Spectre at a Wedding
The popular conception of the average detective is that as soon as he spots his quarry the arrest is made, no matter who is inconvenienced. That this is not always the case the…
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Wedding
Moore-Jones—Mitchell. The marriage of Mr. Horace Moore-Jones, the well-known Sydney artist, with Miss Florence E. Mitchell, third daughter of the late Mr. Joseph. E…
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ADELONG, Tuesday.--At Mr. Charles Purcell's residence, Wondalga, on Saturday after a wedding breakfast, eleven persons were seized with symptoms of ptomaine poisoning. Medical…
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Mr. Reginald Long-Innes, third son of the late Sir George Long-Innes and Lady Innes, was married on December 18 to Miss M'Carthy, of Sydney, at St. James' Church, King-street…
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A wedding took place at Trinity Church, Boulevarde, Strathfield, on Saturday, December 16. when Miss Constance M Jones, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones, Gayton,…
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The marriage of Miss Dora Solomons to Mr. Myer Myers will be solemnised at the Great Synagogue, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, 27th December at 2.15 p.m…
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A very nice wedding recently took place at the Catholic church, Forest Reefs, when Maggie, only daughter of John Noonan, J.P., of Garryowen, was united in the holy, bonds…
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At every wedding the bridegroom should pay the clergyman's fee; also pay for the carriages used by the ushers and the one in which he and his bride leave the house, and also for the…
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In these days when reform has become the watchword of everything connected with ceremonial, the [?] of the etiquette surrounding what has been justly…
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A wedding, in which considerable interest was manifested by the many Parramatta friends of the bride, was that on Wednesday last, when, at the residence…
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On her wedding day the Swiss bride will not permit anyone, not even her closest relatives, to imprint a kiss upon her lips. A favorite wedding-day in Scotland is…
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The wedding cake is borrowed from antiquity. The original Roman marriage was effected by the simple process of the bride and bridegroom breaking a cake of bread…
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At Mr. Charles Purcell'a residence, wondelga, near Adelong, after a wedding breakfast, eleven persons were seized with symptoms of ptomaine poisoning. Medical assistance was immediately…
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A wedding was, on Thursday, the 14th inst., celebrated in the drawingroom of "Anglesey," Quirindi, the residence of the bride's parents. The contracting parties were Ethel Mary…
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When Frederick Taint was summoned at Brentford (E.), Police Court, for not maintaining his wife, he alleged that, as they were both drunk at the church for the wedding, and they…
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The marriage of Miss Ida Lucas, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. S. Lucas, of Gordon, with Mr. Corlis H. Jones, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Jones, Warren-road,…
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The marriage of Miss Clara Wilkins, youngest daughter of Captain Wilkins, of "Linden," Victoria-street, Darlinghurst, with Mr. Charles Stuart Nicol, fifth son of the late William…
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The marriage of Miss Dora Solomons to Mr. Myer Myers was solemnised at the Great Synagogue, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, 27th December at 2.15 p.m…
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