Wedding. Clark-bunyan
A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Albans' Church of England, Leura, on Wednesday, 10th April; the contracting parties being Miss Elsie Bunyan, second…
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Weddings, 1907
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Weddings. Strang—cheriton
A quirt wedding was celebrated at Loma Loma, Narandara, on the 5th June, the contracting parties being Alexander eldest son of Mr James Strang of Almond Bank…
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Ok Wednesday, 5th June, at Methodist Church, Bourke-street, Sydney, by Rev. Mr. Fletcher, M.A., Miss Emily Ada, daughter of John Bennington, Esq., of…
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Yesterday afternoon the Rev. J. McDowell united in holy wedlock Mr. William Pascoe and Miss Esther. Jane Dutfield, both of this district…
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THERE was an extraordinary scene in a New York church the other day, caused by the eccentric action of a youthful bride, Miss May Constance. When she…
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Bridal fashions change slowly, and although innovations in the pictorial part of a wedding ceremony are introduced from time to time, for the…
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At St John's Church of England, on Tuesday, 25th ult, at 11 a.m., was celebrated a very quiet wedding, when the Rev. Canon R. Barry-Brown…
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A quiet bat interesting wedding eventuated at the residence of the bride's parents on Wednesday last when Miss Elisabeth Florence…
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The following details reach us of a wedding of local interest:—On Thursday, June 27th, by Kev. W. New-march, at St. Andrews' Cathedral…
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At St. Carthage R.C. Church on July 24th, Ethel, eldest daughter of Mr. Isaac Garlick, was married to Mr. J. O'Donnell, of Newbridge, the Rev. Father Curran…
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Miss. Mildred Forrest, second daughter of Mr. J. Forrest of Canbelego, and Mr. A. E. Munday, of Dubbo, were, at an early hour on…
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AT Cambelego on July 1 Mr. Albert K.'Monday, fifth sun of the late Thomas Monday, of Dubbo, was united in marriage to Miss Mildred Forrest, second daughter of Mr. James Forrest,…
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On Wednesday afternoon the Presbyterian Church was well filled by the friends of the contracting parties and interested spectators, when Mr. William Elvan Gillett,…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church yesterday afternoon, when the Rev. Mr. Walker, of Narromine, united in the holy bonds…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Peter’s Oathedral, Armidale, at 3 o’clock on Wednesday afternoon last, (says a recent issue of an Armidale paper)…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church yesterday, the contracting parties being Mr. Leopold Kelly, of Wuuluman…
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I am no advocate of the quiet wedding, says "Lady Evelyn.".It is an arrangement frequently made in reference to the prospective bridegroom's…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, on Wednesday, September 4, when William, eldest son of the late Mr. P. Redmond, of Mudgee,…
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The marriage was celebrated by the Rev. Canon R. Barry Brown, on 4th inst., of Mr. Harry Warren, of Wellington, and Miss Ruby Althofer, sixth…
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A very pretty wedding took place On the 4th inst., at Burrell Vale, Dripstone, the residence of the bride's father, when Mr. Harry Warren, of…
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