CABLEGRAMS. Home Rule. Wedding Bells and War. London
Sir E. Carson's approaching marriage to the niece of Mr. Morton Frewen, a former Cork-O'Brienite member, a Home Ruler, and cousin to Mr…
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Lively Wedding Feast. Clergymen in a Rough and Tumble. the Canon's Shoulder [?] [?] Arrested. Melbourned
Two young men, attempted to gain admission to a wedding feast in St. Peter's Hall, Melbourne last night, but met with such a reception that after the affair thay…
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A very pretty wedding took place in the Church of England, Drake, on Wednesday week, when Bishop Druitt joined in holy bonds of matrimony…
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A very pretty wedding, that of Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gray, of Mullumbimby, and Sadie Agnes, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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A happy wedding was solemnised at the residence of Mr. Alfred Gordon, the Rev. D. D. Hunter (Methodist) officiating. The contracting parties were Mr. George…
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St. Andrew's Church of England was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding yesterday afternoon, when the Rev. Canon Whyte was teh officiating clergyman at the…
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In Allumuchy, New Jersey, a Polish wedding, at which several hundred. guests were present, terminated the other night, having extended over two…
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The Sacred Heart Church, Murwillumbah, early on Saturday morning, 16th May, was the scene of one of the prettiest weddings ever witnessed in…
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On Wednesday, 6th inst., a large [?]mber of people assembled at the Cowlong Methodist Church to [?]om the marriage of [?]es Ethel Gorton, daughter of the late…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at the Albert Street Methodist Church, Brisbane, on Wednesday, April 15th, when Mr. Irvine Macleay…
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KENYON—LAMONT.—On Monday last, 18th May, a very pretty wedding was celebrated at "Hamilton House," Codrington, by the Rev…
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A pretty and most popular bedding took place at the residence of the bride's parents on May 9th, when the Rev. F. Berry, of Woodburn, united in holy…
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The Methodist Church, Casino, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Annie, eldest daughter of…
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A POPULAR wedding was solemnised in the Methodist Church on Thursday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr Frank W. Hum…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →On the Wedding Day. Told at Tea Table. Journey of Silence
"There's something between you and the man who drove us to Bangor." Spoken on his wedding day by a young Llandudno husband to his bride, these momentous words were destined to be the means of breaking…
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St. Bartholomes's Church of England Alstonville was the scene of a exception[?]lly pretty wedding at noon yesterday. when the Rev. E. H., Show so[?]nised the…
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Lecturing on seals and signets at Mosman the other evening, Mr. W. J. Rainbow said that the modern wedding ring originated in the…
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The marriage of Mr. J. Webber, second son of Mr. John Webber, Wyrallah, Richmond River, to Miss Lillie Hayes, second daughter of Mr James…
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St. Paul's Church of England, Alphadale, was the scene of pretty wedding on Saturday last, the 23rd of May, when the Rev. E. H. Shaw was the officiating…
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Scarcely a week passes during the year that journals devoted to feminine matters and to fashionable intelligence do not publish questions and answers concerning…
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