The Fatal Wedding
To-morrow evening Messrs Meyn[?]ll and Gunn's popular dramatic company will produce the new and attractive play entitled. "The Fatal Wedding,"…
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Tho Fatal Wedding
The famous musical drama, The fatal wedding will be produced to-morrow (Saturday) evening at the Town Hall, and can only be performed for two nights. The reputation the pice has…
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A very interesting and (for mailand unique ceremony took place on Wednesday morning 11th instant in the form of an [?] wedding when the Hon. Captain…
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At the case of England and America Australia seems to have put the seal of success on The Fatal Wedding which has every where been received with enthusiasm by overflowing audiences. Consider…
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"I have heard every word you said to my sister, Mr. Smiles," Adelaide remarks, her face deadly pale, and her eyes never taken for a moment from the face of our visitor…
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Messrs Meynell and Gunn's Popular dramatic company opened lost night in the above exciting and interesting drama, at the Mechanics' Institute…
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'At the Town Hall on Saturday evening Messrs. Meynell and Gun's Dramatic Organisation produced for the first time in Martland Theodore Kremer's sensational five-act…
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Messrs. Meynell and Gunn's Dramatic Organisation gave their second presentation of the sensational and musical melo-drama "The Fatal Wedding" at the Town Hall last…
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On Wednesday last there was a pretty wedding at the residence of Mr William H. Margery Tollegherry, the ocoasion being the marriage of his…
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A VERY pretty wedding was solemnised at Belltrees Church on the 18th instant by the Rev. O. E. Hill. The contracting parties being Mr…
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A very interesting and (for Maitland) unique ceremony took place on morning, 11th instant, in the form of a military wedding, when the Hon, Captain…
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Belmont was en fete on Wednesday, 25th ult., the occasion being the marriage of Mr. Bailey, second son of the late Mr. William Bailey, of Mount Pleasant, Dudley, with Miss M. E. Sampson,…
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On Wednesday, August 1st, the marriage of [?] Leslie Mann, second son of Mr. T. H. Mann, [?] Duckenfield, to Ethel, youngest daughter of Mr. R. Wilkinson of Phoenix Park, was solemnined by…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised at All Saints' Church yesterday, when Mr Fred. Fletcher, of Portland, second oldest son of Mr and Mrs…
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A MOST attractive wedding ceremony took place in the Church of England, Gundy, on the 1st of August, when Miss Rose Pinkerton, youngest…
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Belmont was en fete on Wednesday, 25th nlt., the occasion being the marriage of Mr. Bsiley, second son of the late Mr. William Bailey, of Meant Pleasant, Dudley, with Miss M. E. Sampson,…
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On Wednesday, August 1st, the marriage of Mr. Leslie Mann, second son of Mr. T.H. Mann, of Duckenfield, to Ethel, youngest daughter of Mr. R. Wilkinson of Phoenix Park, was solemnized by…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, Singleton, on the 7th August, by the Rev. H. Pennington, when…
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The return of Mr and Mrs .J. K. Mackay from their trip to Japan on Thursday afternoon last was made the occasion of a demonstration of…
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