The Crimson Cross 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. Chaper 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 X. Among the Hills
The Australian Star · Tuesday 12 May 1891 · page 2
To explain the mysterious disappearance of the golden-haired child we shall have to retrace the course of our narrative somewhat to the time…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Crimson Cross Chapter Xiii. -- Fifteen Years Afterwards. Chapter Xiv. -- What Fools Men Are! Chapter Xv. -- Halloween. 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 Xii. Robert Carey's Home
The Australian Star · Wednesday 13 May 1891 · page 2
The interior of the old Scotch farmhouse had a homely individuality of its own, that frosty September night. It was a small, square room, with…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 16 May 1891 · page 1087
Rethe—Orridge.—On Wednesday, May 6th, St. Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the bride being Hiss Mary Emmeline Orridge, elder daughter of Mr. J. W. Orridge,…
Continued on Trove, page 1087 →The Crimson Cross 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 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. Chap Ter 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 Xv.--continued
The Australian Star · Saturday 16 May 1891 · page 2
The desire of Mrs. Carey's heart was attained; she had outdone "Mrs. Elder M'Bean," and that discomfited matron could only own it as gracefully…
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The Cumberland Mercury · Saturday 16 May 1891 · page 1
After the wedding—He—“What are yon crying for, love?” She—“Over papa’s wedding present— boo-hoo.”…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 16 May 1891 · page 35
Goulburn.—Another fashionable wedding took place in St. Saviour's Cathedral on Wednesday afternoon last, when Mr. W. H. Roths of Fiona, D[?] Bay, Sidney, was married to Miss M. Orridge, older…
Continued on Trove, page 35 →The Crimson Cross Chaperxix.--victorgalbraith's Promises. Charter 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. Chatter 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 Xvii. "Until Death Us Do Part."
The Australian Star · Monday 18 May 1891 · page 2
"Please sir a letter I was to give ye without delay, marked 'immediate,' sir." Victor Galbraith turned shortly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Crimson Cross Chapter Xx.--who Is She? Chapter Xxl.--aurora Bolton's Heart. Charter 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 Am Hefiress 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 Xll--"can You Blame Me?" Chapter Xlil.--the Prophecy Is Fulfilled. Chapter Xliil.--the Crimson Cross. Chapter Xviii.--continued
The Australian Star · Tuesday 19 May 1891 · page 2
To any woman deserving of the name love is a purifying, elevating influence, and Gertrude's nature was already beginning to reach upward,…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 23 May 1891 · page 1143
Hudson—Howes.—The marriage of Mr. William Hudson, second son of the late Mr. John Robert Hudson, of Corowa, New South Wales, and Miss Ada Howes, second daughter of the late Mr. Robert Howes, also of Corowa,…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 23 May 1891 · page 1162
"Have you heard the news? Dame Gossip One evil spirit to another said. " Tell me about it." the listener cried And, in reply, said the friend of the bride…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 23 May 1891 · page 35
Camden.—A very quiet wedding was soleminsed at the Roman Catholic Church on M ay 12 by this Rev. Father Corcoran, when Miss Mary, Curry (eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Curry, of this town) was…
Continued on Trove, page 35 →The Crimson Cross Chapter Xxvi. -- at Newnham House. Chapter Xxvii. -- Back From the Gates of Death. Chapter Xxviii. -- Madame Clarice's Establishment. Charier Xxix. -- "It Cain Not 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 Xxiv. the End of the Matter
The Australian Star · Monday 25 May 1891 · page 2
There was it moment's delay, and then Gertrude obeyed the summons, as quietly as if there had been no preceding circumstances to aggravate the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Crimson Cross Chapter Xxviii.--madam Clarice's Establishment. Chapter Xxix.--"it Cannot Be Possible." Chapter Xxx.--more Belay. 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 Xxvi. at Newnham House
The Australian Star · Tuesday 26 May 1891 · page 2
Standing alone in the wide, marblepaved hall at Nownham House, Victor Galbraith' read and re-read the three brief lines which had cut the Gordian…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Crimson Cross 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 Xxvii.--continued
The Australian Star · Wednesday 27 May 1891 · page 2
"And a little for a rainy day beside," added the matter-of-fact old lady. "Well, my dear, I'll write the letter, and when you are a little…
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The Australian Star · Wednesday 27 May 1891 · page 5
The first, meeting of the Greenwell Point Race Club was held yesterday with large success on the Harlington course. The Trot was won by Martin's Bon Bolt; Pony…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 6 June 1891 · page 1255
Shepherd—Tormay.—On May 13, at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, West Terrace, Adelaide, Mr. Richard L. Shepherd, of the Proprietary mining staff, Broken Hill, was married to Miss…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 6 June 1891 · page 35
The marriage of Mr. George Lever Morrice, eldest son of Mr. Andrew Webster Morrice, of Dyenevor, Claughton, England, with Miss Jessie Lillian Leslie, second daughter, of Major George Leslie,…
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The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 13 June 1891 · page 1312
Gflmour—Fox. A very pretty wedding took place on Wednesday. June 3, at Orion Park, near Bathurst, the residence of Mr. Charles Macphillamy, grandfather of the bride, when Miss Ethel Fox, second daughter…
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Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 13 June 1891 · page 36
A very interesting wedding was held at St. John's Anglican Churoh, Ashfield, on Wednesday, June 10, when Mr. C. J. De Bohun Helm, C.P.S., Queanbeyan (eldest son of the late Mr. O. D. Helm,…
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The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Saturday 13 June 1891 · page 3
ONE of the prettiest weddings that have taken place in old St. John's, Parramatta—at least within our recollection—was that celebrated on Wednesday afternoon last, when Miss Edith…
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