Wedding Bells. Ed W a Rds—dorman
On February 24th, 1910, at St. Paul's Church, Cobar, a wedding was solemnized between Blanche Ruby Dorman, third daughter of…
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Weddings, 1910
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WEDDING. Mack—Machattie
On Tuesday night, 22nd ult, at St. Andrew's Church the Rev. W. H. Ash united in the bonds of matrimony Mr. Cedric Mack, son of the late Mr. Albert…
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Joel P. Thompson was a young man of very few words—so few that often on important occasions he found none at-all. This was his…
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ANOTHER wedding creating much local interest took place at St. Andrew's Church on Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. W. H. Ash being the officiating clergyman. The fair bride was Miss…
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A very pretty and fashionable wedding took place on Tuesday in St. Andrew's Church, when Mr. Albert Dubbo Booth, only son of Mrs. Booth, of "The…
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The marriage of Gabriel, second son of Mr. J. Horan, and Honora, fourth daughter of Mrs. G. Whale, of 'Alma', Lambing Hill, was solemnised in the…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on the 13th inst by the Rev. Father Behan in St. Phillips' Roman Catholic Church, Canbelego. The…
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In Hindustan the marriage ceremony is short and simple, and no courting precedes it. The arrangements are all made by the friends of relatives of the…
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In Hindostan the marriage ceremony is short and simple, and no courting procedes it. The arrangements are all made by the friends of relatives of the…
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AN interesting wedding took place at Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, on Wednesday night, when Mr. Thomas Harold Windeyer, of Meethalibah, Trangie, son of Mrs. and the late Mr…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at Geurie on Monday, the contracting parties being Mr. Frederick A. Thornton, Wellington, and Miss A. M. Payne…
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One of the most interesting and popular weddings celebrated in Cobar took place in the Methodist Church at 3 o'clock on Wednesday…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, March 30, in the R. C. Church, Coonamble, by the Rev. Father O’Farrell. The young couple, who started…
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Our township had hardly recovered from the excitement of the races when it was again thrown in to a state of pleasant excitement…
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Poulbot, a caricaturist, having: determined upon so commonplace a step as getting married, decided, says the "Daily Telegraph," that he would be…
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On Wednesday evening last, May 4, the Methodist church was crowded by townspeople, the occasion being the marriage of Mr. Walter Baker, youngest son of Mrs…
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A VERY pretty wedding was solemnised at Onley, on Wednesday, the 27th April, when Margarat, eldest daughter of Mr. T. Coody, was united in matrimony to Arthur, eldest son of…
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A very quite wedding was celebrated on Thursday, May 5th, at Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, between Mr. Cyril Hungerford, of Sydney, and Miss Irene…
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At Holy Trinity Church, Orange, on Tuesday, May 3rd, by Rev. Walke[?] Taylor, James, fourth son of Mr. John Lang, of Wellington, was married to…
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A very pretty wedding was held on Thursday, 28th February the contracting parties being Miss Mary Jane Bennett and Perce White, of…
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