Fashionable Wedding General Pole-Carew and Lady Butler. LONDON, February 19, 2.24 p.m
General Pole-Carew, who has rendered distinguished service in the South African campaign, was to-day married to Lady Beatrice Butler…
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Irish Country Wedding. Description of Typical Rural Nuptials. Jollity and Merry-making
Signs and tokens of an extraordinary occasion invariably manifest themselves in the place. Folk of all sorts and conditions to be found in an agricultural community…
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On the 6th instant the marriage of Mr. James Murphy, of Cowabbie. eldest son of Mr. Edward Murphy, O'Connell's Park, and Miss R. Molloy. of Narandera, was solemnized by Father Gray The…
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Not less than 5000 pink and white roses, scores of orchids, hundreds of lilies of the valley, and 35 cases of smilax were used in the decorations of Harbourview Villa and the…
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A pretty wedding took place at St. Charles's Church, Waverley, on February 12, between Mr. W. A. Barlow and Mise Effie C. Hewlett, daugh ter of Mr. A. C. Hewlett. The bride were a…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in Parramatta on Wednesday, Feb. 13th, at the residence of Mr. A. T. Leabeater, [?]en., in Phillip-street, the…
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A very pretty and fashionable wedding was solemaised at St. Gregory's Church, Kurrajong, on Wednesday, January 13, by the Rev. Father O'Brien, when Miss Edith…
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At the latter end of 1893 Elizabeth Ann Stanford came to Sydney from Coraki, and on December 9 went to Newcastle, where she was made Mrs. Rutherford at the local…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated fit St. Paul's, Castle Bill, on the 21st ult., the bride being Miss Annie E. Castell Hinton, and the bridegroom Mr. A. W. Blood, of " Tibbington," uslin with insertion and em-broidery over colored slips. They also carried bouquets of choice flowers and wore gold broooheB, the gifts of the bridegroom. A re-ception wns subsequently held at " Midlington," Pennant Hills, the pretty residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. J. Hopkins. Tbn happy couple left for Manly, en route to Tasmania and Melbourne…
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On Wednesday last at Neutral Bay, Mr. A. Manchee, an old boy of T.K.S., was married to Miss Ellie Sparke, of Neutral Bay. Captain W. S. Corr, of the k to Benedict Dick !…
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EIZENBERG—LEVY.—On Wednesday, February 27th the marriage of Miss Beck Levy, daughter of the late Lewis Levy, of Carlton, Victoria, to Mr. Jacob Eizenberg, second son of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Law. Thursday, March 7. a Contested Will. the Widow's Mite. a Strange Wedding
The suit of James Anthony Clines against William Cooper was proceeded with in the Probate Court, before Air. Justice Walker. The suit concerns the will of the late Matilda…
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The Servian people have made King Alexander a wedding present, which is certainly original. A public subscription was opened to defray the cost of creating a new regiment of cavlary to be called…
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A million and a quarter sterling is said to have been expended over the wedding ceremony on the marriage of the present Emperor of China. Teal Tien Kwang Hsu, to his cousin,…
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MARRIED AND SENT HOME IN A TRAM. In the Divorce Court, before Mr. Justice G. B. Simpson Mabel Edwards, an attractive young woman, sought a divorce from William Edwards…
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The correspondent of the London "Morning Leader" at Buda-Pest tells a tragic story of two brothers, Franz and Anton Palotay, who married two sisters named Anna and Marie Benczy in the…
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On the 24th February the marriage of Mr. Sydney Jacobs, of Messrs. D. Benjamin and Co., to Miss Ruby Moss, sister of Mr. Abraham Moss, was celebrated. in Dunedin. The…
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A quiet wedding took place on March 6 at Rockview, Bundanoon, between Mr. Alfred C. Shoults and Miss Annie Mitchell, eldest daughter of Mr. T. E. Mitchell. The bride wore a pretty…
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On Wednesday, March 6th, Mr. Alfred E. Pepper and Miss Lizzie Curtis, of Hornsby, were married at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. J. Lipscombe, Hornsby. The…
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One of the largest and prettiest weddings ever taking place in Liverpool, was celebrated in St. Luke's Church, on Wednesday, when Miss Amy Ashcroft was married to Mr. W. L…
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