Wedding
A QUIET wedding was celebrated at “ Glengrove” near Berrabanglo, the residence of Mr. H. Paterson J.P., when Mr. Joseph Walmsley, second son of Mr…
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Weddings, 1899
113 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 6
Wedding
"Glengrove," the residence of Mr. H. Paterson, J.P, was on the 23rd instant the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding. The contracting parties were Mr. Joseph Walmsley, second son of Mr. Walmsley,…
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The marriage was celebrated in Melbourne on Wednesday of Miss Amy Marguerite Francis, eldest daughter of Sir J. Madden, and Mr. Henry Osborne, son of Mr. Patrick H. Osborne, of…
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GREAT interest was taken in a wedding celebrated at St. paul Gathedral in melbourne on Wednesday, and there was a crowded throug of sightseers lining the…
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The marriage was celebrated on Wednesday of Miss Amy Marguerite Frances, eldest daughter of Sir J. Madden, and Mr. Henry Osborne, son of Mr. Patrick H. Osborne, of…
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Much as a bride loves to receive wadding present, she naturally desires to know who are the kindly donors. Two days before her marriage, a…
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A fashionable wedding took place at St. Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne, on Wednesday last, when Mr. Henry Osborne, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Osborne, of Currandooley, New South Wales, was…
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WE extract the following comments from the Monthly Paper of the Church of England:—We must enter an indignant protest against the behaviour of many spectators at recent weddings in…
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GREAT interest was taken in a wedding celebrated at St. Paul Cathedral in Melbourne on Wednesday, and there was a crowded congregation, whilst there was an…
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WE extract the following comments from the Monthly Paper of the Church of England:— We must enter an indignant protest against the behaviour of many…
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YESTERDAY afternoon a very pretty wedding took place at St. Clement's Church. Miss Merriman eldest daughter of Mr. Geo. Merriman, was married to Mr. Vallance of Murrum…
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THE marriage took place at St. Clement’s Church on Monday afternoon of Mr. Geo. Vallence, son of Mr. G. Vallence of Murrumbateman, and Miss Susannah…
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ON Wednesday Constable Pocock of Tarago was married at Christ Church, Queanbeyan, by the Rev. W. White to Miss Ethel May Flood, youngest daughter of the late Mr…
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WEDDING presents originated in a feudal tribute from the vassals to their lords. When feudalism ceased the presents…
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The Rev Doctor Smith, a prominent clergyman, relates, with much gusto, the following story about himself. His present wife, by the way, is not the wife of his…
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"BOOMERANG" in the Albury Daily News says:—Thank heaven, one more healthy reform has been given a 'leg up' so to speak. At the marriage of Coming-Man Ashton at…
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ON Wednesday last the marriage between Mr. Samuel Thornton Dickinson, oldest son of the Rev. S. T. Dickinson, and Miss Jennie McBean, eldestdaughter of Mr. W. McBean, of…
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A VERY quiet hut pretty wedding was performed by the Rev. Gould Taylor, at St, Paul’s Presbyterian Church on Wednesday morning, 29th March at 9 o’clock the contracting parties being…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated this morning by the Rev. C. Palmer, when Miss S. Moodie, eldest daughter of the late A. Moodie, stationmaster at Marulon for a number of years,…
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