Wedding
ON Wednesday morning last a very pleasant ceremony was performed at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral, when Mr. W. Doulan, of Burrowa, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss C…
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Weddings, 1900
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Without a Wedding Ring! Chapter Li
Mrs. Morton took the letter with trembling hands. Her heart misgave her, a sick, sorrowful presentiment of coming evil oppressed her. Mabel…
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Miss Winnie Byrne, daughter of Mr. J. Byrne? of Goulburn, was married, to Mr. Daniel Hayes, the well-known cyclist, in St. Joseph's Church, North Goulburn, on Monday evening, by Rev…
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ON Monday last in S. Joseph's Church, North Goulburn, Miss Winnis Byrne, daughter of Mr. J. Byrne of Goulburn, was married to Mr. Daniel Hayes, the…
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ON Wednesday at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral, Mr. John J. Carey, farmer of Taralga, was married to Miss M. Jones of Forest Lodge, Goulburn. Miss Jones, sister…
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ON Sunday next, Mr. and Mrs. John Colls, of Yass will celebrate their golden wedding, having been married in St. Clement's Church, Yass, on 6th May…
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Mrs. Ainsleigh gave some little hint as to Leonard's going with them. He shuddered at the bare idea, and she thought it as well not to press the…
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THE marriage of the Rev. G. W. Furner, youngest son of Mr. Charles Furner, J.P., Camden, with Miss Alice Isabelia Ottaway, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S…
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THERE are many superstitions having regard to marriage, and among the quaintest are the following: The bride who dreams of fairies on…
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YESTERDAY Mr. and Mrs. John Colls, of “Victoria Cottage,” Yass, attained the 50th anniversary of their wedding day, having been married on 6th May, 1850, at…
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Mr. and Mrs. John Colls celebrated their golden wedding, on Sunday last and were recipients of a number of presents, besides cards and letters of…
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So they had never heard what day was settled for the wedding, they knew it was to be some time in the autumn. The twenty-eighth of…
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ON Wednesday morning 25th ultime a wedding was celebrated in All Saints' Church, Balderogery, when Miss Alice Olivia Woodhouse, only daughter of Mr. Henry…
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Lady Mackin's prophecy was accomplished. Mabel became the rage. She had more admirers than she could count, and no one rejoiced…
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A VERY quiet wedding was celebrated by the Rev. D. A. Gilsenan, in the Wesleyan Church on Wednesday, 9th instant, the contracting parties being Mr. W. A…
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If it should be Evelyn-if he did find her would she ever forgive him? What was the message that accursed Varley brought back? 'Her heart…
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There was one minute of unbroken silence, uninterrupted save by the whisper of the wind and the son of the birds. Lord Gothwic's face had…
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Once more Lord Gothwic stood before his wife and child. 'I have not come to ask for your decision, Evelyn,' he said, sadly;…
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IF there is one thing that the female mind is more susceptible to than another it is that of matrimony, as exemplified by the crowded state of St…
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A PRETTY wedding took place at S. Saviour's Cathedral on Wednesday last, when Miss Amy Howard, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Howard of Opal-street, was married to Mr…
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