Wedding
On Wednesday last there was gaiety and sunshine in abundance at "Inglewood" Moredun, to celebrate the nuptials of the youngest daughter of Mrs…
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Wedding Bells. COOPER—MANSFIELD
Yesterday morning St. Augustine's Church was the scans of a wedding, in which the contracting parties were Mr. Oswald Hunter Cooper (second son of Mr. and Mrs…
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'They Bay her wedding beggared description.' 'Oh, more than that!' 'Indeed?'…
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On Wednesday, the 21st instant, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. John Ryan (the eldest son of Mr. J. J. Ryan of Goonoowigall) was married to Miss…
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On Wednesday morning at St. Augustine's Church, Mr. Oswald Hunter Cooper, second son of our old and respected townsman, Mr. R. A. E. Cooper, of Inverell, was…
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WALKEK—ROPER—On the 15th. October, 1879, at the Wesleyan Church, Tenterfield. by the Rev. B. J. Meek, THOMAS MOORE Walker, eldest son…
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ON Wednesday afternoon last a pretty wedding was enacted at "Plain View," Reddestone, when Miss Laura O'Hara, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew…
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IT was a quiet wedding--no show, no fuss, no flutry, but just unostentatious and decorous, as boat beseems the ceremony. No carriage oven. Only a stop separated…
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The Vienna correspondent of the London "Daily Mail." writing on 15th August, tells the following story:-- Terrible have been the consequences of…
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THE following account of the wedding of Mr. Edward Bray, well known to many in this district, is taken from the 'African World' of 27th August…
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 women woman rules us stilL—MOORE. Highland Weddings
AMONG the various modes of social intercourse which gladdened the minds and dissipated the worldly cares of the Highlanders, weddings bore a…
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AT the Holy Trinity on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Ben Gribble was united in the bonds of holy wedlock to Miss Isabel Florence Bellamy, third daughter of Mrs A. Harris, of Ashgrove,…
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IT was a quiet wedding—no show, no fuss, no flurry, but fast unostentatious and decorous, as best beseems the ceremony. No carriage even. Only a step separated…
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We take the following from the "Darling Downs Gazette," Toowoomba:-- A picturesque wedding was…
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A PLEASING ceremony was performed at "Ashbrook," Fladbury, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. E. Matley, on Wednesday last, when Eliza Jane, their second daughter, was…
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Dramatic In Its suddenness, the cancellation of the wedding of the Lord Mayor of London's daughter, who was to have been married on Monday afternoon to…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised on Wednesday, 7th instant, at St. Paul's, Redfern, the Rev. Canon Boyce officiating. The contracting parties were Miss Annie E…
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The white blouse, be it of soft silk, crepe, or even satin, is so generally adopted for day wear that a skirt of a bridal dress made of either of there materials might be cut…
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ON Thursday evening the Rev. A. Johnstone united Maud Mary (eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Alcock, of this town) and Frank Douglas Conley in the holy bonds of matrimony. The…
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