A Granville Wedding
The Presbyterian Church, Granville, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Monday afternoon, 5th inst. The contracting parties were Miss Mary Ellsa McRay, of Granville…
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Weddings. LAMPARD—CRANE
St. John's Church, Darlinghurst, was crowded with wedding guests and spectators on the afternoon of the 7th, to witness the marriage ceremony between the Rev. Edward Lampard, curate at St. John's, and…
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A wedding of considerable local interest was that of Mr. William Dun, of the Mines Department, and son of Major Dun, of Granville, N.S.W., and Miss…
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It is becoming the established custom for princesses to be married with rings of Welsh gold, says the "World." Such a ring was placed on Princess May's finger by the Duke of York. And recently…
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THERE was was recently a Chinese wedding in or near Bathurst, and the reporters who attended waxed merry over the incidents of the affair. The parties apparently took…
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St. John's Church, Darlinghurst, was crowded with spectators anxious to witness the marriage of Miss Florence Crane, daughter of Mr. W. Crane, with…
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A wedding of considerable local interest was that of Mr. William Dun, of the Mines Department, and son of Major Dun, of Granville, and Miss Jennie M'Kay, third daughter…
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On the afternoon of the 11th a wedding took place in, Scots Church, Church-hill, between Mr. J. M. Bontborne and Mis Lilie Neill, youngest daughter of the late Mr. L. Neill, of Sydney. The church…
Continued on Trove, page 850 →A Royal Wedding. Princess Helene Ovated. LONDON, October 22
Princess Helene of Montenegro, who is to be married shortly to the Crown Prince of Italy (the Prince of Naples), has been accorded an ovation by the…
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A message from Brussels relates that a singular ceremony was witnessed at Anderlues, when the golden weddings of 16 of the oldest inhabitants were made…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Special Cables. From the Herald's London Correspondents. Italy and Montenegro. the Royal Wedding. Enthusiasm in Rome. London, Oct. 25
The marriage of the Prince of Naples (the Crown Prince of Italy) with Princess Hélène of Montenegro, third daughter of prince Nicholas of Montonogro, was…
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A pretty wedding was solemnised on Wednesday, October 7, at St. David's Church, Ar[?]cliffe, between Miss Violet Victoria Morgan, only daughter of Mr…
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UNDER the heading "Marriage at Ashburton," an occasional correspondent of the New Zealand Tablet contributes the best wedding account we have read for many a long day. It was none of your artificial…
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The marriage of Miss Selena Down to Mr. Horace Wesley Bradley, of Garra (near Molong) was celebrated on Wednesday, the 28th inst., at 5.30 p.m., at the residence of Mr. J. Lavor,…
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St. Andiew's Presbyterian Church, Bathurst-street. was, on the afternoon of the 14th instant, the scene of a very brilliant gathering, the occasion being the marriage of Captain Legge, the…
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Messrs. Fanner and Co. have never contributed more charming novelties to a bridal trousseau than that recently executed for Miss Campbell, now Mrs. Philcox, whose wedding is noticed in another…
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St. Anna's Church, Strathfield, was beautifully decorated with festoons of greenery intermixed with roses, lilies, and marguerites on Wednesday, the 21st October, the occasion being the marriage of…
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On this subject a contributor writes to the Westminster Gazette:—The spring marriage market has been brisk, unprecedented in quantity, magnificent in quality, say the experts. Again and…
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The wedding of Miss Amy Percival, daughter of Mr. J. Percival, of Sydney-road, and Mr. Herbert Mumford, son of Mr. F. Mumford, of Harris Park, attracted a crowd of interested…
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The marriage of Miss F. Annie Lamb, youngest daughter of Mr. John de Villiers Lamb, of Maroomba, Chatswood, to Mr. John Walker Newall, of Forest Hall, Ongar, Essex, England, was…
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