Belated Weddings
The love of independence and the freedom and pleasure of to-day make girls less and less anxious to marry before they are past five-and-twenty. Perhaps it is better that…
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Wedding Bells
Braeegirdle—Mitchell—St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, was most artistically decorated on the 11th instant in honour of the marriage of Miss Jessie Louise Mitchell, third daughter…
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A wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, Nevember 30, all St. Peter's Church, Surry Hills, when Mr. M. O'Sullivan, third son of Mr. D. O'Sullivan, of Victoria-street,…
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The death occurred here to-day of Norman Simpson, of Burindi station. He was on a visit to Ohio to attend a wedding, when he was taken fcuddenly ill. Dr. Walley was…
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At one time there was nothing which people of small means had more reason to dread than the announcement that one of their friends was engaged to be married…
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There was a large and fashionable assemblage at the Congregational Church, Dulwich Hill, on Wednesday afternoon, 15th Distant, to witness the marriage of Miss Edith May…
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The marriage of Mr. Sam Harrison with Miss Sadie Mandel will be celebrated at the Great Synagogue, Sydney, on Wednesday, March 1st., SARGENT'S…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Race to the Altar. Wedding Party Held Up by Fog in Essex
The story of a race to the altar comes from Stambourne. The minister had arranged to board an early train at Chelmsford, in which the bridegroom, the best man, and others…
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On Wednesday morning, a long-looked for wedding was celebrated at Climb Church Guild The contracting parties were Miss Engenie Caroline Knaus…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Francis of Assisi, Paddington, on Wednesday last, the Rev. Father Joyce officiating, when Mr. Michael M'Mahon, eldest son of…
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Waters—Whiting.—A smart wedding took Place at Randwick on the 22nd ultimo, when Miss Enid Whiting, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Whiting, of Astolat, Randwick…
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A marriage that has in it something of the elements of romance took place in Edinburgh Sheriff Court, before Sheriff Orphoot, the contracting parties being the Hon. Charles…
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A pretty wedding, and one which aroused much interest in Randwick, took place in St. Jude's Church, on February 22, between Captain Edward Needham Waters, second son of…
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The marriage of Miss Ella Phillips, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips, of "Ellaville," Victoria-street, with Cr. Julius Solomon, of Talbot, youngest son of Mrs. G…
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The bridal repast was ended, the large barn cleared for the dance. Relatives and friends, who had trooped in from the neighboring villages to assist at the wedding, were seated on…
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Holy Trinity R.C. Church, Granville, on Wednesday afternoon was the scene of an attractive wedding, when Mr. Thomas R. Wright, of Parramatta, led to…
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A wedding took place this afternoon at St. Mary's Cathedral, When Mr. Thomas Spencer Prescott, only son of the late Thomas Spencer Prescott, of Manchester, England, was married…
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PrescottâHunter.âThe marriage of Miss Lilian May Hunter, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter, of Sydney, with Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter, of Sydney, with Mrs…
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St. Mary's Cathedral was yesterday the scene of a wedding in which considerable interest was centred. The nuptials were those of Miss Lilian May Hunter, youngest…
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By a recent mail, news has been received in Sydney of the marriage, in St. Andrew's Church, Pau, France, of Misa Murjorie Smith, daughter of the late Captain Charles Smith, of…
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