Local and General News. Wedding at Warren
A pretty wedding, which proved to be of considerable interest to residents of Warren, was solemnised in the Union Church on Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock…
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A quite weeding, of some local interest (says the Gundagai "Times"), was celebrated at St. Stephens' Presbyterian Church, Phillip Street, Sydney, on…
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The marriage of Mr. St. John Brodrick, Secretary for War, to Miss Madeline Stanley, step-daughter of Sir Francis Jeune, president of the probate division of the…
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On Tuesday, 30th inst. a wave of exciteement again stirred our neighborhood, the occasion being the second wedding within a week at the Warron Church. The…
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The marriage of the Right Hon. Win. St. John Fremantle Brodrick, Secretary of State for War, was celebrated yesterday in St. George's Church,…
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At St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church yesterday afternoon, the wedding took place of Mr. Michael John Purcell, son of Mr. John Purcell, of Wagga, and…
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An interesting wedding was solemnised by Rev. W. Newmarch at the residence of Mrs. Hardiman, Urana Road, yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties…
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An extraordinary tragedy (the "Argus" says) occurred on Tuesday night at the Victoria Coffee Palace, Collins-street, Melbourne. Mr. Richard I[?]ce, a well-known…
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The surmise that the painfully sudden death of Mr. Richard Inoe, which occurred at the Victoria Coffee Palace, Melbourne, on Tuesday night, was due to heart failure,…
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A sensation was created in Hyde Park to-day by the attitude assumed towards a wedding party by a young man, the outcome being that the marriage did not take…
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A sensation was created in Hyde Park to-day by the attitude assumed towards a wedding party by a young man, the outcome being that the marriage did not…
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A sensation was created in Hyde Park, Sydney, one day last week by the attitude assumed towards a wedding party by a young man, the…
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A quiet wedding was solemnsed on Monday, 9th inst., at St. Peter's Church of England, Darlinghurst, Sydney, by the Rev. Mr. Mullins, the contracting…
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A quiet, but pretty wedding took place at St Joseph's Church, Temora, on Wednesday 4th February, the officiating clergyman being the Rev. Father Ryan…
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A wedding took place at the R.C. Church, Temora, on Wednesday, 11th inst., when Miss Rose, eldest daughter of Mr. John Rigney, of Glen Ellen,…
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ON Wednesday at 4 o'clock, a quiet but interesting wedding was celebrated in St. Columba's Church, the contracting parties being Mr. H. Webber of Yass, and Miss…
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BROKEN DAM was en fete on Wednesday last, the occasion being the marriage of Miss Clara Fong, second daughter of Mrs. Clark, of Broken Dam, to Mr…
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Probably the most expensive wedding rings on record were two which were need some little time ago at marriage ceremonies in tee United States. John Jacob Actor,…
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The marriage of Miss Sybella Victoria Eyles, second daughter of Mr. Edwin Eyles, of " Westgrove," Adelong, with Mr. William…
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