Wedding Dresses on Hire
"In these days, when money is not so plentiful that big sums can be expended on almost useless articles," said the proprietor of a large mantle and…
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Weddings, 1898
46 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 2 of 3
A Novel Wedding Ring
When touring in Wales one summer, not long ago, I stayed awhile (writes a travelling correspondent) at a litth[?]innman an outiying part or the principality. The church was old and…
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In many of the churches in America, when a fashionable wedding is about to take place, the officiating clergyman is often called upon to attend a full-dress…
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Two weddings were celebrated at St. Gregory's R C. Church this week. On Tuesday Miss Daley, of Jerrsbomborra, was married to Mr. P. Sheedy, Tharwa. After…
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The walls of the pretty county town of Harbury, in Kent, were all placarded with the name of Martin Ray—Martin Ray the Radical, the Reformer; 'the Voice of the…
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There was a struggle in her heart between allegiance to her father and this swift, sweet new born love; but, as this new teacher told her, the old landmarks were swept away,…
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Many people looked coldly upon Ray now who had once seen noble qualities in him. The imprisonment had been against him. He was the more determined that his…
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'What do you want me to be, father?' she asked slowly. 'A teacher of the people,' he replied, grandiloquently…
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'My father must know best,' said the younger girl. Perhaps kings and queens and rich people do grant wrongs of which we know nothing; and, if that be the case, my father…
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'He will be terribly angry.' Leah said to Hattie; 'but I had better die at once than live on in agony, as I should do, Hettie, were I to accede to his plans, While I talk to…
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'I need hardly say what a different life this will be for them. With large fortunes and the name of Ha[?]ton, they may aspire to any position, may marry as they will. They…
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ON the 24th of August, very pretty wedding was solemnised at Rathronan Church, county Limerick (Ireland) by the Rev. Caron Vance, Rector, between Richard…
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Leach was pale as a white lily. I can bear my coming life better than the other, father. I could never follow the career that you have traced for me. It is…
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' She is gone,' said Martin Ray hoarsely, as. the sound of the carriage wheels reached [?]hem.; 'She is gone, Hectie, from our home and life for ever. She is dead to us'…
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Everything succeeded as he wished. The princely mansion and estate of Brentwood were in the market, and the General's solicitors declared that be could not do better…
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The Duchess of Rosedene was fastidious even to a fault. Public opinion was often led by her If she approved of anything, it was sure to be perfection; if she disapproved,…
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'There are times, uncle,' she said, 'when I do not quite know myself—the change is so great to me' 'My dear Leah,' he returned, in the earnest…
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A grand success indeed,' she replied. Yet, even as she said the words, a sense of desolation and loneliness filled her heart. A little later she stood in her luxurious…
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' No,' returned Leah; ' give me scarlet passion flowers; they seem to me choicest of all.' 'I suppose,' laughed the Duchess, 'that…
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'If I were in your place, Basil,' said the General, 'I would have plenty of friends about me. Stay with us to-day, and tomorrow we will drive over and see your…
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