Weddings
On the 3rd of June, Mr. Andrew Morris and Miss May Lakeman were united in the holy bonds of matrimony, the ceremony taking place at the residence of the…
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Adventures of a Wedding Ring
In Germany the Continental custom prevails that wives should give their husbands a wedding ring at the nuptial service in return for the one they receive from the man they have accepted…
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Mrs. M. Mills, the popular and capable Matron of the Asylum for the Infirm and Destitute, George-street, was quietly married on Thursday to Mr. C. Peake, by the…
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Mr. and Mrs. Montague De Lissa celebrated their Silver Wedding last week, at Katoomba. The Rev. A. B. Davis, as a very old friend of the family, took pleasure in being present at the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →A Royal Wedding. Marriage of H.M. King Jioaji Tubou Ii. of Tonga. (From Our Correspondent.) Nukualofa, June 5
"His Lordship George Fatafehi has the honour to inform you of the marriage of his son, his Majesty King George Tubou II. of Tonga, with Princess Lavinia, which will take place in his Majesty's…
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Seldom, if ever, except in the case of Royal weddings, have we had to chronicle a marriage evoking such widespiead public interest as that of the Earl of Crewe with Lady Margaret Primrose,…
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A protest against the remarriage of a gentleman who had obtained a divorce from his wife caused a sensation in Christ Church, Down-street (says a London…
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There is a house in Worland-square, Holland Park, that will for ever be memorable to Mr. Charles Albert Bannerman Brooke (says a London paper). Next door to his…
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A serious accident occurred at Charming, near Ashford, Kent, through the practice of throwing rice at weddings. ' Canon Carter, of Canterbury Cathedral, had been married at tho parish church…
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On Thursday last Mr.. Barter vas married at All Saints' Church, Parramatta, by the Rev. John Done, to Miss Lucy Ethel Robertson, third daughter of…
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LEWIS—WEIL.—Assuredly the Bayswater synagogue looked its best on Tuesday May 23rd. (says May Henry in the Jewish World) on the occasion of the marriage of Miss Dora Lewis,…
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IN view of Croat[?] immigration in New Zealand, some [?]…
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On Wednesday, the 14th inst., a very pretty wedding took place at the Great Synagogue, Elizabeth-street, when Miss Janey Woolf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Woolf, of…
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About the meeting in the morning, there was an atmosphere of strangeness; as if the relation in which each stood towards the other was a new one, to which they had yet to become accustomed…
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On Wednesday evening an interesting ceremony took place at the Salvation Army Barracks, Parramatta, when Miss Edit Haddon, second eldest daughter of Mr…
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Mr. George Grey, of Newtown, was married last Saturday by the Rev. Warlow Davies to Miss Annie Walton, daughter of Mr. Walton, of Wentworthville. The…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated at St John's Church Jugiong, on Wednesday, the 14th ult., when Miss Lizzie Lloyd, daughter of Mr. Prank Lloyd, J.P., Jugiong. was united in bonds of…
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A Bridgewater correspondent of the Belfast IRISH WEEKLY, May 27, sends the following:—A very interesting ceremony took place on Tuesday last in the picturesque village of Northmoorgreen…
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The bride previous to the commencement of the service, should remove her left hand glove and hand it to the head bridesmaid, who also consequently takes the bride's…
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