Wedding Feast to Death Chamber
A YOUNG carman named Albert Jordan was married at St. Garri[?] Church, Pim[?] one day last another and toos apartments for his bride in…
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Miss Jessie Bateman in Her Wedding Dress
This favourite London actress sailed recently from Southampton for Brazil on the steamship Avon. Immediately on her arrival in Brazil she was to marry Mr. Wilfred…
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WHITE-HUTHWAITE.--At St. John's, Darlinghurst, on Thursday afternoon, Cecil, second son of Archdeacon White, of Armidale, was married to Alice, youngest daughter of the late Mr…
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On the 28th of August, 1907, a quiet wedding took place at the residence of the bride's parents. Prospect, when the second eldest daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs…
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MILLS--THOMAS.--A wedding was celebrated in St. Paul's Church of England, Lithgow, on Wednesday afternoon when Miss Ruby Elizabeth Thomas, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place at St. John's Church, Darlinghurst, recently between Mr. Leopold T. Watson, seventh son of the late Mr. Sydney Grandison Watson, of Walwa…
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The marriage of Miss Nellie Maddison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Maddison, Chris church, New Zealand, to Mr. W. H. Gumbleton, of Perth, W.A., took place at…
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Mr. Justice G. B. Simpson yesterday continued the hearing of the suit brought by Ethel Lill Victoria Maud Washington Brown, otherwise called Fisher, for a declaration of nullity of her…
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HOLMES--HOGUE.--An interesting wedding was celebrated at the Globe, yesterday between Miss Hogue, second daughter of Mr. J. A. Hogue, Minister for Public Instruction, and Mrs…
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MOORE--LOWREY.--The Methodist Church, Dungog, was the scene of a double wedding on Wednesday, September 11. The first was that of Mr. Fred. Moore, of Monkerai, who was…
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Mr. Justice G. B. Simpson yesterday continued the hearing of tho spit brought by Ethel Lill Victoria Maud Washington Brown, otherwise called Fisher; for a declaration of nullity of her…
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The giving of wedding presents is becoming a greater tax on the impoverished English aristocracy every year. Silver and jewellery…
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A bride of to-day little realises that all the wedding customs of the present are [?] in the Pagan past. The barbaric bridegroom procured his mate by one or two methods—capture…
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M'PHERSON--HAZELTINE.--One of the most popular social events of the season at Mudgee was the marriage Miss Sara Hazeltine, daughter of Mr. George Hazeltine, and Mr. H. J…
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A wedding, some of the principal persons attending which were not unknown to the Parramatta public, was celebrated at St. Stephen's Church, Newtown, on…
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FIZELL--HARMER.--On the 18th inst., at the Baptist Church, Granville, the marriage took place of Garnet Fizell, of Rockdale, and Lily, second daughter of Mr. Harry Harmer, of…
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TRAYNER.--WINSTED.--The marriage of May, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winsted, of "Ferulea," Penshurst, to Mr. G. E. Trayner, eldest son of the late Mr. James…
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BLUE--FERRIS.--An interesting wedding was celebrated on September. 18 at the Arncliffe Methodist Church. The bridegroom was Wm. George, eldest son of Mr. Wm. Blue, of…
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The marriage of Miss Alice Constance Huthwaite, youngest daughter of the late Mr. J. Huthwaite, R.N., Goulburn, with Mr. Cecil White, son of Archdeacon and Mrs. White,…
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Preston, the most Catholic city in England, was the scene of an extraordinary number of weddings last month. In some Catholic churches upwards of a score of banns…
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