Royal Silver Wedding a Red Cross Movement. London, Friday Night
In order to mark the Royal silver wedding, the Red Cross Society is appealing for gifts of silver articles or old silver, which will be sold to…
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Weddings, 1918
307 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 10 of 16
The Gambiers Chapter Xxxii Her Wedding Morning
An then, suddenly, the tension was snapped by the quiet opening and shutting of the church door and by the tread of footsteps on the ageworn. In the…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the Union Church, Dunedoo, on Wednesday, June 12, when the Rev. W. T. Hotston (Anglican…
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A quiet but pretty wedding. was celebrated at the Hazelgrove R.C. Church, when Sarah, daughter of Mrs. E. and the late Mr. W;, Richards, of the Meadows, was married to…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was (as already reported in the "Guardian") celebrated at Sr. John's Church of England on Saturday…
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A quiet, but pretty wedding took place at St. Francis Xavier's Church, Lavender Bay, North Sydney, recently, the contracting parties being Minnie,…
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Considerable interest was manifested in a very pretty wedding at SS. Michael and John's Cathedral on Thursday evening, when Gabriel, youngest…
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The wedding was [?] of St. John's Church of England on Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Canon W. J. [?] of [?]…
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Three thousand women marched in a procession through London to-day and presented an address of homage to the King and Queen on the…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Johnâs Church of England, Mudgee, on Saturday, June 10th, when the Rev,…
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Macksville in the Armidale district witnessed a remarkable scene at a welcome home to a newly-married couple. as the result of which Edward…
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On the 19th ult. at St. Stephen's Church of England, Rev. E. A. Homfray officiated at the marriage of Miss Violet Emily, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Robinson, of…
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A wedding that created much interest was celebrated at All Saints' Cathedral yesterday afternoon, when Mr. Benjamin Sherman, youngest son…
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The Baptist Church Manildra, was, on Saturday last, the scene of a very pretty wedding, when the Rev L. H. Jaggers, Bathurst, united in marriage,…
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A very quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Nichola's C. of E., Goulburn, on Wednesday, 26th June, the contracting…
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On Saturday, June 29th, in the Baptist Church, Manildra, Fenella Lilian, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Morton, of…
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A very quiet wedding took place in Sydney on July 4. The contracting parties were Tilly, third daughter of Mr. P. M'Cabe,…
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The King and Queen's silver wedding was celebrated quietly. A service was held at St. Paul's, and there in the Hall, their Majesties were…
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In the House of Commons, in moving a resolution of congratulation on the occasion of the Royal silver wedding, Mr. Lloyd George, the Prime…
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The wedding took place at Sydney recently of Norman, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Bucholtz. of Munna, and Clara, third daughter of Mr. and…
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