Weddings. Stewart—baikie
A quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr G. Reynoldson, M.L.A., on Wednesday afternoon of last week, only the immediate friends…
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Wedding. COLEMAN—DOUBLEDAY
A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Ungarie on tho 29th March, the contracting parties being Mr. J. Coleman, of Bimbi, and Miss I. M. Doubleday (late postmistress of Ungarie), eldest…
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Wedding presents originated in a feudal tribute from the [?] to their lord; when [?] ceased, the presents became voluntary. In the days of Queen Elizabeth…
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The marriage took place recently at Howlong of Mr. Walter F. Keeble, of Gooramadda, and Miss Florence Bocquet, of Howlong, the officiating…
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It is not often that two weddings occur in the one family within the space of three or tour weeks, but such has been the fact in the case of…
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On Wednesday (26th inst.) a very pretty wedding was celebrated as S. Paul's Church, Deniliquin, the Rev. R. [?] officiating. The church was picely decorated for the…
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A quiet, but pretty wedding took place at the residence of the bride's parents at South Corowa on Thursday 20th inst,when Mr. Maxwell…
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A fashionable wedding took placate "Fairfield," Brown's Plains, on Wednesday the contracting parties being Mr. Harry Prell, of Melbourne…
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As has already been reported in these columns, Sunday, the 30th ultimo, witnessed the ceremony by which Dr. J. C. Costelloe and Miss Rose…
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A large and representative gathering assembled at "Bongilla," Reefton, Temora district, on Easter Monday, 24th ult., the occasion being the silver wedding of Mr…
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A CHINESE marriage is a solemn ceremony— no talk, no lovity, and much crying. After the exchange of presents the bride is dressed with much care in brocade…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Gillenbah, Narandera, on Wednesday, the 12th ultimo, when Miss Maud, the only surviving daughter of Mr. Nathaniel…
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The marriage of W. A. Butler, of Melbourne, son of J. T. Butler, "Egohne," Malvern, with Nellie, daughter of Mrs. E. King, Deniliquin, was celebrated on…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Ratherglen congregational Church on the 9th inst., when Miss A.E. Nash, second daughter of Mr. W…
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Marriage in Spain takes place by day or at night, according to the fortune of the young people or their station in life. If well-to-do the ceremony comes off in…
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A London correspondent gives some interesting particulars of the recent marriage of Miss Ada Crossley, the celebrated Australian contralto, with Mr. Francis…
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The marriage of Miss Rosa Gorman, second daughter of Mrs. Rosa Gorman, of the Shamrock Hotol, Grahamstown, and Mr. John Morrison, second son of Mr. Tom Morrison…
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On Sunday week a very pleasant function indeed took place at Mr. Nation's residence, Brown's Plains, the occasion being the celebration of Mr…
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The wedding of the Crown Prince of Germany to the Duchess Cecilia of Mooklonburg-Schwerin, took place at Belin today with most imposing…
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On Monday Morning last the R. C. Church, Berrigan was the scene of a marriage in which considerable local interest was evinced. The contracting…
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