Salvation Army Wedding
A WEDDING is announced to take place at 6 p.m. on Tuesday next at the Salvation Army Barracks, Clifford street, when Captains Tucker and Marsh will be united in the bonds…
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Weddings, 1893
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Hallelujah Weddings
THE Salvation Army Barracks, Clifford-street, are likely to present a lively appearance this evening. A knife and fork balquet will be held at 6 o'clock, and this will be followed by two weddings…
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A KNIFE and fork banquet and a Salvation Army wedding were the special attractions at the Cliffordstreet barracks on Tuesday evening last. The matrimonial ceremony, if it can be called such, was…
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Sir Edwin Smith, of South Australia, has given £100 for a children's treat at Walsall, in Staffordshire, on the 6th July, the day of the marriage of Princess May to the Duke of York…
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ST. SAVIOUR'S CATHEDRAL was this morning the scene of a quiet and pretty wedding, the contracting parties being Mr. Peroy F. Hollis, son of the late Mr. Henry Hollis of Goulburn,…
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MR. PERCY F. HOLLIS son of the late Mr. Henry Hollis, chemist of Goulburn, and Miss J H, Beegling, fourth daughter of Mr. W. Beegling, of Garfield, West Goulburn, were…
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ON Wednesday afternoon the town was en fete, the occasion being the wedding of Mr. Fred Patmore and Miss Johnson, eldest daughter of Mr. Peter Johnson, of the…
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On Tuesday morning last the Wesleyan Church, Mummell, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the contracting parties being Mr. Henry Clements and Miss Cooper, daughter of Mr. Benjamin…
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The Duke of York and Princes Victoria Mary on Teck were accorded an enthusiastic reception from the populace along the entire route of the bridal procession…
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But after a moment he answered, in a repressed tone: 'I have known her all my life' 'Ah! Then, tell me, does she love…
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H.R.H. the Duke of York and Princess Victoria Mary of Teck (Princess May) were married at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace, at noon to-day…
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THE picturesque little church at Bong Bong was on Monday morning crowed with a large and fashionable assemblage to witness the celebration of marriage between…
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THIS morning St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was the scene of one of the prettiest weddings which has taken place in Goulburn for some time. The contracting parties…
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A LARGE number of relatives and friends assembled in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Wednesday morning to witness the marriage of Miss Jessie Bryson, only daughter of Mr. Alexander…
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The remainder of the passage was very delightful, for Reginald recovered rapidly from the effects of his sea-sickness; but, having learned wisdom from experience,…
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A QUIET but pleasing ceremony was celebrated last evening at eight o'clock, when Miss E. Craig, only daughter of the late Mr. Robert Craig of Sloane-street, and Mr. F. A…
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On Friday, 1st September, a very pleasing event took place in Christ Church, Pambula, when Mr. S. H. Fuller, Public School teacher of Yowaka, and formerly of North Goulburn, and Miss Alicia…
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COOKTOWN, Friday.—Patrick Nally, a squatter, of Shepherd's Creek, staying at Reynolds' Hotel bought poison last night to kill dingoes, and was found in his bedroom this morning in great agony…
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A VERY quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at the Primitive Methodist Parsonage, Lagoon-street, on Monday morning, the contracting parties being Mr. Allan Macdonald…
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A VERY pretty event took place at Springfield on Friday. 17th instant, in the shape of a wedding, the bride being married on her father's and mother's silver-wedding day. Tie contracting parties were…
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