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On January 16 a quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Luke's Church, Mosnam, by the Rev. F. N. Reeve, between Mr. Walfer Marr, of Hanging rock Creek, and Vida,…
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Wedding
On Tuesday evening, the 7th inst. John Leslie, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hawken, of Tomerong, South Coast and Jessie eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seccombe of…
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A very pretty wedding, and one which had been looked forward to with much interest, was celebrated at St. John's Church of England,…
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Mr. and Mrs. George Greenaway, of Pound-street, Grafton, celebrated their golden wedding. They were married on 8th March, 1861, at Casino, and have…
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A fashonable wedding, and one that was invested with an unusual amount of inter-est, was celebrated in the Coraki Pres-byterian Church on Wednesday afternoon…
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A fashionable wedding, which was carried out with much oclat, was celebrated at the Presby torian Church, Coraki, on Tuesday last, when Mr. Stuart Mowbray Raff,…
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A FASHIONABLE wedding, and one that was invested with an annual amount of interest, was celebrated in the Coraki Presbyterian Church on Wednesday…
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A fashionable wedding, and one that was invested with an unusual amount of interest, was celebrated in the Coraki Presbyterian Church…
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ON Thursday afternoon last the R.C. Church at Harwood, which was prettily decorated with flowers and evergreens, was crowded with friends to witness the marriage…
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On Thursday afternoon last the R.C. Church at Harwood was crowded with friends to witness the marriage of Miss Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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A wedding of considerable interest at Wollong[?]ar was celebrated in the Wollongbar Union Church on Tuesday evening, 7th March, when John Leslie, second son of…
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A silver wedding celebration at Dalkelth, Midlothian, on February 5, came to a sudden and dramatic end owing to the poisoaing of 14 of the 17 persons present,…
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FRIDAY'S "R.'R. Herald" reports that a fashionable wedding, and one that excited local interest, was celebrated in the Presbyterian Chinch near "Glenooe" on…
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A fashionable wedding, and one that excited much local interest, was celebrated in the Presbyterian Church near "Glencoe" on…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised at St. John's Church of England, Mullumbimby, yesterday, when Miss Lillian Hannah Elizabeth, youngest…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised in St. Mary Magdalene's Church, Coraki, by the Rev. A. S. Homersham on Tuesday last, the contracting parties being…
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The first wedding in the "Glencoe" Presbyterian Church, and one of very great local interest, was celebrated on Wednesday last, when Mr. A. J. Cleeve, of Ettrick,…
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A very pretty wedding was colomnised at the Presbyterian Church, Woodburn, last week, by the Rev. J. A. R. Perkins (writes our New Italy correspondent), the contracting…
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In the Charch of England yesterday Wednesday afternoon, Miss Amy Vera. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wright, of Murwillumbah and William…
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A WEDDING was solemuised at Kyogle on Wednesday last which caused more than usual interest owing to the popularity of the parties to the solemn compact. The…
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