Wedding Bells
A marriage of local interest took place on Wednesday, 21st instant, at the resilience of the bride's parents, High-street, West Maitland, when Miss Mary patterson Ross,…
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A Princess's Marriage. Wedding at Windsor Castle
The Windsor correspondent of the "Daily Hail" telegraphed on April 14:— "I learn late tonight that tho…
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An interesting wedding was solemnized at the Kurri Kurri Church of England on the 14th ultimo the contracting parties being Arthur William, second eldest son of Mr. Charles Hampton, " Girvan…
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A marriage of local interest took place on Wednesday, 2lst ultimo, at the residence of the bride's parents, High-street, West Maitland, when Miss Mary Patterson Ross…
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A wedding was celebrated at All Saints' Anglican Church on Wednesday, July 12th, by the Rev. P. S. The contracting…
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A very quiet though pretty wedding was solemnised at All Suint's Anglican Church, Singleton, on Wednesday morning, the contracting parties being Mr. Harold G. Rourke. of Dixie…
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Yesterday, at All Saints Church, Mr. Harold J. Ronrke, eldest son of Mr Henry Ronrke, J.P., Cheshunt, and President of the Northern Agricultural…
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A very quiet though pretty wedding was solemnised at All Saint's Anglican Church, Singleton, on Wednesday morning, the contracting parties being Mr. Harold G. Rourke, of Dixie…
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A very pretty Wedding took place at St. Matthew's Church, Mount Dangar, on Wednesday, the 3rd instant, the contracting parties being Mr. Frederick Barwick, second…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place at St. Matthew's Church, Mount Dangar, on Wednesday, the 3rd instant, the contracting parties being Mr…
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A very pretty wedding took place at St. Matthew's Church, Mount Dangar, on Wednesday, the 3rd instant, the contracting parties being Mr. Frederick Barwick, second…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on the 2nd instant, at St. Mary's Church, West Maitland, between Mr. Hugh McFadyen, youngest son of Mr. L. McFadyen, of Raworth, and Miss Florence…
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The forthcoming marriage of Miss Auguata Bellingham to tie Marquis of Bute at Castle Bellingham, Ireland, is going to be, weather…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on the 2nd instant at St. Mary's Church, West Maitland between Mr. Hugh McFadyen. youngest son of Mr. L. McFadyen, of Raworth, and Miss Florence…
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A Southern planter was asking one of his colored servants about her wedding. "Yes, suh." she said." it was just the finest wedding you ever see: six bridesmaids, flowers everywhere…
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St. Brigid's Church, Raymond Terrace, was the scone of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday morning August 16th, when John Patrick, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Hughes, of Melville, West…
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St. Brigid's Church, Raymond Terrace the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday morning August 16th when John Patrick [?]son of Mr. Thomas Hughes of Melville [?]…
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AT St. John's, Darlingburst, a wedding took place on the 6th inst., when Mr. Macartney Abbott, second son of the late Sir Joseph Abbott, was…
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A fashionable and one of the most strikingly pretty weddings, which created a great amount of interest, was celebrated at St. Peter's Church, East Maitland, on Wednesday…
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George Desmond turned to wave a last good night to the slim, white figure at the garden gate before rounding the bend in the road, which would hide the house…
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