Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs T. W. Burrows, of North Deniliquin, celebrated their golden wedding on Tuesday last, and were heartily congratulated by their numerous…
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Wedding
A quiet wedding was solemnised at the residence of the bride's parents, Redlands, on Wednesday, June 21th the contracting parties being Mr. T…
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A bride who finds a spider on her wedding dress may consider herself blessed. The bride who dreams of fairies the night before her marriage will be thrice blessed…
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A very pretty wedding took place. at the Morven Church on Wednesday afternoon, when Mr. George Lord, of Morven, was married to Miss Christina Bell. The…
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St. Stephen's Church, Jerilderie, was yesterday the scene of an attractive and very interesting wedding when Miss Alice, third daughter of…
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At the Mothodist Church, Kyaglo, N. S. W. on 17th June, the local paper reports that n very pretty wedding. took place the young couple…
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St. Stephen's Church, Jerilderie, was on Thursday, July 9th, the scene of an attractive and very interesting wedding, when Miss Alice, third daughter of Mr…
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At "Hazelwood," the residence of the bride's parents, on the 24th of June, at 11 a.m., the marriage of Frank D. Ewers, third son of Mrs. A. Ewers, of…
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Rings have been associated with the marriage ceremony from very early times, for the ring has neither beginning nor end, and is therefore typical of eternity and of the…
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A very quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated on Monday morning, 27th July, in the Roman Catholic Church, Wodonga, by Rev. Dr ' Flynn, the contracting parties being Mr…
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In the Court of General Sessions to-day before Judge Box. George Robert Beere was found [?] of obtaining goods valued at [?]…
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The wedding was celebrated at [?] Wednesday Inst of Mr A. [?]M‘Guigan, of Berrigan, and Mrs Watson, a daughter of Mr Finn, of…
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This is usually a busy month in matrimonial spheres, many weddings being hurried on wherefore numbers of prospective brides are now engaged…
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Miss Potts," trembled the youth, as he parted from her at the door, "there is something I must say to you."…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church Albury, on Wednesday, the 2nd September. The contracting parties being William Francis, the…
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However unlucky or undesirable tears may be on all otner occasions, on one's wedding day it is best to shed a few, according to old tradition. They are sure to…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on Tuesday afternoon last, at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. J. Mahoney, Corowa, the contracting…
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The marriage of Lienl. The Hon Robert N. D. Ryder brother of the Earl of Harrow by, and at one time aide de camp to Sir George [?] Hunte, Governor of South…
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Tom Eden was the realisation of an eager bridegroom as he sat and chatted with his best man of the morrow in the private parlour of that snug little…
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"What must be described as the wedding of the year took place at the pretty little Church of St. Michael's, Trundle, on Monday, the 21st September, the…
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