Wedding Bells
A large gathering assembled at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Morpeth, on Wednesday, June 25th, to witness the marriage of Miss Kate McCarthy, eldest daughter of Mr. P. McCarthy…
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Their Wedding Day
The village of Tong looked fair enongh this June morning. The sun was bright, the sky cloudless. From the eld gabled, half timber [?] near the church the folks had hung…
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Wimbledon, West Maitland, the residences bride, was the scene of a quiet but pretty [?] on June 4. The parties were—Victoria [?] daughter of James Thomas Tegg, and William [?]…
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Softly, softly stir the chorus, Louder let the organ peal, Tenderly along the aisles Let the golden music steal…
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A WEDDING of some local interest was celebrated on the 25th of last month, at St. James' Church, King-street, Sydney, the Rev. W. A…
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It did not take honest John Warpley and his friend Abraham Morris long to fix matters up when once Cecil accepted his fate and made up his mind…
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Brief, indeed, was the bridal bliss of a young couple named Avery, who were wedded in a Brooklyn church, 1895. The ceremony was attended by a host of friends, and the affair…
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At a wedding breakfast at Packs, in Hungary, the beat man was too attentive to the bride, with the result that…
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The old custom of giving a purse to the bride at a wedding is still observed, says an English exchange, in an odd fashion in parts of Cumberland. The bridegroom provides…
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One of the most sensational marriage ceremonies on record is known as the "Diamond Wedding," and it was performed in New York…
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ON Thursday morning a happy couple, in the persons of Mr G. E. Pratt, third son of Mr and Mrs W. Pratt, Senr., York-street, and Miss…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Eccleston on Wednesday. Oct 15th, the contracting parties being Mr M. J. McDonald, eldest son of Mr J…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Tuesday last at St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church, East Maitland, between Mr. James Yeo Russell, third son of Mr. John Russell, Mount…
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A delicious languor seemed to be over all nature that evening in hot July, whon Gladys Heathcote aud Colin Ramsey bade cach other good-bye at gate gate of Compton Woods…
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"Will you never be kind to me, Gladys ?" said Lawrence Weyville one day as he walked by her side in the lane toward the lodge (much against, her will he had overtaken her…
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The visitors at Villagio that spring used to comment a great deal upon the appearance of the two ladies in deep mourning, who used regularly to come down to the bench about noon, with a maid carrying…
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"You think, then, Lawrence Weyville, that you will never repent your bargain ; that you will be happy with a woman whom you have taken as the price of silence as to her…
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She spoke these words and ran up the steps leading to the French windows of the drawing-room in a quick and impulsive way, quite out of keeping with her usual behaviour…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Tuesday, October 21, at St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church, East Maitland, between Mr. James Yeo Russell, third son of Mr.John Russell, Mount…
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