The Storyteller. a Live Story. Book I. That Mysterious Wedding. Gordon's Lost Wife Chapter Ii
ON THE TRAIN ! THE PULLMAN CAR PORTER ! A HALFTOLD STORY ! MAMMY AGGIE'S SECRET ! "Massa Beverly's compliment, Sah!…
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Weddings, 1898
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The Storyteller. a Live Story. Book I. That Mysterious Wedding. Gordon's Lost Wife. Chapter Ii on the Train! the Pullman Car Porter! a Halftold Story! Mammy Aggie's Secret!
"We got him a little fixed up and wuz goin' to hide him good. Befo' he was safe, more'n two dozen of them Mosby devils come back an wuz pundin; at…
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That nightole Mammy Aggie come herself with a boy, an fin' me. I know'd her signal. Hannibal,' sez she,' I know de whole business now! —My poor young gal…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Portland on Saturday last, by the Rev. P. J. McGlone, when Miss .Margaret Green, third daughter of Mr. James Green, was married, to Mr. Richard Brown of…
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A fashionable wedding, which will interest the many friends of the bride, took place at St. Mary's Cathedral, Parnell, Auckland, New Zealand on Tuesday, 27th September, when…
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There was a wedding at the Wesleyan Church this afternoon. The contracting parties were Mr. Adrian McDermott, manager of the City Bank at Carcoar,…
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A wedding took place at the Orange Wesleyan Church on Wednesday afternoon. The contracting parties were Mr. Adrian McDermott, manager of the City Bank at…
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Yesterday afternoon at Brewongle, a pretty little wedding took place at the house of the bride's parents, the parties being Mr. J. Bell, the eldest son of, Mr. J. Bell, an old and…
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"Fifty years to-morrow, it is a long term Dorothy. Dost thou remember the wedding day? "Aye, then art not likely [?], It who…
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A wedding interesting to the French community took place on October 12th (says the Telegraph), at the residence of Mme. Aengenheyster, Levuka, Edgecliff road. The bride was Mdlle. Ednice Larade,…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the Church of England, Lyndhurst, on Wednesday, when Miss Elizabeth Emma, daughter of Mr. Andrew Emms, of Lyndhurst, and…
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On Tuesday, a wedding took place at St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, Dubbo, which attracted the presence of a luge gathering of the representative residents of the town and…
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Miss Eva Curtis, eldest daughter of Mr. A. Curtis, of the City Bank, was married yesterday morning to Mr. J. Melbourne Tait, architect, of this city. The ceremony took…
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A very pretty wedding took place here on Saturday last the contracting parties being Mr. William Kirby and Miss Jessie Short, second daughter of Mr. James Short. The bride was dressed in fawn…
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Yesterday afternoon a very pretty ceremony was celebrated in 88. Michael and John's Cathedral by the Rt. Rev. Dr. Byrne, when Miss Alice Riley, daughter of Mr. and…
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There was a pretty wedding here yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr. James Blunt (our popular post and telegraph master) and Miss Emily Stratton…
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We hear frequently of celebrations of silver weddings and more rarely of golden weddings, but the milestones in married life are more frequent than one would suppose…
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The marriage of Miss Helen Douglas Mackenzie, second daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Douglas Mackenzie, with Mr. J. Laurence Brown, second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brown, of Methven…
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On Wednesday last at St Johnâs R. C. Church, Gulgong, the Rev M Long joined Mr H. Hill, of Reedy Creek and Miss E Lett of…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Tuesday, 22nd instant, at "Kibah," Carroll, the residence of Mr. W. T. Keys, the father of the bride, when Mr. J. I. Links, solicitor, of Gunnedah…
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