Wedding
It affords as much pleasure to chronicle the marriage of Mr. William Byrne, third son of Mr. Peter Byrne, to Miss Bessie Doherty, second daughter…
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A Golden Wedding
In celebrating their golden wedding on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. John Shegog, of Karratta, Germantown, near Goelong, entertained a large company of children…
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A GOLDEN wedding (the 50th anniversary) is celebrated in the the United Kingdom almost every week (states the ‘ Daily…
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This pretty custom was born amld remotest antiquity, and generation after generation of happy household have handed it down. But in those olden times it was prettily…
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"But what shall I do with it?" he asked hopelessly. She looked up at him and laughed as he stood dangling a square white box by its…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →No Word Until. a Story of Before and After a Kansas Wedding. [Copyright, 1891, by the Authors' Alliance, All Rights Reserved.] CHAPTER I.
There was always the prairie. To every point of the compass the prairie. No trees, unless you count the scanty two-year-old growth of poplars in front…
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On Wednesday, 24th June, a very pretty wedding was celebrated at S. Paul's Church, when Mr W. A. Mackay, of Deniliquin, second son of…
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A few years ago, when an emigrant steamer reached New York, a young English woman was alone, and in doubt, having missed her friends. As…
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The wedding of John Hilton Mackay, M.I.C.E., eldest son of the late Mr. George Mackay, of Albury, New South Wales, and Fanny Mildred (Olive), youngest daughter…
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The marriage of Mr A. M'Bean, Windonran, Deniliquin, N.S.W., elder son of the late Mr. W. M'Bean, Kingassie, Scotland, and Katye, younger daughter of Senator…
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The marriage of Reginald Claypold Vanderbilt, millionaire, to Miss Nielson, which took place at Newport some time ago, caused quite a sensation in American society, for…
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On Tuesday morning last Miss Kate (Gyp,) Colvin, eldest daughter of Mr Jas. Colvin, of Norong, was united in wedlock to Mr. Wm. Woods, also of…
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It may be admitted, without reserve, that one of the very, prettiest weddings over witnessed in Corowa was celebrated is S. John's Church on Thursday last,…
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One of the very prettiest weddings ever witnessed in Corowa was celebrated in St. John's Church on Thursday last, 6th August. The sacred building had been most tastefully…
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At the Sacred Heart Church on Wednesday morning a very pretty wedding took place, when Miss Laura Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Peter A. Dunne, postmaster, Moruys. and Mr. Hugh…
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The marriage in announced to take place in Melbourne on Wednesday next, 2nd September, of Miss Patience Nally, of Wahgunyah to Mr. Arnot C. Leslie…
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IN the Celestian Empire a marriage seems to be far more the occasion of wo[?] than of mirth, and the ceremony is as [?]gubrious as any…
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The marriage of Mr. R. Oak Drummond, of Lockhart, to Florrie, eldest daughter of Mr. J. F. Anderson, "The Boundary," Brookong, took place at the Presbyterian…
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A very fashionable wedding took place at Mount Pleasant, residence of the bridegroom, on Wednesday, 19th August, when Samuel, fourth son of the late Mr. Thomas…
Continued on Trove, page 34 →An Upper Murray Wedding. Brenton—beirs
The marriage of Edgar A. Brenton, second son of Mr Brenton, Cornwall, England, to Eliza Jane (Lizzie), youngest daughter of Mrs Beirs, of North Welaregang, took…
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