Sad Death of a Child
Mr. Pinkey, J.P., held a magisterial inquiry yesterday at the Prince Alfred Hospital into the death of a boy named [?] aged 2 years, who died at the institution from [?]…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1887
650 stories in Sydney's papers · page 13 of 33
Sad Death of a Child. '
Mr. Pinh[?]y also held an inquiry at the Prince Alfred Hospital concerning the death of a child named Cecil Blyth, two years of age, who died in the institution at about 9.46 p.m. on Thursday. It appeared from the evidence…
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LONDON, July 1.—The death is announced of Boyd, the well-known English sculler…
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London, Sunday.--The death is announced of Boydd, the well-known English sculler…
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The death is announced of Boyd, tho well-known English sculler…
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LONDON, July 5.—Mr. Louis Kett,of Reid's Creek, Victoria, is dead. The cause of death was sunstroke. He was worth £60,000…
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WE regret to announce to our readers the decease of Mr. T. A. Tenison-Woods, brother of the well-known scientific missionary, the Rev. Father Juliair Tenison-Woods. The deceased gentleman…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Home and Foreign. Ireland. Death of Mr. J. A. Blake, M.p. for Carlow
There is no true Irishman here of [?]where but will regret to learn of the sudden death of Mr. John Aloysius Blake, M.P. The feeling will be intensified in the case of those who had…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Death of a Child From Hunger and Cold. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bourke
The body of a child, the son of H. C. Smith, caretaker of Hiliman's Tank, on the Cobar-road, was found on the 5th instant about two miles from the tank. It seems that a traveller had turned out his horses for a spell, and went…
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A GOOD and earnest Catholic—a zealous yet unpretending man has passed from our midst. Mr. Donald, M'Donald, who died last Friday in his 70th year, was known to very few in Sydney. Not so in…
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LONDON,, July 14.—The death is announced of Frederick Krupp the celebrated gum maker. [Frederick Krupp was the proprietor of the celebrated metal foundry and gun manufactory at Essen, in Rhenish…
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THIS morning (writes our correspondent on the 12th instant) the Convent of Mercy was the scene of a very sad but imposing ceremony, viz., the conveying of the remains of one of the good…
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The body of a child, the son of H. C. Smith, caretaker of Hiliman's Tank, on the Cobar-road, was found on the 5th instant about two miles from tbe tank. It seems that a traveller had turned out his horses for a spell, and went…
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Some weeks ago we published a cable message from our London correspondent announcing the death of Lady Sturt, the widow of the Australian explorer, Captain Charles Sturt. Another cable…
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LONDON, Thursday.--The renowned German cannon and projectile maker, Frederick Krupp, is dead…
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The death is announced of Herr Frederick Krupp, the renowned cannon and projectile maker, of Essen, Germany…
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LONDON, July 18.—Lady Stuart, widow of the late Sir Alexander Stuart, Premier of New South Wales, is dead…
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BATHURST, Saturday.--Last evening some boys were exercising on a bar in a skittle alley, Perth, among them a lad named Field, who practised, for some time and then dropped…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The LATE Mr. JOHN H. KEYS, of BENGALLA
In the decease of Mr. John H. Keys there has passed away a prominent and venerable gentleman who was well known on the Hunter, and whose high character commanded the esteem of all who know him. Mr. Keys was a native of…
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