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Sydney · Weddings

Weddings, 1880

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Fashionable Wedding

Evening News · Wednesday 10 November 1880 · page 2

St.Mark's Church, Darling Point, was yesterday the [?] of a very interesting ceremony. In that sacred edifice, Miss Minnie Roberts, youngest daughter of Mr. C. W. Roberts, and sister of…

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LITERATURE On the Eve of the Wedding

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 13 November 1880 · page 918

O love, before we part to-night, Before the last" I will" is spoken— Before the ring has touched my hand, Of pure, true, endless love the token—…

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Ladies' Column. Odds and Ends. Wedding at St. Mary's

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 27 November 1880 · page 28

Miss Bessie Harris[?], the well known vocalist, was united laat week to Mr. Frank Brewer, a gentleman not altogether unknown in the musical work of Sydney. His efforts in the vocal line have been…

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Wedding

Evening News · Friday 10 December 1880 · page 3

Considerable interest was evinced by the femini[?] contingent of Woolloomooloo on wednesday morning. The event was the merriage of one the most popular entertian[?]rs of the day, Mr. W. H…

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POETRY. On the Eve of the Wedding

Illustrated Sydney News and New South Wales Agriculturalist and Grazier · Saturday 18 December 1880 · page 10

O LOVE, before we part to-night, Before the last " I will " is spoken— Before the ring has touched my hand, Of pure, true, endless love the token—…

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Ladies' Column. Odds and Ends. Fashionable Wedding

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 18 December 1880 · page 28

ST. Andrew's Cathedral was the scene of a brilliant wedding on Thursday afternoon, when Miss. Busby (daughter of the Hon. William Busby) was maried to Mr. Donkin. More than a hundred guests were…

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