Wedding at Mittagong
The marriage of an aged couple was celeÂbrated at Mittagong on Monday, when Mr. Samuel Mudford, of High Range, was united to Mrs. Macleay, widow of the late…
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Wedding
At St. Stephen's Church, Mittagong, on, Mouday last, the [?]riage of an aged. couple was celebrated. [?]he countracting parties were Mr. Sampel Hudford, of High,…
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At St. Patricks's Church, Sydney, on Saturday, Miss Fanuy Edwards, daughter of Mr. John Edward, of Mittagong, was married to Mr. Joseph McGlynd, Formerly…
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At the home of the bride's parents, Robertson, on Tuesday Morning last, the marriage was quietly celebrated of Miss E[?]ly Sel[?]n. Robertson, to Mr…
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The Americans are the people for novelties. Some are wise and some are otherwise. At a recent wedding in Lynchburg, Virginia, a little boy and girl preceded the…
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On Saturday last, September 9, in celebration of the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, of 48 Edgeware-road, Enmore, late of Moss…
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From the "S.M. Herald" of the 16th we gather that the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. James. Taylor, of Enmore, and late of Moss Vale, was celebrated at…
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The little Country Louth village of Castlebellingham was bright and gay with decorations on July 6th, and keenly astir with interest. It was…
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The marriage of Mr. Stanley Cullen of "The Camp," near Moss Vale (youngest son of Mr. John Cullen, J.P.), with Miss Sylvia Jones,third daughter of Aid. Wm…
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An ingenious—albeit somewhat pathetic—method of getting married without payment of the customary fees is, perhaps, more extensively practised than is…
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The marriage of Mr. Stanley Cullen of Moss Vale (youngest son of Mr. John Culle[?], J.P.) with Miss Sylvia Jones, third daughter of Ald. Wm. Jones, of Moss Vale,…
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St. Thomas' R. C. Church, Bowral, was the scene of a pretty wedding on the morning of Wednesday, 27th September, when Mr. Joseph Maguire, youngest son of…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Jude's Church, Bowral, on Tuesday last, the contracting parties being Miss Ginger and Mr. Grath; of Newcastle…
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The marriage of Mr. James Murray Grath, of Wall[?] Olive May Ginger, second daughter of Mr. J. T. Ginger, [?], was celebrated at…
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As briefly stated in our last issue, the marriage of Miss Olive May Ginger, second danghter of Mr. J. T. Ginger. Yarrunga, to Mr. James Murray Grath, of Wallsend, was…
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GRATHâGINGER.âThe marriage of Mr. James Murray Grath, of Wallsend, to Miss Olive May Ginger, second daughter of Mr. J. T. Ginger,…
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A very pretty welding took place in the Bowral Methodist Church yesterday (Thursday) morning, when Miss [?] Holden, second daughter of the Rev. J. W. Holden,…
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A large concourse of friends assembled at the Bowral Methodist Church on Thursday morning last, to witness the marriage of Miss Emmie Holden, second daughter of…
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St. Peter's Church of England, Cook's River, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, 1st November, when Mr. William Ewart,…
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The marriage of Miss Elsie Craig, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Craig, "Jerrara Park" (Mayor and Mayoress of Jamberoo), to Mr. A. L. Pain, son of the…
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