Women's World. Weddings. Hansen—carroll
St. Carthage's Cathedral was the scene of a very quiet wedding at 6 a.m. yesterday, when the Very Revd. Monsignor Maguire was the ofliciating clergyman at…
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Wedding. Hoare—o'meara
A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated t Dungarubba on Wednesday last, when Plerce A. Hoare J.P., was Joined in the holy bonds to Mary V. O'Meara, eldest…
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St. Andrew's Church of England was the scene of a pretty wedding yesterday morning, and which was witnessed by a very large gathering of relatives and…
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A very pretty and popular wedding was solem[?] in St. Patrick's Church, Warde[?], on Tuesday, 14th last., at 9 a. m., the coontracting parties being Patrick,…
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On Saturday, 27th ult., Mr. George Henry Yates, jun. (son of ex-alderman G. H. Yates, J.P.), formerly of this town, but now of Murwillumbah, was…
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A quiet, wedding was recently celebrated at St. James' Cathedral, Townsville (O.), when Richard Mor[?], second son of Mrs. Haussman and the late Mr. D. D…
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On Friday evening last a very quiet wedding was solemnised at the Methodist Parsonage by the Rev. John Calvert, between [?]orothy Alice, youngest daughter of…
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On Saturday, the 18th, in St. Paul's C. of E., Byron Bay, by the Rev. R. Woodger, Mr. D. C. Tilgham, accountent in the E.S. and A. Bank, Byron Bay branch,…
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At the Methodist Church on Wednesday afternoon, the marriage of Mr John Connor with Miss Elizabeth Jane Marshall was celebrated by the…
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Seaham Presbyterian Church, which was nicely decorated by friends, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on wednesday, June 24, when Emily May, fourth daughter…
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Residents of the Derbyshire village of Tensley wills not soon forget the wedding of "Aaron and Laura," as Mr. Aaron Rodgers and his bride, Mrs. Laura Elizh,…
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"Braeside," Buckendoon, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. Parker, was the scene of a petty wedding on Saturday last, when the [?]. Mr. McDousld, of Maclean,…
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What was practically a double golden wedding has been celebrated at Acrefair, near [?]ngollen, Mr. and Mrs. [?] Pritchard and Mr. and Mrs. Edwd. Beasley,…
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A very quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at St. Carthage's Cathedral early yesterday morning by the Rev. Monsignor McGuire, betwen Miss Mary McGee,…
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At. St. Andrew's Church of England yesterday morning the Rev. Canon Whyte, B.A., celebrated the marriage of Emma Dorothy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C…
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MELDRUM—SMITH.—A quiet but pretty wedding was solemmsed by the Rev. P. L. Black at the Methodist Church, Casino on Saturday…
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A very pretty wedding, and one which excited much interest, took place on Saturday, the 25th July, when Donald Alexander, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James…
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St. Andrew's Church of England was the scene of a pretty wadding at noon on Tuesday, 28th July, the bridegroom being Mr William…
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AT the invitative of Mr. and Mrs. H. Nelson, of Mullumbimby Creek, a number of friends visited their home on Monday evening to celebrate the…
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A quiet and very pretty wedding was solemnised in St. Cuthbert's Anglican Church, Tweed Heads, on Wednesday, August 5th, by Rev. H. Lilley. The…
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