Wedding Bells at Jeremiah
OUR Jugiong correspondent writes: A very pretty wedding that lent a bright break to the monotony that pervades the forest clad hills and sombre…
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Wedding. WALSH--DONNELLY
The marriage of Miss Emily J. Donnelly, fourth daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Donnelly, of North Junee, Station, with Mr. Edward…
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A very pretty wedding took place on Saturday morning at the residence of Mr. C. Blackman, Bombowlee (the home of the bride) when Mr. Julius Frostroum…
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A large gathering of residents was held in the mechanics' institute, Albury, on Monday, to celebrate to the diamond wedding of Mr. David Reid,…
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A WEDDING, which occasioned rare interest, and in which the contracting parties were offshoots of well-known district families, took place at St…
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"Here she comes!" "Pretty, isn't she?" "Who made her dress?" "Is it surab silk or satin?"…
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AT the C.E. Church South Gundagai, on Wednesday last, the Rev A. R. Shaw celebrated the marriage of Mr. George Luff, fifth son of Mr…
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At the Presbyterian Church, Wagga, yesterday afternoon, the marriage was sole[?] of Mr. F. W. McNickle, second son of Mr. J. J. McNickle, of Kurrajong…
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The marriage was celebrated at St Andrews' (Presbyterian) Church, Wagga on Wednesday afternoon of Mr. F. W. M' Nickle, second son of Mr. and Mrs…
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In connection with the marriage of Mr. F.W.M'Nickle and Miss Aimes Smyth, deported in full in Saturday issue, it has transpired that tn the haste incidental…
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A very pleasant surprise awaited Mr. and Mrs. Dyee, of Surathdoon, on Friday evening last, 18th inst., when they were presen[?]ed by their four children, in the presence of a…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Thursday, the contracting parties being Mr. James Carn, of Carnsdale, via Yerong Creek and Miss Hannah…
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A quiet, though pretty wedding eventuated at Tumut in All Saints' Church on Wednesday morning last, the contracting parties being Mr…
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ON Wednesday afternoon last, at "Wandeen," the residence of Mr.W.A. Wright the marriage was celebrated between Bessle, daughter of…
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The Duke of Norfolk, premier peer of England, has seen fit to depart from the general custom with regard to presents on the occasion of his marriage. No…
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ON Wednesday last, the 6th inst., at "Wandeen," Gundagai, the residence of Mr. W. A. Wright, a quiet little wedding took place, the contracing…
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We briefly referred in our last issue to tho celebration of their Golden Wedding day by Mr. and Mrs. [?] which was kept up in a most…
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Father Mulligan's first visit to Stockinbingal was the pleasing occasion of celebrating the first matrimonial ceremony held in the new Catholic Church there,…
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A private wedding was celebrated at "Braintree," the residence of the bride's parents, on Tuesday last, 12th inst., when Lily, third daughter of Mr. F. C. Piggin,…
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Mr. P. F. Meagher, youngest son of the Hon. John Meagher, M.L.C., K.C.S.G., of Bathurst, and Miss Annie Craven, eldest daughter of the late…
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