Death of a French Statesman
LONDON, March 2— M. Edouard Drouyn-de-Lhuys, a prominent French statesman, who has on more than one Occasion occupied the position of Minister…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1881
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Obituary
LONDON, March 9 His Honor Mr. Justice Thomas W. Jackson, one of the judges of the Gold Coast Colony, is dead…
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THE LATE REV. P. J. O'FLINN, S.J.-It is with sorrow of no ordinary kind that we record the death of the Rev. P. J. O'Flinn, S. J. He had been suffering for many years from consumption,…
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Information has been given to the City Coroner that a female child, 11 days old, had died suddenly at the residence of its parent, Mrs. M'Callum, in Botany. The child had been suffering for some days…
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Nothing could have been more sudden than the death of Mr. Charles James Poole, for many years connected with the Australian press, the Melbourne Argus. On January 19 he arrived at the London office in apparently good health,…
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CAPTAIN BIRNIE.—All who have known Captain Alexander Birnie afloat or ashore will regret to hear that he died suddenly at Cook's River on March 10. As commander of the popular passenger ships Jason, Ann Duthie, and…
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Can anything be more hideous, un-Christian, or extravagant than the conventional funeral with its hired lugubriousness and sable mummery ? Possibly nothing, and yet with true…
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MR. JAMES FERRIS.-On Monday Mr. James Ferris, an old resident of Parramatta, died some-what suddenly in that town. The deceased, who was a genial and companionable gentleman, an…
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LONDON, March 18.-His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales will represent Her Majesty Queen Victoria at the funeral of the late Czar of Russia…
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The TIMES Dublin correspondent telegraphs as follows:-"Mr. T.M. Ray, the once famous Secretary of the Repeal Association, the "My dear Ray," whom O'Connell so often addressed, and…
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The Landon EVENING STANDARD of February 4 contains the following announcement of the death of Sir H. W. Parker:—"Sir Henry Watson Parker, K.C.M.G., late First Minister of New South Wales,…
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Rev. O. RHODES.— The Rev. Otley Rhodes, who was engaged in missionary work for 15 years in Ceylon in connection with the Westonia Church, died at Bathurst on Saturday, Match 12. The rev. gentleman bad only recently…
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The late Mr. Walter W. Capper, solicitor, who died at Milthorp's Hotel, yesterday, was widely respected, and was a member of a well-known resident in West Maitland; his father being the…
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The Prince and Princess of Wales left London to-day for St. Petersburg, for the purpose of attending the obsequies of the late Emperor Alexander II…
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The Prince and Princess of Wales left London to-day, for St. Petersburg, for the purpose of attending the obsequies of the late Emperor Alexander [?]…
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Mr. Waiter W. Capper, the well-known solicitor, of Maitland and Newcastle, died here to-day somewhat suddenly at Mithorp's Terminus Hotel, shortly before 2 o'clock. He had been ailing for…
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LONDON, March l8.—His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales will represent Her Majesty Queen Victoria at the funeral of the late Czar of Russia…
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The London EVENING STANDARD of February 4 contains the following announcement of the death of Sir H. W. Parker:—"Sir Henry Wataon Parker, K.C.M.G., late First Minister of New South Wales,…
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LONDON, March 25.-Sir Charles Reed. M.P. forest. Ives, and Chairman of the London School Board, died to-day, aged 62 years. He was the author of…
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