Carried Off the "Happy Couple." Robbers and a Wedding Feast. London
[?] which 3000 guests were present, was passing off at Rogronir (Bulgaria) when robbers swept down from the hills in force and surrounded…
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Weddings, 1912
370 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 13 of 19
Wedding at Hill End
At the Sacred Heart Church, Hill End, on Monday morning. Mr. Arthur Clifton, third son of Mrs. Clifton, of Lithgow, was married to Miss Elsie Eyre, second…
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A wedding that created considerable interest was celebrated in All Saints' Cathedral by the Rev. E. H. Walker yesterday afternoon. The parties were…
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The marriage of Horatio Graham, only son of Mr. H. Dalby, of Stanmore, and Lucy Ann, youngest daughter of Mrs. R. Pratley, of Keppel-street,…
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The Rockley Catholic Church on Monday, September 23; was the scene of a pretty wedding when Miss. Ellen Cullen, youngest daughter of the late…
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On Monday, September 16th, at 11 a.m., St. Paul's Church, Carcoar, was the scene of a very remarkable wedding, when Mr. Richard Stubbs, of Lyndhurst, who is 75…
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Disgraceful scenes were enacted in the grounds at St. Saviour's Cathedral (Church of England) last night, while a marriage ceremony was being performed inside…
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At St. Michael and St. John's Cathedral, Bathurst, on Wednesday, the wedding took place of George, fifth son of Mr. T. Kennedy, of Peel, and…
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A quiet wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father S. H. M'Gee in SS. Michael and John's Cathedral on Saturday morning, when John Francis,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Three Cheers for "Os." Scene at a Country Wedding. Goulburn
Francis Potter, Cecil George Lecson, and Edward. Clewett were charged at the Police Court with behaving in a riotous manner in Bourke-street,…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on Saturday morning last by Father McGee, when John Francis, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. F. B…
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Francis Potter, Cecil George Lesson, and Edward Clewett were charged yesterday at the police court with behaving in a riotous manner in…
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At the service in St. Saviour's Cathcdral, Archdeacon Bartlett made reference to the disgraceful proceeding's at a wedding on the previous Monday…
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On Saturday, 21st ult., an extremely pretty and popular wedding was celebrated at Lowther the residence of the bride's parents, when Edwin Thompson, of…
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In Wednesday's issue we published the report of the marriage at Lowther, of Miss Mary Louis Larnach and Mr. Edwin Thompson, jun. Another correspondent sends…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Paul's Church on Wednesday, when Fanny, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gripper, of Hayley-street, v.as married to…
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A very quiet and pretty wedding was celebrated at the Manildra Baptist Church on Monday, September 23rd, the contracting parties being Mr. A…
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On last Wednesday a popular and extremely pretty wedding was celebrated at Cooerwull Presbyterian Church, when Jas. Dalziell, Rose Val[?] Little Hartley, was…
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At S.S. Michael and John's Presbytery on Sunday afternoon, May, daughter of Mrs. Murray, Stewart-street, Bathurst, was married to Alfred, son of…
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At St. Peter's Church, Southport, Queensland, Mr. Rupert A. M. Colyer, second son of Mr. L. J. H. Colyer, of Bathurst, was married to Miss Neville…
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