Wedding Bells
THE WESTERN HERALD (Bourke) gives the following reports of the wedding of Mr. E. F. Crouch, the newly appointed Maclean Road Superintendent:—…
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Weddings, 1903
32 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 2
Wedding Bells
A pretty wedding was solemnised at the Nymboida church on Monday 29 th, the contracting parties being Miss Catherine Ellis, eldest daughter of Mr. George Ellis and…
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A PRETTY wedding was solemaised at the Nymbolda church on December 29, the contracting parties being Miss Catherine Ellis, eldest daughter of Mr. George Ellis, and Mrs…
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A PRETTY wedding was (says the Beacon, Ballina), celebrated at the Exchange Hotel at 10 o'clock on January 7, the contracting parties being Mr. E. Navin eldest son of Mr…
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ON Wednesday of last week the Church of England at Fernmount was the scene of a quiet wedding, when the Rev. J. T. Bate performed the ritual which will bind Miss…
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At St. Paul's Church, Miss Hilda Munro (eldest daughter of Mr. Hugh Munro, Brushgrove) was married to Mr. Harry Henderson, oldest son of…
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James Perkins, of Redding (U.S.A.), was married at Chico on a Friday. Immediately afterwards he went to sleep and did not awaken untilthe…
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"Echoed and tossed on the withering breath, Of a curse that shall cling round thy soul till death."…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at Yamba on Sunday morning last, the contracting parties being dr. Albert Attwater and Miss Ivy Penny, both of…
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Wedding present originated in a f[?]dal tribute from the va[?]ls to their lord; when feudalism ceased, the presents became voluntary. In the days of Queen Elizabeth…
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A few months ago the public fittingly acknowledged the celebration of Mr. L. Jacobs' golden wedding in this city; we now learn that Mr. W. Cowan, of…
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From a recent photo. by Mr. W. Stevenson, Grafton. The BRIDE and BRIDEGROOM…
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ON the authority of Alderman Bishop, a Mudgee paper publishes the following story in connection with the history of the Royal hotel in that town. When…
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Mumfly was married recently. He and his wife, live Wee turtle doves, and the match seema like an ideal one; but you should hear him talk about wedding…
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A pretty wedding took place on Tuesday last, at St. Patrick's, Sydney, when Mr. Richard Montgomery Galloway, Crown Lands Agent of Morce, was married to Miss Winifred Verdon, eldest daughter of Mr…
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He looked happy enough as he walked up to the post-office box, Bet a huge bundle on the door, and began taking pretty square envelopes therefrom, dropping them by…
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This pretty custom was born amid remotest antiquity, and generation after generation of happy households have handed it down. But in those olden times it wan prettily…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →1000 Years From Now. an Air Ship Wedding Tour in the Year 3000. No Pain in the Future. No Prisons, Only Schools
The airship designed for our wedding trip through the United States of the World is the most comfortable little boudoir-car imaginable. There are, of course, no…
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A few years ago, when an emigrant, steamer reached New York, a young England woman was alone, and in doubt having missed her friends. An…
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They had all been shopping, and they happened to drop in at the restaurant at the restaurant at the same time. "Oh, dear me," cried the girl in the…
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