Wedding Bells
A pretty wedding witch [?]eated in the Wesleyan Church, [?], on Tuesday, 12th [?] being [?] daughter of Mr. H. bunch, [?], and…
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Weddings and War
Is there a slump in the marriage market asks an English exchange. The absence of a quarter of a million eligible young men in South Africa is said to have left the land full of lonely and neglected…
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A very interesting wedding was celebrated in St. Paul's Church of England, West Maitland, on Tuesday, June 6, 1000, when Mr. J. W. Stain of Sydney, only son of Mr. W. A. Stain of Maitland, was…
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The tables were arranged after the fashion of ancient banquet tables, forming an open square, the bridal couple taking their places at the middle of the cross tables facing the…
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The discusaion of the problem of diverse in the Epircopal Church has been atmulated by the recent. sotion of the Rew. Dr. D. Parker Morgan, re[?] of the Church of the Heavenly Rest, in this city. Dr…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday last, the 11th July, at Holy Trinity Church, Lochinver, the [?] parties being [?] Caroline Ekess. fourth daughim of Mr. J. Ekert, of…
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The discussion of the problem of divorce in the Episcopal Church has been stimulated by the recent action of the Rev. Dr. D. Parker Morgan, rector of the Church of the Heavenly Rest, in this city. Dr…
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The marriage of Lady Randolph Spencer Churchill with Mr. George Cornwallis-Weet, lieutenant of the 3rd Battalion of Scots Guards, was celebrated yesterday…
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The following narrative, related by an old gentleman, then about 70 years of age, as having occurred in his youth, is given in "Notes and Queries" (1852):…
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ON Wednesday morning last Miss B. Roughan, daughter of Mr. P. Roughan, of Sandy Creek, and Mr. E. Dwyer, a warder in Maitland Gaol,…
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' Choose carefully,' counsels a popular book on matrimony, not only tho season, but the day.' Which, then, are the 'lucky' days for marriages ? Here the guide to…
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Barbara and Lettice Maitland were [?]phans, the children of a doctor whose [?] had developed itself more in the [?] of spending than of saving,…
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Barbara and Lettice Maitland were orphans, the children of a doctor whoso genius had developed itself more in the direction of spending than of saving,…
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Mr and Mrs J. A. Bur[?]ess, the respected host and hostess of the [?]ercy Hotel, Singleton, celebrated their silver wedding on Tuesday evening, when they…
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In many London artificial Bower and ottiich feather manufactories and bonuet workreoms what are known as "wedding clubs" are quite an institutios…
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What are the sensations of a young man on his wedding morning? (I do not ask what are the sensations of a young woman on such an occasion—the…
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A VERY bright and auspicious wedding was celebrated in the Wesler[?] Church on Wednesday afternoon last the contracting parties being Mr. J.G…
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