Wedding Bells. CONNOR—DOWELL
The Methodist Church at Wilbetree was packed on New Year's afternoon, to witness the marriage of Mr. R. J. Connor, of Mudgee, and Miss Mary…
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Weddings, 1902
226 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 12
Wedding. Ashworth—armstrong
List evening, at "Woolatone," was celebrated a marriage between Mr. E. A. Ashnorth, son of Mr. J. W. Ashworth, and Miss lice Armstrong, daughter of Mr. C…
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At S.S. Michael and John's Cathedral yesterday afternoon. Miss Fannie Rogers, second daughter of Mr. Alexander Rogers, Seymour-street, was…
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Mr. Henry Tulk, of Yackandandah, proceeded to Melbourne last week to take part in a unique family celebration. His father and his uncle married two…
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The nuptials of Mr. Frederick Watson Brisbane), and Miss Effie F. Sutherland, of Gowan Station, were celebrated in the Presbyterian Church last evening, the celebrant…
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A very pretty, but quiet, wedding took place on the 7th inst. at St. Bernard's church, Hartley, when Miss Nellie Morris, fifth daughter of Mrs. Morris, Hartley, was married to Mr. A. E…
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"A very pretty wedding was celebrated of Tuesday, January 2, at the Church of On Lady of the Sacred Heart, Randwick, when in the presence of a large number of friends…
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A very pretty wedding took place yesterday morning, the contracting parties being Mr. George Sutton, of this city, and Miss A.M. Johnson. The ceremony…
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Those old but ever new bells were again set ringing at Mossman on Tuesday last, the 3rd instant. The contracting parties were Mr. George…
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Tim marriage of Miss Mary Jackson, daughter of Mr C. Jackson, of E[?]st Orange, with Mr S. O. Birth, second son of Mr James Battle, Woodward-street,…
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A very large congregation assembled in St. Joseph's Church on the 8th instant (writes our Cassilis correspondent), to witness the marriage of Mr…
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On Thursday night last Miss Mary Dunbar, second youngest daughter of Mr. Joseph Dunbar, of Werombi, Camden district, was united in wedlock to Mr. Wm. Provan, son of Mrs. Reid…
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A very quiet wedding was celebrated at the Presbytery on Monday evening by the Rev. Father Kelly. The contracting parties were Mr. J…
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It is reported that a number of wolves overtook and devoured a party of eighteen guests, returning from a wedding at Usicsa, in Servia…
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A pack of wolves overtook and devoured a party of eighteen, who were returning from a wedding, at [?] Servia…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Joseph’s R.C. Church, Orange, on Saturday morning, by the Rev Father O’Keeffe. The contracting parties were…
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The marriage of Mr. W. A. Blackstone, telegraph-master, Bathurst, with Miss Lizzie Melville, daughter of the late Mr. James Melville, Glebe-road, was solemnised…
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The marriage of Lord Stavordale and a daughter of Marquis Londonderry has taken place. The bride was the recipient of wedding presents 10 the value of…
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I don't think anybody dreams That I'm a bride. You musn't try to hold my hand! Be dignified,…
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A wedding took place yesterday at Euchar[?], Mr John [?] of the [?] of L.[?] and [?] Orange, and Miss Dottie Murray, of Ec[?]reena, being…
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