A Wedding
A very pretty wedding took place on Thursday, 5th September, at the Wesleyan Church, Singleton, when Mr. George Jarman, of the Railway…
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Wedding
THE nuptial ceremony of Mr. James Boots, of Rockdale, and Miss Ethel Jane McKnight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. McKnight, of Sydney, was…
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The 'Chronicle ' tells a story showing that spiritualism as a religion is making distinct strides. Not only have the believers in 'spirit world communications'…
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Christ Church, Gladesville, was on Wednesday the scene of a pretty and interesting wedding, when Miss Nellie Neely, second oldest daughtoer of Mr. Thomas Neely, of…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →"Signs" of the Times. Are They Good or Bad ? Whatpawnbrokers Have to Say. Poverty Must Be Extensive. Wedding Rings, False Teeth, &c., Being Parted With
Are the times good or bad? A "Sunday Times" representative on Friday interviewed a number of pawnshop proprietors as to the view on this question…
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We were not permitted to hold any intercourse with Jenkins, for no sooner had we recognised the fellow than the Captain (whose name we afterwards found was Piedro Andulas) ordered him…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Crime of Scamden Mill. Being the Story of a Notable Yorkshire Mystery, And containing the several narratives of those persons who were chiefly concerned therein. The whole collated and arranged by Mr. Wilberforce Stratford, Solicitor, and now first made public. CHAPTER XXIII.—Continued. an Interrupted Wedding
Judge my astonishment at finding myself in a most elegantly furnished apartment. The walls were covered with pictures—mostly of ships—interspersed with silver-mounted pistols and other…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Crime of Scamden Mill. Being the Story of a Notable Yorkshire Mystery, And containing the several narratives of those person who were chiefly concerned therein. The Whole collated and arranged by Mr. Wilberforce Stafford, Solicitor, and now first made public. CHAPTER XXIII.—Continued. an Interuptud Wedding
Tho hour had barely expired when Piedro Andulas returned. To our surprise he was followed by the whole of the party increrated in the Stronghold, as well as by fully a dozen of his…
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The marriage of Clair, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Oxenham. "Calton," Randwick, and Mr. James W. Toohey, second son of the late Mr. James Matthew Toohey and…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place at St. Patrick's Church on the llth inst., when Mr. J. Furlong, of Miller's Point, was united to Miss B. Clarke, also of Miller's…
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The wedding of Miss Enid Gotthelf, youngest daughter of Mr. M. Gotthelf, J.V., to Mr. Percy L. Hallenstein, will take place on October 23rd. Ceremony to take place at the…
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A happy little wedding was celebrated at Guildford on Wednesday, the contracting parties being Miss E.Turner, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Thos. Turner, of Guildford…
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On Wednesday next at Maramanah, Macleay-street, Potts Point, Mr. Harry Morris Cohen, to Miss Juliet Hollander. From the lowest to the highest all of us in…
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The New York correspondent of the "Daily Mail" sends interesting particulars of the wedding of Mr. Henry M. Flagler, one of the most prominent of the coterie of Standard Oil…
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A fashionable wedding took place at St. James'a Church on Tuesday, the contracting parties being Mr. H. C. Reynell, of Brisbane, and Miss Amy Beatrice Roberts, third daughter of Mr. C. J…
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On Wednesday next the marriage of Mr. Percy Hallenstein, Dunedin (N.Z,), to Miss Enid Gotthelf, daughter of Mr. Moritz Gotthelf, J.P., will be celebrated at the Great Synagogue,…
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The first marriage of the new church, Clanwilliam Street, Willoughby, was solemnized on Thursday, September 26, the parties being Mr. Joseph Wilkinson…
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The Full Court had before it on Monday on application on behalf of the plaintiff in the ease of Ella Frances Helmore against Robert Simons for a rule nisi calling upon the defendant to show…
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An action heard at last nisi prius sittings, in which a caterer sued the father of a bride for goods supplied at wedding festivities, occupied the attention of the Full Court…
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