Wedding
On Wednesday 28rd Dec, there was at Black Mountain, the marriage of Charles Daniel, eldest son of Mr. Thos Hutton, of ''Oak…
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Weddings. Smith --Curry
A very pretty wedding eventuated in the Union Church, Warialda Railway on 30th December. The contracting parties were Mr. Hubert…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at Em[?]ville on Wednesday last the 30th [?] between Mr. George W. Hutton the son of Mr. Thomas…
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An elderly American authoress asked me a few days ago to conduct her to a place where she could see a workman's wedding, as she required…
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Nearly two months have elapsed since the Seayers, with their ward, sailed for Europe., and we now find Walter Leighton Located in New…
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A very pretty wedding was [?]…
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Miss Ring left the room without waiting for her companion to reply and was absent for nearly half an hour…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated in Sydney on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Dr. John Mackenzie and Miss Davidson, daughter…
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"No August, such a course would do no good, for you could prove nothing. You did not see the deed done. You have only my word, and…
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A wedding took place on Wednesday, January 6, at St. Clement's Church, Marrickville, [?]en Miss Beatrice Sherring, B.Sc., daughter of…
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The little customs that have come to be a part of the marriage ceremony have had diverse and interesting origins. The ring has played an…
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Of distinguished appearance, Gustave William Auguste Reber was indicted at Bristol Assizes on November 19, on a charge of making a false declaration…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Ladies' Page "All the reasonings of a man are not worth one' sentiment of a woman."—VOLTAIRE. Some Wedding Superstitions
THE superstitious in regard to marriage date back to an early period of history, the origin of many of them being shrouded in the mists of the past…
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At " Sunny side, " Black Mountain, the residence of the bride's parents, on the 20th inst., Elizabeth, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James…
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A few [?] of explanation regarding [?] may not [?] here [?] had received Carl King's despatch, ordering [?] to [?] his…
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There is a very ancient belief that a blood vessel extends from the base of the fourth finger of the left hand to the heart, whence, as is alleged, the…
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A quite wedding was solemnised at Linwood on Monday afternoon. Rev. G. E. Morris officiating, when Mr. Fred Hickey, son of Mr. J. Hickey,…
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Uncle Robert, I want to leave [?] at once I shall never know another moment of peace until I get [?] from this dreadful place…
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Rev Monsignor Corcoran [?] Mr. Austin, V. Cassidy not Shan[?] Vale, and son of the late Mr. John Cassidy of Beardy and Miss. Louts…
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"No, August such a course would [?] no good for you could prove nothing. You did not see the deed done. You have only my word, and…
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