Wedding
On Saturday June 25th a wedding was celebrated by Rev. L. Gray at the residence of Mr. Denny, Upper Deep Creek. The contracting parties were Mr. Carlyle…
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A Wedding
A wedding was celebrated afc the Union Church, Johnson's Creek, on the 29th June, the contracting parties being Miss M. E. Love, of Sydney and…
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A widower who had recently married for the third time, and whose bride had also been married once before, wrote across the bottom of the…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised at the Roman Catholic Presbytery, Port Macquarie, on Wednesday, evening by the Rev. T. O'Regan, the contracting parties being Mr. Francis Maher and…
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A QUIET wedding was solemnized on Saturday morning, July 9, at Deep Creek at the residence of the bride's parents, when Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr…
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THE first wedding solemnized in the Holy Trinity Church, Macksville, was on Monday last when Mr. Robert Rowe of Macksville was united in…
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A wedding took place on Wednesday, July 20th at the Church of England, Belmore River, when Miss Ivy Black, a niece of Mrs. C. Richardson, was married…
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A pretty wedding was solemnized on Wednesday, Aug. 3, at the residence of Mr. Edw. Provost, Congarinni, when Miss Louisa Provost was united…
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At Stroud, in St, James' Church, on Wednesday, July 6th, the nuptials were solemnised by the Rev. D, M. Benjamin, of Herbert Kennedy…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →John Lyon, Detective. Copyright. Being a Strange Chronicle from the Note-book of John Lyon, Elucidator, Known as the " Lion of the Law." PART 6. Chapter Iii the Mystery of a Midnight Wedding
[?]was near to midnight when John [?]left Chris Lesage and the suto[?] which had brought him to and set off along the highway…
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An interesting and popular wedding, writes a contributor, took place at Burrapine on Wednesday the 10th inst., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daley, their…
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A quiet wedding took place on 16th August at the residence of the bride's sister (Mrs. D. Hicks) at Gladstone, and was celebrated by Rev. P.S. Young the contracting…
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A quite but interesting wedding was celebrated at Macksville on Tuesday last at the home at Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Turnbull when their daughter, Mirah Louise,…
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A [?] interesting wedding was solemnised at the residence of Mr. A. Petersen, Port Macquarie, on Wednesday night, when Miss Dells, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Reid, was united in…
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A wedding party, held in the Collonade Hall, Johnstone-street, Annandale, last week, was productive of a good deal of excitement for those who…
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At the residence of the bride's parents at Buckrabendinni on Wednesday last Amy Amelia, daughter of Mr. W. T. White was married to John…
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The rece[?] discovery, after the death of well-known man in the Midlands, of a rcomful of unopened parcels, the accumulation of over…
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A quiet and pretty wedding was celebrated on the 28th September, at "Kia Ora" the residence of Mr. E. Rye, Gloucester, when the Rev. T. J…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. Robert McKay of South Arm on Wednesday week last, the contracting parties…
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A VERY pretty wedding was solom[?] in the Roman Catholic Church, Port Macquarie, on Wednesday last, when Miss Catherine Muriel, second daughter of Mr. H. J. Levick, of Newtown, Port…
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