Wedding. Kerr—pruen
A very pretty wedding was solemnised at All Saints' Cathedral on Monday last, when Mr. M. L. Kerr, of Sydney, was united in he holy bonds of matrimony to Miss M. V…
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Weddings, 1902
226 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 4 of 12
Wedding Bells at Mill Thorpe
At St Mark's Church, the Rev H. Gla[?]son unitel in the holy bonds of matrimony Mr Thomas James Croft, son of Mr T Croft, of Bathurst, and…
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Wednesday last was a day of wedding bells, in connection with the Anglican Church, marriages not usually being solemnized during Lent,…
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ON Wednesday morning of last week, at 10.30 a.m., a very pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents, De Prix Cottage,…
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ON Wednesday, 26th ultimo, two weddings were celebrated at All Saints' Church by the Rev. J. Alldis, of Molong…
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On Easter Monday at the R. C. Church, Botobolar. by the Very Rev. M. Long, V. G., of Gulgong, Mr, E. J. Gamgee, editor of the Mudgee…
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WEDNESDAY last, the 26th instant, All Saints' Church was crowded was crowded to its utmost to witness the very interesting ceremony of a double marriage—an occurrence quite unique…
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ON Thursday 27th ult. Mr. W. D. Hinton and Miss Rose Farr were married by Rev. J. Alldis, in the presence of several friends, at the residence of Mr. Hinton, senr. Both parties looked…
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A quiet wedding was solemnised at the Cowra Presbyterian Manse on Wednesday, 26th March, when Mr. John Browning, son of Mr. Robert Browning, of Neville, was…
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Fuller particulars are to hand regarding the Wedding of Mr Sylvester Leahey, the fourth son of Mr Thos. Leahey, of Orango, and Miss Minnie Murray,…
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On Saturday night last at the residence of the bride and in the presence of the personal friends of the contracting parties only, the marriage…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated lost Wednesday at the residence of Mrs. Francis, Carcoar, when Mr. B. J. Blazley, of "Glenview,"…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place last Wednesday forenoon at Upton Farm, Boomey, the residence of the bride's parents, when Mr. John Allan…
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A PRETTY wedding took place last Wednesday, at 11.45., at Upton Farm, Boomey; the residence of the bride's parents. The happy contracting parties were Mr John…
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A nice little wedding--in which much interest on the part of relatives and friends centred--took place at the Methodist church, Mort-street, on Saturday afternoon. The principals were Mr…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. James' Church, Rylstone, on Wednesday, April 2nd, the contracting parties being Mr…
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Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Cox arrived home to-day, after their honeymoon on the South Coast. Mr. Cox was the recipient of a most handsome wedding…
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On Wednesday last at the residence of Mr. T. Gifford the marriage of Mr. C Croucher, to Miss M. M J. Gifford daughter of Mr. T. Gifford, was…
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ON Wednesday, 2nd instant, Mr. E. J. Morrison, teacher of Yeoval Public School, was married at Balmain to Miss Bessie Welton, youngest…
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MR. Arthur H. E. Harris and Miss Sophia Wood, both natives of Molong, scions of early residents and highly respected families, were married at the…
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