A New Year Wedding
A PRETTY wedding was celebrate at St. Andrew's Church at 9 a. m. on Thursday last when Miss Alice Grace McKeahine, only daughter of Mr. George McKeahnie, of…
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Weddings, 1906
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A Hasty Wedding. Chapter Xx. Above the Quaery
Oh layers quarrel. Fierce anger [?] of [?] replied Therese, with a hugh…
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St. James's Church, King-street, Sydney, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday, 20th Dec., when Miss Violet Monkley, youngest daughter of Mr. H. B. Monkley, Garfield,…
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St. JAMES'S CHURCH King-street, Sydney was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday, 20th December, when Miss Violet Monkley, youngest daughter of Mr…
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‘Oh, Agatha, dont go at present. I want to convince you how much better it would be for you to marry Baird,’ he said in a low, beseeching…
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A WEDDING of considerable interest through out the Anglican diocese of Goulburn was solemnised by Archdeacon F. Wentworth. Sheilds, M.A., at St. John's Church, Wagga,…
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‘The murderer will be punished by his conscience even if he is not traced. Did you hear how Mrs. Irvine was?’…
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A WEDDING of considerable interest throughout the Anglican diocese of Goulburn was solemnised by Archdeacon F. Wentworth-Shields, M.A., at St. John’s Church, Wagga, on Thursday last…
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DEISGRACEFUL proceeding were witnessed at a wedding at Warren on Thursday night. The church and its approaches were crowded, and amongst the attendance were a number…
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Warren, Saturday.—Disgraceful proceedings were witnessed at a wedding here on Thursday night. The church and its approaches were crowded, and amongst the attendance were a number of…
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About eight o’clock she was roused from her slumbers by the appearance of a nice breakfast, well served, and on Agatha expressing…
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ON Wednesday last, at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral, Miss Ada Taylor, fourth daughter of Mr. John Taylor, of Kingsdale, was married to Mr. Phillip Hogan, of Burraga. Rev…
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At the Goldsmith-street Methodist Church on Wednesday afternoon Miss Sarah Gray, daughter of Mr. A. Gray, of Rosedale, was married by the Rev. J. Woodhouse to Mr. Alf…
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ON Wednesday afternoon at the Goldsmith-street Methodist Church, Miss Sarah Gray, daughter of Mr. A. Gray, of Rosedale, was married to Mr. Alf. E. Wetting, of Kingsdale…
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‘Had you any reason to suspect that the prisoner had formerly known your husband ?’ She raised her head and flung it…
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“Leander !” “Agatha !” The exclamations were simultaneous as she turned her eyes on hearing the door unbarred and saw her lover…
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A very quiet wedding was celebrated at St Mary's, Crook well, on Monday, when Mr. John Callaghan, of Kings' Plains, near Bathurst, was married to…
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Disgraceful proceedings were witnessedd at a wedding at Warren (N.S. W.) The church and its approaches were crowded. The officiating…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral on Wednesday morning, the contracting parties being Miss Tessie McAlcer (youngest daughter of the late Mr. James McAlcer,…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated in the Baptist Church at 9 o'clock on Wednesday evening, when Miss A. K. Connor, third daughter of Mrs. T. Connor of Goulburn, was…
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