"The Fatal Wedding."
Messrs. Meyell and Gunn's talented company, now touring the provinces, with the above drama, intend to play at Millthorpe on the 17th of this…
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Weddings, 1906
273 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 9 of 14
Wedding Bells. JACKSON-LAW
A very pretty wedding took place at "Wattle Park," Armatree, on the 11th July, when Miss Emily Law, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Law,…
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OUR local Methodist Church was gaily decorated with ribbons, flowers, and greens by the young ladies of the district on Thursday, 26th July. The cause of all…
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At St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, yesterday, Miss May Morgan, Second daughter of Mr R Morgan, Keppel-street was married to Mr T M Tighe, Sydney, by the Rev Father…
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A weeding, which was responsible for more than ordinary interest, was celebrated at St. Thomas Church of England, Tarana, on Wednesday, the 1st inst, when…
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[?] [?] [?] wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride’s parents, Hill-street, Orange, yesterday afternoon, [?] Rev. John Auld,…
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The marriage was solomnised in Waverley on Wednesday afternoon last of Mr. Herbert Dowel, of Burrundulla, fourth son of Mr. James…
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Millthorpe is to be favored by a visit from, the celebrated dramatic combination next Friday, August 17. The performance will take place in…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St Stephen's R C Cathedral, Brisbane, on July 5 last, when Sarah (eldest daughter of the late James Lansdell,…
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Given favorable weather Blackmore’s Hall will sure to be crowded when this great musical drama will be produced on Friday evening. The…
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The production of this celebrated play on Friday evening, at Blackmore's Hall, is causing quite a [?] amongst the theatregoers of…
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A fashionable and very pretty wedding was celebrated in the New Church of England to-day, when two well-known district families were…
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Tomorrow night (Friday) will witness the production here of this long looked musical drama. Great local Interest is being manifested in the event,…
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THERE was a large gathering of spectators at St. John's Church on Wednesday afternoon last, when the marriage was celebrated of Miss…
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To-night the great play will be produced at Blackmore's Hall. Everything promises it a big house—given a fine evening a large number will…
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QUITE the most fashionable wedding ever celebrated in Molong was the one solemnised at St John's on Wednesday afternoon last, the contracting parties being Cecil, eldest son of Mr…
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The above well-known and famous play was staged in Blackmore’s Hall last Friday night. The weather was very unfavorable, rain having set in…
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The wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bridegroom's brother-in-law, Mr. M. Evans, on Tuesday night, of Mr. Bert Gilham, youngest…
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On Monday, 6bh instant, the wedding was celebrated at the R.C. Church, Gulgong, of Miss Mary Ellen, second eldest daughter of…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Leadville on August 6th, the contracting parties being Mr. Hugh Dougherty, eldest son of…
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