The Wedding of Grahame-white
For the first time in history wedding guests arrived at the scene of the ceremony by aeroplane on Thursday, when Mr. Claude Grahame-White, the famous…
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Weddings, 1912
72 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 3 of 4
London News. Ascot Sunday.—alexander Day.—mr. Asquith and Labour.—the Suffragist Outbreak.—the Wedding of Grahame White. London, June 28. Ascot
With the past week-end the splendour of midsummer came upon England. Could some super-airman have covered Great Britain from north to south and east to…
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REYNOLDS—HOGBIN.—At St. Mark's Church of England, Islington, on the 17th July. May, eldest daughter of Mrs. W. Hogbin, was married to Ernest A…
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Why is a wedding ring worn? The custom of wearing wedding rings comes to us from the Romans, who probably obtained it from the Greeks. Among the…
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Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, who has celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of his marriage with Lady Victoria Buxton, is, like each of his five sons, a Master of…
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PARSONSâJEFFERIESâOn Wednesday, 17th July, a popular wedding was celebrated at Christ Church, Gosford, when Mr. Charles Prosper Garnet…
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QUINLAN—WTOOD.—A wedding took place at the Church of England, on Wednesday, August 21st, when Mr. Arthur J. Quinlan, eldest son of Mr. A. J…
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Mr. Richard Arkwright, who has celebrated his golden wedding with Lady Mary Arkwright, was only nine years in the House of Commons, but he saw Russell,…
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WENNEN—COULSTON.—At the residence of Mr. William Hughes, Lambton, on Saturday, July 27th, Mr. Albert Wennen, youngest son of Mr. James Wennen,…
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The silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilson, of Hamilton, was celebrated at a gathering held in Marsden's Cafe, Hunter-street, Newcastle, on Saturday night…
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FOWLES — CROFT.—At St. Mark's Church, Islington, on Tuesday, 25th June, 1912, the Rev, W. H. James officiating, Cyril Rouben Fowles, youngest son of Mr…
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It is not often that the captain of a flagship marries in Australia (it happened once before when Flag-captain Prowse married Miss Bertha Brady), so…
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BUTTERWORTH—SILCOCK.—At St. Philip's Church, Waratah, on Wednesday, September 11[?], the Rev. H. S. D. Portus officiating, James Thomas Butterworth,…
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BROXOM—GIGGENS.—CAMPHELL —GIGGENS.—On September 14th, 1912. a double wedding was celebrated at West Wallsend, Mr. Thomas William Broxom,…
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A wedding announced to take place at Terni has been postponed under dramatic circumstances. Francosco Diosi, a man of forty-eight, had fallen violently in love…
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The newest idea in wedding-present giving is to bestow a length of brocade, rare and beautiful, upon a bride, just as used to be the way with our…
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COOPERâPIKE.âA very pleasing function took place on Saturday afternoon last in the Salvation Army hall, Auckland-street, when Miss Alice Pike,…
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MASTERSâDAVIES.âOn Tuesday, 1st October, at the Maitland-road Methodist Church, the Rev. W. Pettinger officiating, Mr. Stanley Owen Masters, son of Mr…
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CRAMPTON—CHAMPION.—At St. Mary's' church of England, West Maitland, on Wednesday last. November 6th, Mr. Percy C. Crampton, shire clerk of…
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W. C. Stinson proceeded against Mrs. Nicholson to recover the sum of £7 9s, alleged to be due for photographs supplied to the defendant. Mr. A. H. James…
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