An Old Resident. Mrs. John Glanville. Fifty-seventh Wedding-day Anniversary
There will be many congratulations and good wishes orally and by post this morning for Mrs. John Glanville, sen., of Kalena, Nowra, who to-day…
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Diamond Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Fitch, of Ulladulla, last week celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of their wedding. The old couple are still hale and hearty,…
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ON Wednesday last all Bermagui was agog to witness the marriage of Mr. H. Crawford of Sydney to Miss Harriet Whiffen, second surviving…
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At "Tollycarnett, "Kiama, the marriage of Miss Margaret Bruce with Mr. Wm. Dymock was celebrated on Wednesday, 10th instant. The Rev. John Burgess,…
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A PRETTY welding was celebrated at Kiama on Wednesday, at the bank buildings, when Mi. Harold Brace, son of Dr. D. Bruce, of St. Leonards, North Sydney was united in-the…
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A fashionable company assembled at Mr. H. Whittingham’s residence, Kiama, on Wednesday last, when Mr. H. Bruce, son of Dr. D. Bruce, of St…
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A fashionable company assembled at Mr. H. Whi[?] residence Kiama on Wednesday last when Mr. H. Bruce son of Dr. D. Brunch of St…
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COOMA, Monday.âThere was a sensational occurrence in connection with a projected wedding in Cooma which was arranged to be solemnised at St. Paulâs Church on…
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LOOKING at them as they lie in the shop, windows of the vendors of old gold—wedding rings of every size—worn, bruised, taken most of them from hands that will…
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On the day that Alexander the Great was married no fewer than 20,202 persons in one ceremony were made husbands and wives. This seems impossible, but the…
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“If I am to make a fortune,’ he said suddenly, I must study bard Shall we have just one half-hour among the Howers? Afterwards I will get my books and do my…
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A VEST pretty wedding was celebrated by the Rev. D. M’Lennan on Wednesday at Alderman S. Sproule’s residence, Jasper’s Brush. The contracting parties were Miss Euphemia Sproule,…
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ANOTHER month passed the beauty of summer deepened, the corn was growing ripe in the fields the crimson roses contrasted with the cool, white lilies, the fruit hung…
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‘ You were three then,’ he said ; ‘ how do you Know that:’ ‘ I have heard Mrs Hope say so,’ she answered. ‘ When will you being the…
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Miss Lily Craig, daughter of the late Captain Craig, of Numba, and neice of Mr. C. W. Craig, of Jerrara, Kiama, was married at the Presbyterian Church,…
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The anger of Lord Carlswood, when he heard of his daughter elopement, was something terrible to witness. She had written to him —smiling as she wrote, thinking…
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On Wednesday last a most interesting ceremony was performed at the Shoahaven Presbyterian Church, when Miss Lily Craig, second daughter of Mrs Craig, of Terrora, was united…
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Lord Carls wood’s face grew very pale He pushed away his chair, and began to walk with rapid, agitated footsteps up and down the room. Mr Ford watched intend…
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On Wednesday, 11th inst, a quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated by the Rev. W. G. Taylor in the Centenary Hall, York Street, Sydney, the…
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On Wednesday, 11th inst., a quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated by the Rev. W. G. Taylor in the Centenary Hall, York Street, Sydney, the…
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