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A pretty wedding took place at All Saints' Church or England, Petersham, on Saturday, April 20th, when Miss Vera Beatrice, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church on Wednesday last when the Rev. F. H. McGowan joined in wedlock…
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A pretty wedding took place at All Saints Church of England, Petersham, on Saturday, April 29th, when Miss Vera Beatrice, Oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on Tuesday the 23rd inst., when Robert Flemming McMahon, Sydney, was joined in wedlock, during…
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At Newcastle on Thursday last Dr Ulick Bourke, of Dungog, son of Mrs U. Bourke, of Waterford, Ireland, was married to Helen the…
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Since the bride's own people would not sanction the wedding and Betty was of age, the lovers had decided to be married secretly from Steve's own cottage, which was to be The raid on J[?]a was a typical enterprise of our detachments [?] about the Sinal Peninsula (writes W. T. Massey from Suez, April 19 to the London "Times.")…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on Saturday, 3rd inst., at St Stephen's Church, Sydney, when Mr Isaac Moore married Miss Ethel…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. philip's Church, on May 6, between John, Fourth son of the late Rey. Henry Whi[?]head, [?] of St. Paul's and military…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Philip's Church, on May 6, between John, fourth son of the late Rev. Henry Whitehead, vicar of St. Paul's and military…
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A very pretty we[?] was celebrated at Lyndhurst V. on Wednesday, the 21st inst., [?] the residence of the bride's parents. The…
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On May 31st at St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, the Rev. F. Murphy celebrated the marriage of John Harding Lieut, 9th Field Coy, of Engineers, A.I.F., younger son of…
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The Methodist Church, West Maitland, was charmingly decorated on July 1 for the marriage of Donald McDonald, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McDonald, of…
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The wedding took place at Stroud of Miss Sophie Jane, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. H. Margery, and Mr Frederick W. C. Ince, son of…
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Oh May 31st at St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, the Rev. F. Murphy celebrated the marriage of John-Harding, Lieut. 9th Field Coy. of Engineers, A.I.F., younger son of…
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On Tuesday, August 1st, at the Manse, William Perrin, of Stratford, was married to Mrs Keating, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Nugent, of…
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BOUT the meetingin the morning there…
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Mr. and Mrs. David Thorley, of "Mackerstom" celebrated their golden wedding last week," the worthy old couple being married at East Maitland on August 1 1866. There…
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On Wednesday, at the Baptist Church Rev Waldock, of Sydney, joined in the holy bonds of matrimony, Rev W. S. Cowling, of Dungog, son of Mr and Mrs Cowling, of…
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