Romantic Wedding From a Workhouse
Considerable excitement was caused at Chester recently by the marriage under romantic circumstances of Captain Salisbury, son, of a late M.P. for Chester, and…
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Weddings, 1900
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A Sailor's Wedding
A wedding feast without a bridegroom is not an every-day occurrence. Mr. J. D. Wilson, chief officer of the steamer Star of England, found himself through the delay in the arrival of his vessel, in the…
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The London correspondent of the Bradford "Observer" gives an interesting account of a peculiar wedding which took place in the west end of London a few…
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Mr. E. M'Cann, the accountant of Messrs. Hammond and Co., Brown-street, was yesterday married to Miss Mary Rickman Muncaster, the second…
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An interesting wedding tool place yesterday, when Miss Amelia Wall, second eldest daughter of Mr. S. Wall, of West Maitland, was united in matrimony to Mr. J. W. Stein,…
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A Quebec journalist and his wife are taking a novel wedding tour, and should it end successfully they will pocket a wager of 15,000 dollars…
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On Wednesday afternoon Mr. Joseph E. Davenport, eldest son of Mr. Joseph Davonport, was united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Jones, daughter of Mr. John Jones, of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Carrington. Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Draper, of Young-street, celebrated their golden wedding on the 10th inst. They have been residents of Carrington for upwards of 30 years. being…
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A pretty wedding took place at the Roman Catholic Church, Branxton, on the 21st inst., between Mr. F. Blake second son of Mrs. C. Blake, and Miss Bridget Soully, second…
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Few people know the origin of the wedding ring. Fewer yet know of the numerous legends and superstitions attached to the simple gold band. There are many…
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Invertian has to be taxed in order to provide something now for wedding festivities, if one generally desires to be original: but that there are minds adapted to…
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Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Varley entertained a number of friends at the Lyeeum Hall on Monday evening, June 24th, the occasion being their silver…
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According to the rites of the Salvation Army, Captain Roach (of Raymond Terrace) and Lieutenant Thompson (of Wallsend) were married last…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →District News. Wickham Wedding Bels
St. James' Church was the scene of a very pretty and interesting wedding on Wednesday afternoon, when Mr Richard Tressider, second son of Mr Joel Tresside of Carrington,…
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At the Brown-street Congregation[?] Church yesterday, Mr. Arthur H. James, B.A., solicitor, youngest son of the late Mr. Daniel James, of Strathfield, and…
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On Wednesday evening a pretty wedding took place here, the contracting parties being William Guy, eldest son of T. Guy, of Lambton, to Miss…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →A Sydney Letter. the Ferry Owners Rise in Arms.—a Federal Stamp.—a Flaw in the Licensing Act.—the Harris-salmon Wedding.—new Zealand and Her "Annexations."—on the Eve of the Financial Statement.—lord Hopetoun to Arrive in November.—the Redwood War. Sydney
In a previous letter a difficulty was anticipated with the ferry owners if the Government insisted on each boat carrying enough life-saving gear for all its…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Our New Zealand Letter. Wellington, October 10. a Maori Wedding
A most interesting Maori wedding—probably the very last of the great tribal unions—was celebrated here recently. The bride, whose pretty name…
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The Karens, of Upper Burma, not only delay their weddings till they can celebrate 20 or 30 at once, but make the same occasion serve for their…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Williamtown. Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. John Maslen recently celebrated their golden wedding in the Union Hall. Mr. Maslen, in a neat little speech, welcomed his guests. He said it did not…
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