Novelties in Wedding-presents
THESE was novelty as well as usefulness in the present made to Miss Masters and Mr Bo[?], of the own of Congleton, Cheshire, when they were married a few months ago…
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Weddings, 1905
189 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 10
Dry Bread for a Bride. Wedding Dress Torn Up
After a year of matrimony a young Woman named Beatrice Cartledge, a talented violinist, living at Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, on May 18th…
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A very pretty home wedding was celebrated at “Killanear,” Burrowa, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Hurley. on Wednesday, 2nd inst., when their…
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Last week a quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. William Brown, at Bangalore. Mr. Brown's fifth daughter, Louisa, was married to Mr…
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A QUIET wedding took place at Bangalore last week, when Mr. George Sydney Augustus Harvey, eldest son of the late Mr. Isaae Harvey of Windellima, married Miss Louisa…
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ANOTHER young couple, residents of Wombat, were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony on the 9th instant. The marriage was solemnized in the…
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It was a lovely afternoon in June. The sky was blue and clo [?]dless, and the sun shining his brightest on the winding road which led from…
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SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral, Goulburn, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, Ag. 16th, when Mr. J. Haylan, Sydney, and Miss Maggie Confoy, second eldest daughter of Mr. T…
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SS. PETER and Paul's Cathedral Goulburn, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, Aug. 10th, when Mr. J. Hanylan, Sydney, married Maggie Confoy, second eldest…
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Fall in love ! Not [?],’ and Agatha laughed [?]ghly But why do you warn me ?’ ’Because it bright not be good for…
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A very quiet wedding too[?] place at Reidsdale on Wednesday, August 16th, the Rev. Father Clarke officiating, when Hugb William O'Niel, oldest son…
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On Wednesday, the 23rd instant, a very pretty, wedding was celebrated at Wandsworth, the contracting parties being Miss Ada Lavinia, eldest daughter of Mr. and…
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ON Wednesday. 23rd August, at Wands-worth Mr. Robert Gray, son of Mr. Arthur Gray, Kingsdale, married Miss Alice Lavinia Thoroughgood, eldest daughter of Mrs. S…
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At the front of the W[?]e Cottage s[?]retched a long, [?] in which stood several large trees, while at each side were[?]…
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Perhaps it was the slight annoyance in her tone which told him that he couldn’t say what be would like to h[?]r and at that moment he…
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On Wednesday Mr. Hugh Stewart, second son of the late Mr. D. Stewart, of Rangiara, was married to Miss jessie McBean, daughter of Mr. John McBean,…
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An unhappy sequel to a wedding is reported from Browntown, New Jersey. The bride has been seized with smallpox, and the bridegroom, the…
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What is [?] ? she asked. ‘Be my wife at once. We can get married in a few day’s at the registrar’s. Then I will return to…
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The marriage of Mr. Hugh Andrew Stewart, 2nd son of the late Mr. Donald Stewart of Kan[?], with Miss Jessie McBean, 2nd daughter of Mr. John…
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