Wedding and Presentation
On Tuesday evening last the wedding of Mr. Allred Wm. Meivin with Miss Mary [?] Walker both of Wagga, was celegrated in the vestry of St. Michal's…
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Wedding
The following is taken from the 'Melbourne Punch." of the 8th inst:- The marriage of Miss Isabel Glencoe Rankin (daughter of the late…
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At St. John's Church Wagga, yesterday, Mr. Author Herbert Mumford, youngest son of the late Mr. Edward Mumford, was married to Miss Alberts Hodges, eldest daughter…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place on Sunday last, the 18th. inst., at "The Grove" (the residence of the bride's parents), Hillston, when…
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A VERY quiet wedding was solemnised, by the Rev. E. J. Spencer, in St. Paul's Church, Adelong, last night, the contracting parties being…
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THE officials and others whose business takes them to the Water Police Court were, on Friday, witnesses of a ceremony which should go far to soften…
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There was celebrated at Bongougolong on Wednesday last a quite wedding by the Rev. Father Donovan, when J. Williamson, of Gundagai…
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A marriage of a singular character has just taken place at the Registrar's Office, Langport, Somerset. The contracting parties were William…
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Wednesday, tho 5th instant, was the occasion of a very pretty, though quiet wedding, of great local interest, at the residence of Mr. C. J. Nicholls…
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A QUIET wedding of great local interest eventuated on Wednesday, the 5th instant, at the residence of Mr. C.J. Nichollis, Fery Hill, Burra Creek. The…
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A vERY quiet wedding took place at Cootamundra on Wednesday, 28th ultimo, when' Miss B. Donnelly and Mr jas Osborne, both of Jugiong, were…
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The marriage of Austin Lionel Bennett, eldest son of Mr. W. Ben Brain, of Auckland, New Zealand, late of "Forest of Dean," England,…
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THE whole bosom of the social life of Adelong was panting with excitement and expectancy on Wednesday last, when two deservedly esteemed young people…
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Some years age there was reported from San Francisco a theft of wedding presents, where a woman was the thief, but who, through absolute rashness,…
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large number of townsfolks assembled 10 the Church of England on Wednesday. to witness the mania go of Miss Frances Huston Davis, daughter of Mr…
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At Adelong, on Wednesday last, Mr. Charles A. Yates (a one time member of the telegraph staff at Gundagai, but now of Forbes), was married…
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Some years ago there was reported from San Francisco a theft of wedding presents, where a woman was the thief, but who, through absolute rashness,…
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ON account of great pressure upon our space last issue, we were compelled to withold publication of the names of lady guests, drosses worn, and the…
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On Wednesday lost at the Welseyan Church (Rev. C. Barker offic[?]ating), Mr. Thomas cook was married to Miss chars Harding…
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