"The Fatal Wedding."
PLAY-GOERS were afforded a dramatic treat at Mullumbimby School of Arts on Tuesday evening, when Mr. Philip on Lytton's talented company produced…
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A qnict wedding was celebrated at St. Andrew's Church of England, on Monday, 8th inst by the Ven. Archdeacon Why to. The contracting parties were Miss Ethel,…
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LOVERS of high—class dramas will be pleased to learn of Mr. Philip Lytton's inention of producing at the School of Arts, Casino, an Tuesday evening next, the…
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A quiet but very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Church of Christ, Lismore, on Tuesday, July 19th, by Evangelist F. T. Saunders, the contracting…
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Phillip Lytton Coy., produced this sensational and famous drama "The Fatal Wedding." before a good house in the School of Arts on Wednesday night…
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The Church of Christ. Lismore, was the soone of a quiet but pretty wedding on Tuesday, July 19" when Mr. Henry Paddon, third son of Captain Paddon, of…
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A pretty wedding was celecbrated in St. patric's Church Toowoomba on the 6th August. by the Rev. Father T. O' Connell, when Miss Alice.second dau[?]ber of Mrs…
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A very pretty wedding took place at the Coraki Methodist Church on Wednesday of last week, when Mr. E. J. Smith, second sou of Mr. E. J. Smith (foreman of Davis…
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The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Darius Miller was celebrated at Bridgeport, Connecticut, on Tuesday. A notable inci-dent in connection with the celebration…
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MR. Phillip Lytton's dramatic company received splendid patronage at Casino on Tuesday night, the hall being packed; consequently the…
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ST. MARK'S church of England was the scene of a quiet little wedding on Wednesday morning when the Rev. C. F. Seymour sol[?] the [?]…
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The name of Philip Lytton is a certain guarantee of all that in good in the theatrical world, and the production, of "The Fatal "Wedding" at the Federal Hull…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on Monday last at "Lindesfarne," the residence of Mr. F. E. Miller, by the Rev. R. Woodier, between William James…
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The wedding took place on Wednesday, 17th instant, of Mr. Charles Poynting, of Lismore, second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Poynting, of.Mulbourne, and Miss Florence…
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Mr. Phillip Lytton's Fatal Wedding company produced that play again last night when there was a large attendance, and the pi[?]ce was very successful. The casto…
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On Wednesday, 17th of August, a very pretty wedding took place at the residence of the bride's mother, "Essenden," Clunes, when Adoline, youngest daughter of Mrs…
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