A Hallelujah Wedding. Marriage of Captain D. WEMYSS
It is scarcely necessary to say that a "Hallelujah Wedding" is something connected with the Salvation Army. That aggressive organisation has so fully and…
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11 stories in South Coast's papers
The First Silver Wedding
The fashion of silver wedding dates back to the reign, of Hugues Caper, who became King of France in 987. Once, as Hugues was arranging his uncle’s affairs,…
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On Wednesday 26th January, St John's Church, Nowra was the scene of a quiet and very pretty wedding, the contracting parties being Miss Bartha F. Duke, daughter of Dr…
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Miss Duke, well known to many persons in this district, was married at Nowra on Anniversary Day to Mr. Percy J. Glanville, a member of a lending Shoalhaven family…
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A [?] gentleman, who had occasion to go to Sydney the other day by the [?] train from Nowra, had rather an amusing experience. When the…
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A very interesting wedding took place at noon on Thursday week at the picturesque old spot, Marshall Mount house, the contracting parties boing Mr Thomas Binks, of Cambewarra, and…
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IN Melbourne the Quakers, or âFriendsâ as they our particular to call themselves, do not [?] much atten[?] One [?] this is that the…
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On Wednesday, the 15th inst., St. Edmunds, Bodalla, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, when Mr. Leo. Hopkins, son of the late William, [?]ill Hopkins, of Sydney (late of Boga), was…
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A pretty and very interesting ceremony took place on Wednesday, 13th instant, at St-Michael’s R. C. Church, Berry, the occasion being the marriage of Miss Winefred (Bine)…
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The usually quiet town of Woodburn (says the R. R. Herald) was all [?]tir on the 15th inst., and all the principal residences were gaily decorated with bunting, while the thronged…
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A very quiet and pretty wedding took place at St. John's, Bega, oh Monday after moon (says the "Standard"), when Miss Alice Ada, second daughter of our esteemed…
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