Fashionable and Interesting Wedding at Harden
IN response to numerous invitations from Mr. and Mrs. J. Nicholas, of Harden, about 200 people congregated at the Church of England, Murrumburrah, on Tuesday, to…
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Interesting Wedding
IN response to numerous invitations sent out by Mr. A. Emery, of Bute Park, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Davis, of Spring Greek, a large number of visitors attended on Wednesday…
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THE Mandingoes, who inhabit a tract of country in Africa, are strict Mohammedans in religion; but curiously enough they still retain many of the superstitions of the negro…
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THE Mandingoes, who inhabit a tract of country in Africa, are strict Mohammedans in religion; but curiously enough they still retain many of the superstitions of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Strange Scene at a Wedding. an Interrupted Ceremony. the Bride Refuses to Marry. Auckland
A STRANGE scene occurred at a wedding service at Wellington today. The contracting parties were two young people well known in society circles in the city, and there was…
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ONE of the prettiest and most interesting weddings seen here for some time was celebrated in Christ Church on Wednesday, the contracting parties being Mr. W. Miller,…
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A very pretty wedding took place at Christ Church on Wednesday afternoon, when Mr William Miller, of the firm of Miller and Miller, was united in holy…
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At St. John's Church, Wagga, yesterday afternoon was celebrated the marriage of Mr. William London Shaw, eldest son of Mr. William Shaw, and partner in the firm…
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The local Church of England was yesterday the scene of a very pretty wedding, when Miss Lucy Hunter, fourth daughter of Mr.W. C. Hunter, was married to Mr. William…
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A very pretty wedding took place at West Berthong, the residence of Mr. D. F. Gibb, on Tuesday, 15th inst. when Miss Sarah Gibb, cousin of Mr. D. F. Gibb, and niece of…
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ON Saturday last Mr. Harry Ernest Mitchelmore, Borough Solicitor for Wagga, and a partner in the firm of Messrs. Heath and Mitchelmore, was married to Isabella…
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A Ballarat telegram of Wednesday says:-- On Frederick George Prato being placed at the bar in the Supreme Court to-day to answer to a charge under the Age Consent…
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One of those interesting events that in all ages and civilised countries excite a gentle flutter of expectancy and sympathy in the bosoms of…
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A VERY quiet wedding took place at St. John's Church of England on Wednesday afternoon (says the Chronicle, Young), and as we believe, the first wedding ceremony in…
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THE following novel account of Coolgardie's first wedding is from the Miner. To form an accurate conception of the dresses worn and the airiness of the surroundings of the…
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A VERY interesting passage in the early history of the Wyalong goldfield was (the Wyalong Star says) celebrated on Saturday last, when the first bush wedding…
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A VERY interesting passage in the early history of the Wyalong goldfield was (the Wyalong Star says) celebrated on Saturday last, when the first bush wedding on its…
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My principals were Messrs. Spencely and Mason, the well-known general providers in the Borough, and it was Mr. Spencely's own daughter, and the…
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A very large congregation assembled in St. John's Church last evening to witness the wedding of Mr. George Henry Parker, of the Local Land Board Office, to Miss Eliza…
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