Wedding Favors
The youngest daughter of Mr. C. A. Serivener, J.P., of Liverpool, president of the local school board, was on Thursday afternoon, last week, joined in matrimony to Mr. A. E. Reay, of Hoxton Park…
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Catholic Weddings
AMIDST a profusion of fair and flagrant flowers and with music leading its romantic charm Miss Grace M'Donold was married to Mr. Percy M'Donnell in the church of our Lady of the…
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ProctorâLate.âAt All Saints' Church, Petersham, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion, on Thursday, 9th instant, Captain F. W. Praetor, of Torquay, Devonshire, England, late of her…
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The marriage of Misa Emma Ruby Beaumont, daughter of Mr. William Beamont, Arthursleigh, Burwood, to Mr. Richard Wilson Ragless, of Adelaide, took place on Wednesday, 8th instant, at St…
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Some commotion and amusement was created in the vicinity of Chancery Square yesterday afternoon during the celebration of the marriage between Lieutenant G. W. Cornish, of H.M.S…
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THERE was a great gathering at Myalmundi, the residence of Mr. John E. Kelly, formerly. M.P. for the Bogan, to celebrate the happy event of the marriage of that gentleman's eldest daughter,…
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CHISHOLM—MITCHELL.—On Wednesday, April 15, Dr. William Chisholm, of Macquarie-street, Sydney, eldest son of Mr. John Chisholm, of "Wollograng," Goulburn, was married to Miss Emma Isabel (Pinkie)…
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Baulkham Hills.—Quite a representative wedding took place at Seven Hills last Wednesday, when Miss May Pearce, the daughter of the late Mr. Matthew Pearce, was married to Mr. Tasca Smith by…
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Some commotion and amusement was created in the vicinity of Chancery Square on Monday afternoon during the celebration of the marriage between Lieutenant G. W. Cornish, of H.M.S…
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A WEDDING took place here on "Wednesday April 8th, at St. James's Church, Luddenham, The Rev. Joseph Sherman performed the ceremony and Miss Alice Mary Hughes and Mr. George Veitch were the contracting…
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The beautiful and mystorious joining of hands in the holy bonds is always an occasion of singular attraction and interest. At Rooty Hill it must be confessed they have…
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King—Bowden.—A marriage was celebrated at All Saint's Church, Parramatta, on Wednesday, 22nd ultimo, by the Venerable Archdeacon King (uncle of the bridegroom) assisted by the Rev. Dr. Corlette,…
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A very pretty and interesting wedding took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, on Monday, April 27, when Miss Mabel Constance Heathcote, eldest daughter of Mr. Charles Heathcote, of Darlinghurst,…
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A month ago the district situated adjacent to the North Cape of New Zealand awoke from its usual quietude, and presented a gay and lively appearance. What was its cause? Why a triple Maori wedding…
Continued on Trove, page 35 →The Crimson Cross Charter Iv. -- the Horoscope of the Stars. Chapter. V. -- Old Zorah's Cottage. Chapter Vi. -- the Prophecy. Chapter Vii. -- Agnes Kirby. Chapter Viii. -- a Situation As Nurse Chapter Ix. -- on the Caledonian Canal. Chapter X. -- Among the Hills. Chapter Xi. -- the Lost Child. Chapter Xii. -- Robert Carey's Home. Chapter Xiii. -- Fifteen Years Afterwards. Chapter Xiv. -- What Fools Men Are ! Chapter Xv. -- Hallowe'en. Chapter Xvi. -- Love's Young Dream Chapter Xvii. -- Until Death Us Do Part. Chapter Xviii. -- a Woman's Photograph. Chapter Xix. -- Victor Galbraith's Promises. Chapter Xx. -- Who Is She? Chapter Xxi. -- Aurora Bolton's Heart. Chapter Xxii. -- Victor Galbraith Is Set Free. Chapter Xxiii. -- Love Nipped in the Bud. Chapter Xxiv. -- the End of the Matter. Chapter Xxv. -- "I Have No Husband." Chapter Xxvi. -- at Newnham House. Chapter Xxvii. -- Back From the Gates of Death. Chapter Xxviii. -- Madame Clarice's Establishment. Chapter Xxix. -- "It Cannot Be Possible." Chapter Xxx. -- More Delay. Chapter Xxxi. -- the Sound of Wedding Bells. Chapter Xxxii. -- What to Do Next? Chapter Xxxiii. -- Victor Galbraith's Child. Chapter Xxxiv. -- the Baptism of Tears. Chapter Xxxv. -- Gertrude Becomes an Heiress. Chapter Xxxvi. -- the Second Lover. Chapter Xxxvii. -- "When He Comes Home." Chapter Xxxviii. -- Homburg. Chapter Xxxix. -- Coming Home. Chapter Xl. -- a Quiet Dinner Party at Heatherdale. Chapter Xli. -- "Can You Blame Me?" Chapter Xlii. -- the Prophecy Is Fulfilled. Chapter Xliii. -- the Crimson Cross. Chapter Iii. -- Continued
"Why should I not be in earnest ? The man had incurred the penalty of the law; there is no reason that he should be allowed to escape it."…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Crimson Cross. Chapter V. -- Old Zorah's Cottage. Chapter Vi. -- the Prophecy. Chapter Vii -- Agnes Kirby. Chapter Viii. -- a Situation As Nurse. Chapter Ix. -- on the Caledonian Canal. Chapter X. -- Among the Hills. Chapter Xi. -- the [?]Ost Child. Chapter Xii. -- Robert Carey's Home. Chapter Xiii. -- Fifteen Years Afterwards. Chapter Xiv. -- What Fools Men Are! Chapter Xv. -- Hallowe'en. Chapter Xvi. -- Love's Young. Dream. Chapter Xvii. -- Until Death Us Do Part. Chapter Xviii. -- a Woman's Photograph. Chaperxix. -- Victor Galbraith's Promises. Chapter Xx. -- Who Is She? Chapter Xxi. -- Aurora Bolton's Heart. Chapter Xxii. -- Victor Galbraith Is Set Free. Chapter Xxiii. -- Love Nipped in the Bud. Chapter Xxiv. -- the End of the Matter. Chapter Xxv. -- "I Have No Husband." Chapter Xxvi. -- at Newnham House. Chapter Xxvii. -- Back From the Gates of Death. Chapter Xxviii. -- Madame Cla[?] Rice's Establishment. Chapter Xxix. -- "It Cannot Be "Possible." Chapter Xxx. -- More Delay. Chapter Xxxi. -- the Sound of Wedding Bells. Chapter Xxxii. -- What to Do Next ? Chapter Xxxiii. -- Victor Galbraith's Child. Chapter Xxxiv. -- the Baptism of Tears. Chapter Xxxv. -- Gertrude Becomes an Heiress. Chapter Xxxvi. -- the Second Lover. Chapter Xxxvii. -- "When He Comes Home." Chapter Xxxviii. -- Homburg. Chapter Xxxix. -- Coming Home. Chapter Xl. -- a Quiet Dinner Party at Heatherdale. Chapter Xli. -- "Can You Blame Me?" Chapter Xlii. -- the Prophecy Is Fulfilled. Chapter Xliii. -- the Crimson Cross. Chapter Iii. -- Continued
"Go back, Lady Gertrude!" he cried. "It's no place for you to come. Fool!" to Ashby, who followed her mistress, wildly wringing her hands,…
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MR. GEORGE G. RAE, one of the employees in the counting-house of Messrs. J. T. and J. Toohey's Standard Brewery, was, on Tuesday evening last,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Crimson Cross Chapter Viii. -- a Situation As Nurse. Chapter Ix. -- on the Caledonian Canal. Chapter X. -- Among the Hills. Chapter Xi. -- the Lost Child. Chapter Xii. -- Robert Carey's Home. Chapter Xiii. -- Fifteen Years Afterwards. Chapter Xiv. -- What Fools Men Are ! Chapter Xv. -- Hallowe'en. Chapter Xvi. -- Love's Young Dream. Chapter Xvii. -- Until Death Us Do Part. Chapter Xviii. -- a Woman's Photograph. Chap[?]er Xix -- Victor Galbraith's Promises. Chapter Xx. -- Who Is She? Chapter Xxi. -- Aurora Bolton's Heart. Chapter Xxii. -- Victor Galbraith Is Set Free. Chapter Xxiii. -- Love Nipped in the Bud. Chapter Xxiv. -- the End of the Matter. Chapter Xxv. -- "I Have No Husband." Chapter Xxvi. -- at Newnham House. Chapter Xxvii. -- Back From the Gates of Death. Chapter Xxviii. -- Madame Clarice's Establishment. Chapter Xxix. -- "It Cannot Be Possible." Chapter Xxx. -- More Delay. Chapter Xxxi. -- the Sound of Wedding Bells. Chapter Xxxii. -- What to Do Next? Chapter Xxxiii. -- Victor Galbraith's Child. Chapter Xxxiv. -- the Baptism of Tears. Chapter Xxxv. -- Gertrude Becomes an Heiress. Chapter Xxxvi. -- the Second Lover. Chapter Xxxvii. -- "When He Comes Home." Chapter Xxxviii. -- Homburg. Chapter Xxxix -- Coming Home. Chapter Xl. -- a Quiet Dinner Party at Heatherdale. Chapter Xli. -- "Can You Blame Me?" Chapter Xlii. -- the Prophecy Is Fulfilled. Chapter Xliii. -- the Crimson Cross. Chapter Vi. -- Continued
She went back to her sleepless pillow to muse on old Zorah's mysterious words, and to pray and weep by turns, for the calamity of her…
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Clayton—M'Farland.—On Wednesday 29th ultimo, at Christ Church, St. Kilda (Vic.), by the Rev. J. Stanley Low, assisted by the Rev. Evelyn Snodgrass, Mr. Frank Reginald Clayton of Barellan,…
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Singleton.—A pretty wedding took place at All Saint,' Church. Singleton, on April 29, when Miss Florrie H. F. Morrison, youngest daughter of Mr. Daniel Morrison, ironmonger, of Singleton, was…
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