Wedding at Orange. Orange
At St. Joseph's R. C. Church yesterday afternoon the wedding was celebrated of Mr. Alec Gollan, of Gollansvillo, and Miss Maud Maloy,…
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Weddings, 1908
306 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 5 of 16
Weddings McKIBBIN—BEDDIE
Samuel, youngest son of Mr. T.McKibbin, of " Macquarie, " Kelso, was last night married to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr. W. Beddie…
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Laura Brayton remained for some time in partial darkness in the room in which the lawyer left her, and the deepening gloom announced the near…
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At St. Paul's Church of England on Easter Sunday afternoon, two quiet weddings were celebrated, the officiating clergyman in each case being Rev. Dixon Hudson…
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Following is a list of the wedding present in the Gray—McChrystal wedding:— Mr. Collier’s employees, handsome…
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St. Joseph’s R.C. Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Monday afternoon, when the Rev. Father Brosnan united in matrimony…
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The voice was instantly hushed, for heavy steps were heard approaching. The door was again unlocked and thrown open, and Enoch Sharp,…
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At the Roman Catholic Presbytery, Gulgong, on Monday, 13th instant, the marriage was solmenised by the Rev. Father O'Brien, of Patrick,…
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One of the saddest stories told by passengers was of the death of a bride and injuries to her husband. Mr. D. Court who related it said "I did…
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On Monday a marriage was celebrated in St. John's Church, by the Ven. Archdeacon Dunstan, between Mr Walter Charles Thurgood, son of Mr Samuel…
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On Thursday afternoon last, at Holy Trinity Church, a very quiet wedding, took place, the contracting parties, being Mr. Archie Donaldson,…
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'Ah—ah—ze gens de arms—zey here?' cried the latter. 'Bon—we' shall see what we shall see. Monsieur Pootnam, shall I have ze honare…
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In connection with the Robertson-Suttor wedding on Wednesday, the dresses of the four bridesmaids and four dresses of the trouseau, including one evening dress and…
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At the Catholic Church, Kelso, on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Patrick Murphy, stationmaster at Blandford, was married by Rev. M. Heath to…
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At the Baptist Church, Lithgow, on Wednesday afternoon, Miss Mary Fern Forbes, fourth daughter of the late Mr. Duncan Forbes, of Lithgow, was united in…
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At Holy Trinity Church, Orange, last week there took place a very quiet wedding in which the contracting parties were Mr. Archie Donaldson, of…
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The following presents were received in connection with the recent Roberts—Rivett wedding:— Father of the bride, dinner set; father of the bride[?] room, clock; mother of…
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Two weddings were celebrated at the Church of England, Lithgow, on Wednesday night, by the Rev. Dixon Hudson. The first was between Mr. Arther Day,…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Rockley, on Tuesday last when Mr. E. V. Burke, of Yalgogrin, third son of Mr. E. Burke, of Newbridge, was…
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SS. Michael and John's Cathedral, Bathurst, was yesterday the scene of an early morning wedding in which the parties were William John, third…
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