Wedding
ON Tuesday evening a quiet wedding was solemnised at Holy Trinity Church by the Rev. C. H. S. Matthews, M.A., when Mr. John James Graham, of Uimarra, Clarence…
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Weddings, 1904
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Wedding
At Suntop on New Year's Eve, a quiet wedding was celebrated by Rev. J. Parker when Mr. John Beck was married to Miss' Ellen Carr, third daughter of Mr. George…
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THAT one wedding is very often but the precursor of others is a wellacknowledged fact, and when we hear the bells ringing for the…
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On January 19th, at "Turonville," Tarans, a very pretty wedding was celebrated between John Edwin, eldest son of Mr. John G. Bray, of Bathurst, and late of…
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A QUIET wedding look place at the residents of tho bride's father no Wednesday afternoon, the 20th instant, when Mr. John Roberts, second son of Mr. Isaac Roberto, of' Duladula,' Dubbo,…
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The wedding of Prince Alexander of Teck with Princess Alice of Albany was celebrated at St. George's chapel, Windsor Castle, on Tuesday morning. Many royal personages,…
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A pretty little wedding took place at "Wogunya," Coonamble, on 9th instant, when Mr. John Gibbs, of Wellington, and Miss Nellie Crowley, of Coonamble, were…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated at the Church of the Besurrestion, Gilgandra, on Tuesday last, when Ida, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Gibson, was…
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A WEDDING of much interest to residents of this district took place on Monday last, 29th February, at St. Phillip's Church, Church Hill, Sydney, when Mr. Florant…
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THE marriage of Mr. F. J. Martel, eldest son of Mr. J. Martel of Dandal[?], and Grace Elizabeth May ("Bub") third daughter of Mr. Thomas Purvis, lately of Dubbo and now of…
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FOLLOWING is a list of the presents received by the bride on the occasion of the marriage of Mr. F, J. S. Martal to Miss Grace Purvis, reported in last issue:—…
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The marriage of Miss Emily Donnelly, sister of Mrs. M. M. Crawley, late of Narromine, and daughter of the late Mr. J. J. Donnelly, of North…
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THE Church of the Resurrection, Gilgandra, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Monday last, when Miss Maud Barden, eldest daughter of Mr. S. J. and Mrs. Barden, of Alloway Bank…
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A very pretty ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. F. Harris-Walker on Monday 14th instead the residence of Mr C Colwell of Teridgerie when his daughter, Pearlis…
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The nuptial knot was tied at the Methodist Parsonage on Tuesday between Mr. John Tremain, of "Flowercroft," Neurea, and Miss Adeline McMillen, daughter of…
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"MOUNT OLIVE," The residence of Mrs. F Kurtz, was the scone of a pretty wedding on Tuesday last, the contracting parties being Mr. Thomas A. Garnsey, son of the late Mr. R. C…
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A WEDDING was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents, Mount Olivet, Dubbo, on Tuesday, March 22nd, when Mr. Thomas L. Garnsey was married to Miss…
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The Duke of Norfolk, premier peer of England, has seen fit to depart from the general custom with regard to presents on the occasion of hie marriage. No…
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The Duke of Norfolk, premier peer of England, has seen fit to depart from the general custom with regard to presents on the occasion of his marriage. No…
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The Duke of Norfolk, premier peer of England, has seen fit to depart from the general custom with regard to presents on the occasion of his marriage. No…
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