Wedding
A VERY pretty wedding took place at the Smith-street church, Kempsey, on Monday last, the contracting parties being Mr. G. Wilkes, of Taylor's Arm, and Miss M…
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Weddings, 1905
67 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 4
Weddings
At the R.C. Church, Palmer's Island, on Wednesday, the Rev. Father Reade united Miss Katie, Landrigan, daughter of Mr. M. Landrigan, of…
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WEDDING TRAGEDY. An extraordinary tragedy at a wedding is reported from the little village of ROqae prime says a paris despatch. A farmer…
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A wedding was celebrated by the Rev. A. Eraser at the Presbyterian Church at 7.30 p.m. last night, when Mr. W. Robertson (one of the…
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"There are many curious and interesting fact Tegarding the marriage and divorce laws of foreign countries," said R. J. Brown, who recently returned from a trip…
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The "Sydney Mail" gives a description of the BracegirdleâMitchell wedding, which took place in St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, Sydney, on the 11th inst. The bride's gown was very…
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The "Bundaberg Mail" reports that a very pretty wedding was solemnised at the Manse on Saturday. The contracting purties were Mr. Walter James Bale, of…
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List! Sweet-toned golden bells, Pealing as the bride departs, Chiming nuptial blessings full--'Health and plenty, happy hearts!'…
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The cathedral was packed to an uncomfortable degree yesterday morning, mostly by members of the fair sex, to witness a double wedding, the parties…
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At Broadwater, Mr. John E[?], [?] son of Mr. W. G. Everson of the Cl[?] River, and Miss Grace coy[?] ter of Mr H. Coyle, of [?]…
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On Wednesday a largo congregation of friends and relatives assembled in the Presbyterian Church of Eastern Australia at Maclean, the occasion being the marriage of Mr. James…
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A large number of persons assembled in the Presbyterian Church of Eastern Australia at Maclean, on Wednesday, to witness the…
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No less than three weddings were celebrated at St Mary's R.C. Church yesterday, the happy couples being--Mr. McLean to Miss…
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A very pretty but quiet wedding was celebrated at St. James' Church, Maclean, on Wednesday, the bride being Miss C. Taylor, second daughter of…
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Miss Elsie Lobban, second daughter of Senior School Inspector Lobban, and sister of the local solicitors of that name, was married in Sydney on…
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Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Pullen, formerly of the Clarence and now of Woolgeolga were entertained at a [?] and river excursion by the Lady Beatrica yesterday. The Pienic was…
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Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Pullen, of Woolgoolga, formerly of Grafton, were entertained by their many friends at a picnic and river excursion by the Lady Beatrice…
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A very enjoyable, as well as pleasing, function took place un Monday last, when Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Pullen, formerly of the Clarence, and now residing at Woolgoolga, were entertained by…
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Miss Ada Crossley was married on a typically grey and clammy London day—one of the sort in which artists find subdued heautlos, and which ordinary persons…
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At St. Mary's pro-Cathedral yesterday, Mr. Jas. M'Namara, of the Fresh Food and Ice Co., Grafton, was married to Miss Jean M'Grath,…
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