Wedding. DUNLEAVY—FOX
A wedding was celebrated by Rev. Father M'Dwyer at St. Fiacre's R.C. Church. Urana, on September 29, when Mr. Thomas Dunleavy, of…
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Weddings. Clough—m'authur
A quiet wedding of interest to Culcairn readers look place at St. Johns Church of England yesterday morning, when Olive, youngest daughter of the…
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A pretty evening wedding was celebrated on Tuesday, October 14th, at the Great Synagogue, Sydney, when Miss Doris Ethel, youngest…
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The wedding lock place at St. Mel's Bouman Catholic Church on Wednesday last of james Henry Hehir. eldest surviving son of Mr. John Hehir. of Yanco,…
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An evening wedding was celebrated on Tuesday, October 14, at the Great Synagogue, Sydney, when Coris Ethel, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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A neat wedding took place at the Presbyterian Church, Tumut, on 15th [?] when the Rev. R. E. Davies united in [?] holy bonds of matrimony Miss Olive [?]…
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A neat wedding of which we have only just now been able to glean particulars took place at the Presbyterian Church Tumut, on 15th ult when the…
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During the wedding breakfast at Chalet (France), forty guests were poisoned by a dish of cream thai was served. Several of the victims…
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Further deaths have taken place at Chalet (France) as the result of a jealous rival placing poison in the food at a double wedding feast…
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A marriage took place in St. Edmund's church of England, Gunning, on October 22, between Harold Reginald, youngest son of Mr…
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When the supposed widow of Charles Jones, a pensioned foreman, of Homerton, London, N., who died from paralysis following a fall, was called at the inquest on Wednesday, she…
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Professor Pepin has examined the custard, after consuming which, at a double wedding breakfast at Cholet, 12 persons, including both brides, and…
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A wedding was solemnised by the Rev. G. E. Menlove at St. John's Church, Wagga, on Saturday evening last, the contracting parties being…
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Hon. Joseph Chamberlain has celebrated his silver wedding. He has received world wide congratulations. including various Crown heads…
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A Pretty wedding was celebrated at St Thomas C. E., North Sydney on Oct 31st last, when Christopher Willis, only son of the late Dr. Jordison of…
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A wedding was celebrated on the 11th inst. at Coleslea, when Amy. youngest daughter of Mr., H. C. Evans, was married to Albert, second…
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On November 11th an enjoyable day was spent at "Coleslea," Brobenah, the residence of Mr. H. C. Evans, when his youngest daughter, Amy Anna, was…
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St. Jude's Church, Tumbarumba, was crowded on Wednesday afternoon last, when the Rev. A. Phillips performed the ceremony of tying the…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. John's Church of England on Wednesday (19th inst.) the officiating clergyman being S. O. T…
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Kaid Sir Harry Maclean, famous most of all for his capture by Raisull, the Moorish brigand, was married at Ella Drummond Pe[?] daughter of the late General…
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