Golden Wedding
The 1st January was celebrated with much rejoicing at Melbury, Up. per Williams, it being the 50th anniversary of the marriage of Mr and…
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Wedding
A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Christ Church, Dungog, on Wednesday last. The contracting parties were Miss Ethel second…
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Miss Morgan, daughter of a millionaire banker, in New York, was married recently, and the wedding is thus…
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In every bush, and tree, and lurking shadow, the young Baronct probed, but without avail. The evil messenger was gone, and he now had to break the awful news to poor…
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This is part of the curious list of Lady Littleton's wedding outfit 200 years ago. In those days they appear to have had quite as great a variety of materials as…
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"But what shall I do with it?" no asked helplessly. She looked up at him and laughed as he stood dangling a square white box…
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On Wednesday morning, the 9th January, a pretty wedding was celebrated in St. John's Church, Clarence Town, the contracting parties being Mr. Arthur Richard Robinson, of Mountain Vale,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Royal Wedding. a Popular Choice. By Cable. London
QUEEN Wilhelmina, of the Netherlands, who chose Duke Henry, of Mecklenberg-Schwerin, for her husband, was married at The Hague…
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The marriage of Mr Arthur Cough[?], youngest son of Mr T. K. Coughlan, of Singleton, and Miss Florence Mabel Noonan, youngest daughter of Mr J. H…
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Lady Marjorie Carrington, a daughter of Earl Carrington, was yesterday married to the eldest son of Mr. Charles Wilson, M.P. for Hull. The wedding presents numbered 400. The present from the King…
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The first and only object in life of a young Italian woman of the better classes, indeed, of all classes, is to got married—a good marriage if possible, but, above all, u speedy one And…
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[?] you are surprised Eleben, that the sight of my wedding dress should…
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Peck was her plain drab surname, Simms his pititully prosaic one. She was of Chicago. Oconomowoe, Wis., was the place of their marrying, and September of this…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Daughter's Mission. Chapter Xlviii. the Wedding Day
Lady Edgely paused for a few minutes. Maud was weeping silently, and Sir Max would have given much for power to express his sympathy. It was Sir Vivian who broke the silence:…
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It is not often that the good people of Bandon Grove and district hive the opportunity of witnessing such an attractive wedding as that which took…
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A lone distance marriage by telegraph took place the other day, the contracting parties being Miss Lizzie Hummons, of Winchester, Ky., and "Sam" Wheeler,…
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