Marriage Mystery. Singular Complications of an Irish Wedding
A problem is to be set for solution before the Dublin courts. It is When was Captain Somerville married? Captain James Somerville, of the…
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Weddings, 1910
158 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 8
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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Sherring—Weedon.—On Wednesday morning at St. Nicholas' Church, North Goulburn, a pretty wedding was celebrated by the Ven. Archdeacon Spencer between Lucy, oldest…
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Chester-Smith—Newman.—A very quiet wedding was celebrated at "Clinton Cottage," Clinton-street, on New Year's Night, when Clara, widow of the late Captain A. W…
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On Wednesday 20th December, the Presbyterian Church Laggan, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the contracting partis being Ernest…
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On Wednesday afternoon last a very pretty wedding--and it can be called a pretty wedding without using the word merely conventionally--was celebrated in St. Paul's…
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Christ Church, West Goulburn, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Monday evening, 3rd January, 1910, when Miss Elsie M. Shurety, fourth daughter of the late Mr. J…
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On Wednesday morning last at half-past ten at St. Nicholas Church, North Goulburn, Mr. Frank R. Sherring, son of Mr. Sherring of Montague-street,…
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A very quiet wedding took place in SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral on Monday morning at 5.30, when Mr. Thomas Shanahan, eldest son of the late Mr. Thomas Shanahan, of the Briars,…
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A wedding took place at "The Towers" on Wednesday evening, when Mr. David Edward Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, of "The Towers," married Miss Mary McCaig…
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Mitchell—Cameron.—A very pretty and quiet wedding was celebrated in the Laggan Presbyterian Church on 29th ultimo by the Rev. C. Crane, when Annie, third daughter…
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For the [?] of the man she loved the wife of a wealthy To[?] merchant sacrificed husband, home children, all that a woman holds most dear,…
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A wealthy American Benedict and his bride, the daughter of a prominent stockbroker, are about to figure in a singular prosecution,…
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A wealthy American Benedict and his bride, the daughter of a prominent stockbroker, are about to figure in a singular prosecution…
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Slatyer—Worner.—A quiet wedding was celebrated on Monday evening, when Mr. Ernest James Slatyer, son of Mr. John Slatyer, of Goulburn, was married by the Rev. E…
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The bride and bridegroom at the close of the ceremony turn and walk into the vestry, where the register is to be signed by them, the witnesses being chosen…
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A quiet but very pretty wedding took place at Sandy Creek, Gunning, on Wednesday, 5th January. Mr. Thomas Lees, of Gunning was married by the Re. A. R. Shaw…
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The [?] little village of Binalong was [?] from an early hour on Wednesday [?] 13th inst. [?] sulkies followed each other in…
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St. Paul's, Presbyterian Church, Young, was crowded, with overflow throngs lining the footpaths and road, on Wednesday evening last to witness the marriage ceremony,…
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ON Wednesday night, St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church had, all eating accommodation occupied by the large gathering which assembled to witness the ceremony…
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