Wedding Bells
A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Johnâs Church on Saturday morning, June 3rd., between Henry, second son of the late Mr…
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Wedding Superstitions
More superstitions pertain to the marriage ceremony than to any other occasion to life. They have to do with the month, the day, and the hour of marriage, with the…
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Marriage in Spain takes place by day or at night, according to the fortune of the people or their station in life. If well-to-do the ceremony comes off in…
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The marriage of Prince Albert Shica to Miss Margaret Dowling, postponed from December, was celebrated very quietly on February 27th…
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Looking at them as they lay in the shop [?]dows of the vendors of old gold—wedding rings of every size—worn, bruised [?] most of them from hands that will…
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The Windsor correspondent of the "Daily Mail" telegraphed on April 14:— "I learn late to-night that the…
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"The poor mother had round her neck a little gold locket containing the portrait of gentleman, and besides her wedding ring be wore one with a motto inside it. The…
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Much interest was taken in Waterloo and the sister borough of Alexandria on Wednesday last in the marriage of one of its most popular girl residents. The young lady…
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Once—and Ismay never forgot it—she [?] to the Manor House; there was a [?] FETE given to the tenantry, and Paul the occasion had bought his beautiful…
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On Wednesday, 28th June, eventuated a celebration which falls to the lot of few to witness, and is certainly unique in the history of Bemboka, viz., the celebration…
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[?] Cameron was very handsome of heart, and pleasant of speech, gay the gaiety of youth, gifted with a fatal [?] eloquence; and Katrine thought the…
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The marriage of Mr John Campbell, eldest son of the late John Campbell (Numba) and of Mrs S. Campbell(Terara), with Miss Mary Morison, third daughter…
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"How could I," he continued,"bring [?] children of such a t [?]lyn? How could I let them succeed [?] ancestors as mine? It is…
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After a year of matrimony a yoong woman named Beatrice Cartledge, a talented violinist, living at Newcastle under-Lyme, Staffordshire, on May 18th,…
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The Windsor correspondent of the "Daily Mail" telegraphed on April 14:—"I learn late to-night that the…
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[?] took up his residence—not at the [?]—that was not a likely place to obtain [?] information as he south—but at an [?]shioned inn; and, at night, when he…
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[?] have something most important of [?] you can you spare me a little time,[?] at once?" [?] beautiful face grew pale with…
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THERE was a large gathering at St. Patrick's Church on Wednesday morning to witness the marriage of Mr. Leo. MeNamara to Miss Annie…
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[?] struck him there were no longer [?]me fire and animation in her words. [?] will come this evening" she said, [?] tell my husband all"…
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