WEDDING. Young—Spillane
A WEDDING, celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Church-hill, Sydney, on Wednesday last, united representatives of two very esteemed and worthy families. The bride…
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Weddings, 1905
91 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 5
Wedding at Burrowa. MACPHERSON-STEVENSON
The Presbyterian Church Burrowa was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday 14th December, the bride being Fanny third daughter of Mr and Mrs…
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AT Katoomba on Wednesday last, in the Church of England, Mr. Percival Benham, late of Dubbo, and son of Mr. W. Benham of this town, was married to Miss Bessie…
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A wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. Jas. Bettyman, sen., Myall View, yesterday. The contracting Parties being Mr. Alley of…
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AT the Methodist Church on Wednesday last S[?]ah Rosina, eldest daughter of Mrs. S. Morrison, of North Dubbo, was married to Mr. William Vitnall. The ceremony was performed…
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ON Thursday at the residence of Mr. James Berryman, "Myall View," Kamber siding, a very pretty wedding was celebrated, the contracting parties, being Miss Emma…
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An interesting wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church, Wellington, on Tuesday last; by the Rev. Canon K. Barry Brown, when Miss Gertrude Rodda, daughter of…
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In last issue a short notice of the above wedding appeared. The following is from the "Dubbo Liberal." On Thursday at the residence of…
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ON Thursday, February 2, at the Masonic Hall, Sir Reginald Belsize, Bart., to Miss Catherine Silverton. This event had been looked forward to for some days with keen…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Father Walsh, on Tuesday. 7th February, in the pretty drawing, room at Fairfield House, Sydney, the…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents on Wednesday afternoon last, when Mr. Robert McKechnie, son of…
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At St. John's Church yesterday forenoon, Rev Canon Barry Brown united in the holy bonds of matrimony Miss Annie E. Proving, eldest daughter of…
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Wednesday was a wedding day, no less than three unions being celebrated. In the evening Mr. Albert H. L[?] and Miss Margaret Philips were married, the Rev…
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A VERY pretty wedding was solemnised in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Florence May McCarthy, eldest daughter of Mr. D…
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At St. John's Church of England, on Tuesday last, at 11 a.m., was celebrated a very pretty wedding, when Rev. Canon R. Barry Brown united in…
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The following list of presents was received too late for insertion in last issue: Mr. Roach, cheque…
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On Wednesday of last week, at the R.C. Church, the Rev. Father Hughes united in matrimony Mr. Lousis (second son of Mrs. D. O'Neill, Cobar) and Miss…
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A quiet but interesting and pretty wedding took place yesterday morning at Mr. F. Nickel's residence, Maryvale, when the Rev. J. Ward Harrison tied…
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THE Union Church, Geurie, crowded to the utmost, was ths scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, when Miss Stella Hobden, second eldest daughter of Mr…
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The following clipping from a Sydney paper will be of interest:— Palmer—Thrower.—March 12, 1855, at Christ Church, Sydney, by the Rev…
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