Weddings. Fox—coleman
A very fashionable wedding took place at "Kirkham," Bowna, the residence of Mr George Coleman, sen., on Wednesday, the 20th inst., the contracting parties being Mr…
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Wedding Bells. POLLARD—MATHEWSON
A very pretty wedding was that of May, the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Mathewson, Deniliquin, and Mr Gus. Pollard, which took place at ten o'clock on…
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A quiet but pretty wedding ceremony was celebrated yesterday morning in Albury, the officiating clergyman being Rev. F. Bevan. The…
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From the list of presents in the Griffith—Mathers wedding the following were unintentionally omitted:—Mr. Lionel Griffith, handsome marble clock…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. John's Presbyterian Church on Wednesday last by the Rev. Mr. Bradley, when Mr. J. Mathieaon. the popular little guard…
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A very pretty wedding took place on Wednesday, 20th. July, when Miss Ethel, Mary Ridley, eldest daughter of Mr. W. Ridley, jun., of Grenoble, was united in the holy bonds of…
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Many causes contribute to render quiet weddings expedient, if not imperative, and, consequently, weddings devoid of any attempt at display frequently take place…
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At the Presbyterian Church, Albury, on Wednesday, 7th September, at 11 a.m., the Rev. Mr Turner performed the marriage of Mr G. Greiner, son of the late Mr. G. Greiner,…
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A very pretty wedding took place at Tattersall's Hotel yesterday morning, the contracting parties being Mr William Edward Smith, son of Mr William Rowland Smith,…
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A remarkable social sensation has occurred in London. Miss Constance Ritchie, daughter of the Lord Mayor of London, Sir James Thomson Ritchie (and niece of Mr C. T…
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A very pretty and popular wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bridegroom's parents, Bull Plain, on Wednesday, August 31st, the contracting parties being…
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On Wednesday, 7th inst. (reports the "Lockhart Leader") Mr. Thomas Carn, son of Mr. James Carn, of Lallarookh, was united in the bonds of wedlock to Miss…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on Tuesday last, the contracting parties being Mr. J. R. Thompson and Miss D. B[?]agton, of Corowa. The ceremony was…
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A quiet wedding was solemnised at St. Patriok's Church on Wednesday evening, the contracting parties being Mr Joseph Daly, Jindera, and Miss Katie Clarke, third daughter…
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Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bartel, of Baranduda, celebrated their silver wedding on Tuesday the 6th September. About 100 invitations were accepted, and Mr. and Mrs. Bartel's…
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Whether a wedding luncheon is to be given, or a reception tea, it is regulated in a measure by the hour at which the wedding takes place; we say in a…
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‘They say her wedding beggared description.’ ‘Oh, more than that ’ ‘Indeed?’ ‘Yes, it beggared her father,’…
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Mr and Mrs A. W. Bartel, of Baranduda, celebrated their Silver Wedding on Tuesday, September 6. There were about 100 invitation accepted, and…
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A typical ease was reported a few weeks ago from Buda-Pesth. A young mail had been sentenced to a year's imprisonment, and a pretty girl, who had known the…
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We have seen the return of the posey or "cabbage" bouquet this year, but at a treat many of, the smartest weddings, the rides have carried sheaves of white lilies—…
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