Wedding Bells
A Quirt, though pretty wedding was solemnised at the residence of the birde's parents, King Creek, Wauchope, on Wednesday last, when Miss Mary Campbell seequence…
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Wedding Bells
AT the hall, Lorne, Upper Camden Haven, on Wednesday, May 31st, a very pretty wedding was solemnised by the Rev. G. M. Torbett, M.A.--the contracting parties being Mr. Richard C. Harris, of…
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An interesting wedding took place at the residence of the bride's "sister (Mrs. Fred. Thurling), Rawdon Island), on Wednesday last, when Miss Mary Hannah Fowler, daughter of Mr. A. Fowler, of the…
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There was a large gathering at the Wesleyan Church, Taree, on Wednesday afternoon last to witness the celebration of the marriage of Miss Sarah,…
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There has been quite a crop of weddings at Taree lately, and the bride of last Wednesday was wedded under most fortunate circumstances, if old…
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ST. AGNES' Church, Port Macquarie, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Monday morning last, the contracting parties being Miss Curran, daughter of Mr. T…
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'A' preacher was conversing with a lawyer member of his church upon the financial rewards of the different professions. The pastor asserted…
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A wedding of exceptional interest was celebrated at St Luke's Church, Coopernook, on Wednesday, July 19, when May, youngest daughter of Mr…
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THE residence of the bride's parents, "Sunnyside," Rollands Plains, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday last, when Miss Ada R. Halliday, third…
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Miss Kate Pen fold was married to Mr. Kenneth Chisholm, a farmer on the Barrington. The ceremony took place at Manchester, the knot being tied by…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday last, the 30th instant at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Edward Coombes, Forbes River, when Mr. D. [?]…
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A QUIET but pretty wedding took place at Halkiston House, Huntingdon, on Wednesday, August 30, the contracting parties being Mr. G. C. Trotter and Miss Jessie…
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ON Wednesday, August 23, at the residence of the bride's parents, Corndale, Richmond River, a very pretty wedding was celebrated by the Rev. M. Henry, M.A., the contracting…
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The marriage of Miss Jessie, eldest daughter of Mr. Goo. Walters, J.P., of Walterston, Lansdowne, to Mr. Fredk. Meiklejohn, Assistant to the…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place at the R. C. Church, Port Macquarie, on Monday last, when Miss Johannah Naughton, eldest daughter of Mr. John Naughton, of Rawdon…
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As briefly intimated in Wednesday's issue, the marriage of Mr. Harry Tilston Trotter, son of Mr. Jas. Trotter, of Glenthorne, Manning River, with Miss Ruby Violet Ogle, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas…
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ON Monday, October 2, a wedding was celebrated at the Cawdor Methodist Church, the contracting parties being Mr. David A. Betts, of Camden, second son of Mr. Henry Betts…
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The residence of Mr. James Wedlock, of Summer Island, was a scene of a quiet, but pretty wedding on November 1st, when Miss Lizzie…
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A VERY pretty wedding eventuated on Thursday, Nov. 9th, at Hill End, the residence of the bride's parents--the contracting parties being Mr. James Piper, fourth son of the late Mr. Piper, of Forster…
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The bride and bridegroom at the close of the ceremony turn and walk into the vestry, where the register is to be signed by them, the witnesses being chosen…
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