Wedding Bells. McINTOSH -- MORRIS
A pretty aud fashionable wedding eventuated at the Presbyterian Church, Ulmarra, on Wednesday afternoon, when Mr. Gerald See Mcintosh of…
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Weddings, 1910
106 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 4 of 6
Maclean Mems. WEDDING
A pretty wedding was solemnised at the Presbyterian Church, Maclean, on Wednesday last by the Rev. R. Bourne-Garner, Minister-in-charge, the…
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LONDON, Saturday.—A marriage in very remarkable circumstances took place yesterday, when Christopher Wlison, president of the United Wireless Telegraph Co., who,…
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Playgoers are again to have the pleasure of welcoming Phillp Lytton's famous dramatic company at the Theatre Royal, on Monday, the 22nd, when the famous play…
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Mr. Philip Lytton is so well and favourably known in connection with Her Majesty's Moving Theatre in country districts, that Grafton people will be pleased to hear…
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All lovers of sterling dramatic productions will heartily welcome to Graf toil the world-famous comedy drama, "The Fatal Wedding," for the…
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Playgoers are offered a treat on Monday night next at the Theatre Royal, when the Phillp Lytton Company will stage "The Fatal Wedding." Our exchanges…
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At the Theatre Royal to-night the Philip Lytton Co., wall present the famous dramatic success, " The Fatal Wedding," interpreted by a powerful…
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The Theatre Royal was crowded throughout last evening to witness the staging of "The Fatal Wedding" by Phillp Lytton's Dramatic Company. The drama was…
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Mr. Philip Lytton's dramatic company (by special arrangement with Messrs. Meynell and Clarke, the inter-State entrepreneurs) staged Theodore…
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Fredk. Smyby, fourth officer of the steamer Truakina, was changed in New Zealand with harbouring uncustomed goods…
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This morning, at Saint James' Church, Maclean, Miss J. I. Farlow, second daughter of Mr. Charles Farlow, of Maclean, was united in…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Grafton, yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties being Miss Eva…
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Seldom has the fine old Church of St. Andrew's looked more beautiful than it did on Thursday, when the marriage was solemnised of Mr. Ernest D. Munro, of…
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St. Paul's Church of England, Coramba, presented a very picturesque appearance on Tuesday, the occasion of the marriage of Mr. A. W. Giles, son of the late Mr. Giles,…
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A very pretty, though quiet, wedding took place yesterday afternoon at Christ Church Cathedral, when the Rev. W. Ashley-Brown united in the…
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A very pretty scene was witnessed at the R. C. Church, Coff's Harbour, on Tuesday last, the occasion being the marriage of Mr…
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MISS CARRIE McINTYRE, eldest daughter of Mrs. M. M'Intyre, is to be joined in happy matrimony with Mr. P. J. Cavanagh, sixth son of…
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After waiting six years, an an noun cement has been made at Brussels, of the wedding of Princess Clementine and Prince Victor…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents, Ulmarra, on Wednesday, when Mr. George William Wilson, of Ulmarra, was united in the holy…
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