Wedding at All Saints'
A very pretty wedding was celebrated in All Saints' Church on the 11th inst., by the Rev. J. Done, when Miss Ethel linker, the eldest daughter of Mrs. Jane Baker, of…
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At the Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Randwick, on Wednesday afternoon last week, a quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated, when Mr. William Landers, of…
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St. Patrick's Church, Fremantle, W.A., was the s[?]ne of a pretty wedding on Wednesday, 21st January, when Miss Aunie Maher, of Queensland, was married to Mr. John T…
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'At St. George's Church, Hanover-square, the quiet marriage took place last month of the Marquis of Donegall and Miss Violet Gertrude Twining, daughter of Mrs…
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AT St. Paul’s C.E, Kogarah, on Wednesday afternoon last, Rev. A. C. Corlette united in matrimony Miss Elsie May Hodgson, only daughter of Mr…
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On the 15th., Mr. and Mrs. G. Newland, of Castle Hill, celebrated their golden wedding they having been united in the bounds of holy matrimony on February 15th, 1853, in All…
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Keeping her marriage a secret for 12 years and waiting for her husband, Patrick Kelly, a well-known real estate man, to acknowledge her as his wife, Mrs. Celia Kelly, better…
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WACHNER—GOLDROAD. The wedding of Mr. Joseph Wachner, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Wachnor (recently from England) to Miss Narey Goldroad, eldest daughter of Mr…
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St. Patrick's Cathedral, Melbourne, was on the 18th inst. the scene of a very pretty wedding. the contracting parties being Mr. Edmund O'Dwyer, of "Somerville," Warmatta…
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An interesting marriage was that of Mr. Benjamin Guiness and Miss Bridget Bulkeley, a very quiet affair that took place at Marlow, England, last month, quite early…
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The marriage of Miss Fanny Atkinson, of Beverley House, Mudgee, to the Rov. H. G. Chivers, Mission Chaplain of East Orange, and formerly curate of Mudgee, took place…
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The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. George Fielder, two of Tamworth's best known residents, was celebrated on Saturday. February 14, at their residence, Meldorn Villa, Upper-street, Tamworth…
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Our manners and customs have changed—nowhere more than in wedding celebrations. The early service, the heavy luncheon, the long honeymoon, the tears, the fainting fits, the bashfulness and emotion…
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A BRAHAMS—COHEN—March 5, 1878, at Ferrybridge House. Bayswater-road, by the Rev. A. B. Davis, A. Abrahams, second son of the late W. Abrahams, of London, to…
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The marriage of Mr. Albert H. Nathan, son of the late Mr. Henry Nathan, London, to Miss Kate Solomon, daughter of Mr. Charles Solomon J.P., of Cooma, will take place on Tuesday, the…
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The Methodist Church, Penrith, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, February 25, when Miss Ruth Dudley and Mr Hilton Ferris were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. The…
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Two days before she was to hhave been married, Miss Margaret Zimma died at Hempstead, New York. In accordance with her dying wish, and was buried in her wedding dress…
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An interesting naval wedding was that of Captain Alexander Richard Hamilton Hutchison, Royal Marine Light Infantry, second son of the late Colonel F. G. Hutchison, 64th…
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Yesterday was the anniversary of the wedding of King Edward and Queen Alexandra. The Methodist Conference was reminded of the fact by the Rev. Dr. Sellors, who seems to have…
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A pretty wedding toole place at St. John's Church, Globe Point, on Febuary 25, between Mr. Walter Laird Kerr, third son of Mrs. W. Kerr, of George-street, Sydney, and Miss Harrie…
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