Death of an Old Colonist
ADELAIDE, This Day.--Mr. William Kelly, of Gunneracha, an old colonist, died yesterday, 84 years of age…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1889
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The Death Ship. a Strange Story; an Account of a Cruise in the Flying Dutchman, Collected From the Papers of the Late Mr. Geoffrey Fenton, [?]Poplar, Master Mariner. [All Rights Reserved.] Chapter Iv.--we Are Chased and Nearly Captured
We talked occasionally of the Phantom Ship after this for a few days, the captain on one occasion, to my surprise, producing an old volume on magic and sorcery which it seems he…
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IT was reported in town last night that Mr. Henry T. Wilkinson, J.P., who was acting as coroner in the absence of Mr. Henry Shiell, J.P., had…
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MELBOURNE; Tuesday.--A man named Edward Williams was discovered this morning with his neck broken in the Yarra Royal Standard Hotel where he was employed. It is…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Death Ship. a Strange Story; an Account of a Cruise in the Flying Dutchman, Collected From the Papers of the Late Mr. Groffrey Fenton, of Poplar, Master Mariner. [All Rights Reserved.] CHAPTER V.--(Continued.)
Here happened an extraordinary thing. As we passed Green Point, where the weather was placid and the strife waged in the way no longer to be seen, a large ship of six hundred tons, that we…
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The obituary of the fortnight includes the decease of Mr. John Richardson, for many years a member of the Legislative Council, and Mr. Arthur Francis Curnow, a rising solicitor. Mr. John Richardson…
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A large section of the cricketing public will learn with surprise and regret that Mr. William Webster, of the Oxford Hotel, Newtown, died suddenly and unexpectedly yesterday morning…
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WEST MAITLAND, Thursday.-Mr. W. M. Christian, a well known and esteemed resident of Hinton, died on Wednesday from apoplexy in Sydney, where deceased was on a visit. Mr…
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Yesterday morning the City Coroner, Mr. Sheill, J.P., was notified of the death of Mr. H. T. Wilkinson, J.P., the Acting City Coronor, which took place at his residence, the Railway Parade, Burwood, shortly after…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The City Coronership. Death of the Acting Coroner-his Successor
Quite a gloom was cast over the Mines Department and Coroner's Court on Wednesday, when it became known that Mr. H. T. Wilkinson, J.P., the Acting-Coroner, was dead…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Death Ship. a Strang Story an Account of a Cruise in the Flying Dutchman, Collected From the Papers of the Late Mr. Geoffrey Fenton, of Poplar, Master Mariner. [All Rights Reserved.] Chapter Viii.--a Tragical Death
The gravity with which he related this, and his evident keen belief in these and the like superstitions, now rendered the conversation somewhat diverting; for, as I have elsewhere…
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VISCOUNT EVERSLEY.-The Right Hon. Charles Shaw Everaley, whose death was reported from London on December 29, was the eldest son of the late Charles Shaw Lefevre, who assumed the…
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WEST MAITLAND, Thursday.-Mr. W. M. Christian, a well known and esteemed resident of Hinton, died on Wednesday from apoplexy in Sydney, where deceased was on a visit. Mr…
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There died at Brighton, on November 10, after a few days' illness, Miss Fanny Macaulay, the only surviving sister of the eminent statesman and historian, Lord Macanlay. Lord…
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The death is announced of General Bligh, who was engaged in the New Zealand Maori war…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Death Ship. a Strange Story; an Account of A. Cruise in the Flying Dutchman Collected From the Papers of the Late Mr. Geoffrey Fenton, of Poplar, Master Mariner. [All Rights Reserved.] CHAPTER X.--Continued
So we tumbled about quickly and wildly enough, got our little batteries clear, put on the hatch-gratings and tarpaulins, opened the magazine, lighted the matches, provided the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Late Mrs. Clouston
In our last issue we mentioned that Mrs. Clouston had died suddenly at Manly, on Friday. The information in question only reached us at 6 o'clock on Friday evening, and, as we we just going to…
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VISCOUNT EVERSLEY.âThe Right Hon. Charles Shaw Eversley, whose death was reported from London on December 29, was the eldest son of the late Charles Shaw Lefevre, who assumed the…
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MELBOURNE, Dec. 27.—The death is announced of Mr. T. M'Pherson, who was one of the oldest of Melbourne Councillors, and who had occupied the position of Mayor…
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WOLLONGONG, This Day.-- Mr. J. F. Lindsay, an old resident of Unanderra, a leading dairyman, an alderman of Central Illawarra Municipality, and director of the…
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