Wedding
A very pretty wedding was celebrated by Rev. Canon Phillips, at St. John's Anglican Church, Taree, on last Wednesday morning. The charming and youthful bride was Miss…
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Wedding Bells. Drummond—doust
A quiet wedding took place at "Mizpah," Boolwey-street, Bowral, on Thursday afternoon, between Mr Stanley G. Drummond, eldest son of…
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All Saints Church, West Kempsey, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday morning, 28th ultimo, the contracting parties being Mr. A. J…
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On Saturday last, 22nd inst., at St. Phillips Church, Church st. Sydney, Canon Billinghara, united Mr. Leslie Rye to Miss M. Morley in the…
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A very pretty and interesting marriage was celebrated in the Church of St. Augustine, Merewether, on Tuesday 26th June, the contracting parties being…
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The Roman Catholic Church, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, on Wednesday morning, when. Mr Eugene M'Carthy, youngest son…
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Victor Hugo, the great French poet, when twenty years of age, married Adele Foucher, a pretty girl of nineteen. The poet was then at the…
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A very pretty wedding took place on June 20th at Marlee, when Alma eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G, Brewer, and Walter, third son of Mr. John Robinson, also of…
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A very pretty wedding took place at the residence of the bride's parents on Thursday the 27th inst., when Annie, youngest daughter, of…
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St. Peter's Church of England at Clunes was the scene of an interesting wedding on May 10, when Mr. Edward Alexander Robinson, son of Mr. and…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St Luke's Church, Tinonee, on Wednesday of last week, when Ruby Violet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert…
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While a Jewish powder merchant was celebrating his wedding at Sinan in the Yemen (Arabia), a terrible explosion occurred…
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DONDINGALONG, noted for its beautiful surroundings, was en fete on Wednesday, August 9th, on the occasion of the marriage of Mr…
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On Tuesday evening, 8th inst., a quiet but pretty wedding took place in the old historic church of St. Thomas, Port Macquarie, when Miss Molly F. Stacy, only daughter of Mr. W. R. Stacy, the…
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On 26th July last, "Woodvale," the residence of Mr. and Mrs R. Connely, Kempsey, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, on the occasion…
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Of the many dainty and carious relics belonging to old wedding customs none are more interesting and beautiful in themselves than the…
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A WEDDING which aroused great interest in Beechwood eventuated there on Wednesday, 16th inst., when Allan J., youngest son of Mr. J. White, of Rawdon Island, was united to Gertrude A.,…
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A young Glasgow doctor was knocked down by the son of a well-known Dumfries-shire landowner while on his way to the hospital, and when…
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st. Lake's Church, Tinonee. was crowded last Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Constance E. Morris (daughter of .Mr. B. W . Morris, of Tinonee) was married to…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday week last in the Roman Catholic Church by Rev. Father Durkin, when Mr. Richard Price, of…
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