Wedding
ON Wednesday afternoon at St. John’s Church of England, Miss Laurn Fanny Metcalfe, eldest daughter of Mr. C. J Metcalfe, was wedded to Mr Francis H Chesterman of Tasmania. The Rev…
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Weddings, 1904
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Rosalie’s Wedding Day. Chapter I. Rosalie’s Lovers
In spite of his forty odd years, Sir Charles Wei by had fallen as fervently in love as a lad of twenty, thought Resaile Hammond, the object of his…
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A PRETTY wedding took place at the Church, of England, West Goulburn, this morning, when Mr. F. B. Wilson, son of Mr. W. Wit. non of Clifford-street, married Miss Emily…
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Dr. Paget, one of the guests, pushed his way through the crowd, and gently thrusting Mrs. Molyneux to one side, knelt down beside the murdered…
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On Monday morning, at Christ Church, West Goulburn, a marriage was celebrated between Mr. F. B. Wilson, son of Mr. W. Wilson, Clifford-street, and Miss Emily Laker, fourth daughter of Mr…
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AT SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral this morning, Mr. Francis A. Kelly, fifth son of Mr. J. Kelly of Greendale, Tarlo, married Miss M. A. Cook, fifth daughter of…
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On Wednesday afternoon Miss Agnes Sheekey, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Sheekey of this town, was married to Mr. William Stokes, son of…
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The inquest was again adjourned foe a week, since Mrs. Molyneux was seriously ill in bed, suffering from prostration owing to the shock her…
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Trinity Baptist Church was the soe[?]e of a pretty wedding on Wednesday morning, the [?]ing parties being Mr. H. Tyler (representative of the British Imperial Jewellery Company) and Miss…
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On Wednesday afternoon (says the Yass Tribune), Miss Age[?] Sheekey of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Sheekey of Yass, was [?] to Mr. William Stokes…
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ON Wednesday last a wedding which was anticipated with considerable interest was solemnised, the contracting parties being Etienne, son of the late Dr Pickburn of…
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A WEDDINGF was celebrated at Mary Vale. near Bowral, the residence of the bride's parents, on Wednesday afternoon, October 5th, when Miss Vivienne Simons, youngest…
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On Wednesday last, reports the ‘Argus’ a wedding anticipated with considerable interest was solemnised, the contracting parties being Etienne, son of the late…
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‘ Are you going to be married ? I hope you will be very happy,’ said Rosalie in artless surprise and pleasure as she lifted her eyes to his shyly…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated this morning at 9.31 , at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. C. Thomson, of Grafton-street, when Miss Annie McFadzen, youngest…
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‘My dear Rosalie,’ she commiserated, ‘I am so very, very sorry for you. Sir Gerald says it’s such a very bad sign, Mr. Daryll going away ; so likely to…
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Miss Annie McFadzean, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas McFadzean, late of the Railway Department was quietly married on Wednesday morning to Mr. James H. Borger, of the local police…
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A vary pretty wedding (says a correspondent to the Cowra Free Press). was celebrated at "Clyde," the residence of Mr. R. C. Cameron, on Wednesday last…
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AT St. Mary's R.C. Church, last Wednesday the wedding of Mr. J. C. Foley and Miss M. L. Murphy took place, and notwithstanding the early…
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‘In the drawing-room, Nelson ?’ and she almost flow along the intervening corridor, so eager was she to hear Sir Gerald’s tidings…
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