Wedding. Fergusson--nicholas
A QUIET wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, July 18, at "Felix Cottage." Harden, the residence of the bride's tather; when Miss May…
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Weddings, 1906
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Wedding
On Wednesday evening last St. John's Church of England was crowded, the occasion being the marriage of Mr. Ernest Kinleside, oldest son of Mr. Andrew…
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A PRETTY wedding was celebrated at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral last evening, when Mr. Patrick McGuigan, eldest son of Mr. James McGuigan, of Sloane-street,…
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Miss Mary Spillane, eldest daughter of Mr. M. Spillane, of, Clinton-street, was married at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral on Tuesday evening to Mr. Patrick MrGuigan, eldest son…
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AT S.S Peter and Paul's Cathedral at nine o'clock this morning Mr. William Dennis Barrett, youngest son of the late Mr. Patrick Barrett, of Springfield, Lower Bore. married…
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SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral, Goulburn was the scene of a protty wedding on Wednesday morning of Mr. D. Cass, J.P., of Rosegrove, Bore, was married to Mr. W. D. Barrett,…
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This (Thursday) morning at the Goldsmith-street Methodist Church Miss Ruby Violet Line, second daughter of Mr. A. H. Line, of this city, was married to Mr. Donald Henry…
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The advent of Messrs. Meynell and Gunn's popular company with the successful production, "The Fatal Wedding," is being awaited with interest. A Sydney writer, referring to…
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A PRETTY wedding was solemnised at the Goldsmith-street Methodist Church at 9 a.m. yesterday, when Mr. Donald Henry McLeay, second son of the late Mr. D. McLeay of…
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Messrs. Meynell and Gunn's company is meeting with a repetition of the remarkable season it had in Melbourne and Sydney, when money was refused night after night. A combination…
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OF Messrs Meynell and G[?]n’s popular company with the successful production “The Fatal Wedding,” a Sydney writer, referring to the first performance in Sydney, said :—It is very question,…
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ANOTHER very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Goldsmith-street Methodist Church at 10.30 this morning, when Mr. Robert William Raward, only son of Mr. William Raward of…
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THE box-plans for the Fatal Wedding were opened at Foxall's this morning, and a very large sale of seats said to be recorded for each evening of the two nights to which the…
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Unusual interest is attached to the impending season of the successful melodrama, "The Fatal Wedding," which the well-known English directorate, Messrs. Meynell and Gunn…
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Miss Lucy Ellen Hampshire, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Hampshire, of Bradley-street, was married to Mr. Robert Raward, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Raward, of "Deva,"…
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To-morrow evening will witness the first appearance in the Mechanics’ Institute of Messrs, Meynell and Gunn’s celebrated dramatic combination, in the…
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IF you want to get a seat at the Oddfellows' Hall to-morrow night, you will have to use the words which Tennyson puts into the mouth of the May Queen "You will have to…
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This favourite musical melodrama, which has scored such a great success throughout the English-speaking world, will he staged here to-night at the Oddfellows' Hall. Messrs. Meynell…
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THESE was a fair house at the Oddfellows' Hall last night to witness the staging by Messrs. Meynell and Gunn's dramatic organisation of "The Fatal Wedding." R…
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