Wedding Bells. Buxton Mansfield
St. Augustina's Church, Inverell, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday morning last, when Miss Grace Violet, youngest daughter of Mrs…
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Another pretty wedding was [?] [?]sed by the Rev. J. S. Thomas in the Methodist Church on Wednesday last, the contracting parties [?]…
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The wedding of Mr. George W. Lewis, eldest son of Mr. G. A. Lewis, of Ballina (Richmond River), with Miss Ada…
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On Wednesday evening 17th inst,, at St. Petet's Cathedral, Armidale, May Morse, second daughter of Mr G. P, Morse, of Esrom House," was…
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ON Wednesday afternoon, at the residence at the bride's mother (Mrc. Thos. O'Hars, Highfield, Tenterfield road), Mr. Albert A. Meurant, son of Mr. A. A. Meurant, of…
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A HAPPY event was celebrated at Shannon Vale on Wednesday afternoon. last, when Mr. Donald M'Rae and Mill Blanche Chappell were married, Mons. Corcoran celebrating…
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An Armenian wedding custom is not readily forgotten. It lasts for several days, and starts with a general assembly of friends and relatives, who…
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The Presbyterian Church, Warialda, on Wednesday, April 24th was the scene of a pretty wedding, the contracting parties being Mr. D. C…
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On Wednesday morning last (says the MINER) a very pretty wedding took place in the Tingha Church of England, the contracting parties being Mr. James…
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As briefly reported in our last issue, a quiet wedding Was celebrated at "Langrove,"Upper Tia the residence of the bride's parents, on Wednesday,…
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Among the old and long dis[?]ed wedding customs is England,none, says "Woman," was more general than the use of rose mary. It was [?] for the brides maids, on the…
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Mr Joseph Henry Gillott, son of the man who Invented the machine-made steel pen, died suddenly last month at his residence. Berry Hall, near…
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A DISAPPOINTMENT awaited a wedding couple at Newcastleunder - Lyme, Staffordshire, last month. The bride and bridegroom…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at "Collingwood," Nia[?], the contracting parties being Miss Ethel May Partridge, eldest daughter…
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THE custom of marriage gifts has become an intolerable burden for the friends of those concerned, says "A Victim," in the London "World"; while as to trousseau, a girl's…
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WHEN a bride dreams of fairies the night before her marriage she must consider herself blessed, and if she finds a spider on her wedding dress it also means a blessing Should…
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AT a wedding held at the parish church Beckenham, recently, all those intimately associated with the ceremony, with the exception of the bride, bore the name of…
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A pretty wedding took place on Wednesday evening at West Narrabri, when Elizabeth (Cis) eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C Parker, of West…
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As per advertisement, Messrs. Meynell and Gunn's famons dramatic organisation will pay a return visit to Tehterfield on Friday next, when no doubt a very warm…
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WOMAN'S FRUITLESS QUEST FOR HAPPINESS. IN the picturesque little Indians town of Newburg lives Mrs. Polly Weed Baker. In towns the size of Newbury gossip is its own…
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