Wedding Night in a Police Cell
A COMMERCIAL traveller named Cockburn, starting on his hooeymoon recently, attempted be board a moving train at Kingston, Ireland. The station master grappled with Cockburn,…
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Weddings, 1911
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Wedding. Flitter-- Hammond
THE wedding was celebrated in the R.C. Church, Mudgee, recently, of Mr. George H. Fittler, son of Mr. G Fittler, of Redbank, and Miss Lizzie Hammond, who hailed from the…
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THEY do things mighty quickly in the land of the Stars and Stripe. The other day the following extraordinary incident took place at a wedding party. Hundreds…
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On Wednesday, June 21, at Woodlands (Mooculta Siding), a very pretty wedding was celebrated, when Mr. Cecil Frederick Bye, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bye,…
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ON Wednesday last, at Holy Trinity Church, the Rev. C. W. Leavers, Rector of Narromine, was married to Miss Lily Pearl Wilkins, daughter of Mr. T. Wilkins, of this town. Both…
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'IT is very curious how many families have something which is considered indispensible at a wedding,' said the verger of a West-end church. ' There is a firm…
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On Saturday, May 27, at St. Francis Xavier's Roman Catholic Church, Lavender Bay, the Rev. Father Keating solem[?]ised the marriage of Miss Nellie…
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Christ Church, E[?]more, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Saturday, July 1st, when Walter, third son of Mr. S. Sterling, of Orange, was…
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On Wednesday and Thursday in next week Mr. Will Herbert will unfurl at the skating rink the cinematograph reproduction of the world-famous drama…
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An extraordinary story of a spiritualist marriage and the supposed Identification of a missing husband at a seance, was told at the West London…
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On Wednesday and Thursday of this week residents of Wellington and district will have an opportunity of viewing the much-talked of, and apparently…
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ON Friday and Saturday nights next, in the Masonic Hall, "The Fatal Wedding" will be screened. Says the Orange " Leader" : -- "The front of the hall was artistically…
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Mr. Will Herbert announces that on Friday and Saturday nights next, July 21 and 22, he will be showing at the Masonic Hall the pictures of the great…
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There was a crowded audience in the skating rink last night to [?] the biograph pictures of 'The Fatal Wedding', and the applause with which the…
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On Tuesday and Wednesday night, July 25 and 26, Mr. Will Horberbt will be screening the cinemetagraph production of the famous and ever popular drama,…
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TO-NIGHT and tomorrow night in the Masonic Hall will be the scene of a great Biograph display. Punctual at 8 o'clock Mr. Will Herbert will unfurl the greatest piece of local…
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A quiet wedding took place at Holy Trinity Church, Dulwich, Hill, on June 7, when the Rev. Mr. Chambers solemnised the marriage of Myrtle Olive…
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ON Friday and Saturday, at the Masonic Hall, the "Fatal Wedding" was shown by means of biograph pictures, and the jealous husband and loving wife were again easily parted by the…
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On Tuesday, June 27th, the R. C. Church, Chatswood, was the scene of a pretty wedding, when Mr. Thomas J. Connor, third son of Mr. J. Connor, of…
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