A Strange Wedding. Chapter III--Continued
THE days passed very slowly. On one occasion Bride Westlake met Dr. Berkley, and he told her that he had…
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Weddings, 1907
61 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 3 of 4
Wedding
FRATER—CALLAN.—The marriage of May, daughter of Mr. Callan, of Braidwood, to Oscar, eldest son of Mr. J. Frater, of Sans Souci, was celebrated at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wedding Presents. Question of Ownership
The action brought by Mrs Grace Adile Ansell, widow of Mr Charles Ansell, against the executors of the will of her husband, for a declaration that…
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A QUARTER of an hour later she was whirling through the county at Dr. Berkley's side. He had dispensed with the services of…
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AFTER breakfast, Bridget strengthened herself for the ordeal before her. She had arranged her mother comfortably…
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YOU have not told me your came yet; but I believe it is Monk," she said, inquiringly…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Strange Wedding. Chapter Vi
SHE was silent as to her meeting with Horton Monk when she saw Mrs. Westlake, and if that lady noticed an unusual, weary…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Strange Wedding Chapter VI--Continued
TEN minutes later she was reclining upon a luxurious loungeaboard he "Eagle." The long coat which she had…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Power of Love. A Realistic Romance. Chapter Xx. the Wedding in the Fog
“A sky like [?]ead hung over the roofs of London; while a thick fog, in which it was difficult to breathe, turned the streets into Cretan labyrinths, in which…
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SUPPOSE I say that I win not remain here?" she said, quietly. "What can you do ?"…
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“Finding that they were too late to effect the expected capture, the officers departed ; but the evening papers contained a sensational account of the…
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BUT mother will be terribly anxious," said Bridget. "She doesn't know where I am, and I've boon away nearly…
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NOW all four were on deck, and a merry conversation ensued, and Bridget, full of gratitude for the kindness of all concerned,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bungendore. Golden Wedding
ONE of the most pleasing and interesting gathering that has ever taken place in our district, eventuate on last Wednesday, October 2nd,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stolen Jewels. CHAPTER I. Aldyth's Wedding
YES,I think you'll do. You look quite tolerable," said Nan Chester with her head on one side, surveying the…
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STEELE—CAMPBELL.—The wedding of Naomi, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Campbell, of Northumbrian Slade street, Rozelle, and Mr. W. J. Steele,…
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On Wednesday last a very pretty and fashionable wedding took place at Manar, when Miss Violet Marguerite Gordon, daughter of the late Mr. W. F. Gordon, of Manar, entered into the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Amazing Wedding. Vicar's Singular Conduct. Burial Service Read. Bride in Tears
There was an amazing scene at a wending a few days ago in the paris, church of Isle Abbots. The Vicar, the Rev…
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There was an amazing scene at a wedding a few days ago, In the parish church of Tale Abbots, a village near II-minster, Somerset. The vicar, the Rev…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wedding at Bungendore. [Communicated.]
ST. PHILLIP'S CHURCH, Bungendore, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, 30th October, when Miss Ivy, second eldest daughter of Mr. J…
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