Wedding at St. John's
At St. John's Church, Parramatta, on Wednesday, Mr. Herbert Loslie, third son of Mr. Henry Crossing, of Minah, Mudgee. was married to Miss Marry Booty…
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Current News. Another Wedding
A very quiet wedding took place at the Prsebyterian Church, Stanmore, on March 3rd, when Miss. Helen Jane Mason. eldest daughter of the late Robert Mason…
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A quiet wedding was that at "Currawong." Harold-street, Parramatta North, when Mr. George Sides, J.P., of "Sidonia." Hay, and Miss. Lydia A. Hunt…
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At St. Mary's, Rydalmere, on Saturday, a wedding, exciting great local interest, was celebrated by the Rev. Father Kelly the contracting parties being two well…
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Miss Edith Johnston, a passenger by the liner Baltic, which arrived here yesterday, found herself in a dilemma owing to the immigration laws…
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At St. John's Anglican Church, Parramatta, on the 21st instant, Mr. Herbort Leslie, third son of Mr. Henry Crossing, of Minah, Mudgee, was married to Miss Mary Booty, second…
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A wedding was solemnised at St. Luke's C.E. Church, Liverpool, on Wednesday afternoon, 21st instant, when Mr. James Freeman, of Liverpool, son of the late Mr. Freeman, of…
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NEW YORK February 24.--The marriage of Miss Alice Roosevelt, which occurred on February 17, aroused as much popular interest and enthusiasm as it could have done if this country…
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Over 20 wedding guests at Addington, near Christchurch, are suffering from ptomaino poisoning. Ono woman's condition, is serious…
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McKinlayâMiller. The wedding of the Right Rev. the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church, with Miss Mary Elizabeth Miller, daughter of the late Mr. Robert Miller…
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The papers to band by this week's mall give enormously long accounts of the wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt and Congressman Longworth. The ceremony itself is referred to as…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Tuesday.--A wedding party in Christchurch had a serious experience. More than 20 of the guests found themselves suffering from ptomaine poisoning. The mother…
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St. John's English Church, Wollombi, was the scene of a wedding on the 17th instant, when Miss Martha M'Mullen was married to Mr. A. J. Shaddock, of Redbournberry, Singleton. The…
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On Wednesday evening a wedding was celebrated in All Saints Cathedral, Bathurst, between Mr. Robert Roberts, third son of the late Mr. William Roberts, of- Petersham, and Miss…
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On Saturday, the 17th March, a pretty wedding took place at St. Mary's, Rydalmere. The church was tastefully decorated by the lady friends of the bride. The Rev…
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The wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt and Mr. Nicholas Longworth did not disappoint the millions of Americans who looked forward to the ceremony to provide one of the most brilliant…
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The residence of Mrs. E. King, Eastwood, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Tuesday, the 20th hist., the contracting parties being the Rev. F. T. Walker, of Drummoyne, and Miss Melvie King, the daughter…
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The marriage took place on March 21, at "Binni View," near Cowra, the residence of the bride's parents, of Miss Mabel Matheson, eldest daughter of Mr. Charles Matheson, to Mr. Joseph…
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The marriage of Miss Alice Roosevelt seems to have been to many Americans one of those occasions to which the saying, "After the feast the reckoning" applies…
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