Death at a Wedding. Bride's Mother Collapses
A snocking occurrence was associated with a wedding at Port Adelaide Congrenational Church on Wednesday night, when Emily Radford was married to…
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A Twin Wedding
Twins figured very prominently at a wedding at an English town in Cumberland, recently. Both the bride and bridegroom were twins. The bride was…
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THERE was a large attendance at the local Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening last, to witness the marriage pf two young respected residents of this…
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A case in which a man was brought before a police court on his wedding day is reported from Parkes. Edden Richards was proceeded against by Willaim…
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Mr. Graham White has been married to Miss Dorothy Taylor, at Wickford Essex. The bridegroom and other aviators flew to the wedding…
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Mr and Mrs Walton Burrell, of Fornham St. Martin, Bury St. Edmunds, recently [?]ated their golden wedding. Mis Burrell sister, the late Mrs Chas…
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London, Saturday.—Mr. Grahame White, the noted aviator, was on Thursday married to Miss Dorothy Taylor. The bridegroom and other aviators flew…
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On the eve of the marriage of Mr. W. Zander to Mrs Kurtz, of Vine [?] near Tanunda (S.A.), a serious [?] happened to two of the party who [?]…
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AGNEW—SUTTON—A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church, Raymond Terrace, on June 19th, when Alice, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Sutton…
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The right sort of wedding ring should be of good gold, substantially made, but not too heavy". It should fit the finger easily, but securely, and in…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in St Matthias Church, Denman, on Wed nesday, June 26th when Mr T. J. Parker (eldest son of Mr and Mrs T…
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The right sort of wedding ring should be of good gold, substantially made, but not too heavy. It should fit the finger easily, but securely, and in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →His Wedding Present. An Important Court Decision
An interesting decision as to a publican's power to recover a debt was given in the Lismore Police Court by Mr. Pei[?]ley, P.M. Joseph Harley, ex-hotelkeeper,…
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At the Saints Chapel, Hamilton West, on Saturday, 11th May, a pretty little wedding was solemnised, the contracting parties being John B. Bray, son of Mr. J. Bray, of…
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At a wedding, which was celebrated last week at Gilgandra, the father of the bride killed one bullock, 12 sheep, 30 fowls, and…
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The custom of giving presents to the bride dates back to primeval times, when it took the form of toll; her maidens and girl friends surrounded her dwelling and would…
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At the Saints Chapel, Hamilton West, on Saturday, 11th May, a pretty little wedding was solemnised, the contracting parties being John B. Bray, son of Mr. J. Bray, of…
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M. Chiabana, a postal official of Bucharest, who was the bridgeroom, and 13 others, including the bride, died at a wedding banquet owing to carbolic acid having been…
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Vienna, Tuesday.—M. Chiabann, a postal official of Bucharest, who was the bridegroom, and 12 others, including the bride, died at a wedding banquet…
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Probably the most magnificent wedding present ever made was that of Cardinal Mazarin to Maria Theresa. It consisted of an entire dinner service of pure gold, two…
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