Wedding
A very nice and quiet wedding was celebrated at Shakespeare Farm, Henty, the residence of Mr. Samuel Tonks, on Monday, March 4th, at 3 p.m. The contracting…
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Her Wedding
Peck was her plain drab surname, Simms his pitifully prosaic one. She was of Chicago. Oconomow[?]e, Wis., was the place of their marrying, and September of this…
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A long distance marriage by telegraph took place the other day, the contracting parties being Miss Lizzie Hummons, of Winchester, Ky., and "Sam" Wheeler…
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There is no sound more joyful, to one's cars than the ringing of the wedding bell, even if one is not the principal in the important event, and…
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The marriage of Edward Alfred, son of Mr Edward Graham, of âArdhu,â Royal Park, Melbourne, and Elsie, third daughter of the late Mr J. W. McLaurin, of Moroco Station, near Deniliquin,…
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The marriage of Edward Alfred, son of Mr Edward Graham, of " Ardhu," Royal Park, Melbourne, and Elsie, third daughter of the late Mt J. W. McLaurin of…
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At St. Columbas Church, Cootamundra, on the lOth inst., Mr. Jack Gibb, of Berthong, was minted to Miss Donnelly (Manie) The bride was given away by her brother-in-law…
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A MOST fashionable wedding took place at the local Wo[?]leyan Church on Tuesday last, when Miss Rose Emma Fisher, daughter of the late Charles Fisher,…
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A WEDDING, which excited considerable interest, was celebrated at the Scots' Church, Yarrawonga, on Thursday, 11th ult., when Miss Olive Helen M'Farland…
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A wedding ceremony is an important ceremony in France among all classes of society. Even among the very poorest of the Parisians a wedding banquet is the occasion for a…
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On May Day (lst inst ) at Plain View, Morundah, the residence of the bride's parents, Mr R. S. Anderson, of Rosherwood, was united in the holy bonds to Miss Alice…
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The origin of wearing the wedding ring upon the fourth finger of the left hand has been much disputed, even form the very ancient times. A reasonable inference form the custom of…
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One of the presttiest weddings we hare tver seen in Bonorke occurred on Wednesday morning last week in the Presbyterian Church, when Mr Ernest A. Robins, second…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at "Arthur Seat," Inverell, on Wednesday, April 10th, the contracting parties being Mr. Hugh Fraser, fifth son of Mr. D. Fraser…
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On Wednesday morning, 18th May, the Presbyterian Church at Bourke, which was nicely decorated, was crowded with people to witness in marriage of Mr E. A. Robin, a great favourite in Broken , and…
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A quiet but pleasing ceremony was performed early on Wednesday morning last by the Rev. J. N. Ward, when Mr W. Cooper, of “Merringreen,”…
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A QUIET and pretty wedding was celebrated yesterday, June 6, at the residence of the bride's parents, when Miss Isabella Violet Young, daughter of Mr. D. C…
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On Thursday afternoon at Durham, the residence of the bride's parents, the marriage took place of Mr. Neil M. Paton, youngest son of Mr. John Paton, of Lanarkshire…
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The marriage of Miss Mary Louisa Smithwick, only daughter of the Rev. Canon Smithwick, Rector of Monasterevan, and Chancellor of St. Brigid’s Cathedral, Kildare, to Mr. Norman Fraser Falkiner,…
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NOW that it is the fashion for weddings to take place in the afternoon instead of the morning, the refreshments are a comparatively…
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