Wedding Bells. MOORE—PHILLIPS
Despite the unpropitious state of the weather on Wednesday quite a crowd assembled at the Church of England to witness the marriage of our worthy…
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Wedding at "Hill View," Broken Dam
On Tuesday last (4th inst.) at the residence of the bride's parents, Miss Alice Catherine (Cassy) Baillie was united in the holy bonds to Mr…
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On Wednesday, 12th february, a pretty wedding was Celebrated at the Church of England, Coolamon, the Rev. H. W. Holden being the officiating…
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A quiet wedding was solemmsed by Rev. C. Bell yesterday afternoon at "Henary" Villa, the parties being Miss Emily De Groot, eldest daughter of the…
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A VERY pretty wedding was solemnised by the Rev. Canob Cooper, in St Pauls' Church on Wednesday after noon last, in the presence of a large…
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At St. John's Church of England, Wagga, a pretty wedding was celebrated yesterday afternoon by the Rev. A. C. Mosley. The church was prettily…
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IN respect of the recent marriage of Mr. Walter Hardwick and Miss Luff, the following extra particulars will be read with interest:â…
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A wedding of much local interest took place at Cooma on Wednesday, February 26, when Mr. Percy D. Greentree, of Junee, was married to Miss Beatrice…
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On Wednesday, February 20th, there were united in the bonds of matrimony Mr. Walter J. Hardwicke, of Kincora, Big Ben Creek, and Miss Amy May Luff, the third…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at All Saints' Church, Tumut on the 19th inst, when Mr. Geo. F. Lambert, eldest son of Mr. Joseph…
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A great stir has been caused in Washington, U.S., by the preparations by the wedding of Miss H[?]n Hay, the daughter of the Secretary of State, and Mr Payne Whitney. the…
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A very pretty wedding celebrated at All Saints Church, Tumut, on 19th March, when Mr. Geo. F. Lambert, eldest son of Mr. Joseph Lambert of Blowering…
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THE interior oE the R.C. Church was prettily decorated on Wednesday last to lend a pleasing effect on the occasion of the marriage of Mr. Jack…
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On Easter Sunday Mr. M. Leslie was joined in the bonds of holy matrimony to Mrs Tweedie (widow of late H. Tweedie). The ceremony…
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On Wednesday last a quiet but much discussed wedding took place, when Mr. J. M faster of Tumbarumba. was [?] in the bonds of…
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A pretty wedding, in which the popularity of the bride and bridegroom created no small amount of interest and attracted a large assemblage of friends,…
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A great star has been caused in Washton, U.S. by the preparations for the wedding of Miss Helen Hay, the daughter of the Secretary of State, and Mr. Payne Whitney…
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A VERY pretty wedding was solemnised at the local Methodist Church by the Rev. H. Moody at 3.30 p.m. on Thursday, when Mary Jane Eady, eldest daughter of Mr…
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THE wedding was celebrated at St. Michael's Church,. Wagga, on Wednesday last, of Mr. Thomas Davis, boniface of the Batlow Hotel, to Mary…
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On Wednesday last a very quiet but pretty wedding took place at the residence of Mr. J. S. Barrett "Gadara Park," where Mr. William…
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