Miss E. Wentworth's Wedding
THE wedding of Miss E. Wentworth, daughter of the late W. C. Wentworth, Esq., and the Rev. Mr. Dunbar, nephew of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, was solemnised on October 17 at St. Paul's,…
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Miss E. Wentworth's Wedding
THE wedding of Miss E. Wentworth, daughter of the late W. C. Wentworth, Esq., and the Rev. Mr. Dunbar, nephew of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, was solemnised on October 17 at St. Paul's…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Golden Wedding of the King of Saxony. Dresden, November 9
The Emperor and Empress of Germany arrived here at 3 o'clock this afternoon, and were received by the King, Queen Dowager, the Prince and Princesses of Saxony, and many other princely personages. The…
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The Golden Wedding of the King and Queen of Saxony was celebrated on the 10th November. The city was profusely decorated, and early this morning all the church bells were rung in honour of the event. The religious…
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The Emperor and Empress of Germany arrived here at 8 o'clock this afternoon, and were received by the King, Queen Downger, the Prince and Princesses of Saxony, and many other priucrly personages. The…
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The Golden Wedding of the King and Queen of Saxony was celebrated on the 10th November. The city was profusely decorated, and early this morning all the church bells were rung in honour of the event. The religious…
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The Emperor and Empress of Germany arrived here at 3 o'clock this afternoon, and were received by the King, Queen Dowager, the Prince and Princesses of Saxony, and many other princely personages. The…
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ON Thursday, November 28, St. James's, Piecadilly. was the scene of a marriage which is creating no small for in the West-end. The bridegroom is a wealthy merchant, a member of the Reform and Brooks's clubs…
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ON Thursday, November 28, St. James's, nceaauiy,Piccadilly, was the scene of a marriage which is creating no small stir in the West-end. The bridegroom is a wealthy merchant, a member of the Reform and Brooke's clubs,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Poetry. Wooing, Winning, and Wedding. First Dawnings. a Thought of Her
Why is it thus in my most solemn hours, When my deep secret thoughts are heavenward turned, And earthly memories jade,--that one remains?…
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ON Thursday, November 28, St. James's, Piccadi[?]y, was the scene of a marriage which is creating no small stir in the West-end. The bridegroom is a wealthy merchant, a member of the Reform and Brooks's clubs,…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Original Poetry. Wooing, Winning, and Wedding. a Rainbow
A TEAR was trembling on a drooping lid, Falling it seemed, yet sweetly poising there, Lingering in light; albeit in sadness fair, Preferring thus to live and weep,--than drop…
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I HAVE wooed thee in poetry,--Darling of mine--For thou lovest the charm of its numbers divine:…
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HAS thy placid spirit left thee,--my sweet love, To visit regions like itself divine ? Night dwells so calmly in the heavens above; The moon, so trembling, sheds her germs of…
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MY earliest, truest, and dearest, As I wore this wild shamrock of thine, 'Twould have deepened the smile which th[?] wearest,…
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How soothingly upon the lonely night, Steal the fond thoughts that memory gives to love; Dearest, what spirits in their airy flight,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Duke of Edinburgh's Wedding
The following appears in a letter to the Times from Naples, dated the 5th May:—There can be no hesitation, after all that is freely reported here, in now speaking of the engagement of the Duke…
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The following appears in a letter to the Times from Naples, dated the 5th May:—There can be no hesitation, after all that is freely reported here, in now speaking of the engagement of the Duke…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Sketches of Life in New Zealand. (Continued.) the Wedding at Parrapikuti Valley
EASTWARD of Wanganui, about thirty miles on the sea coast, rises the huge volcanic mountain, called Parrapikuti, or the Fire Mountain. Ages before the great navigator, Captain Cook, visited the old ruggod coast of…
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EASTWARD of Wanganni, about thirty miles on the sea coast, rises the huge volcanic mountain, called Parrapikuti, or the Fire Mountain. Ages before the great navigator, Captain Cook, visited the old rugged coast of…
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