Wedding
There was a large gathering at St. Johnâs Church on Wednesday afternoon (says the Gundagai ââIndependentââ) when the Rev. W. Cowan united in…
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Weddings, 1907
61 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 2 of 4
Fortune From Pens. Made a Gross on His Wedding Morn
Mr Joseph Henry Gillott, son of the man who invented the machine-made steel pen, died suddenly. Last month at his residence, Berry Hall, near…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at Major’s Creek on Wednesday 15th inst:, when Miss C. Lewis, daughter of Mr. C. Lewis, was married to Mr. Wm. Mather,…
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"Do you take this woman whose hand you're a-squeezin' to be your lawful wife in flush times an' skimp?' I reckon that's about the size of it,…
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Miss S. Mclnnes, eldest daughter of Mrs. D. Mclnnes, Bombay-road, was quietly married on Wednesday to Mr. R. C. Pinkerton of Tingha. Rev. J. J…
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'Did your employer give you anything when you get married ?' 'Yes, confound him!' "What did he send you?'…
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At St. Andrew’s C,E., Summer Hill, Sydney, on Wednesday last, Mr. W. A. Wright, Gundagai, was married to Miss Muriel Dobson, younger daughter of the…
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A large gathering of friends assembled at St. Mary's Cathedral (Sydney), on Wednesday, June 19th, to witness the marriage…
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Bridal fashions change slowly, and although innovations in the pictorial part of a wedding ceremony are introduced from time to time, for the…
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Hush! Let me hide my happiness, A little while let grief hold sway, And sweetness blend with bitterness, Before I give myself away…
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IT'S a bit rough on a fellow to feel that he has to simply get married for the sole purpose of pleasing his…
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BULL.—MAHER.—The marriage Ernest Leslie, youngest son of the late Charles Bull, Cooringoora Station. Bingara, to Kathleen Cecilia (Kitty),…
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ALL right, Watson, I'll go at once." Then, turning to to the deator, who was about to take his departure:…
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At Marrickville last week a very pretty wedding took place, when Mr. Percy Curry, of the Postal Department, Tarago (and formerly of Braidwood), and…
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A very pretty wedding took place at the Sacred Heart Church Marengo, on Wednesday 24th ult, the contracting…
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AND while Sir Bradford Haling lay more peacefully than he had done for many weeks upon the bed…
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A LITTLE later he left Mrs. Westlake and Bridget (who, by those who knew her best, was sometimes called Bride), and…
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A moment later his companion bad raised her dark head, and new sat facing him with eyes that were powerless to hide…
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Mr Chamberlain has sent congratulations on his golden wedding to Mr Henry Crane, with whom he worked at, the desk when he, first entered on his…
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I am no advocate of the quiet wedding, says "Lady Evelyn." It is an arrangement frequently made in reference. to the prospective bridegroom's…
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