Chapter Iv. Two Weddings—and a Third
After the little praise-service, it was suggested that tea should follow, as it then nearly five hours since they had had early lunch-dinner…
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Weddings, 1902
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Rescued! a Story of Deliverance. Chapter Iv. Two Weddings—and a Third
Suddenly be gave a gasp of satisfaction, and cried out exultantly—Here he is I as he extracted from those cavaraoiiB depths of pocket a small brass…
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AT 6.30 p.m. on Wednesday a quiet little wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church by the Rev. J. Alldis, the contracting parties being Mr. Geo,…
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A WEDDING that has been looked forward to with much interest was celebrated by the Rev. J. Alldis at Garra on Wednesday last, the contracting…
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THE following is a list of wedding presents received by Mr. and Mrs. H. Wood, married at St. John's Church last week:—…
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Two weddings were celebrated at Lucknow on the 26th inst, Nicholas Charles Taylor Clark was married to Miss Lavinin Strahan. On the same day at Shadforth,…
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A HAPPY wedding took place in the Church of England, Manildra, last Wednesday, at about 11.30. The church was crowded with spectators, as, prior to the interesting…
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At St. Barnabas' Church, George-street West, Sydney, was the scene of a wedding recently, when Miss Josephine Eveline Riley, third daughter of Mr. J.J. Riley, of Lindaville…
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A pretty wedding took place last night in All Saints' Cathedral, when Mr. P. A. Pittendrigh, of Sydney (son of Mr. William Pittendrigh, late of Bathurst), and Miss Pauline Arthur, of Bathurst, were…
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"BELLEVIEW." Garra. the residence of Mr. John Rubie junior, was the scene of a pretty ceremony on Wednesday, 26th ultimo, the occasion being the marriage of…
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A a very pretty wedding took place on Wednesday night in All Saint's Church when Mr. P. A. Pittendrigh, of Sydney, and Miss Pauline Ada…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church of England last Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Emily Bone, third daughter of Mrs. J. Bone, of Wallerawang, was united…
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At Guyong East, on Wednesday, 12th instant, Mr Robert Smith, of Mullion Greek, and Miss Alice Portor, of Guyong were united in the bond of holy…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Wesleyan Church on Wednesday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr Jas T. Bartle of Sydney and late of…
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A very pretty wedding took place in St. Lukeâs Church on the 5th instant, when Mr. Thomas Mc Gee, of Sandy Creek took for better…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated at the Church of England, Cumnock, on Wednesday, when Mr. Herbert C. Grimes, of Stuart Town, was married…
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ON Wednesday 19th instant (Show day), Mr H C Grimes, of Stuart Town, and Miss G E Thomas, of Goodrich, were married at St. Matthew's Church, by Rev J Alidis. the bride…
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Lust evening a very quiet and pretty wedding was celebrated in the William-street Methodist Church when Miss Florence Wiles second daughter of Rev. H. Wiles was married to Rev. John Bathgate the…
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A RATHER unique scene in the way of weddings was witnessed at All Saint's Church, Balderodgery, on Wednesday at 10 a.m., when Miss Amy Mary and…
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ON Wednesday, 26th instant, two daughters of Mr. Thos. Hodges were married in All Saints Church, by Rev. J. Alidis, to Mr A T McLean and Mr F T Hodges respectively, both of Dubbo,…
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