WEDDINGS. Wheeler-James
Mr. Henry Georgo Wheeler, of Kellyville, was married on January 24th, at St. Paul's Church, Castle Hill, by the Rev. E. G. Cranswick, to Miss Kato Florella James…
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Our Victorian Letter. Melrourne,january 31 Double Wedding
On the third day of the week and the 7th day of the month Adar 5660, a charming double wedding took place at the Masonic Hall, Melbourne, at 7 P.M. A handsome blue…
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COLEMAN—MENSER—On January 24th. at the residence of the bride's mother, 126 Windsor-street, Paddington, a very pretty marriage was celebrated, the contracting…
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The marriage of Mr. Tremayne Rodd,[?]on of Mr. John Rodd, and Miss Beryl r Fraser, daughter of the late Mr. Archibald Fraser, took, place on January 30, at St. James's Church, which- was prettily…
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The Ven. Archdeacon Gunthur celebrated the nuptials of Mr. George Green and Miss Harborne Adams, at St. John's, Parramatta, on February 3rd. The wedding…
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The Landsborough poisoning case, in which an extraordinary attempt was made to poison Miss Jane King and the members of her family and 21 wedding guests, came before Mr Justice…
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At the Daliarat [?] morning Thomas Rahaley was charged with administering poison to Jane King and other members of a wedding party, at Warago, on 19th December last, with…
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The marriage of Mr. Stanley S. Ryrie, Lieut. R.A.A., son of the Hon. A. Ryrie, Michelago, N.S.W. with Miss Maud Mackenzie, daughter of Colonel Mackenzie; took place at St. john's…
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The Landsborough poisoning case, in which an extraordinary attempt was made to poison Miss Jane King and the members of her family and 21 wedding guests, came…
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My lord, as I believe, was driven to this strange qnd hazardous set upon hte conclusions of the moment. the purpose of that famous woman once revealed to him, he was carried…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Rebel. Being a Memoir of Anthony, fourth Earl of Cherwell, including an Account of the Rising at Taunton in 1684, compilad and set forth by his cousin, Sir Hilary Macc, Bart., Custos Rotulorum for the County of Wilts. [All Rights rESERVED.] CHAPTER XI.—Continued. the History of My Lord's Strange Wedding
My lord rang a summons for the innkeeper abruptly. " She shall lie here to-night," he said sharply, " in the keeping of the mistress of this house…
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Suddenly the flame sprang into her face, and she clenched her hands. " Oh," she cried fiercely, "what shame am I brought down to! How low I lie! I that have the pride of the Ellicotts,…
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My lord's coach drew up before the doors of the manor-house about noon, and my lord leaped from his horse and made a ringing at the bell. When he was admitted he had the coach opened…
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BERGMAN—LAZARUS.—On Wednesday, February 7th., the marriage of Miss Sara E. Lazarus, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Lazarus of Bourke and Cleveland streets, Surry Hills, with Mr. I…
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Scene.--The Church.--The "Wedding March" from "Lohengrin" sounds from the organ and the procession starts slowly. The guests turn their heads toward the door,…
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On the 12th inst., a large number of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rose, of Hutchinson-street, Granville, assembled at their residence, the occasion being the…
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Four weddings will be celebrated on Wednesday next, viz.:—Mr. Joseph Cohen to Miss Harriett Franks, daughter of Mr. H. Franks, Regent-street, Redfern; Mr. Matathias…
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Mrs. Benham; "It is easy to spend a £5 note,' and have nothing to show for it." Benham: "That's so; that's the price I paid the minister for you…
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The marriage of Mr. Charles H. Brown, son of Mr. J. L. Brown, of Bowenfels, to Miss Ruth M'Phillamy, daughter of Mr. L. R. M'Phillamy, of Wilga, took place in the drawing-room at Orton…
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