Weddings. Strahorn—strahorn
AN event which has excited much friendly interest in pastoral circles in this district was celebrated on Wednesday, the 1st instant, when Mr. John…
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Weddings, 1900
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District News. Wedding at Stuart Town
A pretty wedding was celebrated on June 25th., at Stuart Town, iu St. John's R. C. Church the contracting parties being Miss Mory Priest—youngest daughter of Mrs. R…
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At the Wesleyan Church, yesterday afternoon, the Rev. A. H. Johnstone celebrated the marriage of Mr. Leslie Arthur Collins, son of Mr. John Collins, of Wellington, and…
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AN event which has excited friendly interest in pastoral circles in this district was celebrated on Wednesday, the 1st instant, when Mr. John Robert Strahorn, son of the late Mr. Robert…
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An extraordinary ceremony recently took place in Amsterdam, with a counterpart in Africa. It appears that a young man left Holland some years ago to serve…
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One of the prettiest weddings seen outside of Sydney took place at the Union Church, Gilgandra, on the 13th inst, the contracting parties being Mr. M. Barden,…
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On Wednesday, the 19th instant, a very pretty but qnist wedding was celebrated at Eulomogo, when Isabella Amy, fourth daughter of Mr. David Pollock, of Ivy Vale,…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated yesterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, Alderman H.H. A. Flanagan and Miss Jessie Chiplin, eldest daughter of Senior-Sergeant Chiplin, being…
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A popular wedding was celebrated at Mr. Smith's Fairview Hotel on the 3rd instant, when Miss Isabella Smith and Mr. W. Will, storekeeper in the Gilgandra district…
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THE marriage of Mr. P. L. Green and Miss Florence Maud Sam[?], second daughter of Mr. M.Samuels, of Talbrsgar-street, took place on Wednesday afternoon last, at Holy Trinity…
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ALTHOUGH weddings have been celebrated are this with the bride and bridegroom standing in a cage, and surrounded by best-lions and brides-lionesses in place of…
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THE wedding of Miss Florence Maud Samuels (second daughter of the late Alderman A. C. Samuels), of Dubbo, and Mr. Percy Green (of Sydney, but for the…
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The following narrative, related by an old gentleman, then about 70 years of age, as having occurred in his youth, is given in "Notes and Queries" (1852):—…
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The following gives a sample of the comments which may be heard at any fashionable wedding in church:— Here she comes!…
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A REMARKABLE wedding cake was manufactured not long since, at a cost of 800 guineas, to represent the palace of the Icequeen, the icebergs with which it was…
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The marriage of Mr. A. H. Moor, of "Springsure," Tomingley, second son of the late Frederick Moor, of Narromine, to Miss Agnes…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated in St. James' Church, Tomingley, by the Kev. J. H, S. Oldham, of Peak Hill, on Wednesday, 31st October, the contracting parties being Mr…
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One of the most popular and certainly the prettiest wedding ever celebrated in Mudgee was that in St. John's Church of England on Wednesday afternoon, when Ven…
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OF tastes in wedding gifts, none surely could be more bizarre and grim than that of a certain Yorkshire farmer, who on the marriage of each of his daughters…
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ALL things considered, it is not a matter for marvel that marriage rehearsals should be initiated by our trans-Atlantic cousins in Philadelphia. The idea originated in…
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