Wedding Rings
According to the ancient ritual in marriage, the husband began the ring business by platting it upon the bride's thumb, and putting it successively on the next two…
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A Boer Wedding Ceremony
One' glorious sunny morning in the Transvaal I stood on the verandah of my house watching the arrival at the railway station of vehicles of every description…
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An extraordinary story of a spiritualist marriage the supped identification of a missing husband at a seance, was told at the West London…
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There are plenty of theories about the origin of the wedding ring. An authority now gives us one that is little known. Before the time of…
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A very popular young couple in the Berrigan district presented themselves at the altar of the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday morning last, having resolved to enter the…
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At Albary on Wednesday afternoon, the [?]iage was celebrated at St. Mat Church by the Rev. H. H. Crigan of Mr. Richard Bailey, of Wodonga, son of Mr…
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Continued on Trove, page 4 →Silver Wedding. Presentation to the Speaker. Tributes of All Parties
Mr Lowther is not the only Speaker of the House of Commons who has celebrated his silver wedding, while in office, but he is the only Speaker whose…
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A frightful tragedy has just been reported. A Jewish powder merchant was celebrating his wedding yesterday at sinan, in the Yemen Province of Arabia, when a…
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Probably one of the smallest Wedding rings known to history is that of the Princess Mary, daughter of Henry VIII., to the Dauphin of France, son of King Francis…
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The wedding took place yesterday afternoon of Mr. Allan Buchan with Miss Una Piggin, daughter of Mr and Mrs. F. C. Piggin, of "Braintree," Corowa. The…
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On Thursday afternoon last, August 10, one of the most impressive, popular, and largely-attended wedding yet witnessed in Corowa, was solemnised at Sc. John's…
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A wedding was celebrated at the Corowa Prebyterian Church on Wednesday, August 23, when Mr. S. Wilson, of Maroona, second son of Mr. W. Wilson, Powlett Hill…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church, Corowa on Tuesday, by Rev. Ward Thomas, when Mr. William Lester Smith, sixth son of Mr. and Mrs…
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On Tuesday and Wednesday nights next, Mr. Will Herbert will reproduce by cinemetograph, in the Federal Hall, the famous Fatal Wedding, and The Tin Can…
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In England it is the invariable custom for the would-be bridegroom to give his lady-love a ring on her consent being given to their…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the residences of the brides parents, Condoulpe, on Tuesday, 22nd August, the contracting parties being…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Persian Wedding
A smart Persian wedding is quite a serious affair It may extend over a week. On the last day of the wedding the bride, who has been treated is a…
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St. Luke's Church of England was well filled with ladies yesterday morning to witness the marriage of Mr. Percy Hawse and Miss Ruby Thompson, of Wodonga…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Silver Wedding
Our Walla Walla correspondent writes:—One of the most interesting events which has taken place here for a long time past was the celebration of the silver wedding…
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