Wagga's Golden Wedding
The hon. James Gormly, M.L.O., and Mrs. Gormly celebrated their Golden Wedding on Monday last. Mrs. Gormly is probably the longest resident now on…
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Gilhooley's Wedding Day
[?]ure, Dinnis Gilhooley got married to-day To Mag Riley, who lives down the strate; The bride was togged up in her foinery gay, In an iligant silk dhress complate…
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Mr. W. H. V. Williamson, a resident of Durham Lead for 50 years, died in tragic circumstances at his residence this morning. The family had been celebrating the…
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The municipality of Ghent has just drawn up a civil marriage tariff which, it is hoped, will serve as a model for wedding ceremonials throughout…
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Florence Richardson, daughter of Appleton Richardson, wealthy wool merchant, deceased, and ward of Robert Seaver, solicitor, is within, a…
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The Earl of Granard was yesterday married to the daughter of Ogden Mills, the well known American millionaire of New York; and the value…
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The latest “chauffeur and young lady” romance comes from Yorkshire, where a sensation has been caused in the West Riding by the news that the…
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The wedding of Hie Eerl of Granard with Beatrice, daughter of Ogden Mills, to-day was an event in New York. The value of the presents is…
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The marriage of the eighth Earl of Granard. one of the richest peers of the United Kingdom, with Miss Beatrice Mills, daughter of Mr Darius…
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A correspondent writes:—A very pleasant social gathering took place at Carabost on Tuesday, January 12th, when Mr. Tom Clegg, of the old and…
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To those in the vicinity of Mrs Clyde's residence, at Calaborator as the roads leading there is further a field, on the forenood of [?]…
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A wadding was celebrated at St. Francis Xavier's Church North Sydney, when Joseph St. Clair Noonan, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Noonan…
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Nearly two months have clapsed since the Seavers, with their ward, sailed for Europe, and we now find Walter Leighton located in New…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Surprising Wedding. It Quite Shocked the American Until She Saw the Camera
An elderly American authoress asked me a few days ago to conduct her to a place where she could see a workman's wedding, as she required…
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On Monday, Jan. 18th a quiet but fashionable wedding was celebrated by Rev. Father Hennessy in St. Mary's R.C. Church…
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The hearing was continued on November 23 in the in the official Referee’s London; of the action brought by Mr [?] Leavitt Hunt, an…
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A wedding took place on Wednesday 27th at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church when Mr. Alfred E. Collins, lino operator of Wangaratta, second…
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A SYDNEY correspondent writes:â"A very pretty wedding took place on Wednesday last, at St. Michael's Church, Flinders-street, Darlinghurst…
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A very quiet wedding was celebrated at 3 p.m. on Thursday last, the contracting parties being Mr. Jas. Stokes, eldest son of Mr. J. W. Stokes, of…
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A wedding of great interest took pace on Wednesday last at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Wagga when Mr Alfred E. Collins of…
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