Noval Wedding Feast
THE market town of S[?] near, forest, was all settlement on S[?] Jone, on the occasied of the marrage of the mayor's [?], Mile…
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A Happy Wedding
ST. MARY'S CATIIRDKAL was crowded on Wednesday night, when the marriage took place of Miss Mary wilson, second daughter of Mr. W. Wilson, of Armidale, who…
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The forthcoming marriage of Miss Augusta Bellingham to the Marquis of Bute at Castle Bellingham, Ireland is going to be, weather…
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THE Methodist Church on Wednesday afternoon was the scene of an attractive ceromony, when Dr. W. C. Blessing, a well-known local dentist, and Miss Daisy Healey…
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A pretty and interesting wedding was that of Mr. T. McGee, son of Mr. and Mrs. G McGee, Warialda, with Miss Grace Lanagan, daughter of…
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ST. MARY'S. CATHEDRAL, Sydney, was on Wednesday the scene of a wedding of much local interest, for at 10 o'clock on the morning of that day Miss Esther Fitzgerald,…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday afternoon last, when the Rev. John Hearn, of St. Mary's Church, Tenterfield, tied the nuptial knot between Mr. Walter Leo Elliott third son of…
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THE proverbial joyous peals of wedding bells are still resounding throughout the district, and on Wednesday afternoon another young couple faced the altar of…
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A MELBOURNE paper says :--"The friends of Mr. Jacques F. Messer, who for some time was clerk at the Portland branch of the Union Bank, have received word from Johannesburg, where he…
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MONDAY'S sunshine was a very happy adjunct to a pleasing ceremony at Red Range, when Mr. Hugh Woods son of Mr. w. Woods, of "Knockmany," and Miss Hilda…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mr. W. Riddett, Belgravia, when bis eldest daughter, Clara, was united to Mr. Frederick…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated in the Church of England on Wednesday afternoon, when Mr Adams and Miss Rachel Neilson, of Tenterden,…
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A BRIDE who finds a spider on her wedding dress may consider herself blessed. The bride who dreams of fairies the…
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ON Wednesday afternoon at St. Patrick's, Church-hill, Sydney, Miss F. Egan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Egan, Merriwa, was married to Dr. M. Harris, of Armidale…
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AT Tenterfield on Thursday afternoon Mr. H. J. Cotton (second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cotton, of this town) was joined in wedlock to Miss. Ida Drummond, second daughter of Mr. W…
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At Armidale on Wednesday Mr W Spinks, of Gayra, was married to Miss Alice Bartlet, of Armidale, and lately of Guyra. The "Argus" wishes the…
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MEMBERS of the British Association, when in South Africa last month, visited a native location at Henley, near Pietermaritzburg, where they attended the marriage of a Kaffir…
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An exceedingly pretty wedding took place on Wednesday morning of last week, at St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church, Toowoomba,…
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CAMPBELL—KILGOUR.—On the 25th October, 1855. at the Manse, Abbey Church, Paisley, Scotland, by the Rev. Andrew Wilson, HUGH CAMPBELL and…
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ON Wednesday afternoon, at St. Patrick's Church, Miss Lucy E. Doyle (second daughter of Mr. F. Doyle, this town) and Mr. F. W. O'Hara (second son of Mr. A. O'Hara…
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