(Reuter's Telegrams.) Death of the Earl of Redesdale. London, May 3
The death is announced of the Eaal of Redesdale in his 81st year…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1886
601 stories in Sydney's papers · page 12 of 31
Death of an Assistant Guard
Senior-constable Hynes reported to Mr. Shiell, City Coroner, that about half-past 1 one o'clock this morning a man named John Spencer, 26 years of age,…
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The death of the Rev. Thomas Jackson, who was at [?] time officiating as Bishop of New Zealand, is reported [?] the Times of March 26. The rev. gentleman, who [?] rector of Stoke Newington and Prebendary of St. P[?]l's,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sudden Death of a Shipmaster. Newcastle, This Day
A telegram was received here yesterday afternoon announcing the sudden death of Captain James Thompson, master of the schooner Ann and Mary, who dropped dead…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Labor Strikes in America. the Ultimatum of Greece. an Ill-used Crew. the Colonial Exhibition. Sudden Death of a Shipmaster. Ashfield Sports Handicaps. Victorian Judges. Newcastle Sheffield Handicap. the A.m.p. Society. Strike of Seamen. Newcastle Stonemasons Difficulty. Release of the Chimborazo. Parliament. Meeting of the Opposition. the Seamen's Strike. Intercolonial Telegrams. Canterbury Park Entries. Fire at Pyrmont. Labour Strikes in America. Rioting in Chicago. New York, May 4
The labour strikes which have recently taken place in many parts of the United States, are rapidly extending, and many thousands of men are now on strike owing…
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LONDON, May 3—Sir Luke Samuel Leake M.L.C. of Western Australia, and one of the members of the Western Australian Commission in the Colonial and. Indian Exhibition, died…
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" The late Mrs. Golby, who died in her residemce, near Largs, on Good Friday morning, was one of those who saw the colony as it appeared nearly fifty years ago. Shortly after arriving in Sydney from England,…
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London, May 3.—The death is announced of the Earl of Redesdale in his 81st year…
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Dr. G. Danford Thomas held an inquest at the Eyre Arms Hotel, St. John's-wood, on the body of Alfred Herbert Hackney, 40 years of ago. Dr. Reuben Thomas Warne, of Highgate-read, brother-in-law of the deceased,…
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On Thursday evening, April 29, Mr. John Gerard, an old colonist, died at Hunter's Hill. The deceased gentleman was a licentiate of the Society of A[?]othecaries, London, and was also a member of the Royal…
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Mr. Francis M'Nab, the well known official assignee, died at his residence, Palmer-street, Woolloomooloo, this morning, after a very long illness. The deceased…
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Pressman and printers of this city can hardly realise that Mr. Hugh George is dead. In the early days of the week he was seen about his usual place of business,…
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We have to announce with deep regret the sudden death at Melbourne, yesterday evening, of Mr. Hugh George, the general manager of the Sydney Morning Herald. For some weoks…
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The feeling of regret for the sudden death of Mr. Hugh George, of which we gave the intelligence on Saturday, has been deep and widespread. And this has come, not only from…
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LONDON, May 14.—Sir John Pearson, Judge of the Chancery division of the High Court of Justice, whose serions illness was recently announced, is dead…
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GUNDAGAI, Monday.--Mrs. A. S. Davison, the largest general storekeeper in this town, died this afternoon. The deceased lady got up yesterday morning appearing in good health, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Official's Farewell to South Kensington. with Apologies to the Late Mrs. Norton
My salary! My Perquisites! The time, alas! draws nigh When to your ever-growing sum I needs must say "Good-bye!"…
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This afternoon, at 10 minutes past 3 o'clock. the mortal remains of the late Mr. Hugh George were removed from his late residence, 157, Macquaric-street…
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LONDON, May 18.âThe death is announced of Lord Erskine May, who recently resigned his appointment as Clerk of the House of Commons…
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