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Weddings, 1891

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Fatality at a Wedding Party. London, Oct. 28

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 30 October 1891 · page 5

The wall of a building fell at a wedding party in Tunis. Eighteen persons were killed…

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The Wedding Ring. [All Rights Reserved.] a Tale of To-day

The Australian Star · Friday 30 October 1891 · page 2

And what's to me a ring o' gold That proves the written law? A ring of airn's around my heart That sadly breaks in twa!…

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Weddings

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 31 October 1891 · page 967

Sym—Tozer.—A very gay ?wedding took place at Brisbane on Tuesday, October 13, when Miss Mary Winifred Tozer, eldest daughter of the Hon. Horace Tozer, Colonial Secretary for Queensland, was…

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The Wedding Ring. [All Rights Reserved.] a Tale of To-day

The Australian Star · Saturday 31 October 1891 · page 2

And what's to me a ring o'gold That proves the written law? A ring of airn's around my heart That sadly. breaks in twa[?]…

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Wedding Favors

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 31 October 1891 · page 34

The marriage of Miss Kate Ducy to Mr. Curtiss (solicitor), Darlinghurst, is to take place this month. At Cootamundra Misa Annie Gibb, youngest…

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The Wedding Ring. [All Rights Reserved.] a Tale of To-day. And what's to me a ring o' gold That proves the written law? A ring of airn's around my heart That sadly breaks in twa! Old Ballad. Chapter X.-- Continued

The Australian Star · Monday 2 November 1891 · page 2

She took the book and remained staring at it blankly for a minute or two. When at last she bent her eyes upon the lines, they so danced and…

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The Wedding Ring. [All Rights Reserved.] a Tale of To-day

The Australian Star · Tuesday 3 November 1891 · page 2

And what's to me a ring o' gold That proves the written law? A ring of airn's around my heart . That sadly breaks in twa!…

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The Wedding Ring. [All Rights Reserved.] a Tale of To-day

The Australian Star · Wednesday 4 November 1891 · page 2

And what's to me a ring o' gold That proves the written law? A ring of airn's around my heart That sadly breaks in twa!…

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The Wedding Ring [All Rights Reserved.] a Tale of To-day. And what's to me a ring o' gold Shot proven the written law?' A ring of airn's around my heart That sadly breaks in twa! Old Ballad. Chapter Xvi. the Pursuit

The Australian Star · Thursday 5 November 1891 · page 2

The wretched man on. whom this heavy blow had fallen like lightning front a summer sky was, as is usual in such cases, the last to hear the…

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The Wedding Ring. [All Rights Reserved.] a Tale of To-day

The Australian Star · Friday 6 November 1891 · page 2

And what's to me a ring o' gold That proves the written law? A ring of airn's around my heart That sadly breaks in twa! OLD BALLAD…

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A Fashionable Catholic Wedding

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 7 November 1891 · page 7

The marriage of Major-General W. H. Graham, late of the Royal Artillery, with Miss Elizabeth Maud McGuaig, only daughter of the late Mr. Duncan McGuaig, M.D., of Middlethrough, was…

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Weddings

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 7 November 1891 · page 1023

Biass-Tnrner—Goldman.—On Wednesday, 28th October, Miss Emmie Goldman, daughter of Mrs. Goldman, of Percyville, Bockwall-cresoent, Potts Point, Sydney, was married by the Registrar to Mr…

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The Wedding Ring. All Rights Reserved. a Tale of To-day

The Australian Star · Saturday 7 November 1891 · page 2

And what's to me a ring of gold That proves the written law? A ring of airn's around my heart That sadly breaks in twa!…

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Wedding Favors

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 7 November 1891 · page 35

West Maitland.—On October 27 a considerable number of people atttended the Presbyterian Church for the purpose of witnessing the marriage of Miss Benvie, daughter of the Rev. J. Benvie, of West…

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Accidents. a Fateful Wedding. Fire at Sandringham

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 7 November 1891 · page 12

LONDON, October 28.—By the fall of the wall of a building in Tunis, 18 persons, part of a wedding party, were killed. LONDON, October 30.—A terrible disaster…

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The Wedding Ring. [All Rights Reserved.] a Tale of To-day

The Australian Star · Monday 9 November 1891 · page 2

And what's to me a ring of gold That proves the written law? A ring of aim's around my heart That sadly breaks in twa !…

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The Wedding Ring. [All Rights Reserved.] a Tale of To-day. And what's to me a ring o' gold That proves the written law? A ring of ai[?]'s around my heart That sadly breaks in twa ! Old Ballad. Chapter Xxi.--continued

The Australian Star · Tuesday 10 November 1891 · page 2

"Cruelty!" echoed O'Mara, with an abominably acted air of surprise. "What cruelty, in the name of heaven ?"…

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The Wedding Ring. (All Rights Reserved.) a Tale of To-day

The Australian Star · Wednesday 11 November 1891 · page 2

And what's to me a ring o' gold That proves the written law? A ring of aim's around my heart That sadly breaks in twa!…

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The Czar and Czarina. Silver Wedding Celebration. London, November 10

The Australian Star · Wednesday 11 November 1891 · page 5

The Czar and Czarina of Russia celebrated their silver wedding yesterday. The occasion was universally observed in the Greek churches in France, Germany,…

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The Czar's Silver Wedding

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 11 November 1891 · page 5

LONDON, Tuesday.--The Czar and Czarina of Russia celebrated their silver wedding yesterday. The occasion was universally observed in the Greek Churches…

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