Wedding Bells
In the Wesleyan Church, Tingha, on Tuesday afternoon, April 25th, a very pretty wedding took place in which Miss Grace Amelia Litchfield, eldest daughter of thelate…
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Weddings
NEVER in the history of Uralla (says the correspondent to the Armidale EXPRESS) have we had a wedding which attracted so large a gathering as did the marriage of Mr. Peter…
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The writer was once present at a bush wedding celebration where there was some genuine amusement. The bridegroom was a stockman, and the…
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A wedding of much interest, particularly to Stanborough residents, and a good many in town, took place on Wednesday forenoon at St. Augustine's Church of England, the…
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A curious marriage once took place at Newcastle, England. For the third time a lady, named Makings, had been before the altar in the character of a, bride, and there…
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A wedding of much interest to the good folk of Stanborough was celebrated at St. Augustine's church on Wednesday morning last. The contracting parties were Mr…
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A BALRANALD correspondent of the Melbourne Argus send that journal an account of the wedding of two young aboriginals, which took place at the Roman Catholic Church on May 9. It…
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A curious marriage once took place at Newcastle, England. For the third time a lady, named Makings, had bean before the al[?] in the character of a bride and there…
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A BALRANALD correspondent of the Melbourne Argus sends that journal an account of the wedding of two young aborigines, which took place at…
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On the day of tho local Agricultural Society's meeting on April 20 (writes the Daylesford Advocate'), three councillors of the shire of Mount Franklin (Messrs. W…
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ENGLISH women did not always wear a plain gold circlet for a wedding ring. At one time the custom was for the ring to cost as much as the bridegroom…
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The bride previous to the commencement if the service, should remove her left hand glove and hand it to the head bridesmaid, who also consequently takes the bride's…
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St. Augustine's Church, Inverall was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday morning last, when Mr. R. C. Ingall, teacher of the Sapphire school, was married to Miss…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Woman's World. All the reasonings of a man are not worth one sentiment of a woman"—VOLTAIRE. Disguise our bondage as we will, 'tis woman, woman rules us stilL—MOORE. the Biggest Wedding Ever Known
ON the day that Alexander the Great was married no fewer than 20,202 persons in one ceremony were made husbands and wives. This seems os…
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The marriage of Earl Shaftesbury to Lady Constance Grosvenor took place at London on Saturday. The guests included the Prince and Princess of Wales and other Royal…
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The town was alive on Wednesday last, the occasion being the marriage of Mr. John Fletcher, of Wollonumbi, Armidale, to Miss Effie Wauch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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A PROTEST against the re-marriage of a gentleman who had obtained a divorce from his wife (says the London DAILY MAIL) caused a…
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The fashions of these days does not permit a woman to choose her wedding gown as a certain wise man chose his wife--' for qualities that would wear well,' But there…
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"PEOPLE are very much surprised," said a young and fashionable bride recently, "at the length of my wedding procession. If they only knew…
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IT is sad to think that the symbol of marriage—the ring—should in some cases be hired. The bride must feel that the tie which binds her to her…
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