Local and General. Wedding Bells
On Wednesday afternoon Mr James Brown and Miss Jane Dover were married at Blayney, and Mr W. Wickens and Miss May Hardie, of Blayney, were married at Orange. "Jim" and…
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Weddings, 1904
239 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 12
Wedding. WALKER—ARMSTRONG
The Pro-Cathedral, Kelso, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday afternoon, when the Rev. E. H. Walker, Rector of Capertee, was…
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The remarkable story of a convict's marriage is thus told by the Geneva (Swiss) correspondent of a London daily. The event came off in November:--The bridegroom was a convict who…
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Yesterday afternoon Archdeacon Dunstan joined in marriage Mr. J. McManus, of Piambong, and Miss C. Cox, daughter of the late Mr…
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A very pretty but quiet wedding took place at Holy Trinity Church last night, when Miss M G McLesr, seventh daughter of Mrs A McLean,…
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On the 28th ultimo, at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Sydney, Father Le Rennetel officiating, Miss Mary Imeldia Doyle, four the daughter…
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A wedding took place at the Baptist Church last evening, when Mr Henry Cowell, of Orange, formerly of Hay, was married to Miss Evelyn Mary…
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A very pretty but quiet wedding took place at Holy Trinity Church on Wednesday night, when Miss M. G. McLean, seventh daughter of Mrs A. McLean, of Byng-street, Orange, was…
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Much interest was centred locally yesterday afternoon in the marriage of Major Charles George Sydney Lydiard son of the late Superintendent and…
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A very pretty and fashionable wedding took place on the 13th instant, at the residence of the bride's parents, Bayly View, when Miss Clara…
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A very pretty wedding was celeberated on Wednesday morning, when Mr. Frederick Harvey, of Dubbo, was joined in the holy bonds of matrimony…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated by Rev. George Milne at Wellington on Wednesday, when Mr. Donald G. Marshall, of Armidale, and Miss…
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On Tuesday last, at the Methodist Church, a marriage took place between Mr. Percy Llewellyan Deane, son of Mr. Edward Deane, of Mudgee, and…
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A[?] of weddings an admirable innovation is at last taking place with regard to the bestowal of wedding presents. How many of us have had to disguise our feelings on…
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On January 19th, at "T[?]renville," Tarana, the residence of the bride's parents, a very pretty wedding was celebrated between Mr. John Edwin, eldest son of Mr. John G. Bray, of Bathurst, and Miss…
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At the residence of Mr John Cook at Brown's Creek, on Wednesday last, Mr. Adolphus T. Judd, son of Mr A. Judd, was teamed to Miss Elizabeth Cook, daughter…
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On Thursday the Rev. E. H. Walker, of Capertee, united in matrimony Mr. Reuben Harris, son of Mr. George Harris, of Mount Vincent…
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Last week Mr. Robert Potts, of Havilah, and Miss Morrisey, of Canadian, were joined in wedlocks happy bonds…
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The church wedding of Miss May Goelet to Henry John Innes-Kerr, eighth Duke of Roxburghe, in New York, says an American exchange,…
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