Hamilton. Silver Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hutchinson, who have been 17 years in Hamilton, celebrated their silver wedding at their residence, "Gateshead House," in Dennison-street,…
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Weddings, 1904
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Wickham. Wedding Gifts
The members of the Carrington Lawn Tennis Club were entertained by their vice-president. Mr. E. W. Bearby, at his residence. "Talgal," Smedmore, on…
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On New Year's Day, at St. Andrew's Church, Newcastle, Miss M. L. Street, youngest daughter of Mr. P. Street, contractor, of Islington, was married by the…
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On Saturday evening, at the residence of Mr. W. Banfield, Mr. Samuel Jones and his wife celebrated the jubilee of their married life. Among those present were…
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Miss M. Matheison, third daughter of Mr. A. Matheison, manager of the Hetton Colliery, was married to Mr. George Davis, of Newcastle on January 14th, at the…
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The American millionaire is not alone in his love for ostentation at his daughter's wedding. The peasants of the Alt-Mark of Brandenburg, in Germany are no whit…
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A wedding was celebrated on Wednesday at St. Stephen's Church, Tarro, between Mr. Stanley Williams, elder son of Mr. Albert Williams, of "Homebush," and Miss…
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An early morning wedding was celebrated by the Very Rev. J. O'Donohue on the 18th instant at the Sacred Heart Church, Hamilton, between Mr. George Carroll,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →West Wallsend. Lowe-dunlop Wedding
Mr. Thomas Lowe, eldest son of Mr. William Lowe, of Seahampton, West Wallsend was on Wednesday, 27th instant, married to Miss Nellie Dunlop, second…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The wedding of Prince Alexander of Teck with Princess Alice of Albany was solemnised at St. George's Chapel, Windsor…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Helen Gardner's Wedding-day; Or, Colonel Floyd's Wards. Chapter I.
"Yes?" said Aunt Ruth, with kindling interest. This important monosyllable was, in the mouth of this excellent lady,…
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"Who? Robert and Helen? Four or five months. They seem very happy together, as contented a couple as I ever saw. They expect to be married…
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He looked through the window. The moon shone with fitful lustre between flying clouds; the high autumn wind reared through a pine-grove to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Helen Gardner's Wedding-day; Or, Colonel Floyd's Wards, Chapter II.—(Continued)
The game of "Consequences," I may as well state, for the information of those who, from the misfortune of ignorance, or the wilfulness of…
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She heard him with calming pulses and more composed mien. Presently, the bowed face was uplifted, and her eyes sought his again—a look that was…
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She went over it twice; she had read it many times before, the proud lines of her features hardening at each word; refolded it, and deliberately…
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"Uncle! You forget that he is to marry Helen next month!'' "Tut, child! Matches have been broken off at the altar before now!…
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Robert was embarrassed. "Your confidence can never be burdensome!" he answered, sincerely, "But Nell, darling! there was nothing…
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"Miss Helen!" she said, as she kneeled to untie her slipper-string; "I hope you did not think it unproper in me to hurry you home from the spring…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stockton. South-johnson Wedding
On the 11th instant, at Salut Paul's Church, Stockton, Miss Sarah Johnson, third daughter of Mr. William Johnson, of the Miners' Exchange Hotel,…
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