WEDDING. Duckworth—Cunningham
A quiet but very pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Brigid's Roman Catholic Church, Dubbo, on Thursday evening last, when Rose Annie,…
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Weddings, 1911
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Wedding
On Monday night last Mr. Angus Jonkins and Miss Blanche Maxwell were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at the Church of Eagland. A full report will appear in…
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At St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Orange, on Monday afternoon, the marriage was celebrated by the Raw Father Ryan, of Herbert Stanley Crook, second son…
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Mr Lowther is not the only speaker of the House of Commons who has celebrated his silver wedding while in office, but he is the only Speaker whose…
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St. Stephens' Church of England was the scene of a vary large concourse of people on Monday evening last, the occasion being the marriage of Mr…
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Weddings seem to be in the air here. Miss Ada Dawes, daughter of Mr. Jas. Dawes, of Balladoran, was married on Wednesday, 19th July, to Mr. P…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised on Monday at St. Brigld's R.C. Church, when Mr. W. E. Greenwood (Balladoran) and Miss Linda Beahan…
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IN St. Bridget Church, Victoria, on the 9th last., a quiet, it pretty, wedding was celebrated by the Rev. L. O'Keeffe, of Carecar, Elizabeth Mary laughter of Mr. and Mrs. P…
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WEDDING bells rang merrily in New South Wales during the whole of last year. In no part of the continent wan the little dumb boy so busy, and he…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised in St. Matthias's Church of England, Oxford-street, Paddington, by the Rev. F. J. Fielders, on July 12th…
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The marriage was celebrated at St. Thomas' Church, Burwood. on Saturday, of Miss [?]issie Rotton to Mr Frederick J. Page. Miss Dorothy…
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The marriage of Mr F. T. Munu, son of Mr C. Munn, of Mereudee, and Miss Hilda A. Long, daughter of Mr J. Long, Wellington, was celebrated in the…
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On Sunday, last week, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reymond celebrated their golden wedding at their residence, South Forbes, in the…
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On Wednesday evening the R.C. Church, Dubbo, was the scene of one of the prettiest and most fashionable weddings ever witnessed in this old…
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The marriage of Mr. F. T. Munn, son of Mr. C. Munn, of Merrendee. and Miss Hilda A. Long, daughter of Mr. J. Long, Wellington, was celebrated in…
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On Wednesday morning last at St. Stephens' Church of England, Miss Sides (late of the local Hospital nursing staff) was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to…
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Wedding bolls rang merrily in Now South Wales during the whole of last year. In no part; of the continent was the little dumb boy so busy, and he…
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A happy wedding took place at Baradine on Wednesday of last week, when Mr. Clifford Harford, of Coonamble, district, was joined in matrimony to…
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Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, was the scene of a quiet but very pretty bedding on Tuesday afternoon last, 5th instant, when the nuptials were…
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Mr. Philip Lytton's Company produced the "Midnight Wedding" to a good house (for a week end night) in the Masonic Hall, Dubbo, on Saturday…
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