Weddings. Defraine—crotty
A very pretty wedding was celebrated in Holy Trinity Church yesterday evening, when Mr. Oliver John Defraine, son of Mr. and Mrs…
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Wedding Saunders—stevenson
A wedding in which there was a large amount of local interest was that of Miss Ivy Stevenson, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Colin Stevenson, of…
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We take the following from "The Richmond (Nth Qld) Times":—A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, March 7,…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Manse on Tuesday afternoon last, when Robert William, youngest son of…
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An evening wedding was celebrated in the Glen Innes Holy Trinity Church, on Wednesday of last week, at 7 p.m., the…
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At a recent wedding one of the presents to the bridegroom was a flock of 300 sheep, he having taken up farming us a hobby. A somewhat similar…
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The Geneva correspondent of the "Daily Express" telegraphs that the suicide of a bride on the altar steps suddenly ended a marriage ceremony…
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The wedding of Miss Marjorie Capel, only daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Capel, of Gou[?]nama Station, Warialdada, and Mr. John Simpson,…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place at. St. Augustine's Church, Inverslt, of Friday lasts, when Mr. Charles Dyer, son of Mr. F. J. Dyer,…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at the Guyra Presbyterian Maniac on Wednesday, March 21, the Rev. E. N. McKie, B.A., officiating, when Thema…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at St. James's Church of England, Guyra, on Wednesday, 28th March, when Alma, second daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Devlin, Guyra,…
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At the home of the bride the [?]ding was quietly celebrated on T[?]day last of Mr. W. C Ruming Guyra, and Miss N. C. Lockyer…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was cefebrared at St. Augeline's Church, Moree, on the 28th March, when Walter, only son of Mr. and Mrs. D…
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At "F[?] Wellingrove on April 4, the marriage of Mr. Charle, Edward, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. [?] Doust of Glen Innes, to Ollie,…
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The wedding took place at St. Mychael's Chruch, Rose Bay, Sydney, on Wednesday evening, March 21, of Kenneth B. Cudmore, eldest…
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A few days ago, the big railway tank at the Howard railway station mysteriously opened, and the water poured out until all was gone, the…
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POMROYâTOLLEY.âOn Wednesday, 4th April, a quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Paul'a Church, Ben Lomond, by Archdeacon Johnstone (Guyra), when…
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One of the most fashionable and pretty weddings that have taken place in Inverell for many years was solemnised at St. Augustine's on…
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On Wednesday April 4th, a quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Paul's Church, Ben Lomond, by the Archdeacon Johnstone, when Raymond…
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Samuel Johnston, the caustic compiler of epigrams, was responsible for the unromantic definition that "a ring is a circular instrument placed upon…
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