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Sydney · Weddings

Weddings, 1896

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Wedding at Granville

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Saturday 7 November 1896 · page 2

JUDGING from the over-crowded state of St. Mark's Church, Granville on Thursday afternoon, an exceptionally large amount of local interest was centred in the wedding of…

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A Missionary Married. An Aboriginal Alliance. Mr. Paddy Swift's Wedding. The Bridegroom and the Missing Ring-- An Embarrassing Moment

The Australian Star · Tuesday 10 November 1896 · page 3

'A' highly interesting function which came off last evening at the People's Hall in Sussex-street was the marriage of Mr. Paddy Swift, an aboriginal…

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[?]Te News. a Coming Wedding

The Cumberland Free Press · Saturday 14 November 1896 · page 14

[?]ing which is attracting considerable [?] in social circles at Gladesville by [?] the [?]ity of the contracting [?] these [?]ed there on Wednesday…

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Wedding

The Cumberland Free Press · Saturday 14 November 1896 · page 5

One of the social events of the week was the wedding of Mr. T. P. H. Nance and Miss Ada King (sister of Mrs. Lovell, of Argyle-street, Parramatta),…

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Wedding

The Cumberland Free Press · Saturday 14 November 1896 · page 6

The marriage of Miss M. A. Horsey, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Horsey, of Short-street, Parramatta, with Mr. J. Munro, son of the late James Munro, of Ross street, was celebrated at…

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Weddings. HUDSON—HILLIER

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 14 November 1896 · page 1029

St. Jude's Church, Randwick, was the scene of a pretty wedding on the 28th ultimo, when Miss P. Hillier, second daughter of Mr. J. B. Hillier, of Randwick, was married to Mr. P. R. Hudson,…

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Social Gossip. Dearth of Events. Between the Seasons. Wedding Bells--Vice-Regal Items

The Australian Star · Saturday 14 November 1896 · page 9

On Tuesday his Excellency the Governor, attended by Captain Sloan-Stanley and accompanied by Colonel Spalding, left Farm Cove in H.M.S…

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Dural. Wedding

The Cumberland Free Press · Saturday 21 November 1896 · page 6

On Wednesday, Mr. Alfred Roughley, the youngest son of Mr. Joseph Roughley, was united in the bonds of matrimony to Miss Catherine Lilian Stubbs the eldest daughter of…

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Weddings. SANDS—HAIN

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 21 November 1896 · page 1081

Mr. William Sands, of Goulburn, was married on 10th November to Miss Mary Hain, eldest daughter of Mr. S. Hain, of Cooma. The ceremony took place at St. Paul's Church, Cooma, the officiating…

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Wedding Day Apparel

The Australian Star · Saturday 21 November 1896 · page 9

Married in white, You have hooked him all right. Married in gray, He will ne'er get away…

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A Wedding That Did Not Take Place. Declared "Off" at the Altar. Owing to the Bridegroom's Impatience

Sunday Times · Sunday 22 November 1896 · page 5

THERE is a considerable amount of speculation in Society circles as to why what was to have been an elegant wedding a few days since did not eventuate…

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A Jewish Wedding

Evening News · Thursday 26 November 1896 · page 5

In the Great Synagogue, Elizabeth-st, yesterday afternoon, Mr. Morris Paul Nestling, of Sydney, was married to Miss Deborah Wolfson, eldest daughter of Mr. Harrie Wolfson, of 214…

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Wedding Bells

The Cumberland Free Press · Saturday 28 November 1896 · page 3

The Church of England at Gladesville was the scene of a pretty and interesting wedding on the afternoon of Wednesday the 18th inst., when Miss…

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Silver Wedding

The Cumberland Free Press · Saturday 28 November 1896 · page 6

A pleasant little party of friends repaired to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Moore, on Monday, 23rd inst., to celebrate the silver wedding of their host and hostess…

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Weddings. NEICH—HUGHES

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 28 November 1896 · page 1138

On November 10 the marriage of Miss Hughes, youngest daughter of Mr Charles Hughes, of Flemington, to Mr. Henry Neich, son of the late Mr. Emanuel Neich, of Burwood, was…

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Weddings

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 28 November 1896 · page 34

The marriage of Mr. James Campbell, son of Mr. J. Campbell, of Glenrock Station, Scone to Miss Amy Alberta, daughter of Mr. W. J. Car1011, and goddaughter of the late Captain A…

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Silver Wedding

The Australian Star · Monday 30 November 1896 · page 6

At Dural on the 23rd instant Mr. and Mrs. G. Moore celebrated their sliver wedding. Among the guests of the day were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Black, Mr. and…

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Weddings. GALL-HERRING

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 5 December 1896 · page 1186

A pretty wedding took place on Wednesday, 18th November, in Christ Church, when Mr. Hindley Gall, of Gladesville, was married to Miss Millicent Herring, daughter of Mr. G. E. Herring, of…

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Social Gossip. The Week's Doings. Recent Weddings. Latest Fashion Notes

The Australian Star · Saturday 5 December 1896 · page 9

On Monday evening Lord and Lady Hampden entertained a number of guests at dinner at Government House. The guests included Captain Anson…

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Weddings

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 5 December 1896 · page 34

A pretty wedding took place in Christ Church on November 18 between Mr. Hindley Gall and Miss Millicent Herring, daughter of Mr. G. E. Herring, of Gladesville. The bride wore a white…

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