A Romantic Wedding
One of the most romantic weddings that have taken place in England for some time is that of Mr. Harry Brady Hunt, a master seaman of Limerick, and Lady…
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Weddings, 1898
58 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 3
Wedding
ST. NICHOLAS' CHURCH, North Goulburn, Was the scene of a wedding this morning, when Miss Eliza Slocombe, oldest daughter of Mr. J. Slocombe, of Goulburn, was married to Mr. Reginald Bryant, of…
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AT St. Bartholomew's, Crookwell, on Wednesday last, Mr. Nathaniel Cartwright, sixth son of Mr. John Cartwright senr., of Kempton, Irishtown, was married to Miss Ann Jane…
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Or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradford was celebrated last evening by a [?] They were married in England on the 8th April 1848, and have seventy-one children grand…
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Oar Monday morning Mr. H. Stuart, clerk, Argyle Mille, was married at N. Nicholas Church, North Goulburn, to Miss Grace Haddon, daughter Mr. W. Haddon, railway…
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ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S Crookwell, was yesterday the scene of a pretty wedding, when Mr. Thomas Dixon, eldest son of Mr. R. Dixon, recently…
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ON Easter Monday morning at 6 a.m. a quiet but pretty wedding took place. when Mr. John Cusack of Yass was married to Miss Minnie Cassidy, eldest daughter of Mr. P…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon last, at St. Augustine's Church, the ceremony being performed by the Very Rev. Dean O'Keeffe, the happy couple…
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THE Melbourne marrying parson, Nathaniel Kinsman, who pegged out the other week, aged 75, may be said to have died in…
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A pretty wedding took place in St. Paul's Angliean Church, Murrumburrah, on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Mr W. Bradford,…
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DEAN SWIFT was walking on the Phoenix-road, Dublin, when a thunderstorm suddenly came in, and he took shelter under a tree…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes:âMr. R. McDonell, of Binda, was married to Miss K. O'Shaughnessey, of Cowra, at the residence of Mrs. J. J. Costigan, Cook's Vale. The Rev. Father Carroll officiated…
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At the conclusion of the recent military encampment, readers of the papers will remember some particulars come to light of the heartless conduct to which a young lady resident of…
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LAST Saturday was the fiftieth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John McCallum of Forest Lodge, near Goulburn. The whole of the family, comprising five sons (two of…
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ADELONG, Monday.—A unique series of weddings took place in the Catholic Church oil Saturday last, when Misses Hoffman (three) were married to three brothers named Quiun. Two of…
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ADELONG, Monday.--A unique series of weddings took place in the Catholic Church on Saturday last, when Misses Hoffman (three) were married to three…
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A VERY pretty wedding took plane on Wednesday morning last, the 22nd instant, at eleven o'clock, the contracting parties being Mr. A. J. Rowe, son…
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A VERY quiet little wedding took place in SS; Peter and Paul's Cathedral on Monday evening, when Miss Dot Really, third daughter of Mr. Peter Reilly of Cowper-street, was married…
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A WEDDING was celebrated at the Primitive Methodist Church on Wednesday morning, the contracting parties being Mr. Mark Holgate, of Jerrawa, and Miss Fryer, daughter of Mr. T…
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DEAN SWIFT was walking on the Phœuix-Road, Dublin, when at thuader-storm suddenly came on, and he took shelter under the tree where a…
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