Wedding
THE S. M. Herald states:—On Thursday, the 25th Sept, St. Philip's Church, Church-bill, was beautifully decorated by girl friends of the bride, for the wedding…
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Weddings, 1902
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Wedding
A wedding of considerable local and general interest owing to the wide circle of relatives and acquaintances, in this and the adjoining state, took place on…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place at “Fairmeadow,” the residence of the bride’s mother, on Wednesday, 25th September, the contracting parties being Mr. Patrick O’Conner,…
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On Wednesday afternoon a quiet wedding took Place at the residence of Mr. A. Compton, of Junee, formerly of Goulburn, when Miss Amy Compton was united in the holy bonds with Mr. P…
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LAST Wednesday Contable Henry Otto Moras, who has recently been removed from Queanbeyan to Crookwell, was married at the former place to Miss…
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Sacred Heart Church, Marengo, presented a very pretty appearance on Monday, 13th inst., the occasion being the wedding of Miss Mary Griffin, eldest daughter of Mr…
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Twenty five years since the morning you married me, Twenty-five years you have bullied and harried me…
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St. Patrick's Church, Michelago, was the scene of a wedding on Wednesday afternoon of last week, the contracting parties being Mr. J. T. McTernan, second son of the late Mr. T…
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A wedding took place at the Church of England, Narrawa, on the 22nd ult., the contracting parties being Emily, third daughter of Mr. Henry Kensit, of…
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The following is from the Chatswood Weekly Despatch:âThe marriage of. Mr. W. Summergreen with Miss R. McAleer was celebrated at Our Lady of Dolours Church on Tuesday, 28th…
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A singular and perhaps unprecedented event recently occurred in one of the principal London hospitals. A young lady, the fiancee of one of the hospital doctors, was…
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In, our issue of the 8th we made brief mention of a quiet wedding that took place in St. John's Church of England, Young, the previous…
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THE marriage of Charles Chew son of Mr. Henry Chew. Monteagle, and Miss B. Louie Freud[?] Youngest daughter of Mr. M. Frehd[?], Monteagle, was solemnised in St. John’s Church…
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A wedding was celebrated at the Baptist Church Rooty Hill, on Wednesday, when Mr. A. E. Swan Eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Sean, of Taralga, was married to Miss Annie Francis,…
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A novel attraction will be provided by the members of the Methodist Literary Union in the lecture-hall this evening, taking the form of a mock wedding breakfast. The bride and…
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A PLEASANT break in the usual meetings of the Methodist Literary Union took place last evening, when a mock wedding breakfast was held in the Goldsmith-street Lecture…
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The members of the Methodist Literary Union took part in a mock wedding breakfast in the Goldsmith-street Lecture Hall on Tuesday evening. A large number of spectators,…
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On Tuesday the Cootamundra Methodist Church was the scene of quite a brilliant function (says the Herald) on the occasion of the marriage of Miss Eva Nash, eldest daughter of…
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