Wedding Bells. EDMONDS—WALKER
A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. James' Church, Kingstreet, Sydney, on Wednesday, May 6th, the Rev. Carr-Smith officiating…
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Weddings, 1908
306 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 8 of 16
A Pretty Wedding
On Monday last at the Roman Catholic Church, Gulgong, the marriage was celebrated by the Rev. Father O'Brien of Miss Jessie May, third daughter of…
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A very onlet but pretty wedding was celebrated yesterday evening, at St. Joseph’s R C. Church, when Mr. William Henry Walsh, third eldest son…
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A quiet, but very pretty wedding was celebrated at "Ringwood," Jelleindore, the residence of the bride's mother, on Wednesday, May 20, when Sarah, third…
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At the Catholic Presbytery, Bathurst, on Monday last, Thomas, youngest son of Mrs. A. Smith, of Sydney, and formerly of Bathurst, was married, by Rev. E. J. Flanagan,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Murder and Suicide. an Unhappy Marriage. a Second and Fatal Wedding. Perth (W.A.)
A sensational tragedy has occurred here, the parties being John O’Doers, 55, and his wife, Mary O’Doers, 46 In June last, O’Doers, a widower,…
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A very pretty, though quiet, wedding was celebrated at Kilquade Church, County Wicklow Ireland, on Easter Monday, April 20, when Miss Rose Dalton,…
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At the Methodist Church, Gulgong, I on Monday last, the marriage was celebrated by the Rev. F. A Malcolm of Miss Johannah Bowden Cross and…
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At St. Mary's R.C. Church, North Sydney, Mr. Arthur Green, son of the late Mr. Green, owner of the well-known station, "Camboom," was…
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Holy Trinity Church of England was the scene of a very pretty and fashionable wedding yesterday evening, when Robert Carlisle Birkenhead,…
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At Holy Trinity Church last night, Mr. R. C. Birkenhead of Orange, was married to Miss Daisy Lane, eldest daughter of the late John Tom Lane, P.M., and Mrs Lane…
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A correspondent writes from Cox's River, via Burragorang:--St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church was the scene of a pretty wedding recently,…
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A WEDDING took place at the Wellington hospital on Monday afternoon (says the "Times"), the contracting parties being John Stanley and Sophia Jane Ryan…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in the Denison Town Church, on Wednesday, May 20, the officiating clergyman being Rev. W. Hotston…
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On Tuesday evening, on the eve of his marriage with Miss Louisa Paine, Mr. Allan Marsh was presented by his fellow employees of Loneragan's, Ltd, with a…
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At St. Joseph’s R. C. Church yesterday afternoon a quiet wedding took place, when the Rev. Father Brosnan united in matrimony Mr. Patrick…
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At All Saints' Cathedral, Bathurst, on Wednesday night, Very Rev. Dean Marriott married Sidney Alfred, youngest son of Mr. James Wib[?]d of…
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Yesterday we received from an Oberon correspondent a report of the King--Eaton wedding, some particulars of which we reprinted in Wednesday's, issue from a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wedding in Sydney
A wedding was celebrated at Haberfield, Sydney, on 1st June, at the residence of Mr. David Evans, when Mr. Frank Coomb, second eldest son of Mr. W Coomb, of…
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Amongst the presents received in connection with the Wiburd—Wilson wedding were the following:— Mr. and Mrs. G. Barnes (uncle and…
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