An "Army" Wedding
The Salvation Army Barracks were crowded to the doors with an interested assemblage last evening to witness the marriage ceremony of…
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Fashionable Wedding. Brilliant Social Function. London, June 16
A fashionable wedding was celebrated on Thursday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, London, when Lady Mary Hamilton, the wealthiest heiress in the United…
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The marriage was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church on Wednesday morning of Mr. Charles J. Kolb, second and only surviving son of Mrs. B. Kolb, of Albury,…
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An interesting ceremony took place at the Albury Salvation Army Barracks on "Wednesday night, when the marriage was solemnised, according to "Army…
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St. Patrick's Church on the 18th June was the scene of a pretty wedding, the contracting parties being Mr. Nicholas Curran. eldest son of…
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Mr and Mrs F. S. Falkiner celebrated the Golden Jubilee of their wedding at Boonoke on Tuesday last, when Mrs Falkiner was the recipient…
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A Mr Neilson, from W.A. and Miss Westaway, of East Bairnsdale, were married there yesterday. The wedding was followed by a supper at Mr…
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A very pleasant function took place on Wednesday, 11th July, when Miss K. Gagie only daughter of Mr. W. Gagie, Elgin. Munyabla, and Mr. W. Scott, of…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Howlong on Thursday, 12th inst., the contracting parties being Mr. Charles Chapman, son of the late Mr. Chapman,…
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The wedding of Mr. J. Austen Chamberlain, M.P. (ex-Chancellor of tho Exchequer, and son of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P.), and Miss Ivy Muriel…
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At 6.30 last evening Capt. Fgan of the Albury corps of the Salvation Army, joined in matrimony two members of the corps. The contracting…
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In the central prison of Fontevrault France, a well-educated and highborn crimnal, who has yet two years of imprisonment to serve for the…
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A wedding was celebrated by Rev. F. Bevan at St. Matthew's Church of England at 9.30 last night. The contracting parties were Mr James…
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Those fortunate enough to have taken tickets for the performance on Tuesday night of Coleridge-Taylor's fine Cantata, by the Choral Society, will be…
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By inadvertence it appeared in our columns on Saturday that cantata (in which M. Napoleon Boffard the well-known Melbourne tenor will…
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I was up at the corner store Saturday night, an' heard the boys readin' about you havin' offered a prize and made up my mind that I…
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The final encore accorded a popular production in England and America has scarcely ceased before its Australian rights have been purchased by some enterprising entrepreneur…
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The second concert given under the auspices of the Albury Choral Society took place at the Mechanics' Hall last night. The house was about half filled…
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Messrs. Meynell and Gunn's popular company, with the successful production, "The Fatal Wedding," will open at the Academy of Music next Monday evening. Referring…
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The favourite musical melodrama, which has scored such a great success throughout the English-speaking world will be staged in Albury next Monday…
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