A Hindoo Wedding in High Caste
The Times of India gives the following interesting account of a wedding in Bania, which took place on December 1:— "The marriage of the daughter of a well-known…
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Awkward Termination to a Wedding Party
A SCENE of a very extraordinary nature occurred the other evening at the Assembly-rooms, Bow-road, London. It appears that the rooms were hired, by some persons for the purpose of giving a…
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A correspondent informs us that a fashionable wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's Church, West Maitland, yesterday, by the Rev. Mr. Yarrington, when Mr. George Dines, son of the late Richard…
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A scene of a very extraordinary nature occurred the other evening at the Assembly-rooms, Bowroad, London. It appears that the rooms were hired by some persons for the purpose of giving a…
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IT is the fashion now to decorate wedding cakes with wreaths and festoons of real white flowers. I got home just in time to assist at the pretty wedding of a young relative, where this prominent feature of the…
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The Soots' Church, Collins-street, Melbourne, was on Monday (the Melbourne "Herald" reports) the scene of a fashionable wedding. The church was crowded to excess, the audience consisting mostly of…
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MR. William James, only son of Charles Reade, Esq., of "Everton," Five Dock, was married with great pomp and ceremony, in January last, at Torquay, England, to Mary, only daughter of the late John…
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THIS is how the "Detroit Free Press" tells how it occurred, and how they raked up old memories:— "Do you know, my dear," she suddenly said, as she looked up from her piece-work—"do you know that…
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THIS is how the "Detroit Free Press" tells how it occurred, and how they raked up old memories:— "Do yon know, my dear," she suddenly said, as she looked up from her piece-work—"do you know that…
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St. James's Church at noon to-day was thronged with a large number of spectators of a wedding, the parties to which were Mr. S. Patrick and Miss Antonia Louise Huenerbein. The bridegroom…
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Milson's Point was roused from its usual quiet yesterday afternoon by numbers of equipages driving from St. Leonards to the residence of P. F. Adams, Esq., Surveyor-General, at Kirribilli Point being…
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A correspondent sends us an account of an interesting wedding that took-place yesterday at the Church of England, Summer Hill; the bridegroom and brides on this occasion being Mr. R. S. Rochford, a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Picture Supplement. A Bush Wedding
OUR SUPPLEMENT, Printed in ten colours, is from the pencil of Mr. Thomas Carrington, the well-known artist, and was prepared especially for the ILLUSTRATED SYDNEY NEWS. It is one eminently characteristic of…
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Our usually quiet town (writes on occasional correspondent at West Maitland) was all agog last night over the long talked of wedding between Mr. Wille Broughton, of Newcastle and Miss Amy…
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A large number of ladies and gentlemen, including most of the leading Catholics of the city and suburbs. were present at the marriage of Mr. Edward T. Hollingdale, of the firm of Hollingdale and Son,…
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THUS, AUSPICIOUS DOES THE RING OF GOLD(SBROUGH) EVENTUATE A MORT-ISING OF POWERS WHICH SHALL BE FELT AROUND THE WORLD…
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THE town of W—was almost [?] not long since in consequence of the marriage of the eldest son of a wealthy sheep owner in the district on the one part, and one of two fair sisters, who not so long ago seemed…
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A carious adventure befel a wedding party in the Bois de Boulogne. The bride and bridegroom, giving their friends the slip, had strayed down a shady path, when they suddenly came upon the…
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On first commencing catch a young gentleman and lady. The young gentleman will be best raw, and the young lady quite tender; set the gentleman at the dinner table : take a…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Ladies Three o'clock Weddings
Fashion is evidently bringing about a change with regard to the hours at which marriages are solemnised in our churches. Until very recently all marriages, fashionable and unfashionable alike, took place before 12 o'clock,…
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