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Weddings, 1890

124 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 7

A Cowboy Wedding

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 20 December 1890 · page 1358

Charlie Meadows, Jack Brown, and George Felton, the representative cowboys of the Tonto cattle ranges (says the Phænix Republican), arrived from Payson recently. For many months two pairs of young…

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Wedding Rings

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 20 December 1890 · page 9

It is but little known that matrimony, an expensive luxury at all times, is rendered more so in this country by a tax upon wedding wrings. The duty is 17s. an ounce, and the revenue…

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Wedding Favors

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 20 December 1890 · page 33

On September ll, at St. Jude's Church, Southsea (England), Captain A. J. Murray, of the 27th Regiment, was married to the second daughter of Colonel Sweet, of Lennox Towers, Southsea…

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Our Queensland Letter. Politics and Society. a Fashionable Wedding. Commercial Intelligence. Trades and Labor. Pastoral and Agricultural. General News. Brisbane, December 20. POLITICS

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 27 December 1890 · page 10

Sir S. W. Griffith, the Priemier of the colony, aocompanied by the Hon. T. Unmack (Minister for Railways), T. J. Byrnes (Solicitor-General), and several members of the Legislative Council,…

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