Neville. a Pretty Wedding
A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Lukes Church of England, Neville, on Wednesday the 25th by the Rev. Mr. Onyons. The…
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Weddings, 1900
177 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 4 of 9
A Gulgong Wedding. DENT—EGAN
Last Thursday morning a pretty wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church, Gulgong, when Mr. Frederick Dent, of Sydney, was…
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THANKS to kindly feeling of a number of ladies, the interior of All Saints' Church, Baldry on the 25th April, presented an exceedingly pretty appearance,. The character of its decorations…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated in Sts. Peter and Paul's Cathedral Coulburn, on Wednesday morning, the 25th ultimo, between Miss Mary Paula McKillop, eldest…
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At Mundooran recently Mr. A. J. H. Curry, son of Mr. T. Curry, was united in matrimony to Miss L. Bond, daughter of Mr. J. Bond…
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On Wednesday last, at Stoney Creeek Ch[?]. Mr. James Butler, son of Mr J. Butler of Hayesâ Gap, Havilah, was [?] to Miss Kate Gleeson, second…
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At Stony Creek on Wednesday afternoon the Rev. Father Barry, of Gulgong, joined together in holy matrimony Mr. James Butler, son…
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A VERY quiet, interesting ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. Vaughan Rose at the residence of Mr. and Mr a. J. Gaudrey on the 11th April. The contracting parties…
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On Wednesday last a very pretty wedding took place at the Church of England, when Miss Worrell (Myra) was married to Mr. W. Wright, of Yethohne and Bathurst. The Very Rev…
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One of the smartest weddings seen in Lithgow for a very long time was celebrated at St. Paul's Church of England yesterday afternoon, when. Miss Henrietta Alice (Dolly). Stafford, second…
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One of the smartest weddings seen in Lithgow for a very long time was celebrated at St. Paul's Church of England last week…
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It is now some four years or more since the first Italian wedding took place in Lithgow. That event created considerable interest and excitement among local residents at the time,…
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After twenty years' residence in Lithgow, the popular manager of the local, branch of the Commercial Bank and his wife decided to celebrate their silver wedding by entertaining their friends,…
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An interesting wedding was solemnised last Wednesday at the Fig Tree Church, Hunter's Hill, by the Rev. Ronald Cameron, curate…
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Whispers of two weddings come to hand. On Wednesday evening Mr. Arthur Swords, of Perry-street, was married in the Wesleyan…
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On Wednesday last week a quiet wedding took place at the Wesleyan parsonage, the Rev. Scott Fletcher officiating, and the contracting parties being Jessie, daughter of Mr. S…
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In last Friday's issue we gave a list of some of the presents sent to Mr, and Mrs. C. Tempone of their wedding celebration. Mr. Tempone has supplied us with the following additional…
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At St. Lukeâs Church of England on Monday morning tot Mr. James Cross, eldest son of Mr. James Cross of this town, was married to Miss…
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Two weddings of unusual interest will take place in Mudgee next week. On Monday, Lieutenant W. V. Dowling will be married to Miss…
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On "Wednesday, the 6th instant, the marriage was celebrated between Mr. J. C. Swords, of Perry-street, third eldest son of Mr. George…
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