Coffee on Wedding Days
"There is a custom in the coffee-raising countries," said a resident of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, "which is unknown in other parts of the world. When a child is born…
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Wedding. HAWKSHAW—M’RAE
A quiet wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church, [?] on Wednesday morning, 21st December (writes the “Herald,”) when [?]…
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A very pretty, but quiet, wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Dunn, "Kelvin Park," Culcairn, on December 21st, the contracting…
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On Saturday morning a marriage was celebrated at St. Augustine's R.C. Church, Wodonga, when Mr. Walter Moloney, youngst son of Mr. Martin Moloney, of…
Continued on Trove, page 45 →Scene at a Wedding Bride's Mother Stops Ceremony. Sheffield
There was an intensely dramatic scene at a wedding in Sheffield on Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was nearing its conclusion…
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At the Presbyterian Church, Albury, last week, Mr. Sidney James Ritchie, son of Mr. Henry O'Neill Ritchie, of Albury, was married to Miss Georgina M'Donald…
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A wedding ceremony in Sheffield was interrupted in a dramatic manner. The ring had actually been placed on the finger of the bride, when her mother appeared…
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A happy function took place at the Picola West Methodist Church on Boxing Day, 26th ult., when Mr David Thomas, eldest son of Thomas…
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The marriage of Mr. Joseph Harold Raybould, second son of the Rev. B. and Mrs. Rhodes, of "Rotheram," Mosman, Sydney, and Ruby Adelaide, eldest daughter…
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The wedding of Mary, Lady Inverclyde with Sir Archibald Hunter, will probably do something to establish a desirable reform in marriage customs…
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On Thursday, 19th ult., at the Presbyterian Ch[?]rch, Ba[?]ld, John, second son of the late Mr and Mrs M. Egan, of Bendigo, and Pauline Grace…
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On 31st January, at the Gundaroo Church of England, by the Rev. W. Champion, Mr. Thos. Wm. Neuron, of Corowa, son of Mr. S. W. Newton, of Urana…
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The marriage of Miss Isabel Barron, fourth daughter of the late David Barron, Ashfield, with Mr. Alexander Walker, Trangle, took place at St. Stephen's…
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On the [?]st instant a pretty wedding was celebrate at S. Paul's Church of England, Deniliquin, when Mr F. H. McCarty, fourth son of Mr C. McCarty, of "Glenlough,"…
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On Tuesday morning last a quiet but pretty wedding took place at the residence of the bride's parents, the contracting parties being…
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In connection with the terrible disaster at the Courville railway crossing a tragic circumstance is related. On board the Brest express was a…
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Further details are to hand of the dreadful railway collision which occurred on Tuesday at Courtville, resulting in the death of twenty people. Amongst the…
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The marriage was solemnised at the Forest Still Methodist Church, of Mr. Christopher Hodgen Norman, eldest son of Mrs. Thomas Norman, of Brucedale, and Miss…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →The Napoleon Wedding. Some Notes From Paris
What some Belgian papers have been saying about the advent of M. Camille Barrere at Turin a few days before the Napoleon-Coburg wedding has given…
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