Some Berlin Wedding. Humors. From a Journalist's Notebook
One pressman only, and he a German official, was at the chapel of the Royal Palace at Berlin, on Tuesday afternoon. It is true the chapel is small, and of…
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St. Joseph's Church, Haydonton, was on Wednesday, 6th instant, the scene of a very pretty wedding, when Mr. B. Perkins, third surviving son of Mr. and Mrs. [?]…
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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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In their-haste to get the full-powered steamer Colusa across from Japan to the American coast, the owners had sent her to sea flying light and with five…
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There was quite a stir and bustle about the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Lightfoot, largs, on Monday, when most of the family and many friends gathered together…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised on Wednesday, 27th September, at the School of Arts, Monkerai, by the Rev. B. Hebson, Methodist…
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St. Paul's Church, West Maitland was scene of a very pretty wedding on the 26th ultimo, the contracting parties being Miss Milba Florence Grant, eldest daughter of…
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It is refreshing to note a couple of weddings on Wednesday last. Mr. [?] Woodland, of Mount View, was united to Miss Pankhurst, of Branxton; and Mr…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Andrew's Church, Bridgman, on Wednesday, the 18th inst., the contracting parties being Mr George…
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A pretty wedding took place at Christ Church, Mount Vincent, on the 11th inst., the contracting parties being Mr James Andrews, youngest son of Mr. Alfred…
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A carious feature of the marriage announcements of the eighteenth century was their giving details respecting the dowry and personal charms of the bride. Our forefathers…
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A pretty wedding took place at Christ Church, Mount Vincent, on the 11th. inst., the contracting parties being Mr. James Andrews, youngest son of Mr. Alfred…
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On Wednesday, November 1st, a pretty and popular wedding was celebrated at St. Anne's Church, Merriwa, by the Very Rev. W. E. O'Reilly, assisted by the Rev. leather O'Flynm,…
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On Wednesday, Nov. 1st (says the Muswellbrook "Chronicle"), a pretty and popular wedding was celebrated as St. Anne's Church, Merriwa, by the…
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Edward and Queen Alexandra will the Kaiser's silver wedding…
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For a long time a furnishing firm in Islington, had offered, as an advertisement for their business, to present a massive brass bestead to…
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The Windsor correspondent of the "Daily Mail" telegraphed on April 14:— "I learn late to-night that the…
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very pretty wedding was celebrated in Petrick's Church, Lochinvar, on Thursday The ceremony was performed at the [?]Mass, and in the presence of a large…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Patrick's Church, Lochinvar, on Thursday 23rd ult. The ceremony was performed at the nuptial Mass, and in the presence of a large…
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Marriage must have been a very serious. mutter indeed in the olden time, when everybody believed in the potency of malignant spirit, in witchcraft, and in omens of all…
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