Wedding Bells. McLACHLAN—KENNEDY
A quiet wedding took place on Thursday afternoon last in St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Mudgee, the contracting parties being Mr Duncan…
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Weddings, 1908
306 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 3 of 16
Wedding Bells
The marriage of James Henry Marks, eldest son of the late Mr T. H. Marks, of Mudgee, to Gertrude Marion (Birdie), eldest daughter of George Cruickshank,…
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AT the William-street Methodist Church, Bathurst, on Wednesday, February 5, by Rev. H. Wheen, Arthur, son of Mr. Edward Bartlett, of Nowra, to Grace, eldest daughter…
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The residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Delaney was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock, when their seventh and youngest…
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ON Saturday afternoon, February 8th, a pretty, wedding was celebrated at Kovna, Stan more, residence of the bride's mother, when Miss Lucy Parker, fourth daughter of…
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The Chinese Mission Hall at Emmaville was on Sunday last a centre of attraction, the occasion being a grand banquet in connection with the recent…
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A very strange story from the Haute Savoie, France, has been reported. In the village of Novercy, Mlle Doche was married to M. Granger, a land…
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The marriage took place at St. James' Church, Rylstone, on the 29th January, of Mr. John Walker, youngest son of the late Mr. Henry…
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At the Lawler-Bentley wedding on Wednesday afternoon last, the bride’s dress was of cream silk muslin, with valenciennes lace and…
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On Thursday, February 20, at the residence of the bride's parents, the marriage was celebrated (says the "Daily Telegraph") of Maude, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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It is so rarely that the doings of this part of the world are chronicled, and particularly the condition and news of the spot, the name of which graces the…
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A very pretty wedding was [?]olemnlsed at St. Joseph’s R. C. Church last night, when Mr. Michael H[?]w. only son of Mrs. P. Hiney, of Spring…
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On Wednesday last, at the Methodist Church, Glebe Road, Sydney, Mr. Charles Flippin (Glebe), and Miss Beatrice (Trixy) Morris, of Molong,…
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At the Bourke-street (Sydney) Congregational Church on Wednesday, 5th inst., the Rev. R. B. Pocock, of Sutherland (and formerly of Lithgow), eldest son of Mr. J…
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A VERY interesting and pretty wedding took place yesterday (says Thursday's Wellington "Times") at "Carren-two hill," Dripstone, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Michael…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's R.C. Church, Mudgee, by the Right Rev. Monsignor O'Donovan, on Wednesday last, when Mr Robert…
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At SS. Michael and John's Cathedral yesterday afternoon, Mr, John Davis, of Kelso, was married to Miss Elizabeth Ryan, daughter of Mrs. Mathew…
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At the Baptist Church, on Monday. Mr. Henry Burns, second don of Mr. Thomas Burns of Rockley, was [?] in matrimony to Miss Amy,…
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A very nice wedding was celebrated at Millthorpe yesterday afternoon. The contracting parties were Mr. Jamus Northy, of Millthorpe, and Miss…
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Mr. AUGUSTINE ANDREW MELVILLE— "Gus" (to all his Molong males and friends if boyhood days) has recently returned from the T[?]vaal, where…
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