Wedding Bells
A large number of relations and friends assembled at Bimmel, the residence of Mr. W. E. Roberts, on the 30th December, to witness the marriage of Miss…
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Weddings, 1904
21 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers · page 1 of 2
Wedding. [COMMUNICATED.]
A WEDDING took place at Mr. W. E. Roberts' place "Bimmel," Craigie, on the 30th December, when Martha, the third oldest daughter of Mr. W. E…
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All Nimitybelle turned out on Monday weak to St.Andrews R.C. Church, which was the some of a wedding of more than ordinary interest and effectiveness. The…
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Hugues Capet, who was King of France in 987, was arranging his uncle's affairs, and found on one of the estates a servant who had grown gray In the service of his…
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At Baulkham Hills, on Thursday afternoon, there was a flutter in the local dovecotes, over the wedding of a popular girl, well-known to the Hills folk, Miss…
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A very [?] and pretty wedding took place on Saturday afternoon, at the Roman Catholic Church, Cooma, the Rev, Father Gunnung officiating. The bride…
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At the residences of the bride's parents, on Tuesday last, Mr. F.L.Staplaton, of Cooma, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Staplaton, of Sydney, was married to Miss…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Bachelor's Nieces, Published by Special Arrangement. Copyright. Chapter Xv. a Quiet Wedding
The time had gone quickly with Sir Gerald and his nieces. July was over, and August had came in with its generally hot sun and cloudless skies…
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"Here she comes!" "Pretty, isn't she?" "Who made her dress?" "Is it surah [?] or satin?"…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place on Wednesday last, April 20th, at ll a.m., at the Presbyterian Church, contracting parties being Mr. Septimus Martin, young…
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A wedding took place at Micalago on Wednesday last at the church of England, the contracting parties being Mr. Mark M. Kemp son of Mr. W. Kemp. [?]nr., of Cooma, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Parisian Carter Whips a Wedding Party
Whipping a wedding party is a comprehensive sort of punishment for which Cauchon, a coal merchant's carter, will have to have full explanations before a…
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A very pretty wedding was [?]moised in the Moonbah Roman Catholic Church on Sunday last, (writes a correspondent) when Mr James Thompson, son of Mr and…
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A pretty wedding took place at New Chum Hill, the residence of Mr. J. Pattinson, on Thursday, June 9th, when Miss Amy S. Pattinson was…
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St. Paul's Church of England, Cooma, was well filled on Wednesday by residents who assembled to witness the marriage of Mr. Thomas Ross…
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The candidate was young (says the "St. James's Budget"), and his engagement to a popular and pretty girl was well-known. She was sitting…
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It had been a long dearth with the Gordons, but now Havelock received all the blessings in one bang—health, wealth and…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at "Willow Creek," Towamba, on Wednesday 24th ultimo, when Mr. Sylvester Kennedy, of Towamba,…
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A wedding took place at Rathmore, Palace-street, Petersham, on 30th November, when Miss Walker daughter of Mr. J. Walker, late of…
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The marriage between Mr James A. Barret, eldest son of Mr. John Barret [?] Park, near [?] and [?] Locker, second daughter…
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