Wedding Bells. Macauley—Cattle
A pretty double wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church, W. Wyalong, on Wednesday morning last when Misses Mary…
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Weddings, 1914
123 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 5 of 7
Wedding Eve £10,000
Mr. W. B. Wilson, of Brookbank, Hyde, near Manchester, Winner of a half-share, amounting to about £10,000 or £12,500, of the second prize in the Calcutta Derby Sweep, was married to Miss Ethel…
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The Alectown Hall was tastefully decorated on Wednesday, August 12th, when Catherine Ellen, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry…
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It is a curious fact that the finger on which the engagement and wedding-ring is worn is anatomically the weakest of the ten. Pianists have to…
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There are several theories as to the origin of the wedding-ring. Here is one of them—Before the time of mints and coinage the gold money in Egypt…
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A wedding of much local interest was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents, "Oaklands," Grenfell Road, on Saturday afternoon, when…
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A QUIET but pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Joseph's R.C. Church on Thursday, when Archibald F. Waugh, third son of the late Mr. J. L. Waugh,…
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War or rumors of war apparently have no power to prevent the good people of Forbes from desisting in their attentions at the hymeneal…
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At St. John's Church of England, Forbes, on Wednesday afternoon, a pretty wedding was celebrated by the Rev. A. J. Gardner, when Miss Ruby…
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The congregation that listened with decorum and attention while the grave divines of our forefathers' day progressed in duly ordered sequence from…
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The Kaiser has put his foot down on officers of the active list securing wives through matrimonial agencies. Recent trials in the courts have disclosed that…
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The congregation that listened with decorum and attention while the grave divines of our forefathers' day progressed in duly ordered sequence from…
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The congregation that listened with decorum and attention while the grave divines of our forefathers' day progressed in duly ordered sequence from…
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On the 22nd August a number of friends (about sixty) gathered at Weddin View for the purpose of tendering Miss Millie Murray a linen tea on the eve of…
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A very pretty wedding took place at "The Pines," Mudgee, on Wednesday afternoon (says the "Western Post"), when Muriel, third daughter…
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Further particulars are to hand in connection with the marriage of Mr. Reg. Grinsted and Miss Muriel Cohen, which took place at Mudgee on Wednesday last…
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THERE was a quiet wedding at Ballamona (the residence of Mr P.Mylecharane) on the 10th instant, when Norman Alexander, youngest son of…
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How a girl got married by inducing a stranger to fill up her father's consent form was told at Birmingham Assizes, when William Kingston Cox, of Smethwick, brought an…
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At the residence of Mr Napoleon Umpleby, Brewery Lane, on Monday, a wedding was celebrated by the Rev. A. J. Gardner, when Mr Duncan…
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July 4, the festival of the Great American Republic, is also the birthday of the hero of Italian independence, the most romantic individuality…
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