Wedding
A wedding took place at St. Mark's, Darling Point, to-day, (says Wednesday's News) between Captain Percy Owen, of the Headquarters Staff, second son of…
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17 stories in Illawarra's papers
Silver Wedding. Presentation to Rev. E. T. and Mrs. Miles
At the conclusion of the annual meeting of the Wollongong Congregational Church on Monday evening, those present adjourned to the school-room, where Rev…
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SATURDAY'S "Telegraph" contains the following:—Star of the Sea Church, Shellharbour, was the scene of an interesting wedding on February 17, when Miss M…
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The other Sunday a large congregation assembled it the Church of England, West Kempsey, to witness a double aboriginal wedding, When the time…
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THE marriage of Mr. A. Johnston to Miss Lizzie Bovd, eldest daughter of Mrs. Robt. Boyd. of Broughton Vale, was celebrated on Wednesday of last week, at the…
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It is not given to many people to upend 50 years of married life together, and when ouch cases occur they are worthy of special mention. On Sunday week, May 9th, Mr…
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AT the Presbyterian Church, Ocean street Woolabra. by the Rev. John Walker, Miss Isabel M'Kinnon, daughter of Mr. Neil M'Kinnon, for many years a highly…
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THE marriage of Mr. W. Packer (of the Bellinger River, and son of Mr. H, Packer, Kangaroo Valley) and Miss Margaret Timbs (second eldest daughter…
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WRITES " Woomers. " :—A country newspaper in a western colony gives details of a fashionable wedding in the most up- to-date style. The ceremony being disposed of…
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On Thursday last a very pretty though quiet wedding was solemnised at St. Paul's R.C. Church, Albion Park, when Miss Katie Timbs (second daughter…
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Lord Glare sat motionless now, for he was waiting with that intense anxiety which makes one's own breath a torment, because it disturbs the…
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On Wednesday last an exceedingly pretty though quiet wedding was solemnised at St. Paul's R.C. Church, when Miss Mary Condon, oldest daughter of Mr. M. Condon,…
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At St. Paul's Church on Wednesday forenoon last a very pretty wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Father Hayden. the contracting partes being Mr. Denis J…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place recently in St. Carthage's Church, Lismore, when Miss Mary Quinn (daughter of Mr, P. Quinn, of Boorie) was united in holy bonds…
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I did not know what it was, but sickened under it as the grass beneath a Upas tree. I struggled against myself, conscious…
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"I must go home now, the morning is almost gone!" I said to Cora. "Are you well enough to move on?" "No, I tremble yet," she said sweetly;…
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