Death of a Waterloo Hero
Mr. John Balls, who has been living with his [?]-daughter, Mrs Joseph [?] of the Minjary, for the last fourteen years, expired [?]on the [?] instant He was 91 years of age…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1876
225 stories in Sydney's papers · page 9 of 12
Germany. Death of an Illustrious Catholic
Josephine, Queen-Dowager of Sweden and Norway, died last week at the age of sixty-nine. The name of this illustrious lady must not be passed over in silence in a…
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The English medical journals express doubts as to the real cause of the death of the ex-Sultan. The Lancet says— " It is stated that the official account of the death…
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Alderman Stephen Styles Goold, the member for the electorate of Mudgee, and an ex-mayor of Sydney, expired about half-past 8 o'clock last night, a his residence, Regent-street. The deceased gentleman…
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The Chicago Tribune, of June 29, contains the following particulars of the death of Miss Louise Hawthorne, the well-known American actress :-" At an early hour yesterday morning, Miss Louise…
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THE REV. W. MILLS, NEWTOWN.—The sudden death of the Rev. W. Mills, of Newtown, has drawn forth the expression of sympathy from all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. He had endeared himself to a large…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Late Mr. J. M. Canty
A MEETING of the friends of the late Mr. J. M Canty was held on Tuesday evening in the large schoolroom of St. John's school, Free Church-street, West Maitland. The object of the…
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Lieutenant J. Buckley, V.C.; Colonel Lawe; Colonel G. J. Mant; Captain C. H. Johnson; the Marquis of Conyngham; Sir Perey Burrell; Lieutenant-General Sir R. Walpole, K.C.B.; Sir H. H…
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SIR,—It was my misfortune to-day to suffer a mortification without a parallel in my experience resulting from what I conceive is a p ece of neglect on the part of the railway authorities. I was engaged by one of the members of my…
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SIR,—Will you kindly allow me to correct the statement of the Rev. A. W. Webb which appears in this morning's issue of the HERALD. in reference to the funeral of the late Mrs. Hill, wherein he states "the mournful [?]ortege…
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THE REV. W. MILLS, NEWTOWN.—The sudden death of the Bev. W. Mills, of Newtown, has drawn forth the expression of sympathy from all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. He had endeared himself to a large…
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The Chicago Tribune, of June 29, contains the following particulars of the death of Miss Louise Hawthorne, the well-known American actress— " At an early hour yesterday morning. Miss Louise…
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SIR,—Permit me, in explanati n of the circumstances connected with my missing the funeral train to state that the [?]ost usual course with ministers is not to go to the house of the deceased, but to meet the funeral…
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Alexander Russell, editor of the Scotoman; Sir J. L Bardsley, physician, Manchester, aged 75; Hermann Oppenheim, Egyptian financier, by apoplexy; the Khedive's son-in-law, Prince Too…
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A very old resident of the Bathurst district died on Wednesday, namely, Mr Thomas Kite, of Kelso. Mr. Kite was amongst the first of those who crossed the Blue Mountains, and from one end of the Western…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →WALLERAWANG. Awfully Sudden Death of Mr. Harry Winter, Gold miner, of Mitchell's Creek
ON Saturday, the 5th instant, Thomas H. Neale, Esq., R.M., the District Coroner, held an inquest on the body of Harry Winter, at his late residence at Blackman's Flat. Mudgee Road, a highly respectable jury of five gentlemenâMr. W…
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Alexander Russell,editor of the Scotsman; Sir J. L. Bardsley, physician, Manchester, aged 75; Hermann Oppenheim, Egyptian financier, by apoplexy; the Khedive's son-in law, Prince Too…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →Death of Mr. Lowenthal
The demise of Mr. Lowenthal, which, we regret to learn, took place at St. Leonard's on Thursday last, will leave a deep gap in the front tank of chess celebrities. Here Lowentbal was born in July, 1810, at Buda, Pesth, and…
Continued on Trove, page 407 →Italy. Sudden Death of Dr. Sartori
Professor Vincenzo Sartori, one of the surgeons to the pope, died on the 7th July of a stroke of apoplexy. He received all the rites of the Church, and a special…
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On the 30th June last, on the occasion of the funeral of Miss Edith Liddle, the third daughter of the Dean of Christ Church, Oxford, when amongst the distinguished persons present was His Royal Bighness…
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