Wedding
GILES-McDONALD.--At the Presbyterian Church Crookwell, on Wednesday last, the marriage of Miss Edith May, second eldest daughter of Mr…
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Weddings, 1907
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Weddings
Wednesday, the 16th instant, was the date of a very pretty but quiet wedding which took place in the Methodist Church, Crookwell, the contracting parties…
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A very popular wedding took lace in the Golspie R. C. Church on Wednesday 23rd inst., when Mr. Philip J. McAlister, youngest son of…
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A VERY quiet bat pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents, on Wednesday afternoon last, in the presence of the immediate friends of…
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St. John's Church of England was the scone of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday afternoon last, when the Rev. Archdeacon Simpson, of Cootamundra, who has exchanged…
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THERE was a very large congregation at St. John’s Church of England on Wednesday afternoon to witness a very pretty wedding when there were joined together in holy matrimony,…
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A pretty wedding took place at Christ Church, Lavender Bay, on Friday. when Mr. W. H. Baxter, eldest son of Mr. H. Baxter, of this city, was married to Miss…
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A PE[?]TTY wedding took place at Christ Church Lavender Bay, on Friday, when Mr. W. H. Baxter, eldest son of Mr. H. Baxter of this city was married to Hiss Mary Studdy,…
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At all saints’, Hunter’s Hill, on Wednesday evening of last week Miss Amy Laura Stopps, eldest Daughter of Mr.Arthur J. Stopps, of “Loombah”…
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Princess Louise, sister of the Duke of Orleans, and Charles of Bourbon, brother-in-law of the king of Spain, were married at Wood Norton, with great…
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This morning at nine o'clock, Mr. Thomas Emery, license of the Federal City Hotel, was married to Miss R. Fainter, second daughter of Mrs. A. Painter, of Chestnut…
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On Wednesday morning Miss E. Painter, second daughter of Mrs. A. Painter, of Chestnut Farm, Rosemonte, was married to Mr. Thomas Emery, licensee of the Federal [?] Hotel. The…
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A very pretty wedding was salemnised in the Chruch of England Burrows, on Wednesday afternoon last, by the Rev. G. P. Metcalfe, when…
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There was an amazing scene at a wedding a few days ago in the parish church of Isle Abbots, a village near Ilminster, Somerset. (says the London…
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A weeding in which considerable interest was manifested locally took place on November 20, when Miss Mabel Edith Rankins, the…
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The marriage of Miss Florence Butler, third daughter of the late Mr. T. Butler, formerly of the Justice Department, Goulburn, and granddaughter of the late Mr. Michael Butler, Inspector-General…
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A wedding took place on Wednesday, November 20, at the Central Methodist Hall, Wetherill-street, Leichhardt, the bride being Emily Amelia, second daughter of Mr…
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A nice little wedding took place in the Salvation Army Barracks on Wednesday evening, when Miss Ada Grant, the only daughter of Mr. Edward Grant, of…
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A very pretty wedding took place at the Salvation Army Barracks on Wednesday evening when Mr. H. Martin was married to Miss Ada Grant. The building…
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THE marriage of Miss Florance Butler, third daughter of the late Mr.T..Butler, formerly of the Justice Department, Goulburn, with Mr. Frederick Gearge Sheahan, second son…
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