Wedding
THE residence of the bride's parents, Terralong Street, Kiama, was the scene of a quiet wedding on Saturday, 6th December, the room being…
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Wedding
Mr. Samuel Coombes, from West Australia, and Miss Nellie Oliver, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Oliver, of Corrimal-street, Wollongong, were married…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday of last week, at the residence of Mr. O. Wilse", Brown's Mount, brother of the bride, The contracting…
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On Wednesday evening "Montro[?]" the residence of Mr. D. A. M'Donald, was the scene of great rejoicing, the occasion being the celebration of the golden wedding of…
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AT their residence, "Mentrose," Wollongong, on Wednesday last, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. M'Donald celebrated their golden wedding. In the evening the place was lighted…
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A quiet though pretty wedding was celebrated Bt St. Michael's Church on Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Nellie Makin (third daughter of Mr. Joseph…
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UNDER the heading of 'Silver Marriage,' the following appeared in Thursday's Daily Telegraph' :—Barwick— Harrison.—On the 18th March, 1878,…
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On Tuesday week last (St. Patrick's Day) Miss Josephine Condon (second daughter of Mr. James Condon, "Myoe," Albion Park), and Mr. Thomas J…
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Mumfly was married recently. He and his wife live like turtle doves, and the match seems like an ideal one; but yell should hear him talk about wedding…
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On Tuesday, 31st March, the Marshall Mount Methodist Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding. The contracting parties were Mr. Sam H. M'Donald,…
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THIS marriage occurred on the 16th proximo, at Maryborough, Queensland of Mr. Hugh M'Kenzie (oldest son of Mr. H. M. Kenzie, J. P., Mayor of South…
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On the day that Alexander the Great was married no fewer than 20,203 persons in one ceremony were made husbands and wives, This [?] Impossible, but the event really…
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The heavy downpour of rain on Wednesday last did not detera large number of friends from being present at St.Michael's Church to witness the marriage of Miss…
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AT Singleton on Thursday, the marriage of Captain Guyon Richards. of the Indian Medical Service, to Miss Ruth Ethel Chaffers. Welsh took place,…
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Te fashion of silver weddings dates back to the of Hugues Capet, King of France, in 987. Ones, as Huges was arranging his uncle's affairs, he found on…
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Mr. John P. Murphy and Miss Mary Meharg were married at the "Wollongong Church of England yesterday morning by Rev. J. Russell. The bride's dress…
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On Wednesday, at "Bulli Pass Cottage," the residence of the bride's parents (Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Green), Miss Polly Green was united in…
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AT the Congregational Church, Geringong, on Monday last, Mr. Frank Smith, of the Albion Park Railway Station, and Miss Watkins. Chariton,"…
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Mr. Charles Lindsay, of "Kembla Park," Unanderra, be took unto himself a wife on Wednesday last. The happy event came off at Gerringong, the bride being Miss…
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