Wedding Bells. Powter—ezzy
A very pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Mark’s Church of England Millthorpe, on Wednesday, 17th inst. the church being prettily decorated for…
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Weddings, 1909
384 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 4 of 20
Wedding Bells
A pretty wedding was celebrated on Thursday morning, February, 25, at Christ's Church of England, by the Rev. R. Coverdale, between…
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On Tuesday the 23rd ultimo., at the R.C. Church, Hazelgrove, Miss Lizzie Gearon eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. D. Gearon, of Irish Corner, was united…
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Dramatic in its suddenness, the cancellation of the wedding of the Lord Mayor of London's daughter, who was to have been married on Monday afternoon to…
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At Dennison Town on Saturday afternoon, 3 p.m., Michael Homes and Jessie Large, were married by the Rev. Hotson, Church of England. After…
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A wedding was celebrated in the Church of England, Cobar, on March 3rd, by Archdeacon Haviland, when Sara Jean, second eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph…
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All Saint's Cathedral, Bathurst, was the scene of a pretty wedding last night, when William Herbert, eldest son of Mr William Clark, of…
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A pretty wedding took place in the Stanmore Methodist Church, on Monday last, when Miss Kitty Hamilton, daughter of the late Mr. David Hamilton, of…
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The marriage took place last evening at All Saints' Cathedral, of Mr. H. E. Hatfield, son of Mr. Hatfield, of Lithgow Public School, and Miss Florence…
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The C.E. Parish Hall was well filled with an interested assemblage at 5 o'clock on Wednesday to witness the wedding of Mr. John Shepherd Sutton, third son of Mr…
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A very pleasant evening was spent at the Masonic Hall, Dulwich Hill, on Monday, 15th March, when about 50 friends assembled to tender their hearty…
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The marriage was solemnized at St. Clements', Marrickville, on February 23rd, of Mr. J. B. Kempthorne, son of the late Mr. James W. Kempthorne,…
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On Wednesday, March 3, Annie, youngest daughter of Mrs. Cousley of Lewisham, was married to Wilson Herbert, eldest son of Mr. Robert Wilcox, of…
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On Wednesday next, and ere this appears in print, Countable Goodsell, of Hargraves, will lead to the altar May, the second daughter of Sergeant Hicks of…
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A pretty but quiet wedding took place in Lithgow on Wednesday last, when Emma, Oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade, of Cakey Park, Lithgow, was…
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A very quiet wedding took place at All Suints' Church of England, at Nowra, on Wednesday afternoon, 17th inst., when Mr. William Y. Levis, for a number of years…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Roman Cathollc Church. Randwick, on Wednesday last, the princ[?]pals being Miss Bertha Mau[?]…
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The wedding to-day (telegraphed the Calcutta correspondent of the "Daily Express" on January 20) of Captain Lord Charles George Fitzmaurice…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Stephen's Church of England on Saturday morning, when Miss Elsie Burton, sixth daughter of Mr. F. Burton,…
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A wedding was celebrated here on Wednesday, when Mr. Alexander Duff, of Hartley Vale, was married to Miss Bonn. Watson, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W…
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