Wedding
At St. Barnabas', Milltown, yesterday morning Mr. James Quinn, (Lands Department, Sydney) was united in wedlock to Miss Emily Read (third…
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Weddings, 1897
24 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 2
Wedding at Dennis' Island
A vary quiet bat pretty wedding was celebrated in the Wesleyan church at Dennis' Island, on Wednesday last, when Miss Martha Sweetnam, fourth daughter of Mr. Samuel Sweetnam, was…
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A year pretty and quiet wedding took place at the residence of the bride's parents. Ferndale, Oberon, on Tuesday, 30th March, the contracting parties being Mr. George Wren…
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This morning at the Church of England Mr. Fred Miller of Bathurst was married to Miss Gerdsen of Forbes. The ceremony was a very pretty one. The bride wore a Japanese…
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Recently the Church of England, Wattle Flat, was the scene of a very pretty and attractive wedding, the contracting parties being Mr. H. H. Neary…
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At S.S. Michael and John's Cathedral yesterday morning, Mr, Herbert Williams, of the Roads and Bridges Department, and Miss Tottie Treanor,…
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On Thursday evening of last week a quiet but attractive little wedding was celebrated by the Rev. E. H. Lee at St. Barnabas' Church, South Bathurst,…
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A QUIET wedding was solemnised on Friday at St. Joseph's Church, Orange, between Miss Mary Butler, daughter of the late Edward Butler, Q.C., and…
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Oliver Harper contributes the following account of an Armenian wedding which was witnessed recently in Constantinople: The wedding was to be at the home of the…
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Following in the footsteps of Mr.Henry Neary, bachelors are beginning to mate freely of late. A very pretty wedding took place on Sunday last, the…
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The marriage of Mr. William Jones, of Palmers Oakey, and Miss Hannah Franks, eldest daughter of Mr. Charles F. Franks, of the Royal Hotel, Palmers…
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A quiet wedding took place this morning, when the Rev. Father McGrath united Mr. H. Fitzgerald, school-teacher, tn Miss Alice Baker,…
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Om Wednesday the 30th June, the Church of England, Wattle Flat was the scene of a very pretty and attractive wedding. The contracting parties being Mr. John Irvine…
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ON Monday at Bathurst the Rev. Jas. King horn [?] the marriage of Oscar Lad wig Constad Stahl and Henrictta Rosina Da. vidson. St was convicted of bigamy [?]…
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MR. ALBERT PETRIE, OF Killenbutta, was yesterday married to Miss Sutton, of Garra, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. J. Alldis in the presence of friends of both…
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On Wednesday last the Wesleyan Church at Moranburn was the scene of a very interesting ceremony, when Mr. William Charles Williams, eldest son of Mr. H. Williams of Moranburn,…
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THE marriage of Dr. J. E. Cruise, son of Sir Francis Cruise, the eminent Dublin doctor, who was recently knighted, with Miss Cecilia Dalton, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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A vary pretty wedding took place this afternoon in All Saints Cathedral when Miss Dorothea O. Gillkrest, only surviving daughter of the late Mr…
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On Tuesday last, 9th instant, St. Lawrence's (R. C.) Church, was the scene of an unusually imposing and beautiful ceremony, the marriage of Miss…
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A wedding looking place at the Wesleyan Church last night, when Miss M. Bartlet and Mr. M. Peyce entered the matrimonial ranks. Miss C. Johnson…
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