Silver Wedding
A most enjoyable evening was spent at Mr. Casper Merton's residence, Yarra, on the 22nd instant, to celebrate the silver wedding of their eldest daughter and…
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Weddings, 1900
153 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 8
Wedding
A VERY pretty wedding was witnessed by a large number of friends at the Adamstown Primitive Methodist Church at three o'clock on Wednesday, the 13th June, when Mr…
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The marriage of Mr. Andrew Kennedy, of Binalong, and Johanna, eldest daughter of Alderman Patrick Dwyer, took place at St. Patrick's Church on Wednesday…
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For almond icing of a cake take one pound of sweet almonds, a pound of the finest white sifted sugar (icing sugar), the whites of two eggs, and a little orange…
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THE residence of Mr. A. Wade, Cavan, on the 20th inst., was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the contracting parties being Mr. John Wade, second eldest son…
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OUR Burraga correspondent writes:—A nice little wedding took place here on Monday last, the contracting parties being Mr. C. F. Hearne, of Peelwood, and Miss…
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A quiet and pretty wedding was celebrated at “Glencoe,” the residence of Mr. A. McDonald, on Wednesday, July 4, when Miss McDonald, of “Gloncre,”…
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ON Friday evening, at Fairleigh Cottage, Miss Lydia Valina Bain, eldest daughter of Mr. John Hain, of Derringullen, was married to Mr. John Southwell, eldest…
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ON Wednesday, 4th July, St. Andrew’s Church, Yass, was crowded to the door, the occasion being the marriage of Mr. O. T. Burne, second son of Mr. Alfred Burne,…
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ON Friday last the marriage of Mr. John Southwell, of Rye Park, to Miss Lydia Bain, eldest daughter of Mr. John Bain, of Belle Vale, took place…
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ON Wednesday, 4th July, St. Andrews' Church, Yass, was crowded to the door, the occasion being the marriage of Mr. O. T. Burne, second son of Mr. Alfred…
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CHRITT CHURCH, Gladesville, was the scene of a very pretty and interesting wedding on Wednesday, July 18th, the occasion being the marriage of Mr. A Aubrey Fairley, eldest son of the late Mr…
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ON Thursday evening last at SI. Nicholas' Church North Goulburn, Mr. William V. Warren of North Goulburn was married to Mrs. Elizabeth Day of South Goulburn. The…
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ON Monday last at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral Goulburn Miss B. Moloney second daughter of Mrs. O. Moloney of Auburn-street was married to Mr. T. J. Flaherty employed…
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THE marriage of Mr. William Curnow, accounts ant in the bank of New-South Wales, Young, to Miss Mary Ducker, daughter of Mr. John Richardson, Glebe point, was celebrated by the…
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THIS morning at S. Nicholas' church, North GOulburn, Miss Emma Payne, only daughter of Inspector Payne of the railway department, Goulburn, was married to Mr. Lovel A. Lake,…
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A VERY pre[?] wedding was solemnized at Marengo on Wednesday, the 8th instant, when Mary, second daughter of Mr. Edward Richens, was married to Mr. Hedley R…
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THIS morning at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral, Goulburn, Mien M. Hennessy, daughter of the late Mr. M. Hennessy of Lake Batburst, and sister of Mrs. T. O'Leary of the Harp…
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FROM the social column of the SYDNEY MORNING HERALD we take the following account of the marriage of Mr. G. M. Mackenzie, who was for some time an officer, in the branch of the…
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Barbara and Lattice Maitland were orphans, the children of a doctor whose genius had developed- itself more in the direction of spending than of saving,…
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