Remarkable Weddings
MR. GEORGE HARDING, an ardent widower on whose head 105 winters sat lightly, took onto himself his fourth wife. Two years later, at St. Bridget's Church, Chester, he led…
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Weddings, 1898
18 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers
Shooting Affray at a Wedding
We gave brief particulars in our last issue of a shooting affray at Thursday Island. Another wire states:— "A sensational shooting affray…
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WE, quote the appended report of Mr. Commins’ wedding, from the “ Parkes Independent,” We may say that Mr. and Mrs. Commins are now at home and…
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A WEDDING of more than ordinary interest was celebrated at Narromine, on Wednesday last, when Mr. Jas. Dempster, of Narromine, was united to Miss Elliott, daughter of Mr. Jas…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes : St. Cyprian's Church of England, Narrabri, was the scene of a gay and fashionable wedding, on Wednesday afternoon, 9th February, when Miss Irene Lyne,…
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THE marriage of Dr. Allan Mackay, youngest son of late Mr. Mackay, The Grange, Everton, with Miss Ada Mary Reid, elder daughter of the late Mr. John Reid, Reidsdale, St. Kilda,…
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ON Wednesday a large number of people assembled at St. Patrick's Church, Wellington, to witness the marriage of Mr. Thomas Barnett, eldest son of Mr. W. Barnett, of…
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THE marriage of Miss Julia Antill, second daughter of Mrs. E. S. Antill, of Warren, and Mr. J. W. Perry, of Sydney, was solemnised at St Mark's, Picton, by the R. G. S…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place in the church of England on Wednesday morning. Miss Mackie and Mr. W. Parker were united by the Revd. R…
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IF THE present marrying epidemic continues it will be necessary to publish a ‘marriage column’ supplement to the WATCHMAN On Monday the Rev. J. C…
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A QUIET but pretty wedding took place in Dubbo at 2 o'clock on Tuesday, when Miss Lucy Maud Bell Purvis, second daughter of Mr. T. H. Purvis, of Dubbo, was married…
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The days of December at Nolan's farm were busy days for the Campbell girls, for on Christmas day they were to be led to the altar, end there joined for life to the men of…
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A PRETTY wedding took place at the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday, when Miss Lily Day, eldest daughter of Mr. Frank Day, of the Volunteer Hotel, was married…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Londoner's Marriageday Trals. Experiences of a Wedding Coach
Deputy-Judge Pitt-Lewis, Q.C., bad before him on a recent Monday the case of D[?] action in which the plaintiff, a livery…
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WE clip from a Parkes’ paper : — “ A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Parkes on the 21st instant, by the Rev. Father Campion, when Miss Lila…
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A PRETTY wedding, of a private nature, took place at the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday afternoon last, the contracting parties Doing Miss Maud Hannah Baird,…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place at the residence of Mr. H. T. Toose, of Macquarie street, on Wednesday afternoon last, the contracting parties…
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A very pretty wedding took place in St. Peter's Church of England on Wednesday afternoon (says the Lithgow Mercury) when Miss Alice Edith…
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