Wedding Bells
A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. Jos Jones, "Sunbury," Kyrang Creek on the 11th inst, the contracting parties being Mr A Jones…
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Weddings, 1906
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The Spanish Outrage. After the Wedding. the Popular Indignation. a King's Courage
Mr Edgar Wallace in the London "Daily Mail" writes on 31st May :—FROM JOY TO TEARS. A dastardly attempt to assassinate…
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At St, John’s, North Sydney, on July 16, by the incumbent. Rev. H. C. Biudeu, Houston Stewart, (accountant at Commercial Bank, Cowra) fourth son of Mr. H…
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On Wednesday last Mr George Draper, of Deep Lead, was united in holy bonds of wedlock to Miss Charlotte F Fifield, eldest daughter of…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at Barmodman new Church of England on Wednesday, when Mr R. G. H. C[?]thbert, of near Yalgogrin, was…
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It is a long time since London has been so excite over a wedding as that which took place at St. George's, Hanover-square, when Lady…
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As is the ease in England and America, Australia seems to have put the seal of success on “The Fatal Wedding” which has everywhere been received with…
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ON Saturday last an interesting wedding was celebrated at Parkes, the contracting parties being Mr. Robert Grow hurst, youngest son of Mr. and…
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A very pretty wedding took place at All Saints Church, Wyalong, on Wednesday morning last, when the Rev J. H. S. Oldham joined in the…
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As in the case of England and America, Australia seems to have put the seal of success on 'The Fatal Wedding' which has everywhere…
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This celebrated musical drama. will be produced this evening sit the Oddfellows Hall West Wyalong under the [?]gement of Messrs Meynell and…
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A certain young pastor was planning will a voting couple the steps in a marriage ceremony, when the bride suddenly remarked, "Don't you make…
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Undoubtedly one of the very best, performances seen at Wyalong was "The Fatal Wedding." The reputation of the company had preceded, it…
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THE parents in-law of William Edward Barger, of Denven, U.S.A., and his bride Nannie, have established a much needed precedent. They have given…
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A very pretty weeding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church, Wast Wyalong, of Wednesday morning, when Mr H. Leadbitter and…
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‘Did your employer give you anything when you got married? ‘Yes, confound him[?] ‘What did he send you?’…
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AT St. Paul's Church of England, Byron Bay on September 26th, the Rev. W. A. Coates united in the happy bonds Mr. Charles F. Stephens, of…
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"I have brought together about 9000 couples," said the little man in the witness box, vainly endeavouring to conceal his pride…
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ON Monday last a very pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. W. P. Hennessy, of Euchie-street, Peak Hill, when William Frazer, eldest son of Mr…
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ON Monday morning last an interesting event took place at the R.C. Church, when Mr. James Minogue, eldest son of the late Mr. Patrick Minogue of…
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