Wedding Bells
A very pretty wedding, indeed, one that was almost unique in many of its characteristic, was that celebrated on King Birthday, between Mr. E. C. Taylor, of…
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Duke and American Heiress—disgraceful Scenes at the Wedding
The marriage of the Duke of Boxburgh to Miss Goelet, an American heiress, was celebrated in St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, New York, on Tuesday. The fortune of the bride is £2,000,000. The…
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"Now that it is all over I don't mind telling you that is the girl that I had chosen for you to marry." She looked up at him oyer the great bunch…
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The lady superintendent of the Immigration depot, Bills Island, New York; is the proud possessor of a wedding ring by which 70,000 couples, have been united in…
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From Zombar, Hungary, comes the news of a mishap to a wedding party, resulting in the drowning of six persons. An innkeeper, named Michael Dofic, was married and after…
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A pretty wedding took place at St. John's Church, Darlinghurst, on November 11, when Miss Nellie Stephen, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stephen, of "Ardenbraught,"…
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The wedding cakes of Princess Alice of Battenberg, who was married on Wednesday (7th October) at Darmstadt, to Prince Andreas of Greece, was ordered in London from Messrs. W…
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The marriage of Mr. Henry Taylor Finlay, second son of Mr. John Taylor Finlay, 12th Regiment, of Annandale, with Miss Margaret Ann (Mabs) Baker, eldest…
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Besides owning a farm of one hundred areas the widow Jenkins was the possessor of is one-horned cow, a three- legged sheep, and a lame bear. All were curiosities in their way,…
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Salford (Eng.) County Court rang with laughter as an old and almost blind man named Whittaker told of his adventures as a matrimonial agent. He sued a man named…
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The marriage of Mr. James Collins, of Sydney, With Miss Florence Davenport, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davenport, of "Naiowing," Chatswood, took place in St. Paul's Church,…
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On 4th November a wedding was celebrated at St. Philip's Church of England, Auburn. by the Rev. F. C. Williams, when Mr. John Fletcher, of Wetherell…
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One of the most fashionable weddings ever seen in Sydney took place at St. Thomas' Church, North Sydney, yesterday afternoon, when the Hon. Lieutenant Lionel Forbes…
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On the 4th inst the marriage of Mr. Claude H. Moses, of Auckland, N.Z. to Miss Julie Meinrath of Randwick was solemnized in the Great Synagogue by the Rev. J. H. Landau…
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St. Thomas' Church, North Sydney, was yesterday afternoon artistically decorated with greenery and white flowers, in honor of the marriage of Lieutenant the Hon. Lionel Forbes-Semple,…
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The marriage of Mr Harrie Flood, son of Mr Caleb Crisfold, late of Richmond, and Miss Agnes, second eldest daughter of the late Mr Elam Squires, of Penrith, was celebrated at St. David's Church,…
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St. Patrick's, Church-hill, was the scene of a very pretty, but quiet wedding on Monday afternoon, 23rd inst., when Mr. W. M. Daley, M.P., the popular member for…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →"A Fatal Wedding." Mrs. Cummins has Weak Byes and Bad Teeth. Hobby Fed Her en Saveloys end Buns. She Bolted with the Baby, the Cradle, and the Sad-irons And Went Home to Her Ma
There was an amusing maintenance case at the Glebe Police Court on Tuesday last, before Mr. Wilshire, S.M., when Nellie Cummins, an [?]maciated-looking…
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A fashionable wedding took place at St. Patrick's Church, Church Hill, on Saturday afternoon, the parties interested being Mr. H. G. Quinlan, of Darlinghurst, and Miss Grace…
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A fashionable wedding took place at St. Patrick's .Church, Church Hill, on Saturday afternoon, the parties interested being Mr. H. G. Quinlan, of Darlinghurst, and Miss Grace…
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