Weddings. Cubis—bycroft
Last evening, in the presence of a few friends, the marriage of Miss Ellen Bycroft, [?] daughter of Mr. John Bycroft, this [?] with Mr. George Theodore Cubis, second…
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Weddings, 1901
232 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 11 of 12
Wedding Bells Revills— Packhan
A QUIET wedding was celebrated by the Rev. J. Ward Harrison at the residence of Mr. G. H. Packham, "Clifton," Garra, on Thursday, when…
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ON Thursday last a qulet but pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. Charles Packham, "Clifton," Garra, when Miss Mary Packham became the bride of Mr. Geo. H…
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On Thursday afternoon at the bride’s parents residence the Rev. W. King Howell, of Blayney, united in holy bonds of matrimony Mr Joseph Blackmore, son…
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On Tuesday afternoon last, Mr J. W. Lees, eldest son of Mr John Lees, of Dubbo, was united in matrimony with Miss Annie Colbran, second daughter of…
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ON Tuesday afternoon last a pretty and interesting ceremony was performed at the Roman Catholic Presbytery, Molong, by the Rev. M. H[?]ley,…
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At St. Johnâs Church, Gulgong, on Wednesday morning last, Mr. T. J. Williams, third son of Mr. Joseph Williams, of Old Gulgong, was…
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ON Tuesday the 12th inst. at St. Paul's Church, Redfern, James Robert Haslam, eldest son of James Haslam, Esq., J.P., of Molong, was married to Emily Jane Brien (eldest daughter of Wm. Brien),…
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VERY quietly, at the R.C. Presbytery, Molong, last Tuesday, Rev. Father Hanley united in the bonds of holy wedlock, Mr. John Lees and Miss Annie Colbran. The…
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There was a nice little gathering in the Wesleyan Church on Wednesday afternoon to witness the marriage of Mr. George Sear[?], of…
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Ordinary marriage ceremonials are of every day occurrence, but those according to the ritual of the Salvation Army are not insofar as Bathurst is concerned of…
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On Friday night last a pleasant evening was spent at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Niven, to celebrate their golden wedding. The happy couple, who have been residents of the district…
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On Wednesday afternoon a very pretty Wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride’s parents Anson-street, the contracting parties being Mr Herberr…
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A very pretty and interesting wedding took place the William street Wesleyan Church on Monday vening last, when Miss Minnie Munson, eldest aughter of Mr. D. R. Munson, of this city, was…
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AT the All Saints' Church, Balderodgery, on the 25th instant, a large number of friends assembled to witness the marriage of Miss Mary Burton,…
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A w[?] that has excited much local interest ws solemnised at the residence of our worthy Mayor (Mr. John Black, J.P.) on Wednesday last,…
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ON Wednesday of last week the [?]ding of Mr. George Searl, of Mo[?] to Miss Ruth Searl, youngest da[?] of Mr. Henry Searl, of Mudges [?]…
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Whooping cough is still very prevalent in the district, but so far only one fatal ease is reported, that of the infant daughter of Mr. M. Moran, of Diamond Swamp, which succumbed through a…
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A SIMPLE, quiet, though extremely pretty wedding ceremony was celebrated at "Tynron House," Gidley-street, the residence of John Black, Esq., Mayor, at 5 o'clock on…
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THE Baptist Church, Bocobble, presented an unusually gay appearance last Wednesday, Nov. 27, having been very prettily decorated with flowers, wreaths, and other foliage…
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