Wedding
The L[?]wisham Wesleyan Church was she scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday, 10th July. Those entering into the bonds of matrimony were the Rev. C…
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A "Society" Wedding
Mr. Francis Grenville Clarke, the second son of the late Sir William Clarke and of Janot Lady Clarke, was married at St. Peter's Church…
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On July 10, at the Wesleyan Church, Lewisham, Sydney, a pretty wedding was celebrated, the parties to the union being the Rev. Charles M'Lelland Barker, of…
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St. John's Chapel, Baylis-street, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday night, when Mr. Alex. Mathew, of North Wagga, was married to Miss…
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I hear the bells are to be set ringing on the 28th inst. to celebrate the wedding of Mr. T. Halbisch to Miss Alice Jeffries, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Knott. Mr…
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On Wednesday last, July 31st, Mr. Alex. Mathew, fourth son of Mr. W. F. Mathew, of "Hill View," North Wagga, was married to Miss Barbara Planer, second daughter of…
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Matthews celebrated their golden wedding last week, the whole time having been spent in Australia, and mostly in this district. There…
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" I agree with you," said the chese, putting up his monocle and solemnly, regarding the pretty but waspish face of his sister-in-law…
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"I am not tired, Roy; only so happy, that I am afraid it cannot last," she answered. "But not superstitious, surely…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. John's Hall on Wednesday last, August 7, when Mr. John Meyers, eldest son of Mr. Henry Meyers, of Victoria, was married to…
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A very pretty wedding, writes our Tarcutta correspondent, was celebrated at the Alfredtown Wesleyan Church on Wednesday, 7th August, by the Rev. Frank…
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The marriage of Miss E. Jacob, (laughter of Mr. J. Jacob, of "Hillsborough," Uranquinty, and Mr. T. Bone, of Wagga, was celebrated at the residence of the bride's…
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A WEDDING in which a great deal of interest was taken, as the parties married were well-known, and esteemed in this district by a large circle of…
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At All Saints Church, Woollahra, on Monday, the 12th, Mr. H. T. Phillips, of Narandera, second son of Mr. T. Phillips, of West Maitland, was married…
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OH, name the day, the weddingday, and I will buy the ring!' were the favourite lines of a popular ballard in vogue some…
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OH, name the day, the wedding day, and I will buy the ring!' were the favourite lines of a popular ballard in vogue some…
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The marriage of Mr. Claude Retter, son of Mr. Fred Retter, Johnstonville, Wellington, New Zealand, to Miss Grace M'Intyre, third daughter of Mr J. P. M'Intyre, the…
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The marriage of Mr. Claude Better, son of Mr. Fred Better, Johnstonville, Wellington, New Zealand, to Miss Grace McIntyre, third daughter of Mr. J. P. McIntyre, the…
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On Wednesday morning last, August 28, Mr. Sam[?] Haulbisch, fifth son of Mr. G. Haulbisch, of "Rosedale," Ganmain, entered into the bonds of matrimony with…
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