Sunday Weddings
The following announcement appears in the current issue of the Aylesbury (Eng.) PARISH MAGAZINE: "There is one thing we poor parsons…
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Social Gossip. The Cricket Match. "At Home" On the German Liner. Double Wedding-- The Sydney T. C. Races-- Social Events of the Week
The cricket fever has been on for the last week. Every day gaily -dressed ladles might be seen wending their way to the Cricket Ground, but unless one…
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A quiet wedding took place on January 18 at St. Andrew's Cathedral between Mr. Robert Hughes Barber and Miss Emily Osborne, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Osborne, of…
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From the Court Journal is taken the following account of a wedding of much interest to Sydney and Auckland society :—On the 12th December last Miss Ella von der Heyde, third daughter of the late…
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James Playford was charged at Hastings (Eng.) with attempting to murder Eliza Morris. Prosecutrix, who seemed very weak, said she…
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At All Saints' Church, Tumut, on January 20, the marriage of Miss Shelley, daughter of Mr. W. J. Shelley, of Tumut Plains, to Mr. Edward Croft, of…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Mr. Frank Thornton. Return to Sydney. Experiences in the South What Happened in Wagga Wagaa -- New Plays--The Wedding cake Melted
Mr. Frank Thornton, who returned to, Sydney yesterday,and opens again at the Criterion Theatre tonight, is looking bright and well. A…
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A pretty wedding took place at St. John's, Springthorpe, on January 20, between Mr. Price and Miss Alice Poster, daughter of Mr. Poster, of Wigram-road. The bride, who wore a light silk,…
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Mr. Smailes's long suffering constituents at Granville will doubtless be surprised to hear that their member, Mr. G.W. Smeiles, has become marries. The honerable gentleman…
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Mr. Frank Thornton, who returned to Sydney yesterday, and opens again at the Criterion Theatre to-night, is looking bright and well. A…
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A wedding took place at St Mark's, Darling Point, yiesterday between Capt. Percy Owen, of the Headquarters Staff, second eon of Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Owen, of Bcllambi, Illawarra…
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The marriage of the rev. T. H. D. Morgan, chaplain to the Seamen's Mission, with Miss Mabel Cater, daughter of Mr. W. Cater, took place at St. Mark's, Darling Point, on Tuesday, February 2…
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The marriage of the Rev. T. H. D. Morgan, chaplain to the Seamen's Mission, to Miss Mabel Cater, daughter of Mr. W. Cater, took place at St. Mark's,…
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A quiet wedding took place at St. Mark's, Darling Point, on February 2, between the Rev. H. Morgan, chaplain to the Seamen's Mission, and Miss Mabel Cater, daughter of Mr. W. W. Cater…
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The Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea Shellharbour, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, February 10. The happy pair were Mr. Dennis Kelleher, eldest…
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The marriage of Captain Percy Owen, Head-quarters' Staff New South Wales military forces, second son of Colonel Owen, of Bellambi, Wollongong, to Miss Florence Hylda Flood, eldest daughter…
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'A' garden fete and exhibition of Indian work for the Burwood stall at the Great Australian Fair will be held on Saturday afternoon, February 27, at the…
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The marriage of Dr. Charles MacLaurin, eldest son of the Hon. H. N. MacLaurin, Chancellor, of the Sydney University, to Miss A. B. Croal, daughter of Mr. T. A. Croal, or Edinburgh, Scotland,…
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A MARRIAGE which caused more than usual interest took, place in St. Augustine's Church on Monday, 22nd instant. The bride was Miss Mary Comins, daughter of Mr. Thomas Comins, and the…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on the 10th instant, at the Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, between Mr. G. M. M'Haffie, of Kul-Kine, Warren, youngest son of Mr. John D. M'Haffie, late of Phillip…
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