Marquis of Bute's Wedding. Scottish Pipers Irish Cheers. Procession of Boats
The little County Louth village of Castlebellingham was bright and gay with decorations on July 6th, and keenly astir with interest. It was…
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Library Scraps. Second-hand Weddings
An ingenious -- albeit somewhat pathetic -- method of getting married without payment of the customary fees is, perhaps, more extensively practised than is…
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'Go upstairs, Banson, and say to Miss [?] that I should be glad to have her comes down to me directly. Tell her that Lady Ma[?]ilda Spellmore is here, and I want…
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The marriage of the Rev. C. Newton Mell, son of the Rev. T. E. Owens-Mell, of Tumut, and Rector of St. Paul's Church Adelong, to Miss Rhoda…
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Gidginbung was quite en fete on Wednesday last, the occasion being the marriage of Mr. F. Schuster, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schuster,…
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A quiet wedding took place at the residence of Mr. M. McDonnell on Thursday, when Mr. F. Brown, second son of Captain Brown, of…
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ON Wednesday morning, 27th September, a very pretty and fashionable wedding took place in St. Peter's Church, Coolac, at 10 o'clock, when…
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On Wednesday last a very pretty wedding took place in the Methodist Church, when Mr. Alga Young Burns was joined in the bonds of Holy…
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AT St. Peter's R.C. Church, Coolac, on Wednesday morning last Mr. P. Sullivan, editor of the Gundagai "Independent," second son of the…
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ON Wednesday last a very pretty wedding took place when Mr. Algar Young Burns, youngest son of Mr. W. Burns, of Parramatta, was united in…
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One of the prettiest weddings it has been our lot to witness took place at All Saints' Church, Tumut, on Tuesday morning last. The participating…
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A marriage was celebrated in the Methodist Church, Adelong, on September 27th. and a great crowd of interested friends assembled to witness the…
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All Saints' Church, Tumut, was the scene of an interesting and popular wedding on Tuesday morning last, when Miss Edith Eleanor Vernon,…
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A quiet but pretty wedding wan solemained in the Church of England, Turnut, at 11 a.m., Tuesday, 3rd init,, by the Rev. Mr Moll. The contracting…
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A very pretty wedding took place at Darlington Point on Friday evening, October 6th, when Miss May Kook, second daughter of Mr. and…
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An interesting wedding took place at Mr. Harlow's residence. Bombow lee, on Thursday last, when Mr. John Dowell was married…
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ON Wednesday last, at the residence bride's parents, Mr. Albert Last, the youngest son of Mr. Geo. Last, of Fernhill, was united in the bonds…
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A VERY pretty wedding, which had been looked forward to with pleasurable anticipations on the part of the young folks, and the old too, for that…
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We were priviledged, by kind invitation, to be present at a very pretty wedding which took place at the residence of Mr and Mrs. Byrnes, Brungle,…
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A WEDDING at all times is a happy event, but when the contracting parties are popular young folk, and members of highly esteemed and honored…
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