Golden Wedding
E[?]ENT copy of the Pastoral Times contains the announcement of a wedding, which took place as far back as the year 1844, the parties hailing--from…
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Wedding
On Wednesday last week a fashionable wedding took place at All Saints Church St. Kilda, which had been very nicely decorated for the occasion, by the ladies of the Guild. Miss Leila Caroline…
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We have happily outlived the good old times in which it was proper for the rejected lover to break in upon the wedding party with a band of armed men, slay the…
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The wedding inarch from ‘Lohengrin’ the organ loudly plays. The [?] and his supporters greet the gathered public gaze;…
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On Tuesday week, Dr. A. W. Crooks, of Corryong, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss Agnes Findlay, second daughter of Mr. James Findlay, of Towong…
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AT Mount Adeliade, Darling Point, on Wednesday last, Mr Robert Ainslie, of Northampton Downs, Queensland, was married to Miss Katie Johnstone, of…
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The wedding march from 'Lohengrin' the organ loudly plays. The groom and his supporters greet the gathered public gaze…
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The wedding march from ‘Lobengrin’ the organ loudly plays. The groom and his supporters greet the gathered public gaze;…
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Murkiest of murky winter mornings dawned the 9th of November, 18—: Lord Mayor's Day to the world in general, my wedding-day to me, Dane Ellis, in particular…
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According to the current superstition the day should be clear "happy is the bride the sun shines on." Rain on the wedding day means tears within the year…
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Although weddings are an everyday occurrence, and we all more or less attend weddings either of our own friends, or, perchance, we pop into a church to Bee a pretty wedding—…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Short Story Count Strozz’s Wedding Present
I belonged at my birth to what, is popularly known as the upper ten. At the age of eighteen I was presented in due form to Her Gracious Majesty the Queen; at the…
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The marriage of Lord William Beresford, late military secretary to the Governor-General of India, and the Duchess of Marlborough, widow of the eighth duke,…
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I belonged at my birth to what is popularly known as 'the upper ten.' At the age of eighteen I was presented in due form to Her Gracious Majesty the Queen; at the…
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I belonged at my birth to what is popularly known as ‘the upper ten.’ At the age of eighteen I was presented in due of to Her Gracious Majesty the Queen ; at the…
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The Yarrawonga Mercury says :—“A marriage in which more than the usual interest was taken was celebrated here, the contracting parties being Mr. F. Hibbit Lovelock, the…
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A pretty but very quiet wedding took place at Pinedeane on Wednesday, 16th May, when Mr. Bertie Ashcroft of Tootal station, near Wagga, was married to Miss Gertrude Hawthorne Pab[?]t,…
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I find so many brides elect are ignorant of the various details of etiquette concerning the actual wedding and all to do with it—from no lack of education, be it said, but generally…
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A “smart” wedding at Elinburgh was interrupted a few days ago (writes London Truth of May 2) in a manner which has excited a tornado of gossip in Scotch “society…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →WEDDINGS. (Continued from last week ) the Bride’s Dress
As regards dress, the bride usually wears plain white silk or satin, made with a long train, which may be trimmed with real lace it she possesses it; a small spray of orange…
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