Wedding at Ellangowan
A quiet little wedding took place on Wednesday at Mr. J. Williams' residence, Ema Park, Tatham, the contracting parties being Miss Ellen L. Baker and Mr. William…
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Old Shoes at a Wedding
"If women only realised the true meaning of that detestible nuisance, the shower of old shoos after a wedding, I feel sure" writes Captain Hope in the…
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The St. Petersburg police have discovered a plot to blow up the Imperial Family and Court during the marriage ceremony of the Grand Duchess Pauloola and…
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A QUIET, but pretty wedding took place on Wednesday morning, 15th inst., at the Union Church, Breadwater, whon Olaf M. Kelly, son of Mrs. E. Kelly, was united to Maud…
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A pretty but quiet wedding was celebrated at "Sunnyside," Broadwater, on Tues-, day, 21st inst., when Samuel i James Touds, school teacher, was married to…
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On April 20th at St. Patrick's Church Marlivale, the marriage of Catherine Aird, daugter of Mr. Synott "Rose[?]" Goolmangar to Micha[?] V. McNamara…
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The "Glen Innes Examiner" reports:—On Monday, at the residence of the bride's parents (Rev. A. H. Johnstone officiating), the marriage was celebrated of Samuel…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated at the Tenterfield Wesleyan Church on Wednesday last, when Mr. Kenneth McLennan, eldest son of Mr. M…
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The Goulburn "Herald" writes:—A pretty wedding was solemised at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Goulburn, at 9 a.m. on Easter Monday, when Mr…
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CREIGHTON—DUNCAN.—On Wednesday morning the Rev. D. Allan united in the holy bonds of matrimony Mr. W. Creighton and Miss T. Duncan, daughter of Mr. W…
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Early on Wednesday morning, April 29, at St. Cathage's Cathedral, the Very Rev. Dean Quinn performed the ceremony of marriage between Vincent Leslie, son of…
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On Wednesday morning the Rev. D Allan united in the holy bonds of matrimony Mr. W. Creighton and Miss T. Duncan, Mr. W. Duncan, father of the…
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The Rev. Canon Bovce presided on Tuesday, night in the Centenary Hall at the semi-jubilee demonstration of the New South Wales Alliance…
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EARLY on Wednesday morning, April 29, at St. Carthage's Cathedral, the Very Rev. Dean Quinn performed the ceremony of marriage between Vincent…
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On Wednesday, 22nd April, "Glencoe," the residence of Mr. Ewen McDonald, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the contracting parties being[?] Miss[?] Catherine…
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ON the 15th-April, at St. Paul's Church, Carlingford, Harry John Stanley, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Smyth, of Bay-road, North Sydney, was married to Effie Ethelwyn…
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AT the Roman Catholic Courch on Wednesday, Mr. John Richardson, son of Mr. James Richardson, of Bringle-brab, Gresford. was married to Miss…
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A very pretty wedding, exciting much local interest, was solemnised in the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday morning, when Mr. George Taylor, third son…
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MARRIAGES have been performed in peculiar places at times. It is related of Dean Swift that on one occasion, when caught in a shower…
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ON Wednesday last, at the residence of Jr. H. Anderson, Lawrence Road, the Rev. C.F. Seymour united in the bonds of holy redlock Mr. Andrew G. Brown and Miss…
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