Wedding
A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated at the Church of Christ, Lismore, on Thursday, December 13th, the parties being Miss Lily Riley, youngest daughter…
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Wedding on Christmas Day
At Lismore, on Tuesday, 25th December, 1906. Mr. J. H. Bownan, of Kyogle, and Miss E. M. Emery, of Lismore. were joined in the holy bonds of…
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ON Thursday evening, at Holy Trinity Church, Orange, by Rev. J. L. Taylor, Mr. Stanley Draper of Messrs. Rich and Co., and secretary of the Amateur Turf…
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A quiet wedding of interest to Lismore people, was celebrated at the historic Scots Church Sydney, on January 2nd, by the Rev. Dr. Dill Macky, when Mr…
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Two families long resident in the district were Willed last week. We refer to the marriage of Mr. E. Saville (eldest son of Mr. E. Saville, of South Lismore) to…
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St, John's Church Balmain, was the scene of a preety and interesting ceremony on Monday last, 7th instant. The occasion was the wedding of Miss E. A…
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On Saturday, 12th instant, in the School of Arts, Coorabell, the marriage of Mise F. M. Williams with Mr. E..J. Blanch, was celebrated by Rev. Mr…
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ST. JOSEPH 'S Church, Coraki, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, 9th instant. the contracting parties being Mr. John Birmingham, fifth son of Mr. Thomas Birmingham. of…
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PLIM-WOODWARD.—A quiet wedding took place at the Church of England, Lismore, on January 8th between Joseph E. Plim, eldest son of Mr. J.H. Plim,…
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St. John's Church, Balmain, was the scene of a pretty and interesting ceremony on Monday, 7th inst. The occasion was the wedding of Miss E. A…
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A pretty wedding took place at Wyra[?] on Wednesday, 9th instant, the contracting parties being Miss C. E. [?] formerly of the staff of the…
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MALLETT— WHITE—St.John's Church, Birchgrove-road, Balmain, was crowded on January 7th when Elizabeth Amy only daughter of Mr. Mrs.J.H…
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At St. John's Church, Balmain, on 6th inst, a wedding took place, which attracted more than usual interest as it was the first celebrated at the…
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LOCKHART—Murphy.—On Wednesday the Rev. David A[?]an. of Casino, united in the holy bounds of matrimony Charles Lookhart, of Myrtle Creek, and Jennette…
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KELLY—CURTS.—The first of the enteresting ceremonies was in St. Mary's Church when Mr. John Kely, of Casino formerly of Morya, was united in the bonds of…
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An event that created a good deal of interest took place on January 22nd, when Miss E. Edwards and Mr. C. Hambley[?] were united in the holy bonds of matrimony…
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A very enjoyable surprise party was given to Mr. and Mrs. G. O'Connor and family, of "Kelsoleigh," Billinudgel, on 21st inst., to…
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MR. C. LOADSMAN'S residence, "Alpha," Lindendale, was the scene of much rejoicing on Tuesday morning last, when a pretty double wedding ceremony was celebrated by…
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BROWN—DRISCOLL.—On Saturday evening in St. Mark's Church of England, Casino, Rev. C. Seympour united in holy bonds of matrimony Mr. Jas. R. Brown and Miss…
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However unlucky or undesirable tears may he on all other occasions, one's wedding day it is best to shed a few, according to old tradition. They are sure to bring good luck…
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