Wedding Bells
HYMEN has been unusually busy in Molong this week, no less than two of the district's young natives having taken, "for better or worse," unto themselves partners for life…
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Weddings, 1895
27 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 2
The Imperial Wedding. Interesting to Ladies
Our notice last week of the marriage of the Emperor Nicholas with the Grand Alexandra Feodorovna was necessarily short (says the Queen), as we went to…
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On Wednesday last, 27th February, the Telegraph Hotel was the scene of a pretty wedding, when Miss Rhoda Clarke, third eldest daughter of the late Mr. Richard Clarke and Mrs. Mary…
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At Millthorpe on Wednesday, at the English Church, the Rev. Sealy-Vidal performed the ceremony in which Mr. W. T. Nicholls, Secretary of the Milling…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised on the 20th instant at St. Peter's Church, Rockley, when Miss Addie Souter, eldest daughter of Mr. W. H…
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An interesting ceremony was performed at All Saints' Cathedral, in the presence of a large number of persons, last night, when Miss Celia S. Turner,…
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A PRETTY wedding took place at the Wesleyan Church on Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Mary Morris, youngest daughter of our well-known and respected townsman Mr…
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Sunbury was en fete on Thursday on the occasion of the marriage of Sir William Clarke's second daughter, Ethel Maude, and Mr. George Alexander Cruickshank, of…
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Another young Bathurstian has just entered the bonds of matrimony and brought his bride to the City of the Plains. We refer to Mr. William Peate,…
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At the R. C. Church, Kelso, yesterday morning, Miss Louie Egan, youngest daughter of Mr. M. F. Egan, J.P., of Sunny Corner and Beecroft, was united…
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On Tuesday a wedding was celebrated (with some rather sad circumstances attending it), when Mr. A. T. Robertson was married to Miss Connie Edols, of Burrawong…
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An interesting ceremony was performed at All Saints Cathedral at half past eight, when Miss Fanny Whalan eldest daughter of the late Mr. James…
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A wedding ceremony took place yesterday at Brewongle at the residence of the bride's parents, the Rev. E. J. Flanagan. officiating, and the…
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One of the most interesting departments of a parson's work is the duty of performing tho marriage service, and an old band like myself can scarcely have…
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A marriage was celebrated at Ophir to-day, between Mr. W. Miller of Ophir, and Miss Connell, eldest daughter of Mr. Sam Connell of Ophir. Both parties…
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The sarcasm conveyed in Bassar's description of the first wedding could only have been crowded in the like space by an inveterate and uncompromising…
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A South Melbourne wedding—one of those that the lady writers of social stuff usually speak of as pretty little weddings—had a rather lively termination on…
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Two interesting ceremonies were performed at SS. Michael and John's Cathedral yesterday. At 8 o'clock in the morning, Miss Sewell, head milliner…
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Miss Harrist Tanner, daughter of Mr. William Tanner, senr., formerly of Orange, was married to Dr. Levien, in Sydney, on Wednesday, Miss Amy…
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The following remarkably interesting account of the D'Aosta wedding is from the Penny Illustrated Paper, London, of June 29 :—The picturesque old town…
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