The Funeral
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Obituaries & funerals, 1879
399 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 20
Our Supplement. The Pet's Funeral
THE death of any household pet is, perhaps, one of the earliest real trials of childhood. To cherish a deep affection for a dog, or a cat, or a bird, is the lot of almost every child; and it is really a sore grievance, and sets even thoughtless…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Scientific, &c. The Death of the Moon
Although speculative theories respecting a "plurality of worlds," and the vital, intellectual, and religious possibitities it might involve, have long ceased to be regarded as a legitimate province of astronomical science, the physical…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.— Mr. John Thomas Smith died this morning. He succumbed to a general break up of the system and internal disease. The late Mr. Smith was a native of…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—The funeral of the late John Thomas Smith is to take place this afternoon, and will probably be the largest ever seen in the colony. There are a large number of…
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The news of the death of this esteemed gentlemen on January 22 was received by the community with great regret, and the immense attendance at his funeral, which took place on the 23rd, testified to the genet al…
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The Equescurriculum is the name of Mr. Coup's new circus in Fourteenth-street, just opposite the Academy of Music, where last evening many spectators were amused by many things, among others…
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ONE of the most estimable citizens of Sydney has gone to his last account. Mr. Joseph G. Raphael, well known for his connection with philanthropic institution and his unbounded charity, died at his…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News by the Suez Mail. Death of the Princess Alice
The tolling of the bell of St. Paul's Cathedral announced an event of mournful interest. The 14th of December is a memorable day in the annals of the Royal family. Seventeen years ago…
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GOULBURN, Wednesday.—Mrs. Zachariah Hawkins, a resident of the Goulburn district for forty-eight years, and widow of Alderman Hawkins, died on Monday evening at her residence,…
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General Pratt…
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The Jesuit; Society suffered a severe loss by the death, in Dublin, 10th November, of one of their ablest theologians, the Rev. Father Edmund J. O'Reilly. The deceased…
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ONE of the most estimable citizens of Sydney has gone to his last account. Mr. Joseph Gr. Raphael, well known for his connection with philanthropic institutions and his unbounded charity, died at his…
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The tolling of the bell of St. Paul's Cathedral announced an event of mournful interest. The 14th of December is a memorable day in the annals of the Royal family. Seventeen years ago…
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The American Catholic papers announce the death and funeral of the Rev. F. Nicho-las Dominic Young, O.P., " the Apostle of Ohio and the oldest priest in the United…
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COCKTOWN, Monday.—Captain Bennett, late in the employ of the Queensland Lands Department, died suddenly from apoplexy yesterday…
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WEST MAITLAND, Monday.—The Rev. Robert Chapman expired at St. Mary's parsonage at a quarter past 7 o'clock. He has been ill for some time, and had obtained twelve months' leave of…
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Mr. William Barker, solicitor, of Hunter-street, Sydney who died at his residence, Bondi, on Friday morning, the 24th of January, was a colonist of nearly forty years standing. He was a native of Ireland, and came…
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UNDER the heading of "Funerals," the following curious advertisement appears in the columns of the Sydney Homing Herald:--FUNERALS. THE FRIENDS of Mr. EDWARD TINSLEY are invited to attend a MEETING,…
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Mr. Mark Last King, who died in Melbourne last Friday morning, and who, up to the time of his death, had been for years a member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, was well known in Sydney…
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