Weddings
MACKINTOSH--TURNER.--At the Methodist Central-hall on Thursday, Alan Mackintosh was married by Rev. P. J. Stephen to Ethel Ruth, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Turner, of…
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Golden Wedding
On Saturday last quite a number of Mr. S. Whitely’s friends assembled at his residence, Old Spit Road,…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated in the Church of England, Gordon, by the Rev. Raymond King, on Wednesday of last week, the contracting parties being Miss…
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That well-known old bowler. Mr. Sam Gelding, celebrated his silver wedding and during the day several of his fellow-members of Waverley Club assembled in the pavilion, where, on their behalf…
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WILMOTT--Baker--On Wednesday at the Methodist parsonger Lithgow Charies son of Mrs. William of lithgow was married to Elizabeth second daughter of Mr. James, of…
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FREEAIAN--JAMIESON.--On August 28, at St. John's Anglican Church, Gundagai, by Rev. W. Cowan, Herbert Sydney, son of Mrs. Freeman, of Riversdale, Adelong Crossing, to Solina Hannah,…
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WINDON--SCOTT.--The marriage of Emily Rose, only daughter of Mrs. Emily Scott, of Dulwich-hill, to Harry Lee, eldest son of Mr. Henry Windon, of Randwick, was celebrated at St…
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The marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Ford, eldest daughter of John F. Ford, District Officer of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Sydney, with Mr. William Denis O'Toole, sixth…
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A wedding was celebrated at St. Paul's Church of England, Lithgow, on Wednesday of last week, the contracting parties being Mr Donald Baggs, of the loco department,…
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Hurstville Presbyterian Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday last when Miss May Winsted, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas…
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S. Mark's Anglican Church, Granville, was the scene of a pretty and interesting wedding on Tuesday afternoon, when Mr. William Watt, of Granville, and…
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Whatever the defects of "The Fatal Wedding" may be, it has certainly achieved remarkable success as a money-maker, and from that point of view alone…
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Messrs. Meynell and Gunn's dramatic company revived "The Fatal Weeding" at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night for a short season, and in spite of the fact that it is not long…
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At the Theatre Royal, Messrs. Meynell and Gunn successfully revived the popular melodrama, "The Fatal Wedding" The play was well received by…
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FYFE--HUME.--The marriage of Mabel, third daughter of Mr. W. M, Hume, of Bourke-street, Moore Park to John, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Fyfe of the Reservoir, Crown-street, was…
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Meynell and Gunn's remarkably successful play. "The Fatal Wedding," which has brought a regular mint of money to the firm, was revived at the Royal on…
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The beautiful square pillowcases shown by Mrs. MacCallum were made in North Germany by her great-grandmother in 1785, and are yet in perfect preservation…
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Mr. R. W. Fraser appeared yesterday, before Mr. Justice Simpson, and asked, on behalf of Odella Maude Burridge, for a divorce from Alfred Tom Burridge, on the ground of…
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