The Story of a Wedding Ring Chapter Viii
The man hastened out of the room, and retarded with a bundle of letters in his hand. He laid them on the table before Lord Car[?]swood…
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Wedding. Dawes-pickeman
Miss Jessie Margaret Pickeman, fourth daughter of Mr and Mrs. H.W.Pickman was married to Mr. W, G, Dawes aslo of Kiama, at the residence of…
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At St. Matthias' Church of England, Paddington, on Wednesday, 11th April, by the Rev. J. W. Gillet, Miss Mary Ryan, eldest daughter of Mr. M. J. (Dr.)…
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IT seemed almost incrsdi[?] to Mr. Ford that such wonderful success attended him True, Lord [?]wood’s daughter was dead but his grand daughter was living. The…
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‘ I said, May Heaven pardon you, my lord !’ ‘Thanks,’ was the sarcastic return. ‘ The honour of my name is dearer to me then…
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The following list gives a sample of the comments which may be heard at any fashionable wedding in church:â Here she comes!…
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On Tuesday morning last, 8th inst., the Kangaroo Valley Presbyterian Church was completely filled with the friends and well-wishers of our genial young…
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There came an evening when Paul Waldron sat in the beautiful flower garden, a prey [?] most anxious thoughts. The sun was setting the birds were singing in the green depths…
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‘ And I Love you Paul’s she whispered. He turned to Mr Ford. ‘ You see, sir; she loves me—loves me, unworthy as I am. This great man…
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A FEW days passed, and Ismay Waldron began to feel at: home at Bralyn. She became accustomed to its splendour, to the new and beautiful life that opened to…
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There came a bright, sweet morning in August, when Paul Waldron rose early and went out amongst the dew-laden flowers; he had been thinking so intently about…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place on the 31st May at the residence of the bride’s parents, Milton (reports the “Times”), the contracting parties…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place on the 31st May at the residence of the bride’s parents, Milton (reports the “Times”), the contracting parties…
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If the enjoyment of wealth, luxury, every earthly delight and comfort, could give happiness, Jamey Waldron ought to have been perfectly happy. Alter the sending of…
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For almond icing of a cake take one pound of sweet almonds, a pound of the finest white sifted sugar (icing sugar), the whites of two eggs, and a little orange…
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THERE was one season in London when people were all talking of a ‘ new man ’ who had made his entry into public life. He was a Mr Dale, of Ravensdale, who had…
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The little church at Newrybar (says the "Richmond River Times") was quite astir with an interested crowd on Wednesday, June 6th, to witness the marriage of Mr…
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At Perth, W.A., on the 20th inst., Mr. Fred A. Kendall, chief accountant in the Westralian Bank, and son of Mr. T. R. Kendall, Kiama, was…
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At Perth, W.A., on the 30th inst, Mr. Fred A. Kendall, chief accountant in the Westralian Bank, and Son of Mr. T. R. Kendall. Kiama, was…
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Ismay Waldron had felt the pain of ungratified wishes; she had known what it was to [?]e poo, yet longed to be rich — to long for pleasure and gaiety, yet to have all…
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