Wedding Bells
On Thursday, the 26th August, a very pretty wedding was solemnized at the Church of England, Gresford. Miss Ellie Brown, second daughter of Mr. H. H. Brown, the worthy member for the…
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Wedding at Orange Grove
There was great rejoicing at Orange Grove on Wednesday last, the occasion being the celebration of the nuptials of one of the daughters of Mr…
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Precisely at half—past two o'clock this afternoon, while the sun was shedding its brilliant lustre upon the handsome stained glass windows of the cathedral—like church of st, Mary's, west…
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Precisely at half-past two o'clock on Tuesday. while the sun was shedding\its brilliant lustre upon the handsome stained glass windows of the Cathedral-like Church of St. Mary's, West…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →District News. Glennie's Creek. Wedding Bells. [From a Correspondent.]
A PRETTY wedding took place at Camberwell on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Mr Ernest A. J. Noble, eldest son of Mr James Noble, of Glennie's Creek,…
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At All Saints' Church, Singleton, on Wednesday, the marriage tie was celebrated between Miss Ennlie May Budden fourth daughter of Mrs H. Percy of the…
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The most unique little wedding, witnessed throughout this district for some years was that which took place on Wednesday 24th inst., when the…
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Mr. George' Harding; an ardent widower on whose head 105 winters sat lightly, took unto himself his fourth wife. Two years later, at St. Bridget's Church, Chester, he…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Hasty Marriage. Chapter Xxxix. Wedding Joy Bells
Preparations for the weddings had been going on at Thornton Villa on a grand scale for over a fortnight past, and on this eventful morning the house and the grounds' presented…
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