Wedding Bells
On Thursday morning last a wedding was celebrated at the Manse, , the Rev. Wm. Gardner tying the nuptial knot. The happy pair, who have thus been…
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Short Story [Now First Published.] The Digger's Wedding, an Australian Romance, [All Rights Reserved.] Chapter III.—(Continued.)
Maloney had obtained from the local bench of magistrates a permit for music and dancing during the Christmas and New Year holidays. Young Australia…
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" But what shall I do with it ?" he asked helplessly. She looked up at him and laughed as ne stood dangling a square white box…
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"But what shall I do with it [?] he asked helplessly. She looked up at him and laughed as he stood dangling a square while box…
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OUR Grong Grong correspondent writes:—The marriage of Miss Rosetta Molloy, second eldest daughter of Mr. M. Molloy of this town, to Mr. James Murphy, of…
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Lady Marjorie Cecilia, eldest daughter of Lord Carrington, formerly Governor of New South Wales, was yesterday married to the eldest son of Mr. Charles…
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The marriage of Mr. John Joseph Geoghan of Wagga, and Miss Mary Costello, daughter of the late Martin Costello, was celebrated quietly at the residence of the bridge's mother,…
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A wedding was celebrated at the Manse on Saturday evening last, the Rev. Wm Gardner officiating, when Mr. Christian…
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The same morning a telegram instructed Mrs. John Cadd to leave Golddrift by that mail coach and catch the mail train at Orange…
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On Wednesday, the 13th instant, at Rose Hill, Hillston, in the presence of the members of the family and Mr. J Barnett, of Hay, Miss C. Jackson,…
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Early this year a unique family affair took place in a small village called Trail, when the four sons of Mr. John Somers espoused on the…
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A MARRIAGE was celebrated last evening at St. John's Chapel by the Rev. G. A. Carver, the contracting parties being John Patterson, of Wagga, to Emily Martha, youngest…
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On Wednesday last one of the prettiest little weddings we have witnessed for some time took place the Church of England, Old Junee, the contracting…
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The marriage of Mr. H. J. Tapperell, of the "Daily Telegraph," Sydney, with Miss Kitty O'Keeffe, daughter of the late Mr. Daniel O'Keeffe, formerly of "Springfield,"…
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On Thursday last at 6 p.m., 14th instant, being St, Valentine's Day, Miss May Barnes, daughter of Mr. Samuel Barnes, of Mount View, Whitton, was united in the holy…
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A large congregation witnessed the marriage of Miss Hylda M. Jackson second youngest daughter of Mrs. Jackson of Lewisham, and the late John Jackson of…
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A quiet and pretty wedding took place on Thursday, the 7th inst, at St. Mary's "Star of the Sea " Church, when Mr. H. J. Tapperel of the " Daily Telegraph," Sydney,…
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The first and only object in life of a young Italian women of the better cl[?], indeod, of all classes, is to got married—a good marriage it possible, but above all a speedy one And…
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A largo congregation assembled at St. Thomas' R C. Church, Lewisham, on February 12 (says:he "S.M. Herald") to witness the marriage of Miss Hylda Mabelleo…
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MR. W. Smith, third son of Mr. W. D. Smith, Adelong, was married to Miss Fanny Turner, second daughter of Mr. James Turner, Adelong…
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