Wedding
A WEDEING in which a good deal of interest was centred was celebrated at the W[?]uchope Presby[?]terian Church last Wednesday. the contracting parties being Mr. Arthur W. Wright of New England,…
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Wedding
A WEDDING in which s good deal of interest was centred was celebrated at the Wauchope Presbyterian Church last Wednesday, the contracting parties being Mr. Authur W. Wright, of New…
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On Wednesday last, at the Wesleyan Church, Central Kempsey, Miss Annie Witchard, daughter of Mr. John Witchard, of Frederickton, was united in the holy…
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Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M. Thornton, of Glenrock Plains, celebrated their Silver Wedding. They were the recipients of several very pretty and valuable presents…
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I got the account of the fight at Mick O'Flaherty's wedding from the lips of my old pupil Pat Flynn, who was one of the actors. Pat was a strapping 'boy' of six…
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Much as a bride loves to receive wedding presents, she naturally desires to know who are the kindly donors. Two days before her marriage, a…
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Last Wednesday evening, at All Saints' Church of England, Rev R. H. Kelly celebrated a quiet wedding, the contracting , parties being Miss Maud Bowen, daughter of…
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An interesting wedding ceremony was performed at South Lead on Sunday last by tho Her. Mr. Dunstan, when Miss Susie Ah Cue was united to Mr, Jahun Lee, storekeeper of Blayney, in the…
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The Rev Doctor Smith, a prominent clergyman, relates, with much gusto, the following story about himself. His present wife, by the way, is not the wife of his…
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A FASHIONABLE and interesting wedding, in which a resident of this district was one of the contracting parties, was solemnized on Wednesday, the 6th instant, at St. Thomas' Church, O'Connell, Bathurst…
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ON Wednesday, 12th April, Silv[?]dell, Ro[?]ds Plains, was the [?] of a pretty wedding, when Fred[?]k No[?]y of Bowrs, was married to Miss Johnston (Maggie),…
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A curious marriage once took place at Newcastle, England. For the third time a lady, named Makings, had been before the altar in the character of a bride, and there…
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A curious marriage once took place at Newcastle, England. For the third time a lady, named Makings, had been before the altar in the character of a bride, and there…
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At the residence of the bride's parents, Commandant Hill, on Wednesday last, Miss Mimie Trees, second daughter of Mr. A. J. Trees…
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A MARRIAGE was celebrated at S. John's Church of England, Stroud, on June 7th, by the Rev. G.F. Rushforth, between Mr. William Strickland, son of Mr. F. Strickland, Taree and Miss Sarah J…
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The bride previous to the commencement of the service, should remove her left band glare and hand it to the head bridesmaid, who also consequently takes the bride's…
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The Marriage of Mr. W. F. Wedlock, eldest son of Mr. Samuel Wedlock, Macleay River, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr. W. Kirk, Belmont…
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THE marriage of the Earl of Shaftesbary, formerly aide-de-camp to Lord Brassey, Governor of Victoria, to Lady Constance Sibell Grosvenor, eldest daughter of the late Earl Grosvenor, and grand-daughter…
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The bride previous to the commencement of the service, should remove her left band glove and hand it to the head bridesmaid, who also consequently takes the bride's…
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