Wedding at Methul
A very pretty wedding took place at Methul on the 30th ult., the contracting parties being Mr. William Scott M'Clintock, only son of Mr. William M'Clintock, of…
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Scene at a Wedding
At the Church of St. Andrew, Leytonstone, a protest was made by the Rev. R. A. Kingdon, of St. Augustine's Stepney, accompanied by two other…
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A VERY interesting and pretty wedding was celebrated at South Gundagai on Wednesday last, the contracting [?] being Mr. Thomas Alexander Woodbridge, eldest…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church, Albury, on Monday, when Miss Terlick, of Bethel, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr…
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A DOUBLE wedding was celebrated in St. John's Hall on Tuesday afternoon, when Miss Bertha Sophia Jowett, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Denman Jowett, of Lockhart,…
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A double wedding was solemnised by Rev. G. A. Carver at St. John's Chapel on Tuesday afternoon, the parties being well known district residents. Mr. Richard…
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On Thursday last a very pretty, wedding took place out at‘ Woodlyn,’ when a young couple fairly well known in the district were united in the holy bones of…
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On Tuesday last a very pretty wedding took place at Berry Jerry, when Mis Lilian Amy Crouch, eldest daughter of Mr. Charles Crouch, was married to Mr…
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At the Ballarat Assizes this morning Thomas Babaley was charged with administering poison to Jane King and other members of wedding party at Warngo, on…
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Mrs M. [?] of Woodlands has kindly furnished your correspondent with the following notes of a wedding [?] took place at St. Mary's…
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YESTERDAY Father O'Dwyer journeyed to French Park, Milbrulong—12 miles past The Rock—for the purpose of celebrating a wedding. The parties were Mr. John…
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On Wednesday last a pretty wedding took place at the Wesleyan Church, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. C. Barker. The contracting parties were…
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The marriage of Mr. A. D. Kearney, son of Mr. Kearney, Moorilon, Murchison, and Ethel, daughter of Mr. George E. Mackay of Ethelstan, Albury, was celebrated in the…
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A correspondent writes: Mr Percy Stephen, of Pullitop, son of Mrs. P. S. F. Stephen, of Gurwood-street, Wagga, and Miss Isabel Clune, daughter of Mr. John Clune,…
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Yesterday afternoon Mr. Michael Clune, of Mangoplah, sad of the late J. Clune, "Grenvale," Albury-road, and Miss Annie Mary Kenny, daughter of the late Patrick…
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The members of Christ Church choir, the teachers of the Sunday School, and the Band of Hope assembled at the Rectory last Friday evening for the purpose Of honouring Miss…
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It was a typical February day, but, notwithstanding the fervent heat, a score of kind pairs of hands were busy all the forenoon at Christ Church decorating the aisle…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Micheal's Church by Rev. Father Dwyer on Tuesday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr. Edward Leachy, of "Washington,"…
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THE man in the street wondered yesterday afternoon why sundry four-in-hands, not to mention one unicorn and divers one-horse equipages, wero dashing about the…
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THE residence of Alderman David McConaghy, Sutton-street, was, on Wednesday afternoon, the scene of a very interesting ceremony, when Mr. Walter McClintock,…
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