The Story of a Wedding Ring. Chapter Xii
[?]en the old lord began to tempt [?]child. He talked to her of the great [?] its brilliant pleasures, its gaieties, [?]onors; he told her how such beauty as…
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The McNamara-Bartley Wedding
As briefly reported previously, this interesting ceremony took place at the R. C. Church on Wednesday, 2nd inst., in the presence of a very large number…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Viking Wedding. Lord Bute's Plans. Quaint Ceremony
The forthcoming marriage of Miss Augusta Bellingham to the Marquis of Bute at Castle Bellingham, Ireland, is going to be, weather…
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So all trace of me will be lost," he said; [?] if she should so far remember my [?] as to make any inquiries about no one will be able to answer her."…
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"Does a low marriage mean that she married a poor man?" asked Mr Dale "I suppose so. I do not know. I have heard, in common with the rest of the world…
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An unhappy sequel to a wedding is reported from Browntown, Mew Jersey, The bride has been seized with smallpox, and the bridegroom, the…
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Never in her life had Ismay Waldron asked more beautiful. The rooms were crowded when she reached Lady Brentway's As usual, she was…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Church of England, Huskisson Bay, on Monday last, when Miss Edith Johns and Mr. Dudley…
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[?] frail, easily led, ready to sell [?] and best to the first bidder, ask you can play with a [?] heart [?] play with a ball. You think…
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A very pretty Wedding eventuated at the Church of England, Jervis Bay, on Monday, 4th instant, when Miss Edith Adelaide Johns and Mr Dudley Barnett Wilshire were…
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On Wednesday afternoon, 6th Sept., the Church of the Good Shepherd at Kangaroo Valley (states the "Times") was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the…
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[?] Bomboka on Tuesday morning, [?] Thomas Walter Inskip, sixth son [?] the late Daniel Inskip, of Quaama, [?] is married to Alice Edith, youngest…
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[?] have no pardon to give Lord Charis [?] was the haughty reply. "It is too [?] ask it." [?] must not refuse me." said the old…
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On Wednesday afternoon, 6th instant, the Church of the Good Shepherd, Kangaroo Valley (says the Times) was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the…
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At St [?]phenâs Church Newtown on the and [?] Aug[?] the marriage of Miss [?]As[?] eldest…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Marquis of Bute's Wedding.^ Scottish Pipers. Irish Cheers. Procession of Boats
The little County Louth village of Castebellingham was bright and gay with decorations on July 6th, and keenly astir with interest. It was…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place at Tanja on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Miss Alice Hunter, daughter of Mr. R. Hunter…
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PERHAPS the largest crowd that has ever witnessed a wedding in Cooma was present at St. Patrick's R.C. Church on Wednesday…
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The Tania people rolled up in good force yesterday to witness the marriage of George, seventh son of the late Mr. Joseph…
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The marriage of Miss Ethel Williams, eldest daughter of Mr E. G. Williams, Public school, Barrengarry, to Mr Alfred Watson, proprietor of the Kangaroo Valley…
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