Ladies' Column. the Celebration of Wedding Annivers Aries
ONE question which an editor is asked almost as often as 'How can I be beautiful?' is, 'What are the various wadding'…
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Weddings, 1901
98 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 4 of 5
Wedding. Sutherland—dulnunty
The marringe of Miss Annie Dulhunty, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dulhunty, of "Monteagle," Bathurit, and Mr. George Sutherland, of Gowa[?]…
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An interesting event was celebrated at St. James' R. C. Church, Blayney, by the Rev. Father Kelly, when Ellie, fourth daughter, and Clara, fifth daughter of Mr. John…
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A REAL wedding on the stage is an event of extremely rare occurrence, but one took place a short time ago in a theatre at Halifax, Nova Scotia. At the close of…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated at Bourke street on the 10th instant, when Alice Maud, only daughter of the late James Govers, was united to Adolphus Henry,…
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A curious wedding (says an England contemporary) took place in St. Bridget's Church, Cheater, in June, 1773, when Mr. G. Harding, aged 107, was married to Mrs…
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On Monday evening last a very pretty wedding took place in St, Ignatius R.C. Church, when Mr. William Malone led Miss Mary Baker, second daughter of Mrs. C…
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A QUIET but pretty wedding was celebrated at "Milton," on the 12th, when Mr. Lachlan Campbell, youngest son of Mr. D. Campbell, of N[?]vertire, was united to Miss Emma Burrell,…
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A quiet marriage was celebrated in St. Patrick's Church, Sydney, on Thursday afternoon, the 25th July, when Mr. H.S. Carr, second son of…
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A QUIET but very pretty wedding was celebrated at Elston Lodge, the residence of Mr. R. J. J. Ryan, on Wednesday last, when Mr. Earnest Howe, of the Survey Office,…
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A QUIET but very pretty wedding was celebrated at Elston Lodge, Dubbo (the residence of Mr. R. J. J. Ryan, J.P.), on Wednesday evening, when Miss Florence…
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A QUIET but very pretty wedding took place at Benalong on Monday last, when Agnes, eldest daughter of Mr. John Tink, was united in the holy bonds of…
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OH, name the day, the weddingday,and I will b[?]y the ring! were the favourite lines of a popular ballard in vogue some…
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WHILE many of the latter-days crazes of the world of fashion have little to recommend them, there is something both pleasing and appropriate in the growing…
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ON Wednesday Mr. H. A. Williams and Miso Agnes Comerford joined hands in marriage at Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, the celebrant being the Rev. E. Howard Loa. The…
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ON Tuesday last the wedding of Miss M. E. (Nelhe) Parker, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Parker, of this town, and Mr. A.J. Ziehlke, eldest son of Dr. Ziehlke, of…
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The "Cumberland Argus" contains the following account of the wedding of Constable J. D. Ferris, of Wellington, to Miss Nellie Neely, celebrated at Gladesville on…
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AT a North London Church, the golden hoop not being in evidence, one of the bridesmaid cut off a lock of her hair, and and handed it to the prospective husband,…
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The ' Chronicle' tells a story showing that spirit[?]alism as a religion is making distinct strides. Not only have the believers in ' spirit world communications'…
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