Wedding Bells. WILLMOTT—CLARK
THE marriage of Mr. R. J. Willmott, late of Garra, and grandson of the late John Rubie, senior, and Miss M. Clark, youngest daughter of the late…
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Weddings, 1902
226 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 5 of 12
Wedding
On Wednesday last in the Church of England Miss Jane Shelly, of Guyong, was united in the bonds of matrimony to William Henry Martin, also of Guyong,…
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THE Rev. J Alldis may be termed a "Marrying Minister," judging by the frequency with which he is called on to join parties in wedlock. Since…
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ON Wednesday last, at St. Andrew's Church, Garra, two well-known and much respected Residents of that locality were joined in wedlock, viz. .Mr. Bert Frogley,…
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MR. W. Brazier, of Nubrygyn, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony yesterday, at Wellington, to Miss A Mostyn. The happy pair passed through here in the mail train…
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A fashionable though quiet little wedding took place on Thursday afternoon in the Presbyterian Church, the happy pair being Mr. A. J. P. Watson,…
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A wedding, which attracted a deal of interest locally, was celebrated in St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church on Thursday last, when Miss Daisy Wilson, youngest daughter of Mr. W…
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'I was walking down a fashionable We[?]t end thoroughfare the other day,' writes an occasional contributor, when I observed in one of the fashionable…
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SINCE our report of the Frogley—Pittendrigh wedding was piloted, a correspondent has forwarded the undermentioned list of presents which were given to the happy couple,…
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A marriage, which will be read with more than ordinary interest owing to the fact that the bride has resided in Bathurst the greater part of her life…
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On Wednesday last Mr. W. H. Cobb, son our well-known townsmen and Coroner, Mr. J. L. Cobb, was united in the bonds of matrimony to Miss E. E. Mugeleton,…
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Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frost, who have been residents of Orange for the over a quarter of a country, celebrated their golden wedding, [?]…
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A very pretty wedding took place on Wednesday evening, the contracting parties being Mr. Thomas Walter Belcher, Nephew of Mr. Thomas…
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An interesting wedding took place at the Roman Catholic Church, Orange on Wednesday last, when Mr Allan Webs[?]er, of Forbes, and Miss Bridget…
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At All Saints' Cathedral this morning the very Rev. Dean Marriott officiating, Miss Evi, eldest daughter of Mr. Atcheton, Limekilns, wa married to Mr…
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A very pretty wedding took place at [?] residence of Mr. Abel Wilkins, [?]ket-street, yesterday evening, the [?] parties being Mr. Edward…
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A PRETTY wedding was celebrated at Garra on Wednesday last, at the residence of the bride's parents, when Miss Ada Ellen, daughter of Mr. John…
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AT the Parsonage on Wednesday afternoon a quiet wedding was celebrated by the Rev. A. Stephen, the contracting parties being Miss Louisa Kempster,…
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A MARRIAGE of special interest was celebrated at the residence of Mr. Jas. Lyons, Cumnock, on Wednesday last when the Rev. J. Alldis united Mr…
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A quiet wedding took place at St. Joseph’s church, Orange on Thursday evening last, when Mr Jas. Feeney and Miss Janet Hughes (sister of Mr…
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