Salvation Army Wedding
Mr. Arthur Beer, bandmaster of the local branch of the Salvation Army was married on Tuesday night to Miss Emiline Elizabeth Blackshaw, oldest daughter of Mr. E. Blackshaw of Auburn-street…
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Weddings, 1892
72 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 3 of 4
Pearle Radcliffe; or Wedding the Wrong Man. Chapter Xxviii. No Signs of the Enemy
"Your ladyship will pardon me, but I cannot consent to 'go on with the lessons as before,' I cannot receive Miss Fennel-sea in the schoolroom again without a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pearle Radcliffe; or Wedding the Wrong Man. Chapter Xxix. the Two Friends -- the Marriage Certificate
"No, monsieur. After master and Monsieur Aleck died, no one was left but the mistress and Mademoiselle Alice; and they seemed like to to die with grief…
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THE home of Mr. W. Redwood in Mundy-street was the scene of a very pleasant ceremony and reunion on Saturday evening last. The occasion of the festivity was the marriage…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pearle Radcliffe; or Wedding the Wrong Man. Chapter Xxxi. a Mystery Unravelled
The girl hastened after her, but before she could reach the spot she heard a piercing shriek from some one there, and when she at last stood in the doorway a…
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A VERY pleasant wedding ceremony was celebrated on Wednesday evening, at 7 o'clock, at St Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn, the contracting parties being Miss Emily Yale (second daughter of…
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"I do not understand it at all. Who is this woman?" "I do not know who she is," he returned, looking grave…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pearle Radcliffe; or Wedding the Wrong Man. Chapter Xxxii. the Young Doctor's Story
But she withdrew her arm from that of her escort, and going directly to the bedside she knealt down so that she could look into those deep brown eyes…
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ON Tuesday afternoon last, at St. Cloemnt's Church, Yass, Mr. Sidnay Woodgate, of the Australian Joint Stock Bank, West Mailtland, was married to Miss Brierly, youngest daughter…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pearle Radcliffe; or Wedding the Wrong Man. Chapter Xxxiii. "Fire! Help!"
"I do not think she is seriously injured, if we except the burns upon her limbs," he said, with a sigh of relief. Richard buried his head in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pearle Radcliffe; or Wedding the Wrong Man. Chapter Xxxiv. Face to Face-- Avenged
" Bah !" he cried, scornfully. " It is true that, fascinated by her beauty I recklessly married Alice' Renau : but"-- " Alice Renau ! Amy ! Oh, Richard !"…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pearle Radcliffe; or Wedding the Wrong Man. Chapter Xxxv. Forgiveness Brings Peace
While they were talking of these things a servant entered the room and handed Pearle a note. Opening it, she read, in lady…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pearle Radcliffe; or Wedding the Wrong Man. Chapter. Xxxvi. New-born Hopes
Alice then turned to the young physican, who had stood like some grim statue regarding this leave-taking, and but for the look of misery in his eyes…
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THIS morning Miss Ada Annie Richardson second daughter of Alderman J. J. Richardson of the Emu Inn, was married at St. Saviour's Cathedral to Mr. H. Lander, son of Mr. H…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pearle Radcliffe; or Wedding the Wrong Man. Chapter Xxxvii. Pearle's Happiness
"I have been looking for you, May, George Murdoch said, gravely. He could not call her anything but May. It was the name he had given…
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THERE was a gathering of friends from far and near at the residence of Mr. J. McCallum J.P., at Forest Lodge on Wednesday. The causer of the festivity was a marriage, that…
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ON Wednesday last the marriage of Mr. A. B. Triggs, accountant at the Bank of New South Wales, Yass, to Miss Ritchie, eldest daughter of Mrs. J. P. Ritchie, of Linton, North Yass,…
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A VERY quiet though pleasing ceremony took place last evening at the residence of our respected townsman Mr. A. Crawford, railway district superintendent, when his third son,…
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AT Goulburn on Wednesday Mr. Percy Barbar was married to Miss Glanvale; both bride and bridegroom are highly respected residents of Yass, and their fellow townsmen will join in wishing…
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Electricity was recently made to minister at the shrine of. Hymen in a way which deserves to be recorded. As soon as the wedding guests oat down the room was…
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