Wedding Bells EATON—PETITH
A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, November 6th, at St. Nicholas' Church, Penrith, when Albeit C Eaton (of Ourimbah),…
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Policeman's Wedding-day
A policeman at Long Sutton has spent his wedding-day in an unusual fashion. At 8 o'clock in the morning he was married, almost immediately afterwards he went to a police court…
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BISHOP -- PHELPS. -- The marriage of Miss Lillian Stella A. Phelps to Mr. Cornelius C. Bishop was celebrated at St. Silas' Church of England, Waterloo, on Wednesday, November 6,…
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LONDON, Tuesday Afternoon. -- Rev, James Henry G. Taylor, vlear of IsleAbbotts, near Taunton, was charged at the Consistory Court of the Bishop of Bath and…
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The Neutral Bay Methodist Church Was the scene of a pret[?]y wedding, when Miss Ada Harpham, of “Olive…
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On Wednesday, November 6, Mr. W. C. Wyatt, a well known Rookwood gentleman, was married in the Presbyterian Church, Botany, to Miss E. Hamilton…
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A now fashion will mark the large number of weddings that are announced to take place this month. The sweeping train on the bridal gown will seldom be…
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LONDON, Sunday Evening.—The Princess Louise, sister of the Duke of Orleans, and Prince Charles of Bourbon, brother-in-law of the King of Spain, were married at…
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A magnificent spectacle was provided yesterday by the marriage of Princess Louise, sister of the Duke of Orleans, and Prince Charles of Bourbon, brother-in-law of the…
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LONERGAN--FALKNER--The marriage of Lily (Dolly), daughter of Mrs. M. A. Falkner, of Botany, to Frederick James, son of the late Mr. T. Lonergan, of Mudgee, was solemnised…
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"Rainbow" weddings; at which the brides maids are each attired in one of the primary colors seem to be increasing in popularity. The doubtful experiment of taking a little boy to…
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Princess Louise, sister of the Duke of Orleans (head of the Bourbon-Orleans House) and Prince Carlos of Bourbon, brother-in-law of the…
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TURNBULL--BARTLETT.--A quiet wedding was celebrated on Tuesday, November 12, at the March union Church, Orange, when R. Turnbull, third son of Mr. J. P. Turnbull, of March, was…
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LONDON, Sunday Afternoon.--The Princess Louise, sister of the Duke of Orleans, and Prince Charles of Bourbon, brother-in-law of the King of Spain, were married at…
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Is it a prophecy, or merely a picturesque, anachronism?—the pomp and royal magnificence of that Orleanist-Bourbon wedding down under the trees the other day in quiet…
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The marriage of Mr. John Valentene Connor, of New Angledool, and Miss Myrtle Adrovia Reynolds, only daughter of Mr. H. T. Pratt, at Belmont, Cannonbar, was…
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TUCKER-JONES--BUTTSWORTH.--The marriage of Frederick G., youngest son of the late Henry Tucker-Jones, of Parramatta, to Florence Ruby, youngest daughter of Mrs. J. 'R…
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Heaghney—Wells.—Recently a wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. George Wells, at Ashford, when his daughter, Lizzie M., was married to Mr. T. M. Heaghney, of…
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St. Joseph's Church, Newtown, on October 29 last, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, when Miss Ethel Webster, only' daughter of Mrs. M. Webster, of "Killala,"…
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The marriage which the cuble tells of to - day between Princess Louise d' Orleans and Prince Charles of Bourbon is an event to stir the imagination, as the names are ameng the…
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