Servian Wedding Customs
It was with a minute observance of all those traditional ceremonies and customs enacted by the Orthodox Church that the wedding of King Alexander of Servia with…
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Wedding. RYAN—SMITH
A wedding was celebrated in St. Michael's Church, Wagga, on Christmas night, by the Rev. Father O'Sullivan, when Mr. Francis Edward…
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A wedding, which a great many of our rural and also town readers will be pleased to learn of, was celebrated at St. Luke's Church, Mosman, on December 17, when…
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On Monday 23rd alt Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Jeff[?] celebrated the fif[?] anniversary of their married life a crowd of some two…
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On Wednesday, 8th January, was celebrated a wedding, the contracting parties being the Rev. S. J. West. H.L., of Cooma, and Miss Ivy Dixon…
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St. Luke's Church (Auckland) was filled on December 18, on the occasion of the marriage of Miss Ella Burry, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place at St. Mel's Church, on Tuesday, when Rev. Father Gray soleminsed the marthe marriage of Timothy, second son…
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A wedding was celebrated in St. Clement's Church, Yass, on January 10. when Clive Henry, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Tompson, of Manly, formerly…
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Heading the lines of Hand depends largely on whether the palmist knows there are "marriage lines" would seem to be the moral of a…
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The wedding of Mr. Albert James Savage, a well-known resident of Narandera, and . Miss Carrie Sullivan, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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The South-west mail train that plys between Hay and Junee has earnt the sobriquet of the "wedding train" (says the "Herald") The first journey of…
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In the Isle of Man the weddingring was formerly used as an instrument of torture. Cyril Davenport, in his book on "Jewellery,"…
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A quiet wedding was solemnised by the Rev. A. Phillips, of Tumburumoa, at the residence of the bride's parents at Lower lingo, on Monday last…
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AFTER leaving school the young man joined as a student at the Hawkesbury Agricultural College and received most valuable…
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A wedding has been broken off at the altar in a church in New York City because Miss Elizabeth Blauvelt, the bride, refused to pronounce the word…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →No More Drqughts. Wedding Out the Rabbits. Pastoralists' Keen Fight. Melbourne
Since the publication of Mr. H. A. Hunt's theory that Australia has nothing to [?]r from droughts while she keeps the rabbits in reasonable…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Palmist's Misses. Guesses Wide of the Mark. Wedding Ring As Guide
Reading the lines of the hand depends largely on whether the palmist knows there are "marriage lines" would seem to be the moral of a…
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The marriage of Violet May Manley a cousin of Mrs. A. Matthews, of the Star hotel and late of Bathurst, and Oston B., fifth son…
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Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Clarke, of "Kent Cottage," Edward-street, Wagga, yesterday celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding day. The…
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The marriage of Violet May Manley a cousin of Mrs. A. Matthews, of the Star hotel, Cootamundra, and late of Bathurst, and…
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