Wedding Bells
The marriage of Mr Richard William Timms, second son of Mr and Mrs J. W. Timms, of Pearce's Creek, Richmond River, and Miss Margaret Jane Armstrong, eldest…
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Wedding Bells
A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at âModel Farmâ House, Towanda, on Monday, January 2nd, when Miss Adelaide Eliza [?]…
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Considerable local interest was manifested in the marriage in Nowra on Wednesday last Mrs.Alexandrina McLean, daughter of the last Mr.L…
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On Wednesday last a pretty wedding took place in Nowra, when Mr J. F. Stephenson and Miss Norah Duncombe youngest, daughter of. Mr and…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's father, at Worragree, on Tuesday afternoon, 14th February, when Miss Florrie, second daughter of Mr John…
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On Wednesday John, eldest son of Mr John McGregor of Brogo, and Sarah, third daughter of Mr John Boyd, 'Springdale,' near Quaama, were joined…
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The marriage of Miss Florrie Apperly, second daughter of Mr John Apperly Worrigee),with Mr Charles Manning Buttsworth of the Manning…
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On the 1st inst, at St. Stephen’s Church, Chatswood, Miss Muriel Kingsford, Port Macquarie and Mr W. Moore, of the City Bank, Bullahdelah,…
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A very happy wedding took place on the 15th February at the residence of the brideâs parents (Moone Ponds, Victoria), when Mr. J. K. Taylor, of…
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A QUIET and pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride’s parents, “Station House,” Gerringong, on Wednesday, March 22nd, when Miss Agnes Louisa Dive, second…
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Tathra road was all conviviality on Wednesday morning, the feature being the marriage of Miss Fenton and Mr. M. Miles. The interesting ceremony…
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English women did not always wear a plain gold circlet for a wedding-ring. At one time the custom was for the ring to cost as much as the…
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Last Wednesday, Mr A. J. Oke, youngest son of Mr H. Oke, of Nowra Hill, and Miss Grace Waddell, second daughter of Mr D. Waddell, of Yerriyong, were united in the…
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At St. John’s Church, Vaey, on Tuesday of last week, the Rev. R. S. Taylor united in the holy bonds of matrimony Mr R. E. Lord (Munni),…
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THE Wesleyan Church [?] with [?] dressed [?] of the gentler sexton Wednesday [?] witness the marriage of Mr. Al[?]…
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A quiet but very pretty wedding was celebrated in the R. C. church, Nowra, on Wednesday morning last, the contracting parties being Mr…
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Incredible as the story at first appeared, a report that a couple had been married in Lancashire by a woman proves to be correct. The…
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A remarkable and pathetic story is told of an old gentleman who lives in the country. Every morning this old man, attired in a frock-coat, tall hat,…
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The marriage of Mr Joseph Pestell, son of Mr John Pestell, Jasper's Brush, and Miss Jenny Wiley, elder daughter of Mr James Wiley. Maroo Moadow, was…
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AT St. Patrick's Church, yesterday morning, by the Rev. Father Gunning, Mr. Daniel McGlinhey, of New Zealand, was united in wedlock with…
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