Wedding
A very, pretty wedding wus celebro ted 1 ll o lomun Catholic:Chiiel..lipper Copn.aihurst, on Wodnosdny last: tho; contract 1 lg purtles helle; Air. K. Kvlo,-of Horwood Island, and…
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Weddings, 1905
67 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 4
Wedding
A quiet wedding was celebrated at "Strathalbyn," Goodwood Island, on Wednesday, the contracting parties being Mr. George A. E. Blanch, second son of F. G…
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At Mt. Mary's pro-Ciithedrnl, on Wednos day, Miss Bridget, second-daughter of Mr, John Murphy, of "Cowal." nnil (leorgo, third son of Mr. (leorgo Perrlng,…
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At St. Matthew's Church, South Grafton, on Tuesday evening, Mr. Paul Berry, of Lower Southgate, was married to Miss Pearl Hill, of South Grafton…
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THE Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Randwick, was the scene of a very pretty wedding just recently, when Mr. John Dalton, oldest son of Mr. Patrick Dalton, of…
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A quiet and very pretty wedding was solemnised at SL. Matthew's Church. South Gratton. on [?] morning, when Mr. Albert Frost and Miss Ada Morris Were united in the holy…
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Mt. Brigid's Church, Swan Bay, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, when Mr. Corn[?]g Campbell, of Ashfliild (brother of Mr. F. Campbell, of Petersham, and also of Rev…
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On 5 th instant the marriage was solemnised in Holy Trinity Church, Cowper, of Mr. Patrick O'Brien, third son of the late Mr. C. O'Brien, an old and well-known family,…
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A quiet, but pretty, wedding was celebrated in the Cathedral on Monday last, the contracting parties being Miss Florence Beatrice Phemister, only daughter of the late Mr. John Phemister,…
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My dour daughter Cecilio. Allow me to liourtily welcome you to my house and.family circle, in tho. anio of iiny wife nnd whole household.... Voit…
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An unhappy sequel to a wedding is reported from Browntown, New Jersey. The bride has been seized with smallpox, and the bridegroom, the…
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A very pretty wedding took place on Wednesday last at the residence of Mr. John Lollback, of Lilydale, whose daughter Elizabeth was married to Mr. Michael…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at the Cathedral on Tuesday, the contracting Hurtles being Mr. Clarence White, fourth son of Mr. R. H. White, of Grafton, and…
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A Chinese marriage is a solemn ceremony-no talk, no- levity, and much crying. A feast is spread upon, a table, to which the blushing bride…
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The weekly meeting of the Methodist Debating Society last night was converted into a mock wedding breakfast, when all the principal characters…
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The Rev. J. Ward Harrison tied the nuptial knot last evening at the residence of Mrs. E. A. Mapp, Mary-st., when Mr. Walter A. Bale and Miss…
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MR. Justin Frederick M'Carthy of the Be [?] River, and Miss Mary Anne Hickey, of the Walamba, were married last Tuesday (says the Manning River Times) in the…
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In the Methodist Church on Tuesday morning a large congregation assembled to witness the marriage of Mr. Augustus Short Foster, eldest son…
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HIGHAM-VARNIER.—A very pretty wedding took place at Kt. Paul's, Redfern, on 2nd Sept., the contracting parties being Miss Ethel May Barnier, eldest daughter…
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On Wednesday, at the Fernmount Hotel, Mr. Eli Robert Snow was married to Mrs. Gregg. The Rev. W. Ferries was the officiating minister. The bride was given away…
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