Wedding. Dent—gunning
A WEDDING took place in St. Anne's Church, Homebush, on Wednesday, April 21nt, when Stella, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gunuin". of Hunting…
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Weddings, 1909
58 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 2 of 3
Wedding. Southwell—lord
The Methodist Church, Junee, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on May 6, when Edward, youngest son of Mr. John Southwell, J.P., of Queanbeyan,…
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FROM Melbourne comes news of the marriage of Myrtle Margaret, elder daughter of the late Mr Louis Barrett, formerly of Eureka station, Grenfell, to Alexand…
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A quiet wedding took place at Holy Trinity Church on Thursday May 27th, when James Robert, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Frazer, was married to…
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Three sisters were married on March 22 (says the "Daily Mail") in the parish church of Hathern, North Leicestershire…
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Much interest was manifested at Fifield in the wedding of Miss Edith Mary, eldest daughter of Mrs John Young, of Fifield, and Thomas George,…
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The pre-nuptial ceremonies I saw in Nazareth were of great interest, and one would like to be able to trace their origin more clearly. On one night in the week…
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A very quiet but pretty little wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr E A Draper on Thursday, the 3rd inst, when Thomas Samuel, second…
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At Pine Grove, on Thursday last, Rev. Father Lynch officiating, Mr Victor Roberts (connected with the Wolseley Sheep Shearing Company)…
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The wedding of the season took place this (Thursday) afternoon, Miss Dorothy Grosvenor being married to Lord Dalmeny, elder son and heir of…
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SUMNERS—BARLOW.—A pretty wedding took place in Holy Trinity Church on 7th day of July, at 3 p.m., when Florence, eldest daughter of Mrs Edward Barlow…
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In his "New Italian Sketches," by the late Mr John Addington Symonds, is a description of a gondolier's wedding. It is one of the most delightful things Mr…
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On Wednesdny [?]th of August at the Clurch of England by the Rev. Archd[?]con Neild. Charles Valentine Pratt, so[?] o[?]…
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ON Wednesday of last week a wedding was celebrated by Archdeacon Neild at Marsden, when Mr. Charles Pratt, of Boree Plain. Caragabal. was married to…
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The King and Queen, accompanied by Princess Victoria, were present at the wedding of Viscount Bury, eldest son of the Earl of Albemarle, and Lady…
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A WEDDING was celebrated at the Church of England, Bendick Morrell, on August 25th, between Walter, second son of Mr. and Mrs. James Duffy, Waterfalls,…
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At the Presbyterian Church on September 1st, Mr John Lindsay Todd, eldest son of Mr William Todd, of Trundle, was married to Mies Esther…
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On Wednesday of last week two popular young townspeople—Mr Percy A Denning and Miss Ella M. Cock—were united in the holy bonds of…
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On Wednesday, 1st instant, St. Stephen's Church of England, Peak Hill, was crowded to witness the marriage of Isabel (Dot), eldest daughter…
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There are two persons in Chicago to-day (said the "Inter-Ocean" on July 28) who, although neither of them is superstitious, nor do they believe in…
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