Ten Years for Wedding a Negro
A dispatch from Magnolia, Mississippi, says that Therese Perkins, a white woman, has been sentenced to ten years in a penitentiary for marrying a negro. The woman declares that…
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Wedding Dress Dispute
At Clerkenwell (London) Sessions, Harty 5 Johnson, a Crouch End dressmaker, sued Mrs. Thompson, of Drayton Park, N. for £3 3s for costume made according to instructions. The…
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Mr. Ralph Pulitzer, a son of Mr. Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor of the New York "World," was married at Shelbourne, Vermont, on October 14, to Miss Frederica Vanderbilt Webb…
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A wedding took place at St. James' Church, Croydon, on Saturday, November 11, when Mr. William Hoskins, eldest son of Mr. W. Hoskins, of Glebe Point, was married to Miss Lillie Wise,…
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A funeral that took place last month in the churchyard of Elkstone, near Cheltenham, has been a fruitful topic of conversation all over the…
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A wedding was celebrated at Wullundry, near Wellington, on Wednesday, 15th inst., the contracting parties being Miss Elizabeth [?] second daughter of Mr. W. Job, of "Goodwood,"…
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A wedding look place at the residence of Mr. James E. Watkin, Riley-street, Surry-hills, on the 11th inst., when his eldest daughter, Miss Ethel French Watkin, was married to Mr…
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Miss Margaret D'Arcy was married, on November 33, at St. Brigld's Roman Catholic Church, Marrickville, to Mr. R. E. Swan, youngest son of the late Mr. R. Swan, of…
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A wedding. in which very much interest was taken. was that at the Parramatta (Macquarie-street) Methodist Church. on Saturday afternoon last…
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A wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's father, Nowra, on Wednesday, 22nd inst., the contracting parties being Mr. William Henry Cockerill, second son of Mr. and…
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The fashionable wedding party of to-day, is such an important function that its joyful career may be traced over an entire city. Many citizens yesterday were interested…
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The marriage took place in St. Andrew's Cathedral on November 11 of Mrs. Susie Luscombe, relict of the late Mr. C. W. Luscombe, to Mr. J. G. Osborn, youngest son of the late…
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On Wednesday afternoon of last week, the marriage of Miss Letitia Purvines, third daughter of the late Mr Robert Purvines, of Bathurst, and step-daughter of Mr J Miller,…
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A couple of days ago a white woman was married here to a Hindoo. On the following morning the newly-wedded couple, in company with another Hindoo, were [?] before the…
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A wedding was celebrated at the Church of England, Lue, on November 22, the Rev. F. J. Harris, of Rylstone officiating. The contracting parties were Mr. Henry Albert Rope, eldest…
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The marriage of Miss Ethel Sheen, daughter of Mr. P. Skeen, of Harris Park, to Mr. James Beaton, of Lewisham, was solemnised at St. John's Anglican Church, Parramatta, on the 29th…
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Benson—Hain.—The marriage of Mr. Guy. Benson, of Brisbane, with Miss Maud Hain, youngest daughter of the late Mr. George Hain, of Cooma, was celebrated at St…
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A wedding was celebrated at St. John's Anglican Church, Parramatta, on the 2nd inst., Archdeacon Gunther officiating. The contracting parties were Mr. William Clark Chambers, eldest…
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A "wedding house" is an expression which seems somewhat unintelligible to the stranger who is not aware of the exclusive character of Ottoman society. Women must not enjoy even…
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