The Sketcher. A Man's Sensations on His Wedding Day
What are the sensations of a young man on his wedding morning? (I do not ask what are the sen[?] of a young woman on such an occasion—the…
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Weddings, 1900
177 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 7 of 9
Wedding. BAKER—WARD
A WEDDING of some interest to Barragan residents was celebrated by the Rev. J. Ward Harrison, of Molong, in the Good Templars' Hall, Cudal…
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On Monday morning last a pretty wedding was solemnised at the Presbyterian Church, Gulgong, when Mr. Wade Gudgeon, third son of Mr. J…
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THE prettiest wedding celebrated locally for some considerable time, and one in which a vast amount of interest was shown, was impressively performed by the Rev. H. H. Vale on…
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A very pretty and fashionable wedding was celebrated at Bowral on Monday evening, Sep. 10th. The Rev. M. Maddern united in holy bonds of matrimony Mr…
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A big congregation assembled in the Wesleyan Church on Wednesday afternoon to witness the marriage of Mr. John Livingstone…
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A guest [?] was celebrated at St. Mary's [?] Tuesday [?] when kiss Helen, eldest daughter of…
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One of the prettiest and most popular of weddings was celebrated here on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Miss Mary Murray ("Polly"), eldest daughter of Mr. John Murray,…
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On Wednesday afternoon, at half-past five, the Rev. David Laseron celebrated a quiet little wedding, the contracting parties being Mr. "Jack" Gardiner (third son of the late Mr. John…
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As we go to press a very popular marriage is being celebrated in St. John's Church, Trooper W. Ellis, of 1st Australian Horse, taking to…
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Our Rylstone contemporary is responsible for the news that next month Mr. J. Doble, of Narrango will marry Miss Raynor, only…
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A PRETTY wedding took Place at St. James' Church, Cudal, on wednesday last, the contracting Parties being Miss Emily Baker, daughter of Mr. and…
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ON Wednesday last St. James' Church Cural was the scene of an animated gathering when Miss Emily Baker, only daughter of Mr. John Baker, of Bow an Park, was led to the bymenial…
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The King's School Chapel was on Wednesday afternoon last the scene of a wedding in which a good deal of interest was taken by residents of Parramatta and district. The bride was Miss…
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At Capertee, on the 27th ultimo, the Rev. Father Lawler united in matrimony Mr. Arthur A. Dryden, of Dunedin, nephew of the…
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A very pretty and popular wedding was celebrated at Mullamuddy on Wednesday, when the Ven. Archdeacon Campbell united in…
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[?] SHIONABLE wedding was celebrated in Parramatta on Wednesday, the 26th September, when Miss Helen Holt, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Harvey…
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A FASHIONABLE wedding was celebrated at Parramatta on Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Helen Holt, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Harvey Holt, Glen Prairie, Queensland…
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On Wednesday afternoon last a large crowd of immediate friends and sightseers congregated at Holy Trinity Church to witness the marriage of Miss E[?]ima Frost,…
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The wedding bells will jingle on Tuesday afternoon when Mr. W. Roth, of Eurunderee, will wed Miss Eagleson, daughter of our popular…
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