Without a Wedding Ring! Chapter Xix
'Nay, madam, there is no need for such haste. Lord Noel did not mean it.' 'You have done your work,' she…
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Weddings, 1900
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Without a Wedding Ring! Chapter Xxi
Nor was he capable of understanding tha, although she had done this deed, released him because of tho love she bore him--yet that love lay now…
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AT the Ballarat Assizes on Thursday morning Thomas Rahaley was charged with administering poison to Jane King and other members of a wedding party at Warngo on 19th December last,…
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AT the Ballarat Assizes on Thursday morning Thomas Rahaley was charged with administering poison to Jane King and other members of a wedding party at…
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'I do not know how it is,' said the kindly lady, 'but there always seems to me to be a kind of natural affinity between young ladies and fruits and…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church, Ashfield, on Wednesday last, when Mr. Leonard Duff Evans, of" Netherby," Warwick, Queensland, was united in the bonds of wedlock…
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'It is no use quarrelling,' she said, or being cross. It is to be hoped Mr. Ainsleigh will marry, but he can only marry one of as, and he has a…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place at the Primitive Methodist Church, Broken Hill, on Wednesday, the 7th February. The contracting parties wore Mr. S. Harris, son of Mr. W. Harris, of Goulburn,…
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The fair face flushed with the eager words; then, turning to Leonard Ainsleigh, she placed the volume in his hand. He recognised it at…
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And Miss Leyton looked complacently at the rich folds of blue silk shot with gold. She kept her seat under the maple-tree, the only one…
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Mabel stood a few minutes before entering the house. Her face was flushed with that half divine light of love that makes even plain women…
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There was a sensational occurrence in connection with a projected wed[?] in Cooma, which was arranged to be sole[?] at St. Paulâs Church on Wednesday [?]…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated on Thursday, March, 1. at 'Wondalma,' the residence of Mrs. Watson, Upper Tumberumba, by the Rev. Owen…
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So that Alice seeing there was nothing for it but to make the best of it, decided upon giving the whole of her time and attention to the…
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Alice turned impatiently away. Leonard had only spoken to her once. Was it possible the blue velvet and the [?] diamond brooch…
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MISS LOTTIE SEE, eldest daughter of the Hon. John Sae, colonial secretary was married at Randwick on ,Wednesday to Mr. Samuel Hordern junior…
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He had never heard her speak of anything except the vanities of the world; how pleasant it was to be rich, to he honoured, to live in a…
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THERE would seem to to something indissolubly connected with a tax where presents are concerned, remarks a writer in St. Paul’s. In truth,…
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"I wish,' he said, how I wish that for you and for me, Mabel, this fete would never end. I should like to wander with you for ever amongst…
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Mr. J. A. BOURKE , formerly manager of Messrs. Charles Hogers and Co. of Goulburn was married to Miss Annie Rogers at S. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, on Saturday…
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