"The Midnight Wedding."
The directors of the Lyceum Pictures are making preparations for the presentation on Monday at the Central Hall of Spencer's latest achievement in local film…
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Weddings, 1913
78 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 1 of 4
A Naval Wedding. Sydney
A wedding was solemnised at St. Mark's, Darling Point, yesterday afternoon, when Frederick Cecil Robinson, R.N., staff-surgeon of H.M.S. Sealark, only son of the…
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The Lyceum Pictures attracted crowded and appreciative houses at the matinee on Saturday afternoon and at the evening display. To-night will be…
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An interesting Parliamentary wedding was that of Major Arthur Clive Morrison-Bell, Unionist member for the Honiton Division of Devonshire, to the Hon. Lilah…
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BIRD—FLEMING.—A wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church, Grafton, on 19th December 1912, by Rev. A. Fleming (Maclean), when Miss Charlotte…
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A girl is always placed in an embarrassing position when a marriage engagement lingers beyond reasonable bounds. The "constant lover of years" reads very…
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DAVIES—GAZZARD.—The wedding of Miss Ruby Gazzard, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gazzard, "Eckersley," Pacific-street, Newcastle, and Mr. Harry…
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MEARNS—BARTLE.—On Saturday, 4th January, at St. Philip's Church of England, Waratah, by Rev. Harold S. D. Portus, Miss Maude Bartle, A.L.C.M, only…
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CADDIS—ROGERS.—Charles Caddls, youngest son of Mrs. G. Caddis, of Capertoo, was married to Florence Edith, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Rogers,…
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BRAY—SEARLD—A wedding was celebrated at St. Mark's, Islington, on January 27th, 1913, when William Thomas, youngest son of the late Mr. F. S. Bray…
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BRYANT—LAMB.—On the 18th January, at St. Andrew's Church, Newcastle, the Rev. Grant Forsyth officiating, James Richard Bryant, eldest son of…
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A girl is always placed in an embarrassing position when a marriage engagement lingers beyond reasonable bounds. The "constant lover of years" reads very well…
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The wedding Lady Edwina Roberts, the second daughter of Earl Roberts, to Major Lewin, D.S.O., took place yesterday…
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CLARK—RAMAGE.—At the Kurri Kurri Presbyterian Church on Wednesday afternoon, February 19th, Miss Jeanetto Ramage, eldest daughter of Mr…
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FERDINAND—SKINNER.—At St. James' Church, Wickham, on Thursday, January 23rd, 1913, Frederick William, youngest sen of the [?] Thomas Ferdinand, of…
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KENNEDY—MORRISS.—A wedding which attracted considerable local interest took place in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newcastle, on Saturday…
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COWPER—NIMMO.—At the residence of Mr. John A. Nimmo, Tudor-street, Hamilton, on Saturday, 8th March, Johua Cowper, of Adamstown, son of the late Mr. J…
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Old Gretna Green weddings were no doubt very simple affairs, but they often meant a lot of trouble and a good deal of excitement and possible danger to…
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BILBIE—BUTTERWORHT.—On March 8th, at the residence of the bride's parents, Amy Ethel, second daughter of Mr. Walter Butterworth, of North…
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A gathering was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cooper, "Lyneham," Mitchell-street. Merewether, on Saturday evening, 29th March, to celebrate their…
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