A Lidsdale Wedding
A very pretty wedding, around which considerable interest centred, took place on Monday at St. John's Church, Waherawang. The contracting parties were Mr…
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Weddings, 1905
255 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 5 of 13
Pretty Wedding at Manildra. KING—MILLER
MANILDRA presented a festive appearance on Tuesday last on the occasion of the marriage of Miss Lucy Manildra Miller, sixth daughter of Mr Christian Miller, of Church Hill Farm…
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THE Vicomte de Satge St Jean, a wealthy member of the French aristocracy and the proprietor of extensive stations in Queensland, was married in Sydney last…
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The marriage of Miss Lucy Manildra Miller, sixth daughter of Mr. Christian Miller, of Cnmnook, to Mr. Whitfield King, eldest son of Mr. H…
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One of the smartest weddings celebrated at Windeyer for many years past eventuated in the Church of The Redeemer on Wednesday, March 29th…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnized at St John’s Church yesterday afternoon, when Miss Euphemia Annie Thomas, eldest daughter of Mr Geo A…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated in Carcoar od Wednesday, the contracting parties being Mr G Hesse and Miss Kevens, of Mandnrama Rev…
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MR T Shaw Fitchett sends us the wedding number of "Life" the Australasian women's magazine, and a capital number it is too, full of hints and illustrations on a subject…
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ST JOHNS' Church, Molong, was on Wednesday last the scene of one of the prettiest weddings ever celebrated in that edifice. Fortunately for all concerned, and for the big throng…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church last evening, when Miss Agnes, eldest daughter of Mr. Andrew Langford, of Mort's Estate, was united in…
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In a recent issue we announced the wedding of Miss Euphemia Annie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas, of Spring street, East…
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Our friend Mr. Hurry Cuhen, the popular representative Messrs. Hardy Bros, wines, is to be married on Wednesday next to the sister of…
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A very pretty wedding took place at "Castlefield," Marangulla, on Wednesday, the 19th inst., when Mr James Death, third eldest son of Mr…
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The wedding was celebrated on Thursday evening, in the Wesleyan Church, of Mr. Jas. Hawkins, fourth youngest son of Mr…
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The marriage of John Pritchard third son of Mr and Mrs J P Smith of "Muriel" C[?]tage Bathurst and Mabel E, fourth daughter of Mr and…
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Yesterday afternoon in St. Paul's Church, Lithgow, one of the prettiest and most interesting weddings that has ever eventuated, in this district took place. The…
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The quiet little village of Mullamuddy was the scene of a very pretty wedding, which took place in the Union Church on Wednesday, 19th…
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AtS.S.Michael and John's Cathedral, Bathurst, on Wednesday afternoon, a quiet but very pretty wedding took place, the contracting parties being…
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There has been much ado in social circles in Portland during the past week in anticipation of some two or three weddings announced to take place after the…
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A VERY fashionable wedding was celebrated at Carcoar on Wednesday, last when Mr W Selwyn King, nephew of Mr Kelso King, was married so Miss Emilie Margaret Whitney,…
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