Their Fourth Wedding
A widower who had recently married for the third time, and whose bride had also been married once before, wrote across the bottom of the…
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193 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 6 of 10
Woman's World. Weddings. Sneesby—Rippon
A popular and pretty wedding was solemnised at Broadwater on Wednesday last, July 6th, at the Union Church. The Rev. Mr. Todd officiated. The contracting…
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At the Union Church, Broadwater, on Wednesday of last week the Rev. F. R. Todd solemnised the wedding of Mr. Leonard James Saecsby, sou of…
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Thursday was the scene of a very pretty little wedding at the residence of Mr. John Mitchell, Jiggi, when the Rev. Parker, of Lismore, united in holy matrimony Miss…
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In the Isle of Man the wedding ring was formerly used as an instrument of torture. Cyril Davenport, in his book on "Jewellery," remarks that…
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EATON—SCOTT.—On Wednesday morning last, at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Casino, a quiet pretty wedding was celebrated by the Rev. D. Allan. The…
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A wedding of local interest—and to a number of friends settled on the Northern Rivers—took place at Central Tilba (South Coast) on Monday, 11th inst.,…
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An exceedingly pretty and rather novel marriage ceremony was performed under the palms and pines in one corner of the garden attached to the residence of the…
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"Oh, Nurse, you here, sitting all alone? Where is Miss Marjorie? I want her." "You generally do want her, Mr…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Clement's Church, Billiundgel, on 27th July by the Rev H. H. Gowing, the contracting parties being Mr…
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A quiet wedding was solemnised on Aug. 3rd, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. Rapp. Deep Creek, when Mr. H. Shirley and Miss Maggie Rapp were united in the…
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A dramatic event of vast importance and great moment will be the revival of the enormous trans-Atlantic domestic drama, "The Fatal wedding," for which…
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The wedding was solemnised on Wednesday at midday, at St. Andrew's, Lismore, of Miss Florence Ethel Roffey, eldest daughter of Mr. H. Roffey, of Byron Bay,…
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CARRY—BYRNES.—Yesterday (Monday) a quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised at the Roman Catholic Church, casino by the Rev, Monsigner Ahera, The…
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A QUIET wedding was solwmnised on Aug 3rd, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs C. Rapp, Deep Creek, when Mr. H. Shirley and Miss Maggle Rapp were united in the…
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A wedding that attracted many friends to the Church of England, Coraki, was that solemnised, by the Rev. H. Velvin, between Mr. William Toovey, of the…
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A romantic wedding took p[?]ac[?] recently in a tug in the Firth of Forth. The bridegroom. Count Erik Axol Lewenhaupt, aged 2[?], a Heutenant in a Swedish hussar…
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MR. PHILLIP LYTTON is so well and favorably known in connection with Her Majesty's Moving Theatre in country districts, that Casino people will be pleased to…
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ON Monday last the wedding of Mr. P. Carey, eldest son of the late Mr. J. Carey, of Sandy Creek, and Miss Ada Beatrice, third daughter of Mr. J. T. Byrnes, of…
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[?] nd what do you think, Master [?]red, was the cause of all this trouble? I don't suppose you'd ever guess, and upon my word it…
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