A Novel Wedding
DEAN SWIFT was walking on the Phoenix road, Dnblin, when a thunderstorm suddenly came on, and he took shelter under a tree where a party were sheltering also…
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Weddings, 1899
10 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers
A Fashionable Wedding
THE Rev. S. M. Solomon officiating at the Bourke-st. Synagogue, Melbourne, conducted the service of a very interesting nuptial ceremony, which took place on…
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A pretty, bat quiet wedding took place at St. Steplen's Phillipstreet, on Tuesday, March 21 (writes "Nuala" in the "Star"), the…
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Last week appeared a about account of the above mentioned wedding. Further particulars are now to hand as folows:—At St…
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Lord Hampden's eldest son has been married to Katheriae, daughter of the Duke of Buccleogli The ceremony took place at Westminster…
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A quiet wedding took place on Wednesday, 28th June, at St John's Darlingburat the contracting parties being Miss A M S [?]lly of Sydney, and Mr J.Old, of Junes, formerly…
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It has been considered to be unlucky to be married in May ever since the days of Ovid. In ancient Rome there was…
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Wednesday last was a day of pleasurable excitement at Kameruka, for on that day the eldest and very amiable daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wren was joined…
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At the headquarters of the Salvation Army, in Bourke-street, Melbourne, on Thursday night (reports the "Argus") Captain" Henry…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wedding Bells at Cooma
On Tuesday last a wedding was solemn[?]d at St. Patrick's R. C. Church, when Mr. W. Robinson, tobacoonist, of Cooma, was united in the bonds of matrimony to Annia…
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