Incidentals of weddings
MARRIA[?] are popular [?]owsday, and it may not be outside the provises of a public journal to points cot a desirable improvements in the arrangement for such [?]. Take the question of…
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Lady's Special Column. "All the reasonings of a men en not worth one sentiment of a woman."—VOLTAIRE. Diagnise our bondage as we will, the woman, woman rules as still—MOORE. Incidentals of Weddings
MARRIAGES are popular nowadays, and it may not be outside the province of a public journal to point out a desirable improvement in the arrangement for…
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ABOUT two hundred guests assembled at Zig Zag, Abington, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berryman, on Monday, 16th Sept., to witness the marriage of the…
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THE marriage of Kate, only daughter of the late W. W. Doughty and Mrs. Doughty, of "Glaythrone," Coogee, to J. Norman Peck, eldest son of the late James Peck, of…
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A large number of relatives friends of Mrs. G. Morris assembled other residence " Hopgrove," on Wednesday, 2nd instant, in response to her…
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On Wednesday, 2nd inst., there was a large gathering at St. James' Church of England, Guyra to witness the marriage ceremony of Mr…
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As briefly reported in our last issue, Mr. T. J. Blake, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Blake, of Walcba, and Miss Eva E. Stier, eldest daughter of Mr…
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The Bayanzi, who live along the Upper Congo, have a strange custom which makes life a burden to the married woman. Great brass…
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AN extraordinary hoax was perpetrated in Abbey-street, Bermondsey, the victims being a number of tradesmen and a young couple who were to have…
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MOLYNEUX—BRITZ—On Wednesday afternoon last, a wedding that attracted a little more than ordinary attention was solominised at Cubis' Hotel, the contracting parties being…
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THOUGH there is still a good deal of trippery and form attached to many weddings, a Melbourne contemporary notes the f[?]t that numbers of young couples are getting in for…
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There was an amazing scene at a wedding a few days ago the parish church of Isle Abbots a village near minster, Somerset. The vicar, the Rev…
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THAT the chapter of wedding eccentricities is by no means closed was proved by the recent nuptials of George Bagha and Eiizabeth Hallock,…
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PRINCESS Louise, of Orleans, and Prince Charles, of Bourbon, were married in England on Sunday, amid surroundings of the greatest…
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A fashionable wedding took place yesterday (November 7th) at Darlinghurst, when Miss Mary Anderson, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson, Newstead South,…
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There was an amazing- scene at a wedding a few days ago in the pansh, church of Isle Abbots, a village near [?]minster, Somerset (says the London…
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AT Wattle Farm (Glencee), the boffin of Mr. and Mn W. F. Davidson, a pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, when Catherine, their eldest daughter, was united…
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A pretty wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon last at St. James' Church, Rocky River, Uralla, when Samuel Sebastian, third son of…
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IT may be said that the pastrycook's art is not a lost science in Glen Innes, for the goods and confections at the local establishments are each as would win eulogistic…
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IT is well-known that the young, dusky dam[?] of Northern Queensland have a decided fundness for the kanaka "boys," and they are not slow in following the…
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