Theatrical Weddings
Miss Madge Rickards, younger daughter of Mr. Harry Rickards, was, on Wednesday married to Mr. Frank Harwood, character actor and vocalist. The ceremony took place in…
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SARGEANT--RICE.--A quiet wedding was celebrated on June 2 at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, when Fredrick Harry, eldest son of Harry Josiah Sergeant, of Parramatta, was…
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The following weddings have recently boon celebrated in this district:- On 5th June, at S. Mark's Church, Granville, by the rector, the…
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Lord and Lady Roberts celebrated their golden wedding last month and entertained a large party of friends at their home, Engilemere. Ascot. Lady Roberts…
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WRIGHT--SCHMICH.--A wedding of much local interest was celebrated at the Sacred Heart Church, Borenore, on Wednesday, by Father O'Keeffe, when Rosa, second youngest…
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BENSON--HARGREAVES.--A wedding was solemnised at St. Andrew's Church, Summer hill, on June 23, by Rev. Canon Vaughan, when Elsie, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John…
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LACEY--HEWSON.--On the Mill lilt., Mr. Frank Lacey, of Station-road, Auburn, was married to May, second, daughter of Mr. Thomas Hewson, also of Auburn, at the residence of…
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"His mother saith unto the servants," Whatsoever He saith unto you, do It, -- John 11., 5. it does not need a strong imagination to picture Mary, probably at that time the widowed…
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The quiet but pretty wedding of Miss Maggie Campbell, daughter of the late Mr. James Campbell, Swan Creek (Q) and Mr. John Sheahan, of the firm of Denham Bros…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Carthage's Cathedral on Wednesday morning week, when John Patrick, third son of Mr. and Mrs. James McIntyre, of…
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The marriage of the Rev. Francis Borrill Cowling, Ph.B., minister of the Congregational Church, Ocean-street, Woollahra, and eldest son of Mr. Benjamin Cowling, of…
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At the Balmain Police Court, this morning, the magistrate, Mr. King, when fining George A. Payne 20s and costs, for assault, remarked that "usually family troubles arose after…
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MAHER--KYLE.--On Wednesday afternoon, June 30,a wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mrs. Kyle, Harwood Island, by Ven. Arch Priest Walsh, assisted by Rev. Father Darcy,…
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The text of the measure presented in the House of Commons by Mr. Herbert Samuel, Under-Secretary for Home Affairs, to legalise all the marriages solemnised in the church…
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"Family troubles generally commence after marriage, but this one started prior to the ceremony," remarked Mr. King, S.M., at Balmain Police Court yesterday…
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WILLIAMS--M'DONALD.--At Ballina, on Thursday, a wedding was celebrated in the Presybterian Church, by Rev. Mr. Chapman, between George, eldest son of Mr. George…
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Those persons who were privileged to attend a wedding at the Greek Church in Bourke-street, Surry Hills, on Sunday afternoon witnessed a most picturesque and interesting…
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An interesting and uncommon ceremony was performed yesterday at the Greek Orthodox Church, Bourke-street, Surry-hills, when Mr. Memetrois J. Pianos and Miss…
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WHYTE--WHYTE.--At St. Paul's Church of England, Auckland, on June 30, Mr. W. Farmer. Whyte, formerly of the literary stall of "The Daily Telegraph," and lately, sub-editor of the…
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