Rosalie’s Wedding Day. Chapter .Vii, a [?] Wedding
But Sir Gerald was equally on the alert to prevent him, and at last he was forced to leave the house in his company, for the baronet was so insistent…
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Weddings, 1904
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Wedding
A large party of friends gathered at the Goldsmith-street Methodist Church on Wednesday afternoon to witness the marriage of Miss Ethel Gilbert, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Gilbert, of…
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AT the Goldsmith-street church on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. John Rogers, second son of Alderman Rogers of Goulburn, married Miss Ethel, Gilbert, eldest daughter…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, Goulburn, on Wednesday last, when Mr. W. Green, eldest son of Mr. Geo. Green,…
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ON Thursday, 20th instant, at St. John's Church, Young, Mr. John J. Ford, late of the Murrumburrah Post Office, was married to Miss A. E. Jacobs…
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At St Xavier’s Church, Gunning, on Wednesday, 19th instant, Mr. Stirling John Bede Grosvenor, seventh son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grosvenor of…
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A very quiet wedding took place at Brindabella on Wednesday, 26th October, when Mr.W. P. Dawes, third son of Mr. W. Daw[?]s of Good Hope, was married to Miss…
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AT 9a.m. to-day at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral Mr. Michael P. Brewer warder in Maitland jail, married Miss Sarah Jane Ryan, youngest daughter of Mr. Ryan of North…
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On Wednesday, 26th October last, Mr. William P Dawes, third son of Mr. W. Dawes of Good Hope, and well known in the district, was married to Miss Amy…
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ON Wednesday evening at St. Nicholas' Church of England, North Goulburn, Mr. J. J. Field, railway employe, married Miss Florence Topham, eldest daughter of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Argyle Liberal, and District Recorde Impartial.—Not Neutral. Truth, ever lovely since the world began, The foe of turants and the friend of man. Friday, November 11, 1904. Wedding
At 9 a.m. on Wednesday at S.S. Peter and [?] Cathedral, Mr. Michael P. Brewer, warder in Maitland gaol, married Miss Sarah Jane Ryan,…
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The magnificent and costly presents which, have been lavished recently on distinguished bridal couples call to mind some of the truly regal gifts that have fallen to the lot of…
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ON Wednesday, Nov. 9; St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, was the scene of quite a fashionable wedding, when Mr. Charles George Harvey, only son…
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Whether or not 1904 has brought much comfort to the leap year young lady, it has certainly produced quite an epidemic of convict weddings—indeed since the year…
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It was the night before the wedding, and after a busy and fatiguing day, Gerald had gone home with Ruth to have some tea…
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On Tuesday evening last a quiet wedding was celebrated in St. Bartholomew's church, Crookwell, when Mr. Richard Mox[?]am of this town,…
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At St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, a wedding took place on November 9, when Mr. James Keyron Bourke, only son of Mr. John Bourke,…
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THE marriage of Mr. Frank Osborne, son of Mr. George Osborne, of Foxlow, Bungendore, N.S.W., with Miss Daisy Gollin, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gollin, took…
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In the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening, Mr. Walter Herbert McIntosh, eldest son of Mrs. R. Beasy, and late Mr. Robert McIntosh, of…
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