Wedding. Amo[?]—[?]ettens
A pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. Joseph [?]ns, of Bon[?]rigan, on Wednesday, July 20th, when Edith June, second y[?]gest daughter of…
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Wedding PURCELL--COMMERCED
The marriage of Mr. John Purcell, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Purcell, of "Knockendgoi," County Kilkenny, Ireland, and Miss Alice…
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A popular wedding was celebrated in St. Andrews' Presbyterian Church on Wednesday night last (the Rev. J. B. Mackissock, assisted by Mr. J…
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On Saturday night last a pretty wedding was solemnised by Rev. Owens (C.E.), when Alfred Leonard, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Walsham, Grafton…
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St. Andrew's Church of England was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding last evening, when the Rev. Canon Why to, B.A., solemnized the marriage of Mary Dorothy…
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A quite wedding took place on Wednesday at 8.30 a.m. at the residence of Mrs. W. W. Wotherspoon, Bridge-street, North Lismore., when Harold Walther, youngest son…
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A distressing fatality occurred at South Grafton on Monday afternoon, just before 5 o'clock, resulting in the death of Mr Harold…
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A distressing fatality occurred at South Grafton on Monday afternoon, just before 5 o'clock, resulting in the death of Mr Harold…
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The marrige of George, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Yabsley, Corasi, House, with Isabella, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. McPherson, of Mt. Vernon,…
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McRAE—HOGAN.—At the Casino Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday morning a quiet but very pretty wedding was celebrated by the Rev…
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The church at Newrybar was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday last, when the Rev. E. J. Merchant (Anglican) was the offici[?]ing clergyman at the…
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The Bachelor Button declared He was tired of bachelorhood, And if Marguerite was willing, Marry and settle he should…
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On Wednesday, August 12, a very pretty wedding was celebrated a the residence of the bride's parents at "Glenmore," Cook Road, Centennial Park, [?] when Ciss…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church, Ipswich, on Wednesday, August 19th, the contracting parties being Mr. James…
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At Edinburgh quite recently (says an exchange) a Mr. Robin Sparrow led to the altar with delight the pretty Miss Rita Peacock, while the best man…
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At the Casino Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday morning a quiet but very pretty wedding was celebrated, by the Rev Father J J…
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There are several theories as to the origin of the wedding-ring. Here is one of them—Before the time of mints and coinage the gold money in Egypt…
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St. Oarthange's Cathedral was the scene of a quiet wedding yesterday morning, when the Very Rev. Monsigner McGuire officiated at the marriage of Harriet,…
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The Lynwood Methodist Church was prettily devorated by friend's of the bri— and b[?]egroom with burrwnngs, forest [?], a[?]m [?] and other white flowers…
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A very pretty wedding took place in the Presbyterian Church, Kyogle, on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Mr. O. C. Walters,…
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