Tragedy at a Wedding F[?]st
At St. Gall (Geneva), during a wedding breakfast, the brother of the husband, an Italian, rose to propose a [?] of doing so he suddenly drew a [?] and…
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Weddings, 1904
30 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 1 of 2
Varieties. Are Weddings Infectious?
THAT one wedding is vary often but the precursor of others is a well-acknowledged fact, and when we hear the bells ringing for the…
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IN the metropolitan press the wedding of Mr. Leslie George Barton Cadden, and Miss Sarah Bertha Nichols (eldest daughter of Mr. W. H. Nichols, of Glebe Point) is…
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One of the prettiest wedding seen in Braidwood was solemnized at St. Bede’s Church on Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Agnes J. Maher, [?] of Mrs…
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On Wednesday last at St. Bede's Church, Braidwood, Miss Agnes J. Maher, daughter of Mrs. J. Maher, of "Benoni," Braliwood, and Mr. James J. Garry, of Borramunda Station, Young, eldest son…
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A pretty wedding took place in Goulburn on Wednesday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr. W. F. Wisbey, of Candelo, (second son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas…
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The “Bathurst Advocate” says:—At the William-street Methodist Church, Bathurst, on Wednesday evening, the marriage of Mr. Frederick William Dolman, formerly of…
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A pretty wedding took place in Goolburn on Wednesday afternoon (says the Post) the contracting pan[?]es being Mr. W. E. Wisbey, of Candelo (second son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wisbey, of…
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On March 16, in the William-street Methodist Church Mr. Frederick William Dolman, formerly' of Braidwood, now of Bathurat, wan united in the holy bonds of wedlock to Miss E[?] Elizabeth…
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[?] of England on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Ernest Thornley, of [?] was married to Miss E. Crosier, of Bell’s Creek. The bride [?] a…
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The Goulburn “Post” reports that a wedding took place at the Railway Hotel, Tarago, on Sunday-week, the contracting parties being Miss M. E. Gilligan, niece of…
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IN the Church of England, at Michelago, last Wednesday week the marriage of Miss Emma M. Povey, daughter of Mr. Charles Povey, of Colinton, and Mr. Mark M. Kemp,…
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ON Wednesday, 18th instant, the Methodist Church at Wattle Park -- nicely decorated for the occasion, was the scene of a very stylish wedding…
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The outlay entailed by a Society wedding of to-day would be sufficient to bring in an income capable of comfortably supporting a large family in the…
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A quiet wedding was solemnized on Monday afternoon in town at the residence the bride’s sister when Miss Fanny [?] Canphell youngest daughter of…
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A very pretty wedding took place at St. Mary's Cathedral on Tuesday, 28th June, the contracting parties being Mr. Thos. Stokes, eldest son of Mr. Patrick Stokes of Back Creek, and Miss Norah…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place on the 6th instant, at "Sherwood," Urayarra, (the residence of the bride's parents) between Mr. J. Smith, and…
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It is only the wealthy bride who can afford to choose her wedding dress with a view to its being useful for the one great occasion only. To others, the consideration…
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ST. JOHN'S (Church of England) Canberra, was the scene of a very pretty wedding (says a correspondent) on Wednesday, August 3rd, when…
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"Annie, oh, Annie, do come downstairs Another parcel has just arrived for you, beautifully done up in glossy paper, and sealed all over!"…
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