Mill-girl or Heiress? Chapter Xxv. a Double Wedding
"I am all right, dear one," exclaimed Mr. Redfern, smiling as he looked at the alarmed faces of the two ladies. "My dear Miss Seymour, I have been…
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Weddings, 1916
25 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 1 of 2
Wedding Bells. SPINKS—HOOLEY
On Wednesday evening last a wedding of much local interest was celebrated at the Methodist Church, by the Rev. A. E. James, when members…
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Monday morning last witnessed a wedding of more than ordinary interest, when the Rev Hugh Linton, second son of the late Bishop Linton…
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Monday morning (February 14) witnessed a wedding of more than ordinary interest at Wilcannia (says the "Western Grasier"), when the Rev. [?]…
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An inquiry was held at Yarram (Vic), before the deputy coroner (says a Melbourne telegram), concerning the drowning of a young woman named…
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Tuesday dawned after what to Clodagh was a sleepless night of horror. She sprang out of bed, and, going to the window, drew the curtain and…
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On May 8 a pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's Church of England, White Chiffs, by the Rev. C.A. Baker, the contracting parties being Cuthbert…
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In these days when little is seen of full-blooded aborigines in the densely populatd part of Australia, a wedding in which the principals are descended…
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Sir,—Regarding your article in Saturday's "Miner" of an aboriginal wedding: Of the former part I know nothing, but there are some facts of…
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A social evening was held in the 'Druids' Hall last night under the auspices of the Catholic Club Literary and Debating Society. During the evening…
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At St. Margaret's Church, Westminister, London, the wedding took place of Gunner T. H. Arrowsmith, Australian Field Artillery, son of Sergeantmajor Arrowsmith, and Miss Aimee Deane, step-daughter of Surgeon-major R. G. Burton, Ealing, a Crimean veteran. The couple went to school…
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Hay, sen., of Thomas-lane, Broken Bill, and formerly of Mount Gambier, where they resided since they first carno to the colonies…
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A dramatic scene occurred at Bermondsey Paris Church, London, one morning recently (says an English paper). After the service a wedding…
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In the Salvation Army Hall, Wilsonstreet. South Broken Hill, to-morrow night a wedding will take place, conducted by Adjutant C. F. Seaman. The…
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On Wednesday afternoon, October 4, at the Lux mines, Cutana, a returned soldier, Private Albert Parker, son of the late W. E. Parker, of Olary, was…
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On Thursday, October 12, there took place at South-Broken Hill, in the Salvation Army Hall, a Salvation Army wedding, when Miss Edith…
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A wedding was celebrated on October 7 at the residence of Mrs. M. White, when Mr. P. R. D. Bradock was married to Miss Ethel M. White. The…
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On September [?], Mr. W. J. Mason Gray was married to Miss Annie Moore. The ceremony was performed by Pastor E. J. Tuck at the house of the brides…
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A Military Wedding— the first Wilannia has witnessed during the present titanic struggle, was celebrated at St. James' Church on Thursday…
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On November ll, at the Oxide-street Methodist Church, by the Rev. W. O. Harris, Mr. Alfred Roy Thomas (of Broken Hill) was married to Miss…
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