Wedding Bells
A VERY. pretty wedding (says the Mackay STANDARD) took place on Monday afternoon last at Fernlees, the residence of the bride'a parents, when, in the presence of a…
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Weddings, 1903
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Weddings. SHUMACK—DENNIS
A very pretty and interesting wedding took place at the residence of Mr. George Dennis, of Maryvale, on New Year's Day, when hie eldest daughter, Miss Lily Alice…
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The marriage was celebrated at Bathurst yesterday of Constable W. O'Rielly, of Wellington, and Miss Clara Ryan, second daughter of Mr. J. P. Ryan, of Bathurst…
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ON Tuesday last Holy Trinity Church wan the scene of the scene of the marriage of Miss Jessie M. Graham, of Dilladorry, Tomingley, and Mr. Frederick Barsley, of Botany, near Sydney…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place on Tuesday at Holy Trinity Church, Rev. E. ll Lea was the officiating minister. The contracting parties were Miss Jessie…
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Two well-known and popular residents of Geurie were married yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian Manse, Wellington. We refer to Mr. Charles Francis Morley and…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church, Dripstone, on Monday last, by Rev. Father Heath, when Mr. Denis Kelly, third son of Mr. P. Kelly,…
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THE marriage of Mr. Arthur l[?]ton Smith, only son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Smith, East Maitland, and formerly District Surveyor at Dubbo, with Miss Emma A. M. Slee, youngest…
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On Monday last, at the Baptist Church, Seatonville, the Rev. J. Parker united in the holy bonds of matrimony Mr. Daniel Hubbard and Miss Maud Balcombe, both of…
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ON Wednesday afternoon an interesting wedding was celebrated in Holy Trinity Church, when Sir. A. C. Samnels, son of of the late Alderman Samuels and nephew…
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THERE are favorite days in the week for marriages as well as favorite months in the year. Saturday, Sunday, and Monday are the most in esteem-- Sunday in the…
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At the Presbyterian Manse on the 21at inst. Mr James John Auld was married to Miss Ellen Florence Beattie, both of Stuart Town. Yesterday at the Presbyterian…
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A PROFESSIONAL tattooist is of opinion that people nowdays want something more striking or more personal than fearsome skin pictures of Japanese…
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At Orange last Wednesday Miss Alice May Warren, second daughter of the late Mr. Richard Warren, was married to Mr. Humphrey M. Earl, fourth son of Mr. L…
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On Thursday last, at the Curra Creek Church, Mr. John Pickford, of Bournewood, was united in matrimony to Miss Florence Cosier, of Curra Creek, the Rev. J. Ward…
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Yesterday afternoon, at the residence of the bride's parents, Rev. S. Barry Brown joined in wedlock's bonds Mr. Charles Henry Traynor, of Sydney, and Miss Emily May…
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ON Tuesday afternoon last, in[?]the Presbyterian Church, Wellington, the marriage of Miss "Netta" Ross, youngest daughter of the late Mr. D. Ross, late of Sandy…
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ON the 24th instant, a wedding was celebrated at Boybean, Mundooran, when Mr. T. [?]. Bo[?]nington, of "ingledale," Curban, was married to Miss Sara, eldest daughter…
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THE marriage of Mr. John Charles Berry, only son of Mr. John Berry, at Sydney, and who resided for a considerable number of years at Gin Gin, in the Dubbo district, and Miss…
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A wedding which excited unusual interest in the community. particularly in Methodist circles, was solemnised on Wednesday afternoon, when the Rev…
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