Short Story. [Published by Special Arrangement.] the Wedding Gown
The news of Eleanour's engagement was variously received. There were pride and tears in the mother's eyes, pride and tenderness in Dad's and…
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Wedding. MACKNEY--CUMMING
A VERY pretty wedding was solemnised at St Paul's Presbyterian Church yesterday morning, by Rev. David Allan, the contracting parties being Mr. Charles Thomas…
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ST. PAUL's Presbyterian Church, Casino, was on Tuesday last the [?] of a quiet but pretty and popular wedding. The hour fixed for the ceremony was 12.30…
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It was a temptation. True, Aunt Ellen had ordered the ivory satin, but she would never object to her choice giving way to a Paris gown so sweetly…
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Miss ELSIR EGRINS, daughter of Alderman A. Egglus, of Bacon-street, was married at her home in Grafton on Tuesday afternoon to Mr. John William Blick,…
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ONE more of our most popular young townsmen, Mr. W. H. Gray, has seen the error of bachelorhood, and has entered the ranks of the Benedicts. The transformation scene…
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A painful scene occurred at St. George's Anglican Cathedral, Perth, on Wednesday. A wedding was in progress, and when the clergyman…
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There are two persons in Chicago to-day (said, the "Inter-Ocean" on July 28) who, although neither or them is superstitious, nor do they believe in…
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St.paul's presbyterian Church yesterday was the scene of a wedding of much interest Chiefy on account of the great popularity of the bride the church was…
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ON Wednesday morning last at the Casino Roman Catholic Church, Thomas Lamont, late of Wooroowoolgen, was married by the Rev. Father Griffin to Annie May, second…
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Give something, no matter what, appears to be the motto of many well-intentioned individuals when the subject of wedding presents comes up. Others spend not only…
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THE R.C. Church, Casino was a scene of a very pretty and popular wedding yesterday afternoon, when Mr. Harry Roffey, of Casino, eldest son of Mr. H. Roffey, of…
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[?] Wednesday among [?] St. [?] land casino was the [?] pretty and interesting wedding. There on…
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On Monday evening last, at their residence, Myall Creek, their silver wedding was celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. James Olive. Had the weather been fine they…
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A VERY pretting wedding was celebrated at St. Mark's Church of England, Casino, on Wednesday morning, the contracting parties being Mr. Stephen Crane, second son of Mrs…
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ON Wednesday, October 27th, at the home of Mrs. William Thompson, mother of the bride, a quiet wedding was celebrated, when Miss May Thompson, the youngest daughter,…
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ON Monday last, at St. Mark's Church, the wedding of Mr. J. H. Rapmund, of Coraki, and Miss Jane Gilmour, of Tatham, was celebrated. Rev. C. F. Seymour officiated…
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To-day at Goolmangar Mr. and Mrs. L. Hayden will celebrate their golden wedding. having been married at Gerrlngong on on Nov. 10, 1859. Mr. Hayden arrived in…
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