Wedding. EVANS—WHATLEY
A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Monday last in the pro Cathedral, Kelso, when Mr. E. Evans, second son of Mr. George Evans of…
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Weddings, 1903
212 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 3 of 11
A Hallelujah Wedding. CREAN—MOSS
One of the largest crowds that have been known for some years past, assembled in the Protestant Hall last night, to witness the marriage of Mr…
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One of the largest crowds that have been known for some years part, assembled in the Protestant Hall last night to witness the marriage of Mr…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in Holy Tria’ty Church on Wednesday evening, 4th instant, when Miss Freda Lane, third daughter of the…
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At 11 a.m., on Wednesday, March 4, at the Church of -England, East Guyong, a very pretty wedding took place, the contracting parties being…
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In these days of record-breaking, there is still one record handed down to us from classic times which remain unbroken. It may be called a wedding record, and was…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, 4th inst., at the residence of the bride's mother, Denison-street, when the Rev. T. D. Evans united in…
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A very pretty wedding took place last Saturday afternoon at Northbrooke cottage, the residence of Mr. E. Lane (senr.), when Mr. Sydney Lane, fourth son of the above, was married to Miss Mary A. Kearns,…
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On Wednesday afternoon a pretty wedding was celebrated in Holy Trinity Church, when Miss Alice May Warren, second daughter of the late…
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On Monday, the 9th instant, the Church of England, at Newbridge, was crowded to witness the wedding of Mr. Charles Leslie Naylor, of Cobar,…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated here in the Union Church on Wednesday evening, March 11. The happy couple were Mr. Tom…
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The Wesleyan Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding yesterday afternoon, when Mr W. A. Boffman, man of South Australia, was united…
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Q' CONNELL, Friday.--On the 18th a wedding was celebrated at St. Thomas' Church, the contracting parties being Miss McAlister and Mr. A Morgan. The church was crowded, the bride and groom being…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated last night at the Vale of Clwychl, the contracting parties being Miss Alice Williams, daughter of Mr. J. D. Williams (at whose residence the ceremony took place), and…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. John's Church on Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. W. Hough officiating, when Arthur, third…
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ON Wednesday, 25th instant, Mr. J. Anthony Petrie, of Killenbutta, and Miss Josephine Clayton, of Bowan Park, were married by Rec. Canon…
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A very pretty wedding, says the "Mudgee Guardian," was celebrated in St. John's Church on Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. W. Hough…
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The marriage of Miss Mignonetto Kennedy, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Kennedy, of Binnaway, to Mr. Alexander Noil Ferguson, of…
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At the Methodist Church yesterday Mr. William Raynor, eldest son of the late Mr. W. Raynor, of Sawpit Flat, was married to Miss…
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PROBABLY all wedding breakfasts are alike, except those that are different from the others. As I know them, the bride and bridegroom are there, quite happy…
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