A Wedding Ring Troubles of a Black Man
Richard Godfrey, 38, a coloured man and a dealer, was charged at the Water Police Court this morning, that, being the bailee of a gold wedding ring of the value of 12s 6d,…
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Weddings
ANKIN--ROWE--At St. Jude's Church of England, Bowral, on the 8th last, the marriage celebrated of Alice, second daughter of Mr. Rowe, of Woodbine, Big-hill, and Angus…
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FERGUSON-JENKINS.--A wedding was celebrated on Wednesday by Rev. J. H. Nolan at the Presbyterian Manse, Gulargambone, the residence of the bride's parents, between William,…
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A wedding took place at the Presbyterian Church; Tenterfield. on June 26, when Mr. (George Kermode Jeffrey, of Cracow Station, Queensland, eldest son of Mr. Peter Jeffrey,…
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BIRCHMEIRE--EVERINGTON.--At St. Luke's C.E., Liverpool, on Wednesday afternoon, 10th instant, Emily May, third oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Everington, of Liverpool, was…
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The marriage of Miss Ruth Johnstone Simpson anti Mr. Crawford Ernest Radcliff took place at Stonechonge Station, N.S.W., on July ll. The Rev. Arthur Johnstone officiated. All…
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Truly, America is a queen[?] country! Mr. G. W. White, a prosperous farmer near Newark, Delaware, recently advertised for a wife, stating that he was forty-seven,…
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A smart and pretty wedding took place at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church, Randwick, on Tuesday, 18th June, between Mr. Jack Noonan, younger son of Mr. T. Noonan,…
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On Tuesday last, at the Methodist Church, Penrith, Clement George, youngest son of Mr and Mrs W J Payne, of Dent-street, Jamisontown,…
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Mr. C. W. White, a prosperous farmer near Newark, Delaware, recently advertised for a wife, stating that he was 47, divorced, of good habits, "possessing an iron will and flashy…
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WHEATLEY -- SHAW. -- Mr. and Mrs. John Wheatley, of Dalton (near Gunning), celebrated their golden wedding on the 16th inst. About a hundred relatives sat down to the breakfast…
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KERSWELL -- WASSON. -- On the 16th inst., at Yerranderie, at the residence of the bride's parents. Eva May, eldest daughter of Mr. T. Henry Wesson, was married to George Frederic,…
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MELBOURNE, Friday. -- A remarkable case was heard in the City Court to-day. Mack Carr Lucas, a Greek confectioner, charged his wife with having stolen £30 on May 15. According…
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At the Coast Hospital on July 2nd, Margaret May, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Tinman, of Coast Hospital, was married to Mr. A. Cornwell of Rookwood, third son of Mr. and Mrs…
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Strange is the wedding gift that has fallen to one of this year's brides. It is a house five storeys high--a tall, narrow pile of aggressively red brick. Its many windows…
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WARWICK--CARBERRY.--At the Presbyterian Manse, Bathurst, by Rev. Alexander Clark, on Wednesday night, A. P. Warwick, fourth son of Mr. Warwick Warwick, of…
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NORMAN--STEAD--On Monday, June 17, at the Baptist Church, Silver-street, Marrickvllle, by Rev. J. Straughen, John Lupton, eldest son of Mr. Arthur Norman, of May-street,…
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SHIELS--DANAHER.--The marriage of Evle, third daughter of the late Mr. Martin Danaher, to Finbar Patrick Shiels, of Adelaide, was solemnised at St. Brigid's Church, Marrickviile,…
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A pretty wedding toOK place on July 17, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abrahams, of "Chatsworth," Potts Point, when Archibald Gardiner," solicitor, of Sydney,…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Mary's Cathedral on the 15th inst. by the Rev. Father W. Barry, when Miss A. Clancy, third daughter of Mrs. and the late…
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