District News. Aberdeen. WEDDING
ON Wednesday afternoon a very pretty wedding took place at St. Joseph's Church, Aberdeen, when Miss Annie Osborn, second daughter of Mr. W. D…
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The correspondent who supplied us with an account of the Geggie-Cardow wedding, which was celebrated at Grestord on Wednesday, the 28th ult. and an account of which appeared on Monday…
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A pretty wedding took place at Aberdeen [?] Wednesday, April 25, the contracting [?] being Miss Annie Osborn, second [?] daughter of Mr. W. D. Osborn, of Aberdeen…
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The marriage of Mr Frederick W. Harris, of Chichester, to Miss Amelia Shelton, oldest daughter of Mr Allan Shelton, of Mount Oliver, took place…
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A very pretty wedding took place at St. Paul's (C.E.), West Maitland, on the 2nd instant. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. F. Rushforth, the contracting parties being George Alfred…
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A quiet and pretty wedding took place at St. Brigid's R. C. Church, Branxton, on Monday, April 30 when Miss Mary Scully, of youngest daughter of the late william Scully, of Greta, was…
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A very pretty and interesting wedding took place in the Methodist Church, Miller's Forest, on Wednesday afternoon, May 9, the contracting parties being Mr. George S…
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On the afternoon of May 9th, at the residence of the bride's father, "Fernleigh," St. Leonards, near Clarence Town, a pretty wedding…
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THE NATIONAL ST, VALENTINE Uncle Sam—" Go take[?] back seat. Can't you see [?] on my hands? [?]…
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A quiet and' pretty wedding took place at St : Brigid's R. C. Church, Branxton, on Monday, April 30, when Miss Mary Scully, youngest daughter at the late William Scully, of Greta, was…
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The following letter is taken from "The of Armenian." The Writer is Ada E. Hall is addresses to Miss Cantlow, from He Turkey in Asia:—…
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Among the gifts at a wedding fixed to take place at Philadelphia (U.S.A.), on Saturday, was a revolver. The bridegroom was not, aware of…
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On 22nd February the Naples mm respondent of the London "Dally Mai[?]'" wrote:— A terrible wedding tragedy took place…
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The Prince and Princess of Wales started to attend the wedding of the Princess Ena to the King of Spain…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place on Monday evening, May 21, at St. James' Cathedral, C.E., Townsville, when Mr. L. C. Snowdon, dentist, of Townsville, and Miss…
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A meeting of the English colony at Madrid was held recently to discuss the question of a present to princess Ena. Their efforts in this direction are being seconded by all the English colonies in…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place on Monday evening, May 21, at St. James Cathedral, C.E. Townsville, when Mr. L. C. Snowdon, dentist, of Townsville, and Miss…
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