Short Story. The Wedding Dress
Barbara and Lettice Maltland were orphans, the children of a doctor whose genius had developed Itself more in the direction of spending than of saving,…
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The Sketcher. A Man's Sensations on His Wedding Day
What are the sensations of a young man on his wedding morning ? (I do not ask what are the sensations of a young woman on such an occasion--the…
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The Mayor of Armidale, Ald. D. P. Claverie, who terminated his bachelordom in Sydney during Conference week, by taking [?] himself a wife in the…
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On Wednesday last at St. Augustine's B Church, Inverell, Miss Maud Ansell, fourth daughter of Mrs. C. Turner, Roes Hill, Inverell, was married to Mr. Frederick…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Booms and Wedding Booms. [To the Editor Inverell Times.]
Sir,--No one can help acknowledging the fact, that at the present time, things are in a bad way in Inverell. Notwithstanding our present "wedding boom,"…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining Booms and Wedding Booms. (To the Editor of the 'Inverell Times.')
Sir,--We note a letter in your issue of 17th inst., headed "Mining Booms and Wedding Booms," over the signature "Fiat Lux," and must take…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Mining Boons" "Wedding Booms," and "GAS." (To the Editor of the ' Inverell Times.'
Sir,--On looking over your issue of the 20th inst., I was quite pleased to find that my efforts, in the shape of two letters addressed to you, had had the effect of producing three…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →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. Strange Wedding Gifts
NOT infrequently wedding gifts are the outcome of jealousy, spleen or malice. A well-known author received on his marriage from a rival man of…
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THE Karens, of Upper Burma, not only delay their weddings till they can celebrate twenty or thirty at once, but make the same occasion…
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BARBARA and Lattice Maitland were orphans, the children of a doctor whose genius had developed itself more in the direction of spending than of…
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ON Wednesday morning last at St. Mary's Church by the Very Rev. P. Corcoran, P.P., Michael O'Connor, fifth son of Mr. O'Connor, of Drake, was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Thief at a Wedding
Some years ago there was reported from Sail Francisco a theft of wedding presents, where a woman was the thief, hut who, through absolute rashness,…
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The following is a complete list [?] wedding presents given to Mr. C. May and Miss M. Field on the occasion of their recent marriage:--Bridegroom to…
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