Fashionable Wedding
Viscount Deerhurst, who will be remembered by many as sometime one of the staff of his Excellency the Governor of Victoria, was, on the 10th March, married to Miss Virginia Bonynge, daughter of Mr…
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Scene at a Wedding
A somewhat unusual incident occurred at a wedding in a metropolitan church a few days since, which had the effect of casting a gloom, besides a lot of flour,…
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ALTHOUGH the marriage of Mr. Lionel Bridge, fourth son of Mr. John Bridge (a gentleman well known is the commercial circles of this colony), and Miss Annie Stanley, daughter of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →A Royal Wedding. Visit of the Queen. London, May 4
It is rumored that her Majesty the Queen will go to St. Petersburg in order to attend the wedding of the Grand Duke Nicholas, Czarewitch of…
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The days which followed left an macnold impression upon Janet's mind, a kind of glittering confusion through which she seemed passing into a new state of being…
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London, May 10.—The marriage of the Right Hon. H. H. Asquith, the Home Secretary, to Miss Emma Alice Margaret Tennant (Miss "Margot" Tennant…
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The "emancipation of woman" goes on apace in the United Stales, particularly among the chosen of Boston, who pride themselves on being a shade too smart…
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A well-known suburban clergyman, who ia accredited with much of the canniness for which people from "North o' the Tweed" are noted, was the victim of an experience…
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A QUIET wedding took place on Monday, April 30th, when Miss Teresa D'Arcy, second daughter or the late Mr. W. D'Arcy, of Tenterfield, was married to Mr. N. B. Connolly, manager of Erro…
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LONDON, May 18.—The marriage of the Grand Duke Nicholas, Czarewitch of Russia, with Princess Alix Victoria of Hesse (youngest daughter of the Princess Alice)…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Cowardly Highwayman. Sticks Up a Woman-takes Her Money and Wedding Ring
MELBOURNE, Sunday. --A married woman named Margaret King, residing at Hawthorn, has reported to the police that a young man stuck her upon Saturday night,…
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AN exquisite bridal gown recently shown to me Was of ivory satin and velvet, the satin train bordered wish a band of velvet and an applique of silver. The tight fitting bodice bad full basques…
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Why is the wedding-ring to be worn on the fourth finger of the left hand? The answer is to be found in old missals, which show that it was believed that a vein runs from this finger to the heart. "This,…
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The marriage of the young lady of Baulkham Hills, mentioned in a late issue, was celebrated at the residence of the bride’s parents, the happy couple looking their…
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A wedding which, for distinctive sporting character and downright "horsiness," beats-the reoord has just taken place near the town of Stockbridge, England, where Tom: Cannou, the famous jockey, has his…
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We clip the following from the "Iliawarra Mercury" of the 12th inst,:—On Wednesday, May 9th, Mr. P. T. Doyle (eldest son of Mr. T. Doyle, of Penrith), of the Advance Stores, Wollongong, was…
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THE Tambar Springs correspondent of the land Mercury writes :- As the spread last Wednesday afternoon announcing the almost sudden death of Mr. James O'Rourke, there was a general surprise and…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Life in London and Thereabout. Cheonioled by Henry W. Lucy. the Duke of Edinburgh's Annuity—the Coburg Wedding—theatrical Peofits. Westmenster, April, 20
It is a gruesome coincidence that yesterday the wedding bells were ringing at Coburg, on the joyful occasion of the marriage of the Duke's daughter with her cousin, the Grand Duke of…
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The marriage of Miss Eleanor Marian Whelan-Boyle, eldest daughter of the late R. Whelan-Boyle, Esq., F.R.S.L., London (a scion of the house of Cork and Orrery, of which the ninth Earl of Cork…
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At Dunmow, Essex (L.), pariSh church recently the wedding of a coal porter with a young woman, formerly employed at the vicarage, was interrupted in a curious manner. The…
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