Wedding at Toogong
ON Wednesday of last week, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. Walter Giles, of Mount Druitt, near Sydney, was united in the holy bonds…
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Weddings, 1899
187 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 9 of 10
Wedding at Wallerawang
On Wednesday, the 11th inst., another wedding of a bright nature took place in St. John's Church of England, Mr. N. Wilson, eldest son of Mr. James Wilson, and Miss M. Hennings, fourth daughter of…
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About a hundred guests accepted the invitation of Mr. E. Redman to celebrate the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Redman, senr., and on Monday evening the Oddfellows' hall presented a very gay…
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Athol, near Toogong, the residence of Mr. John Murray, sen., was the scene of a family gathering on Wednesday 11th October, to celebrate the marriage of his third daughter…
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The willows wave o'er the running brook At the dear old home which the hills overlook, And the children of yore wander back once more To the spot ever treasured in memory's store…
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The fashions of these days does not permit a woman to choose her wedding gown as a certain wise man chose his wife—' for qualities that would wear well.' But there…
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The Roman Catholic Church at [?] was crowded on Wednesday, the 26th instant, to witness the marriage of Miss Annie Cecilia…
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Miss Kate Cameron, third daughter of Mr. Donald Cameron, of Buddab, was married at St. Brigid's Church this afternoon to Mr. D. Armstrong, of the…
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A very pretty but quiet wedding took place here on Wednesday morning, early, to enable the happy couple to catch the day-train to Sydney, where they are to spend their honeymoon. The contracting…
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On Wednesday evening last a very quiet wedding took place at the Club House Hotel, Blayney, when Mr. William Baker, second son of the late Mr. John And Mrs…
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A few months since a singular marriage, it is reported, took place at Boston, U.S.A. A wealthy and eccentric man, whom death bad claimed the preceding,…
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During the week past Millthorpe has lost for good, or at least for better, one of its well-known and favorite girls, vis., Miss Julia, third daughter of Mr. Michael…
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Last week at Sunny Corner, Mr. W. Jeffree and Miss Nellie Burtle where married by the Rev. Mr. McCook, who used to be stationed…
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A very pretty wedding took place at the Church of England, Blayney, on Wednesday afternoon, when Mr. W. J. Gartrell, second sou of Mr. R. Gartrell, of Orange, was…
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St. Michael and John's Cathedral was be scene of a very pretty wedding on Tuesday morning, when Miss Emily Allmon, only daughter of Mr. J. T…
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On Wednesday evening last, in the Church of England, Mr. W. Brockbank, eldest son of Mr. J. Brockbank, of the Workmen's Club, was united in the bonds of matrimony to Miss May Annesley, third…
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ON Wednesday last a very pretty wedding was celebrated at the [?] of Mrs. C[?] Parker, when her [?] daughter was [?] the [?]ly [?]…
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THAT pretty cottage in Bank-street, Molong, opposite the Wesleyan Church, was the scene of a very quiet wedding last Wednesday afternoon. There lives Mrs. Caleb Parker, relict of the late…
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A VERY pretty wedding was sclemnised it St. Joseph's Church, Cargo, on Monday at 8 o'clock, by the Rev. M. Hanley, when Miss Addie, Sands, of Cargo, was married to Mr. F. Moore…
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