He had been suffering for a short…
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John Frank, public executioner to the Government of New South Wales, died at the Infirmary yesterday, having been admitted into that institution under an order from tho chief clerk of the Water Police…
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One of the oldest residents of Albury, and probably the oldest man in the colonies, has gone to his rest. Michael Mallett, who was born at Ballinrobe, county of Mayo, in October, 1708, arrived in New South…
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THE Queenslander' of a recent date contains the following interesting sketch:—Towards the latter part of 1864 the gang erected by the arch-outlaw Gardiner, and of which, after the…
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We regret having to announce, on the authority of the Banner, the death at the Royal Hotel, Albury on Monday last of Mr. J. C. Bowler, of Ten-mile Creek. The deceased had been staying in town for some tow…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lady Augusta Stanley. the Funeral Ceremony. [By an Eye Witness.]
THE seene in Westminster Abbey when, on Thursday, March 19, Lady Augusta Stanley was borne to her grave, was one of the few which leave a distinct and life-long impression on those who witness them. The…
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On Thursday last one of the oldest clergymen of the Church of England in this country, Rev. Thomas Hattam Wilkinson, died at the parsonage, Appin. He was the eldest son of the Rev. Thomas Hottam…
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Referring to the death of Mr. James Shoobert, the manager of the Bulli Coal Company, and pioneer of the coal mining industry in Illawarra, which event took place on Monday last, the Illawarra Mercury gives the…
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The American papers to hand by the mail via California, contain lengthy notices respecting Mr. A. T. Stewart, of New York, whose death took place in April 10th, in that city. He was generally considered…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News of the Day. Death of Mr. E. W. Cameron
With regret we have to announce that Mr. E. W. Cameron, one of our most active and beneficent citizens, died this morning. This event took place at his residence, Balmain. In commercial and pastoral…
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Mr. George Doyle White, a colonist of fifty years standing, long and well known as the principal surgeon of the Hunter River district, died at his residence, Double Bay, yesterday morning, at the advanced age of…
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Mr. George Boyle White, a colonist of fifty years' standing, long and well known as the principal surveyor of the Hunter River district, died at his residence. Double Bay, yesterday morning, at the advanced age of…
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