An Elaborate Wedding
I have had a letter from Laurel (writes a contributor to London Truth). She is in Chicago, and gives me an account of…
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Weddings, 1891
31 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 2
Fashionable Wedding
A VERY large gathering of the youth and beauty of Goulburn, together with the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Blomfield of Tirranna, assembled at St. Saviour's Cathedral at one…
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AN interesting wedding took place in the Goulburn Cathedral at one o'clock to-day, when Miss Mabel Bloomfield, eldest daughter of Mr. R. Blomfield of Tirranna, was…
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AT St. Saviour's Cathedral yesterday the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Goulburn, assisted by the Rev. Collison, celebrated the marriage of Mr. Frederic W. C.[?]borne, third son…
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THE marriage of Mr. W. Rothe, of Sydney, to Miss M. Ocridge, daughter of Mr. J. W. Ocridge, superintendent of police, took place at St. Saviour's Cathedral this afternoon. The…
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ST. Saviour's Cathedral was the scene of a fashionable wedding on Wednesday afternoon, a large number of the general public being present to witness it. The happy pair were Mr. W. H…
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Lady Isola read the letter with a thrill of triumphant pride. There was not a word in its rambling paragraphs which could possibly betray the gigantic fraud…
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"It is a wedding-ring, Aunt Sophy," she admitted. "Pardon me for my seeming abruptness, but I was guarding the secret of another rather than my own…
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"Miss Gabrielle Etherington is the setting luminary of the fashionable horizon, if you are the rising star, as people are whispering. Miss Gabrielle…
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MR. S. W. ALEXANDER, surveyor, eldest son of Mr. C. S. Alexander, our worthy P.M., was yesterday united in the holy bonds of wedlock to Miss Shepherd, eldest daughter of Mr. I…
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ON Tuesday, 23rd instant, not withstanding the rain which poured in torrents, a large and brilliant assembly met together in St. Saviour's Cathedral to witness the celebration of marriage…
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AT a wedding reported in Baltimore, a few days ago, no sooner had the company been comfortably seated than the room burst into a flood of light from numerous…
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THE Gunning correspondent of the Goulburn Penny Post writes:--A quite little wedding took place in the Wesleyan Church on Monday at noon, when the…
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A VERY interesting, and who the lady contributors of the society papers [?]ould call a pretty, wedding took place at Monteagle on Wednesday last, The parties to the new nuptial contract…
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THE Wesleyan Church was the scene of a pretty but quiet wedding this morning, when Mr. WV. A. Macdonald, in charge of the Goulburn branch of the Australian Mutual…
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MR. W. A. McDONALD, in charge of the Goulburn branch of the Mutual Provident Society, and Miss Meggie Graham, third daughter of Mr. E. Graham, J P., of Garfield,…
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THE weather was beautifully fine on Wednesday morning for the marriage between Mr. F. N. Oxley, resident engineer for roads in the Wollombi district, and Miss Kathleen…
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An ancient, moss-growing, ivy-mantled church in the town of Leicester was filled to its utmost capacity one bright, perfect morning in October, not a hundred years…
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"Why is the bride so pale and deadly?' asked Emily Dolbarre of her friend. But Sara Fairhaven did not seem to hear her. She was leaning forward, her…
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The bride's pale lips alone parted, as if she would have uttered a protest had she dared; an icy shiver shook her slight frame, and then a dull despair settled in…
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