Wedding Favors
A pretty wedding was celebrated at Enfield on the 17th instant when Miss Martha Eye, eldest daughter of Mr. James Eve, M.L.A., was married to Mr. Edward Pyman, council clerk at Enfield, second…
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Mysterious Deaths. Sad End of a Wedding Feast. Albury
Two rather mysterious deaths have been reported from Mitta Mitta, the victims being a boy and a girl 14 and 6 years respectively, son and daughter of Mr. John Penman. A…
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Two children named Purman, aged resspectively 14 years ana 6 years, died suddenly at Mitta Mitta, near Albury, after a wedding feast. Nine other children also…
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FROM Cooma comes the happy record of a wedding at Moonbah, when Mr. Henry [?] of Bungoura, Goulburn, was married to Miss E. Barry, daughter of Mr. John Barry, of [?] Station…
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THE marriage of Mr. Reginald Ernest Glennie (late of the Commercial Bank, Cooma) with Annie Blanche, only daughter of Mr. A. P. Clapin, was celebrated on Tuesday week at "Fernbank,"…
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Near the middle of December a very pleasant wedding party met to witness the marriage of Mr. H. Mallett, a gentleman who has often visited the island, to Miss Maude Quintal, eldest…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mail News. Life in London and Thereabouts. Funeral Bells and Wedding Chimes—prince George of Wales—the Succession to the Throne—the Fife Family—some Curiosities of Court Life. Westminster, Jan. 22
The tolling of the bells for the death and funeral of the Duke of Clarence ceased yesterday, and today people are turning their heads to catch the sound of wedding bells. In truth they have not…
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Mr. H. Hatton, Paddington, of the N.C.S.S. Company, was married to Miss. Isabel Creighton, third daughter of Mr. James Creighton, of Ulmarra, Clarence River, on February 22, at St. James's Church,…
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FIRST of all we haev a sydney item. The marriage of Mr. A.B Gibson sasse only fon of Mr. Edmond Sasse of Geelong with miss leonora Gertrude, Youngest daughter of the lage Mr. James Keenan,…
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AT St. James;s Church Elsternwick Diocese of Melourne on Monday, February 29, at 2 o'clock the marriage was celebrated of Major G.M. Gordon fourth son of Mr. C.P. Gordon of ward…
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Hinder-Pockley.—Thursday, March, 3, was the marriage day of Miss Ethel Pockley, daughter of Captain Pockley, of Lorne, Gordon, and Dr. Hinder, of Ashfield. The wedding took place at St. Thomas's…
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Trangie.—A very pleasing and interesting cere mony took place here, on March 2; when Annie, eldest daughter of our respected "townsman Mr. John Lindsay,' was united to Mr. John M. Smith, of Rooty…
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There must have been 700 or 800 guests assembled before the bridal parties made their appearance In the centre of the hall was a small open space round which chairs had been placed. Several…
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A case of Scandinavian Condensed Milk so nice for cakes, puddings, custards, blancmanges, and with tea, cocoa, coffee, &c., and also--for baby, if baby comes!…
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An Assyrian wedding was celebrated on Thursday at the Assyrian quarter adjoining Eiizaheth-street, Redfern, much to the delight of members of the local "push." The happy bridegroom is…
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Hamilton—Hatherell.—The account of this wedding, which took place in January, will be interesting to very many of our readers, the bridegroom being Captain William Des Voeux Hamilton, R.N.,…
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A very pretty wedding wag solemnised in Bundaberg (Q.) last Tuesday, when Mr. H. Thorburn, of the firm of Morton, Powers, and Thorburn, solicitors, was married to Edith, daughter of…
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A fashionable assembly gathered at the Presbytorian, Church, Woollahra, on March 23, to witness the sealing of the plighted troth of Miss Ada King to Mr. Fuller, M.P. The Rev. J. Walker was…
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