A Unique Wedding
From the same paper published on May 12:-- "A correspondent writes:--One of the most unique weddings that has ever been witnessed in Lucknow between a Raja and a European…
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Weddings
At the presbyterian church, Granville, on Saturday, the Rev. H. Wilson celebrated the nuptial of Mr. J. Barton Evans, of Guildford, and Miss Clara…
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The revival of that popular melodrama, "Tim Fatal Wedding," with Miss Maggie Moore and the tin-can band, is responsible for excellent houses at the Criterion…
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The people who filled St. Margaret's Church, Westminister, one day last month, when Lord Brooke, eldest son of the Earl and Countless of Warwick, married Miss…
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The spontaneous welcome accorded Mr. Bland Holt and his capable melodramatic company at the Theatre Royal, on the opening night of "The Great Rescue" has been…
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MASTERTON--SLOAN.--A wedding took place in All Souls' Church of England, Leichhurdt, on Wednesday, May 12, when William P. Masterton, of Marriekville, was married to Miss Eva…
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DEIN--BOULTOW.--The marriage of William Arthur, oldest son of Mr. A., Dein of Orange, and Elsie Adolaide; youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Boulton, of.Broadlands, March, was…
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To-day there will be another matinee that popular melodrama. "The Fatal wedding," with Miss Maggie Moore and the tin-can band. The absurdities of…
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WHATSON--HAWKINS.--On May 22 at the Methodist Church, Dural, the marriage took place of Alfred, second son of Mr. A. G. Whatson of Annandale and late of Manning River,…
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Bailey -- Cox. -- Mr. Bertram Jas. Bailey, of Wyan, was recently married to Miss Elizabeth Mary Cox, of Casino. Rev. G. M. Bull officiated. The bride wore cream Sicilian, and the…
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The wedding present has become a voluntary income tax far more heavy in its incidence upon those who move in society of any kind than the demands of the…
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JAMIESON--AITCHISON.--At St. James's Church, Morpeth, on June 9, George, third son of Mr. Edward Jamieson, was married to Helen May, third daughter of Mr. J. B. Altchison,…
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WITH simple ceremony Miss Nora Iselin, the beautiful and athletic daughter of Mr. Oliver Iselin, the multi-millionaire yachtsman, who defended the America…
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It is said, and no doubt it is often true, that hearts are caught at the rebound; that a man or a woman—more often a woman— having failed to win, or having lost the one…
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GRAHAM -- GEESON. -- A wedding was celebrated at St. Mark's Church of England, Picton, by Rev. W. J. Roberts, on Friday, June 4, between Charles Henry, second son of Mr. John…
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The number of people who have been "The Fatal Wedding" and the tin-can band in Australia must now be legion, yet the Criterion Theatre is always filled with…
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St. Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, London, has been the scene of many picturesque marriages, but when Miss Dorothy Grosvenor, a cousin of the Duke of…
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"The Great Rescue" is still drawing packed houses to the Theatre Royal, where the Bland Molt Company is giving each night a fine interpretation of the drama. Mr…
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CORR--KENNEDY.--The marriage of Minnie, youngest daughter of Mrs. E. Kennedy, of this city, with Mr. John Mayhew Corr, well known in Melbourne banking circles, was solemnised at…
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