Wedding
A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated at the Church of England, Chatsbury; on Wednesday afternoon, 18th instant, when Mr. W. H. Brown, oldest son of Mr. H. Brown. of…
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Weddings, 1907
194 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 8 of 10
Wedding
This (Thursday) morning, at the home of the bride, Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Alexander, daughter of Mr. Isaac Shepherd, of Goulburn, was married to Mr. James Welsh Governor, manager of the local…
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Yesterday morning Mr. James Weich Grovenor, manager of the Goulburn branch of the City Bank, married Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Alexander, eldest…
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At St. James' Church, Sydney, on Tuesday evening, September 21, the marriage. was solemnisel of Miss Violet. Stuckey, youngest daughter of the late Mr. George…
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A very attractive wedding was celebrated at the Church of England at Chatsbury on Wednesday, 18th instant, at 3.30, when Miss Philomena Walker, fourth daughter…
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ON Wednesday evening Miss Mabel McClung, of Goulburn, and Mr. J. Norris, of Fish River, were married in the Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Mr. Gauld. The bride…
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On Wednesday evening last a very pretty choral wedding took place in St. Clement’s Church, where the Rev. H. E. Lewin joined in the holy bonds of…
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ON TUESDAY last, the bonds of matrimony were solemnised at the Manse at Young between Mr. John Irvine of Ludger, Temora Road, and Miss Cora Ella Gertrude…
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A most pleasing and interesting gathering took place in our district on Wednesday, October 2nd, when nearly 120 guests assembled by invitation at the residence of our old…
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THE marriage of Eileen, eldest daughter of Captain and Mrs. Marshall, of Melbourne, to to Multhew Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. F Gibb, of Berthong station, Wallendbeen, N.S.W…
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The Roman Catholic Church here was the scene of a rather pretty wedding on Monday last, when Mr James Barrett, of Gunning, was joined in…
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Last Monday morning, the 7th inst., ushered in with intermittent thunder and a sudden fall of rain; but the weather cleared up about 9 o’clock,…
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On Wednesday, September 18, the marriage of Mrs John Reavley, only son of the Rev. M. Reavley, of William-street, with Miss Grace Hilda Thompson, second…
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A pretty marriage was celebrated at the Crookwell Methodist Church last Wednesday, when Miss Florence Gertrude May Waye, youngest daughter…
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The Church of England on Wednesday night last was crowded with people of the town, who had assembled to witness the marriage ceremony of Miss Daisy Bennett…
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ON Wednesday evening last, St John’s Church of England at Young was the scene of a very picturesque wedding, and one which, judging by the large congregation which assembled to…
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Wednesday, the 16th instant, was the date of a very pretty but quiet wedding which took place at S.S Peter and Paul's Cathedral the contracting parties being Mr. Lance, oldest son…
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The marriage of Mr. George Macleay Macarthur-Oaslow, third son of the late Captain Oaslow, R.N., and Mrs. Macarthur-Oaslow, of Camden Park, with…
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