Without a Wedding Ring! Chapter Lxvi
Oldbrook House, the town mansion of Gothwics stands near Hyde Park. It is one of the most beautiful bouses in town. Lord Gothwin, who liked…
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Weddings, 1900
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Without a Wedding Ring! Chapter Lxviii
His strength seemed to fail with the setting of the sun. There wss no one with him now but Dr. Turner, his wife and Lady Gertrude…
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ON Tuesday morning we receive! by post from Canada a copy of a contemporary beating the title of THE KAMLOOPS STANDARD, published at Kamloops, British…
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THE London correspondent of the " Bradford Observer '' gives an interesting account of a curious wedding which took place in the West End…
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'Tell me,' he said,' in this wonderful news I hear true ? I was almost afraid to ask you -- can it be true? Do you mean, that mamma's true…
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'If that is not asking for an invitation,' said Alice,' throwing a letter contemptuously to her husband, 'I do not know what is! Some people…
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A WEDDING took place at Mount View, near Cessnock, a few days ago, which attracted considerable attention, and at which the subsequent proceedings were…
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Miss Ada Florence Wallace, second daughter of Mr. Joseph Wallace, Goulburn, was married to Mr. William Frederick Kershler, operator at the Goulburn telegraph office, on Wednesday evening…
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A very quiet wedding was celebrated in the Wesleyan Church, Yass, by the Rev D. A. Gilsenan recently, the contracting parties being Mr. W. A. Masters, fifth son of Mr…
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ON Wednesday evening Miss Ada Florence Wallace, second daughter of Mr. Joseph Wallace, of Goulburn, was married by the Rev. G. D. Buchanan at her brother's…
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A quiet sneer that brought a crimson flush to the sallow face. She throw the cards to Leonard. Do as you like.' she said : 'I…
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ON Wednesday, 6th inst., at “Greenwood,” Nanima Creek, the marriage of Maggic, third daughter of the late Thos. Armstrong, to Mr. Bismark…
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'I shall not give it,' he said, calmly. 'I shall neither degrade Lady Gothwic. Lady Gertrude, nor myself, by any such promise.'…
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'You had much better leave it where it is, Leonard: no good ever comes of such affairs as these. There is the dinner bell.'…
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IN S. Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn, at a quarter to three this afternoon Dr. R. D. Mo Master of Woodside, Goulburn, was married to Miss Lillias Helen Finlay, third daughter…
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Never while she uvea was [?] Ainsleigh again to forget the scene of that morning. The large, lofty room, the sun streaming in through…
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ST. Gregory's church was a scene of lively animation on Thursday last, to witness the wedding of a very popular lady--Miss Martha Ryan, second…
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On Wednesday, 6th June, a pretty wedding was celebrated at Nanima, where the Rev. D. Jackson, of Yass, united in the holy bonds of matrimony Bismarck Walmsley,…
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AN interesting case was heard at Dubbo small debts court this week. At a wedding in the church on May 22 there was the usual concourse of spectators. As…
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MOUNT PLEASANT, the residence of Mrs. John Lawton, sen., was on the 20th instant, the scene of a very pretty wedding, when Miss Ester Lawton, Fifth…
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