A Wooden Wedding
A "WOODEN wedding" is the latest invention of our cousins in the States. After the young couple have settled down for a few years, say seven, and the rose of love has opened out into…
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17 stories in New England's papers
A Wooden Wedding
A WOODEN wedding" is the latest invention of oar cousins in the States. After the young couple have settled down for a few years, say seven, and the rose of love has…
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A NOVEL marriage that look place near Silverton. Cob, is reported by a Colorado paper. Miss Mellie Connors, of Lake City, and Mr. Oscar Olsen, of Animas Forks, were married on the…
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A LONDON correspondens writes:—No application will be made to Parliament for a vote in payment (or part payment) of the expenses of Princess Beatrice's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Ten Persons Killed at a Wedding-party
ONE of the most tragic features in connection with the destruction by the recent cyclones in the United States was the calamity which befel a wedding party at Rice Station,…
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THE danger of throwing rice at weddings has just been exemplified. The vicar of St. James the Less, Betnnal Green, has for many years solemnised the ceremony of marriage…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sir Henry Parke[?] Golden Wedding
Sunday last was the golden wedding day of Sir Heary Parkes. SYDNEY, Monday Night, [Lodged 5.50: received 7.30.] The Markets. Tin, [?] 6d…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A Strange Wedding
On the Banks of the Murray (says the Hay STANDARD) which separates Victoria from New South Wales, a Presbyterian minister has…
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THE selection by the President of the fourth day of the week for his marriage has occasioned considerable talk among those who believe in superstitions. The following dogerel is an old Scotch…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wedding [?]ents. (Newcastle News.)
MR. Justice Windeyer has propounded a some what novel theory touching the law matrimonial. His Honor, it appears, has been…
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IN the midst of the great events of the war, such incidents as the following were comparatively unnoticed, and left to be long afterwards related in print :—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Diamond Wedding and Other Weddings
A DIAMOND wedding is, for very obvious reasons, an event of sufficient rariety to call for notice--indeed,, we doubt if any before, except the memorable celebration of the 75th…
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The Sun's Newburg special says:—Two novel wedding ceremonies took place in Orange county a short time ago. One was a midnight affair, the other occurred…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Ladies' Column. Rice-Throwing at Weddings
OPINIONS differ among the learned as to why rice, above all things, is thrown at "two young lovers lately wed." Some regard it a feigned hostile attack, in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Dism[?]d Wedding and other weddings
A DIAMOND wedding (remarks the GLOBE) is, for obvious reasons, an event of sufficient rarity to call for notice—indeed, we doubt if any before, except the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A " Simply Magnificent" Wedding Cake
At a recent wedding reception, at which some of the members of the new Cabinet and "our only General" figured as relatives and honored guests, the bride's cake (says the British and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Wedding-cake and the Will
WILL TESTER'S father made a will: To Will the younger, thereby, WILLING His lands and tenements; and nil To Tom, his first-born, save a shilling…
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