Wedding Bells
On Monday morning, March 28th, at the new Church of England, Cessnock, Mr. Stephen R. Snape, of "Wynella," Mt. View, was married to Phobe Clara,…
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""The Midnight Wedding."
In the Town Null on Monday, May 2, under the direction of Mr. Edwin Gench, Messrs. Rapert Clarke, and Clyde Meynell's spectular production of the romantic drama The Midnight…
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The box plan is now open at Poulton's for Mr. Edwin Geach's dramatic visit to the Town Hall on Monday next, May 2, upon which occasion he will stage Rupert…
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Great interest is being evinced in the visit of the Edwin Geach Dramatic Company to the Town Hall on Monday next, May 2nd, when will be presented by arrangement with…
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On Monday morning, March 28th at the new Church of England, Cessnock, Mr Stephen R. Snape, of "Wynella," Mt. View, was married to Phebe Clara,…
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Never since the meteoric. "Prisoner of Zenda" flashed across the theatrical tirmament. of Australia has any romantic drama. achieved such an instantaneous and…
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The revival of Walter Howard's great romantic and military drama. "The Midnight Wedding," at the Town Hall last evening by Edwin Geach's Dramatic,…
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Travellers' diaries, travellers' recitals of their adventures, travellers' stories of hairbreadth escapes and blood-curdling dangers, travellers' el[?]orate narratives of what they…
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Representatives of the pastoralists association in most of the States and of the Australian Workers' Union met in conference in Melbourne on [?]…
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A VERY pretty wedding eventuated on the 27th ult., at St Luke's, Scone, when the Rev F. A. Cadell united in the holy bonds of…
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Poulbot, a caricaturist, having determined upon so commonplace a step as getting married, decided, says the "Daily Telegraph," that he would be…
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The "Daily Mail," Brisbane, of Tues day, April 26th, gives an account of this wedding, from which the following is culled:—…
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On Monday last a very pretty wedding took place in St Joseph's Church, when the Rev. Father Meagher joined in wedlock Miss…
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MEMBERS of the local half-squadron of the 4th A.L.H. assembled at the Willow Tree Hotel, on Saturday evening last, for the purpose of…
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A' quiet wedding Was celebrated on the' 26th ultimo at' St. Joseph's Church. East ?' Mainland, when Mr. (W. Kennedy, fourth son of Mr. T. Kennedy, 'of Brodio's Plains, was…
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Everybody has heard the ancient rhyme:— Monday for wealth, Tuesday for health, Wednesday, the best day of all;…
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A PRETTY, though quiet, wedding took place on April 26th, 1910, at St. David's Presbyterian Church, "Dobroyde, Ashfield, the contracting parties being James…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on the 26th ultimo at St. Joseph's Church. East Maitland, when Mr. W. Kennedy, fourth son of Mr. T. Kennedy, of Brodie's Plains, was…
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The tragic attempt on the lives of the King and Queen of Spain on their wedding day on May 31. 1906 has been recalled by another bomb outrage…
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