Wedding
A quiet wedding took place at St. Peter's Cathedral, Armidale, on Wednesday, when Mr. W. H. Todd (manager of Mr. Hardaker's grocery…
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Wedding
The marriage of Mr. W. Phillips, son of Mr, T. Phillips of Warialda, and Miss L. James, formerly, of Moree, was celebrated by the Rev. M…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated on Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mr. W. D. Kelly, when Maggie, eldest daughter of the gentleman named, was united in holy bonds to Mr. W. A…
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On Monday last, Miss Gertrude Vincent, third daughter of Mrs Vincent of Uralla, was married to Mr. Cecil Strang of near Goondiwindi. The interesting ceremony…
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On Thursday, the 23rd March, a very pretty ceremony took place in St. Andrew's Church, when Evelin[?], eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H…
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The residence of Mr. Jacob Hunt, Oakwood, was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding on Wednesday morning, when the youngest daughter of…
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THE marriage of Miss Ada Crossley, the contralto, to Dr. Francis Muecke, of Adelaide, was celebrated yesterday, in the Marylebone Church. There…
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ON Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist Church, Miss Ada Knighton and Mr. A. Helyar (both of this town) passed under the "rosy archway of Hymen into the…
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A very pretty wedding took place in St. John's Church, Uralia, on Wednesday, when Winifred Agnes (eldest daughter of Mr. John…
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The marriage of Mr. H. Keleher (oldest son of Mrs. Keleher, of Belgravia) to Miss Girle (eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Girle, of Byron-street) took place in the…
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An interesting wedding was celebrated on Wednesday forenoon, when Mr. Arthur Richard Brickwood, (son of Mr. Richard Brickwood, of Summer Hill) was united to…
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St. Joseph's R. C. Church, the silent witness to so many happy couples who have walked up its [?] to return as one for evermore was thronged on…
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Yet another wedding took place on Wednesday forenoon, when Mr. Alex. Newton was united to Miss Eva Winmill. The ceremony took place at the Church of…
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St. Ahdrews' Church of England, was last Wednesday Afternoon crowded With spectator, in honor of the…
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A CHINESE marriage is a solemn ceremony--no talk, no levity, and much crying. After the exchange of presents the bride is dressed with mach care in brocade…
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At St. Augustine's Church of England on Wednesday morning last Miss Ruby Muriel Burne (second daughter of Mr F. Burne, C.P.S.) was united to Mr. Alexander C…
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A very fashionable wedding took place at the bride's parents, Apsley Falls, on May 3rd, when Janet, third eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred…
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AT St. Augustine's Church of England (Inverell) on Wednesday morning Miss Muriel Ruby Burne (second daughter of Mr. Frederick Burne, late C. P. S. at Glen Innes)…
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