Busty Wedding Bells
The first wedding that has taken place in the town for more than 44 years has just been solemnised at West Bridgewater, Massachusetts…
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Wedding Bells
On Wednesday, 19th ult., the Balmain Congregational Church was the scene of a pretty wedding the occasion being the marriage of Mr…
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At St. John's Church, Balmain, on Monday, a wedding took place, which attracted more than usual interest as it was the first…
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SHORT -- NELSON. -- The Centenary-hall, York-street, was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding on Saturday afternoon, the 5th inst., when Dr. W. Nelson Short, of Strathfield, son of Mr…
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However unlucky or undesirable tears may be on all other ocpasions, one's wedding day "it is best to shed a few, according to old tradition. They are sure to bring good luck…
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James Fletcher boards in West 24th-street. Fletcher is head clerk in the shoe department of a department stare. On Tuesday evening he walked north on 6th-avenue, chewing the…
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SMITH--HOOKE.--A very quiet wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, November 28, at noon, in St. James' Cathedral, Townsville, for tween Mr. Alfred E. Daking Smith, of Charters…
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WYSARD--MASON.--On December 5, at St. James' Church, 'Piccadilly, by Rev. Canon J. M'Cormick, rector, Mr. Walter "Wysard, son of Rev. and Mrs. Wysard, of London, to Miss Delia…
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WHITE--M'MANIS.--On 5th instant, the marriage Wife celebrated of Mr. James Edward White, of Penrith, and Miss Ethel Constance M'Manis, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A…
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Yesterday afternoon at the Centenary-hall, York-street, in the presence of an audience of invited guests and spectators, quite filling the large hall, the wedding was celebrated of Mary…
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A quiet wedding took place in the Church of the Sacred Heart, Woollahra, on January 2, between Mr. William H. Drew, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Drew, of Woollahra, and Miss Ethel…
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WALLIS--MURRAY.--A wedding took place on January 11 at St. Stephen's, C.E., Mittagong, when Annie, fourth daughter of Mr. J. J. Murray, of Mittagong, was married to Arthur…
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The custom of breaking the glass has been in vogue among the Jews for many centuries, and many have often asked why it is done, especially as there is no valid reason for it;…
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BEDFORD--RIDGE.--A quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. J. R. Ridge, Maitland-Street, Narrabri, on Thursday evening, between Ruby Madeline, second daughter of Mr…
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In America, where novelty, possibly freakiskness, usually tickles the fancy of very many, it is possible that motor-car marriages may become really fashionable, instead of sportive…
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CHAMPION -- BLACKSHAW. -- A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated on Tuesday morning at Christ Church, West Goulburn, the parties being Rev. Herbert F. A. Champion,…
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A wedding, which caused a good dual of interest locally. took place on Tuesday, at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Carlingford. The contracting parties were…
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One of the most extraordinary incidents that ever took place in the city of Foochow occurred on the afternoon of December 2. One of the leading gentry gave his…
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COSTELLO--MURPHY.--A wedding took place at the Sacred Heart Church. Darlinghurst, on the 9th inst., when Ellen Gertrude, only daughter of Mr. Timothy Murphy, of Darling…
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