Drunk on his Wedding Day
One blows, or at any rate the poets tell one, that it is a very ill-omened thing for a man to " weep upon his wedding day;" but what, one may wonder have the fates in store for a man who is…
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Ladies' Page. Gipsy's Notes. Darlinghurst Wedding
MISS Isabel, second daughter of the late R. H. Denne, Esq., looked very pretty on the 6th instant, when Mr. William D. Walker (retired Lient. R.N.) with his best man, awaited her at the altar of St…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Salvation Army Wedding
"Captain" Surtees and Miss "Captain" Ada Emily watts, of the Salvation Army, appeared be fore Sheriff Lees, Glasgow, a few weeks ago, and requested him to great an order for the registration…
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One of the quaintest religious ceremonies ever witnessed was performed at the Salvation Army barracks, Wellington-street, Collingwood, on Wednesday evening, the occasion being the marriage of two of these well-meaning Christian…
Continued on Trove, page 1066 →A Remarkable Wedding
A remarkable wedding (says the Melbourne Herald) has taken place in New York, the bridegroom, being light enough to have ridden for the Cambridgeshire, while his better half turned the scale at…
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