A Bush Wedding
The fine quotation, "One touch of nature makes the whole world kin," came forcibly to mind writes a correspondent) when, on Friday last, I saw the wedding of a young bush couple in the…
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Royal Wedding at Berlin. a Gorgeous Ceremony. The Bridal Drees
THE festivities in connection with the Royal wedding at Berlin were inaugurated by a dinner at the Schloss on November 17, which was attended by their Imperial Majesties,…
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GRAFTON, Wednesday. -- There was a large attendance at the Church of England Cathedral yesterday to witness the marriage of Miss Lily Bawden to Dr. Ventry Smith,…
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A very pretty wedding took place lately, the principals being Mr. J. Delany, a master of the King's School, Parramatta, and Miss Maud Lloyd. The presents were unusually handsome, and included a…
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Grafton.—An interesting wedding took place at Christi Church Cathedral on January 6, the edifice being filled with the friends of the bride. The occasion was the marriage of Miss Lillian, fourth…
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The Marriage of Sir. S. W. Ball, son of the late Mr.John Bail, of Mary port, Cumberland, England, to Miss Edith Roseby, second daughter of Mr.John Roseby, of Riverside, Marrickville, was celebrated…
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The wedding of Mr. Philip Lenthall, second son of Mr. W. E. Lenthall, of this city, and Miss Stella Lee, only daughter of the late Mr. Frederick Lee, of Bathurst, was celebrated at St. Phillip's…
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The bridal costume of Miss Mary Hall was comprised of rich Chinese silk, en demi train, edged with laoe, the front of tho skirt being adorned with a narrow flounce, above which was some dainty lace…
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A wedding in Experiment-lane, Ultimo, last night, was marred by what appears to have been a cowardly assault. Some trouble arose about one of the young women present, and…
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Neils Branson (28), a winch-driver, was charged at the Central Court yesterday with inflicting grievous bodily harm on "James Quigley, whose head was fractured by a brick…
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IT is an incontrovertible fact that every woman feels a certain interest in the subject of wedding rings. And, indeed, it is natural enough that this should be so. Type…
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At St. George's Hanover Square, London, the wedding took place of Mr. Wentworth Stanley, of Longstowe Hall, Cambridge, to Miss Maud Anderson, second daughter of Mrs. Wrixon, Studley…
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One of the prettiest weddings which have been witnessed for many years took place on Wednesday last at Trinity Congregational Church, Strath-field, when Miss May Lloyd Jones, only daughter…
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The Wedding of Mr. John Clerk, of Rolleston Hall, Leicester, barrister and Queen's Counsel, to MISS Madge Bruce, daughter of the Rev. David Bruce, formerly of Auckland, New Zealand, was…
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THEY were having a nice quiet little wedding party in Experiment-lane, Pyrmont, lit the residence of Nels Branson on tho night of Anniversary Day, when two…
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THEY were having a nice quiet little wedding party in Experiment-lane, Pyrmont, at the residence of Nels Branson on the night of Anniversary Day. when two…
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BLOXSOME—CAMPBELL.—Thursday, 5th instant, was the wedding day of Mr. Reginald Bloxsome, eldest son of Mr. Oswald Bloxsome, and Miss Ida Campbell, sixth daughter of the Hon. Alexander…
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A very Pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Michael's Church, Botany-street, on Wednesday, February, 4, by the Rev. M. Madgwick, the bride being Miss Lloyd, daughter of Mr. Henry Lloyd, of…
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The marriage of Mr. Charles James Henty, second son of Mr. Henry Henty, of Kew, with Miss Beatrice Howard, third daughter of Mr. F. W. Howard, of Leaghur, Studley Park, Kew, was…
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LONDON, February 23.—It is reported that the Earl of Dudley is about to sever his commercial connection, and that he is about to marry one of the daughters of the…
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