A Tragic Wedding. Melbourne
Mr Nellsen and Miss Westaway were married at Bairnsdale yesterday. The guests were dispersing after the festivities when they found the body of the bridegroom's father hanging…
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Weddings
DAWSON--MATHEWS.--At St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church. Bathurst, by Rev. Alexander Clark. Charles E., third son of Mr. Henry Dawson, of Wickham, to Carrie, youngest…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.--A wedding at Bairnsdale was followed by a supper at the residence of the father of the bridegroom, on the cast bank of the river, four, miles from town…
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A very charming wedding took place in the Catholic church, Manly on Wednesday afternoon, July 4th, when Miss Hazel Marie Kirke, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.S…
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A series of remarkable incidents attended a wedding celebrated at Bairnsdale, Victoria, on Wednesday. The contracting parties were Mr. Charles Neilsen, who for some years had been…
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This is the newest disease of all, and as a remedy the Bishop of Ripon has humorously suggested that all engaged couples should be sent to a "home of rest" for a few weeks,…
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ARCHER--BROWNING.--At the Willoughby Congregational Church on Saturday, June 30, by Rev. N. J. Cocks, Henry Archer to Agnes Hendry, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Friday.--Details of the Lincoln tragedy show that M'Cutcheon, who was arrested while waiting for his bride and shot himself, was possessed of a wooden leg,…
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A tragic event has occurred at Bairnsdale Mr. Nielson, from Western Australia, was married at Bairnsdale yesterday, and the wedding was following by a supper…
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An exciting affair occurred at Christchurch to-day. Charles M'Cutcheon was waiting for his bride at a church, when two detectives came on the scene and arrested…
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A tragic event occurred at Bairnsdale (Vic.). Mr. Nielson, from Western Australia, was married there on Wednesday, and the wedding was followed by a supper at the residence of the…
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DOMINICK--SHEEHAN.--At St. Peter's R.C. Church, Coolac, on the 1tlh inst. by Rev. P. J. Donovan, George, eldest son of Mr. Geo. Dominisk, of Coolac, to Rose, daughter of Mr. Thomae…
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DAVIS--WILSON.--On the 11th instant, at Ceddington, near Yass, by Rev. Canon Martin, Louisa, second daughter of Mr. H. Wilson, of that place, to William, second son of Mr…
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As in the case of England and America, Australia seems to have put the seal of success on "The Fatal Wedding," which has everywhere been received with…
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On Wednesday, June 27, a very pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Mary's Church, Erskineville, when Mr. Con O'Brien, fourth son of Mr. Vincent…
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WILSON-STEWART.--At St. Paul's Pro Cathedral, Hay, by Rev. Canon Richards, on Saturday. Guy Robert, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilson, Rosedale, Murrurundi, to…
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AMONG the many costly gifts which were made the President's daughter at the time of her marriage there were somethings which were both amusing and…
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A very pretty wedding took place at St. Mary's Cathedral on the 3rd inst., when Mr. I. B. Hodgson, jun., oldest son of Mr. I. B. Hodgson, J.P., of "Ernestleigh," Avoca-street…
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