Tragic End to a Wedding
There are fortunately few weddings which have so dramatically tragic an ending as one that took place in a church at J[?]y, the capital of Mo[?]avia, in the…
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Fantastic Bodyguard. Wedding Party's Strange Escort to Church
Much amusement has been caused in Armagh by a unique wedding display there. A wedding carriage was driven along the principal street, followed by young men on bicycles and attired in…
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The marriage of Princess Louise, the youngest sister of the Duke of Orleans, to Prince Charles of Bourbon, took place at the Duke of Orleans' seat at Wood Norton, neat Evesham,Eng. There…
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ROBINSON -- WILLIAMS. -- At St. Augustine's Church of England, Bulli, on 27th ult., Lavinia, second daughter of Mr. J. Williams, of Woonona, was married to Mr. H. A. Robinson, officer in…
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On Tuesday next, the wedding will take place of Mr. Clande McKay, a member of the "Daily Telegraph" staff, and Miss Dorothy Sidney, who has just relinquished her engagement with Mr. Julius…
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The biggest wedding ever known to history was when Alexander the Great and over 10,000 of bis soldiers took part in a wedding in the court of Darius, King of…
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VENESS--YOUNG.--A marriage took place at St. James' Church, Croydon, between Lillian, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Young, of Milton-street, Ashfield, and Mr. Edward Veness,…
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PRICE--O' NEILL.--On December 26, at Christ Church, Enmore, the marriage of Rev. William Thomas, sou of the late Aaron Price, and Sarai Jane (Cissy), sixth daughter, of Mr. John Allan…
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