A Fashionable Wedding in Melbourne
A fashionable wedding took place at Scots Church, Melbourne, on Wednesday, and the church with, as usual on such occasions, thronged with spectators, the fair sex predominating. The…
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A Wedding at St. Mark's
"It was to be a great secret;" "It is to be Strictly private." Such are always the expressed wishes of all brides erect. As a rule these wishes are fulfilled by the church where the marriage…
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A correspondent has supplied as ("South Australian Advertiser") with an account of a very plotting and imposing ceremony, which took place on Tuesday, January 29, at the Synagogue,…
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There was to be a wedding among the fairies. The bride was a dreary little thing, and everybody wondered why the bridegroom wanted to marry her. Her name was Can't, and she belonged to the family of Donothings. She…
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Tax anniversary of the wedding day of the host and hostess of "Pomona" was celebrated on the 30th by a most enjoyable dancing party, at which about forty guests were entertained from 9 till past 3 a.m. The…
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A terrible occurrence is reported from Hungary. Whilst a wedding party were proceeding down the river Theiss, an accident to the boat occasioned the death by drowning of 35…
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An event that has for some time been exciting the keenest interest in fashionable circles took place at "Clovelly" yesterday, when the daughter of Sir John Robertson was married to one of the most…
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The wedding service began at 11, but it is only right to state, before beginning the description of the ceremony, that the legal marriage took place before the registrar at 8 o'clock in the morning, so…
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A wedding took place near Platte City, in the United States, on December 27, that excited more than usual interest, owing to the presence at the ceremony of 50 men as witnesses, all armed with shot…
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A pretty little story is told of the Earl and Countess of Rosebery. A day or two before their wedding took place, Miss Rothschild asked the young Earl what he would like for a wedding present…
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Our fair readers will be interested in learning that the prevent month is to Witness a marriage of more than ordinary importance. The lady is the daughter of one of our wealthiest citizens, whose residence is…
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The fashionable wedding alluded to in our issue of yesterday is not to take place on the 22nd, but on the 26th instant. The 22nd in the date of a special " at home" prior to the interesting ceremony…
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A Vienna telegram states that on February 9 a wedding party proceeded in seven carriages from Domrad to Czigandrad (in Hungary), where they were to fetch the bride. The road lay over the River Thisa, which was frozon hard…
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THERE was to be a wedding among the fames. The bride was a dreary little thing, and everybody wondered why the bridegroom wanted to marry her. Her name was Can't, and she bolonged to the family…
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The"Newcastle Herald" states that on Wednesday last a wedding took place in the Wesleyan Church, Hamilton, when the Rev. Samuel John Gibson, Wesleyan minister of Hamilton, and Miss Amy…
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On the 2nd instant, Miss Maggie Fletcher (third daughter of Mr James Fletcher, M.L.A. for Newcastle) and Mr Blanchard, of Sydney, were married at the Primitive Methodist Church, Wallsend, in the…
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The mill was very old. The family of Leroux had occupied it for gonerations past. It had come down from father to son successively, each new owner…
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London, April 13.--Prince Louis of Battenburg's marriage to the Queen's grandaughter is postponed till the 30th instant. The ceremony will take place at Darmstadt…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Sinless Secret.. Jealousy. a Wedding Gift
She first gloried in her power, then grew afraid of it—afraid, because the game begun in carelessness had turned to such terrible earnest—afraid, because though she had…
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Two grand daughters of the Queen are about to be married. The first great wedding is to take place at Darmstadt on the 16th April, and Her Majesty is to be present and also the Emperor of Germany. The…
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