"The Fatal Wedding."
Mr. Edwin Geach has made arrangements with Messrs. Rupert Clarke and Clyde Meynell for a series of revivals of the famous musical melodrama, "The Fatal Wedding,"…
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Weddings, 1910
158 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 5 of 8
"The Fatal Wedding."
There was a splendid downstairs house at the Oddfellowe' Hell on Saturday evening, whoa the above popular drama was produced by the Edwin Geach Dramatic Company. The performance on the…
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In the Goldsmith-street Methodist Church on Monday afternoon Miss Agatha Hone, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Jane Hone, was married to Mr. William Warburton, son of Mrs. Sims, of this city. The Rev…
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On Monday last, at the residence of the bride's parents. Archibald, elders son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hopkin, of Arncliffe, was united in the holy bonds to Gertrude, second…
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A very queit wedding was celebrated at St Clement's Church, Yass, on May 11th, the contracting parties being Mr. Alfred Ernest, third eldest…
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At St. Nicholas' Church, North Goulburn, on Wednesday, 8th June, at 2.30 p.m., a wedding was solemnised by the Von. Archdeacon Spencer, the contracting parties being Miss Bessie…
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On Wednesday afternoon last a wedding took place, when Ellen, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Miller, of Young, was united in the bonds to Mrs. Joseph…
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On Wednesday morning at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral Mr. George Herbert King, eldest son of Mr. George King, of Coromandel-street, married Miss Christina Margaret…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Luke's Church of England, Taralga, on Thursday, June 2nd, the contracting parties being Mr. Clement North, third son of the late Mr…
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On the 9th June last, at Summer Hill, Sydney Dr. Ernest Culpin, recently resident medical officer at the Goulburn Hospital, married Miss Hilda Colman, who was for…
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The following account, of a Scotch wedding of to-day, a quiet, happy little function, is from The Wooin' o' Mysie," by Mrs. Mary N. Mann. Mrs. Mann…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place recently at Pymble at the Roman Catholic Church, when Mr. Michael St. Ledger, youngest son of the late Mr. Martin…
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A correspondent writes:—A wedding took place at Welcome Reefs between Mr. John L. Croker, eldest son of Mr. J. E. Croker, Oallen, and Miss Victoria Mary Smith, second eldest…
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In St. Saviour's Cathedral at a quarter-past twelve (noon) yesterday Mr. Henry Bell, eldest son of Mr. H. J. Bell, Goulburn, was married by the Ven. Archdeacon…
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The Goldsmith-street Methodist Church was crowded on Wednesday evening to witness the marriage of Mr. Victor Glasziou, eldest son of the late Mr. Glasziou, of…
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On Wednesday, 3rd instant, Mr. P. Champion, of Goulburn, son of the late Mr. H. Champion, was married to Ada Agnes, the third daughter of…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Stephen's Church, Newtown, Sydney, last month, the contracting parties being Robert Bertram, third son of the late Mr. George…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Andrew's Church, Brisbane, recently, when Mr. Leslie E. Newling (younger son of Mr. W. Newling, of Goulburn) was married to Ruby F. (only…
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A very quiet but exceptionally pretty wedding was celebrated at tile residence of Mr.A. McIntosh, of Queanbeyan, last month, the contraction parties being Amy Elizabeth,…
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ON Wednesday —27th July, “Glenocrawn,” Thuddungrs, the residence of Mr. John Lynch was the scene of a very quite and pretty wedding. the contracting…
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