Wedding Bells
The English Church at Scots' Creek, Manning River, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on the 18th February, when Mr John Price, only…
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Wedding Bells
At St. John's Church. Clarence Town, on Wednesday, March 11, Archdeacon [?] M.A., officiating Bertie Ernest second son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Bambach…
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It was five weeks since the Countess reached England, and for three of those weeks the Earl had caused his sad parrot-like dry for "Betty." For three of those week she had…
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At Canningalla, Bandon Grove, at the residence of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Haggarty, sen. there was a quiet but pretty wedding…
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An interesting and Wedding was celebrated in the press byterian Church, Mosman, on Wednesday, 18th. February, 1914, when…
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At St. John's Church, Clarence Town on Wednesday, March 11, Archdeacon Luscombe, M.A., officiating, Bertie Ernest, second son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Bambach…
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Dr. Mawson, leader of the Australian Antarctic expedition, and Miss Delpratt, daughter of the eminent mining engineer, were married in Adelaide this morning…
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Certainly the most picturesque, and, perhaps, the most singular wedding that has ever occurred in the United States, even on the rolling prairies of the Far West, where the…
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At the Mance, Dungog, by the Rev. D. M. Benjamin on Thursday, 9th inst, Edwin John Bowen was united in the bonds of Holy…
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The marriage of Miss Mary Aline, youngest daughter of Mrs Dark (widow of the late H. C. Dark), of Dungog, to Mr Harold A. Marx, of…
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The marriage of Mr. Secretary McAdoo and Miss Elcanor Wilson, daughter of President Wilson. is fixed for May 7, and will be semi-private…
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The wedding took place at St. Mary's Church on Monday last, of Mr. Stanley Martin, of Aberdeen, and Miss Lilian May, eldest daughter…
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St. Mary's Church, Newcastle, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday last, when Rev. Father B. McKiernan, united in the…
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The marriage of Mr. William Gibbs McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury, to Miss Eleanor Wilson, daughter of President Wilson, was semi-privately celebrated at the…
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A very pretty wedding, and one of more than ordinary local interset, was celebrated on Easter Monday, April 13, at St. Bede's (O.E.), College-street, Drummoyne, Sydney,…
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At St. Andrew's Church, Scone, on Wednesday, 29th ult., at 8.30 p.m. Miss Myrtle, daughter of Mr. George Hall, of "Springvale," Wiugen, was married to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Trouble at a Wedding. a "Fighting" Parson's Punch. Canon Hughes Restores Order. By Telegraph.) Melbourne
At a wedding feast in St. Peter's Hall last night two-young men attempted to gain admission,-but were blocked by Caretaker Goorley. The two young…
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A quiet wedding took place at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Morpeth, through Nuptial Mass, prior to seven o'clock Mass on Wednesday, January 7th, when…
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"There's something between you and. the man whe drove us to Bangor." Spoken on his wedding day by a young Llandudne husband to his bride, these momentous words were destined to be the means of breaking…
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Professor Chantemesse has read his longdeferred report to the Academy of Medicine on the Cholet poisoning mystery, In which it may be remembered some thirty persons…
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