Weddings
A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at St Paul's Presbyterian Church Wellington, New Zealand, on June 7th, when Mr. Arthur Booth, second son of…
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Wedding Waggon. How Annie Spent the Honeymoon. Bernard Bran White's Grey Belle
The matrimonial miseries of the wife of a peripatetic purveyor of pots, pans, and tin-ware, of various sorts, were dealt with in the Divorce Court on Wednesday, when…
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At the Union Church, Egllngton, Dear withgow, on June 14. Jane, daughter of [?] was married to Mr. William [?] Miss Diaoh Bonham attended as [?]…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated this afternoon at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Mo[?]man, when Dr. R. Hughes (staff surgeon of H.M.S. Psyche) married Miss Mary…
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LONDON, Monday.--An extraordinary contretemps occurred to-day in connection with a fashionable wedding, Which was to have been celebrated at St. Peter's, Eaton-square…
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LEAVERS--WILKINS.--A wedding was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, on Wednesday afternoon, June 28, when Rev. Claude Wm. Leavers, until recently curate at Dubbo,…
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Town Shopper was shown a very fine sample of the silversmiths’ art during this week at Joe Davis’, in Parkstreet (near Pitt-street), and we are…
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Bathurst—Whether the office is known to the wedding guests or not, the latter are supposed to take an interest in her welfare for the bridegrooms cake, if they are friends of his…
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A Suffragist wedding took place at the Union Church, Brighton, England, recently, at which Suffagists gathered in force with their…
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Mr. and Mrs. W. White, of "Mougarlowe," Harrow-road, Bexley (residents for about thirteen years in the district) celebrated their silver wedding on…
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HUGHES--JOHNSON.--On Wednesday afternoon last, at the Church of the Sacrod Heart, Mosman, the wedding look place of Staff-surgeon R. hughes, of H.M.S. Psyche, second son…
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The cricket king, Fred Ironside, and his wife, celebrated their golden wedding on Sunday. Mr. Frederick James Ironside and Martha Amelia Bird were married at St…
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St. John's Church, Darlinghurst, was the scene of a pretty wedding this afternoon, when Miss Valerio Willis, younger daughter of the late Mr. W. C. Willis and Mrs. W. M…
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At Mosman, on the 5th instant, Staff-surgeon Robert Hughes, of H.M.S. Psyche, was married to Miss Mary Johnson, daughter of the late Mr. W. W. Johnson, Clarens, Wallsend. An account of the wedding appears in our Social Columns…
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A wedding took place on July 5 at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Mosman, when Staff-Surgeon Robert Hughes, of H.M.S. Psyche, was married to Miss Mary Johnson,…
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ELLIS--RICHARDSON.--A quiet wedding was solenmised in the Methodist Church, Emmaville, on July 4, when Beatrice Ethel, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Richardson, of…
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Bryant -- Bonham. -- At the Union Church, Eglinto[?], near Bathurst, on June 7. Mr. William Bryant, of Duromana, was married to Jane, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bonham,…
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O'Neil -- Wilson. -- A wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. E. J. Dennis, Oberon, the parties being Miss Hilda Wilson, of "Dartford," and Mr. Paul O'Neil, of "Crystal Hill."…
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