Wedding at Parramatta Soutle
A quiet but pretty wedding tool place in St. John's Church, Parramatta, on Wednesday evening, when Miss Florence Maud Ainsworth, daughter of Mr. Jas. Ainsworth, Pitt-street,…
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Baked Her Own Wedding Cake
A lady who is a lecturer on cookery under the Monmouthshire (West of England) County Council was married the other day, and before going to the church baked her…
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St. Mary's Cathedral was crowded yesterday afternoon to witness the celebration of the nuptials of Miss Mary Kelly, of William-street, city, to Mr. James Taylor, of the…
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Annie M'Sweeney, or Hickey, 32, was proceeded against at the Water Police Court on a charge of assaulting Ellen Gordon in William-street, on the 3rd instant; also for maliciously…
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Annie M'Sweeney, or Hickey, pleaded guilty at the Water Court yesterday to assaulting Ellen Gordon, wife of the licensee of the New Zealand Hotel, on August 3, and also…
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The marriage of Mr. Mark Goldstein of Regent-street, Paddington, to Mrs. Bessie Rosen wax, (nee Aarons), will take place at the Great Synagogue on the 12th inst…
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On the 15th July, at the Church of Christ, Marriekville, by Mr. R. C. Gihnore Evangelist. Richard Thomas, oldest son of Mr. John Creek of Marrickville. was united in…
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An extremely pretty wedding look place in St. Stephen's Church, Clewer, on the 9th ult., the bridegroom being Mr. William Bass, 10th Royal Hussars, only son of the late Mr. Hamar…
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The marriage of Colonel Alexander White- law Thorneycroft, C.B., who served with distinction in the late war in South Africa, and commanded the regiment of mounted…
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A pleasing diversion to the some what quiet Routine of life in the pretty little vilage of Westbere was oceasioned on Tuesday last by the marriage of Rev. Stanley Adolphus Thomas…
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On April 29th, at 4 p.m., a pretty wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Dr.Roseby at the Congregational Church, Marrickvikkee, the contracting parties being…
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IN the C[?]lestial Empire a marriage seems to be far more the occasion of woe than of mirth, and the ceremony is as lugubrious as any…
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An interesting story, in which the leading incident was a mysterious disappearance on the eve of marriage, was narrated by the prosecuting solicitor in a case that came…
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The marriage of Mian Margaret Saumarez. Smith, eldest daughter of the Archbishop of Sydney, with tho Rev. Richard Griffiths, son of Mr. G. Griffiths, of Gloucestershire, toole…
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To those people who cherish old-fashioned notions regarding the sanctity and solemnity of the marriage ceremony, the Argus report of the wadding of two Salvation…
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St. Stephen's Church of England, Penrith, was the, scene of a pretty and fashionable wedding on August 19, when Mr. Arthur Went worth Davis, of the firm of Woodward,…
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The marriage of Mr. Moses Goldstein of Balmain, to Miss Rose Bear, of Moore Park, took place on Wednesday…
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The marriage of Alfred William Lefaux, only son of the late Alfred Lefaux, of Hearne Bay, Kent, England, to Alice Beatrice, third daughter of the into John Shaw, builder, of…
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A very interesting ceremony took place at St. Stephen's Church, Penrith, on Wednesday of last week—a delightfully sunny day for the purpose—on the occasion…
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