Wedding
A quiet wedding took place on Tuesday last (says Saturday's Cowra Quardian) when Mr. Phillip Eearins of Kildary Station (Temora), eldest son of Mr. Patrick Kearins…
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Weddings, 1902
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Ways of Living. Remarkable Weddings
SOME people seem to consider the ordinary method of getting married too prosaic nowadays, and consequently we are always…
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A very party wedding took place in the Church of England [?] last week, when Miss Louisa Hurkett, eldest daughter of Mr. Henry Hurkett late of…
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The Wesleyan Church at Orang' was, on Tuesday week last, crowded to overflowing the occasion being the wedding of Miss Evelya Thomas daughter of [?]…
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HOR those who have planned their marriage will be welcome as a model. Like nearly all costumes in the best French taste it is very…
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It is announced that the wedding of Miss Grant, daughter of Jno. Gra[?] Jun., Esq., of Grantville, and Mr. Mark Newell, of Bandon, will be celebrated in…
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It is difficult to be strikingly new and original nowadays, but the feat was accomplished by Miss Ord[?]Powlett when on the occasion of her wedding she drove up…
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"Tyrone Park," Alectown, the residence of Mr. John McIntyre, was, on 6th August, the scene of a very pretty wedding, when his daughter…
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ON Wednesday a quiet took plaCe at the residence of Mr R. Thomas, Wyalong. when Mr Albert Hallett and Miss Minnie May Thomas…
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It is difficult to be strikingly new and original nowadays, but the feat was accomplished by Mies Orde-Powlett when on the occasion of her wedding she drove up…
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ST. JOHN’S Church of England, Forbes, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Monday last, when Mr. Edward V. Silk, of Molong, and Cath[?] M. Ellis, c[?]est daughter of Mr. and…
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Softly, softly stir the chorus. Louder let the organ peal; Tenderly along the aisles Let the golden music steal…
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On Wednesday, 27th ult., one of the most popular wedding was celebrated at Lyndhurst, when Miss Mary, daughter of Mr. John McCloskey, a very old and…
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SAYS a correspondent from Canowindra.—The uniting in the holy bonds of [?] Mark E. Newell, of Baudon, and Miss Evalyn Grant, eldest daughter of Mr. John Grant, [?]…
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Softly, softly stir the chorus, Louder let the organ peal ; Tenderly along the aisles Let the golden music steal…
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A very pretty wedding took place on Wednesday evening at St. [?] Church, South Bathurst, when Mr. W. J. Thomas, of Forbes, was joined in wedlock to Alma, fifth daughter of Mr. G. Kable,…
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One of the most sensational marriage ceremonies on record is known as the "Diamond Wedding," and it was performed in New York…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated at S.S. Michael and John’s Cathedral on Tuesday morning, when Miss K. Buckley, of Forbes, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony with…
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Three weeks had passed since the Sunday when Frank Hilyard disappointed the conductor of St. Paul's choir by singing the solo in 'Seek ye…
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A singular and perhaps unprecedented event recently occurred in one of the principal London hospitals. A young lady, the fiancee of one of the hospital doctors, was…
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