Fashionable Wedding. White—Dutton
ON Wednesdat afternoon last Corredulla, the residence of Mr. C. B. Dutton, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, when Constance, the fourth daughter of Mr. C…
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Wedding
A QUIET but very pretty wedding was celebrated at "Cooredulla," the residence of the bride's father, on Wednesday, when Miss Connie Button, daughter of Mr. C. B. Dutton, was united in the…
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A few years ago, when an emigrant steamer reached New York, a young English woman was alone, and in doubt, having missed her friends. An…
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A very fashionable wedding (writes a correspondent) was celebrated at Huntingdon on Friday last, 28th inst. The…
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They had all been shopping, and they happened to-drop In at the restaurant at the same time. "Oh, dear me," cried the girl in the…
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"Plo[?]sk," the residence of Mr. E. Green, at Auburn, was the scene on Monday, the 3th inst., of a very interesting wedding performed in…
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On Wednesday morning last the Church of the Sacred Heart was the scene of a pretty wedding, when Miss Bridget Coleman (second daughter of Mr. Miles Coleman, of Inverell was…
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It would be annouoced after a meeting for worship a few weeks previously "that there was an intention of marriage" between certain…
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An interesting and nicely -conducted wedding was celebrated at 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning, when Miss Eliza Ryan, daughter of Mrs. E. Ryan,…
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A wedding which aroused a great deal of local interest took place on Wednesday morning, when the marriage of Mr. John A. Conen to Miss Mary Ingram, eldest…
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THERE were manifestations of joy at Dundee on Wednesday last, when representatives of two of the oldest and best known families of that place were united in the holy bonds…
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IN the Celestian Empire a marriage seems to be far more the occasion of woe than of mirth, and the ceremony is as lugubrious as any…
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THE use of the third finger of the left hand for the wedding ring has been often explained in quite a number of ways, the old tale of a vein going directly from that…
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This is the wedding season, and stories concerning the great event are consequently in line. "People are very much surprised,"…
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The "Morpeth Want " of July 31, says: A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Paul's, West. Maitland, on Wednesday last, when Mr. John Sucker, of…
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The use of the third finger of the left hand for the wedding ring has been often explained in quite a number of ways, the old tale of a vein going…
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The use of the third finger of the left hand for the wedding ring has often been explained in a number of ways, this old tale of a vein going…
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This is the wedding season, and stories concerning the great event are consequently in line. "People are very much surprised,"…
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At the Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday morning the Rev. Father Corcoran united Miss Mary Barton, daughter of Mr. W. Barton, of Glencoe, to Mr. Andrew…
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Perhaps one of the strangest weddings on record is that of a paralytic man who was carried from St. Thomas's Hospital recently on a stretcher to the alter at Lambeth…
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