Weddings
HUNT -- HENDERSON -- A wedding took place at Scots' Church, Church-hill, on Thursday, July 20, when Robert Hunt, of Coomoomee station, Queensland (son of the…
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The Ladies' Pages Wedding Presents
"Give something no matter what," appears to be the motto of many people when the subject of wedding presents arises. Others spend not only money but thought over the purchase…
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Hinds-- Muirhead.-- At St. Nicholas' R.C. Church, Penrith, on July 8, by the Rev. Thomas Barlow, Francis Hinds, son of Mrs. Hinds, of Millow Glen, Jerrawa, was married to Ruby…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated on June 7, at St. Mary's Church, Ridge-street, North Sydney, when George, son of Mr. G. H. Gallogly, of Lynbrook, was married to…
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The other day a very pretty wedding took place in St. Thomas' Church, Lewisham, between Mr. P. Mcauliffe, of New Zealand, and Miss Birdie, eldest daughter of Mr. and…
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Miss Eva Hunter, a New York heiress, and ehr [?]iance, Mr. Baylies Walker, a young enher fiance, Mr. Bayliss Walker, a young enfornia to be married by moonlight one night…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Spree Stops Wedding. Marriage Eve "Burst" Which Cost £100
On the day before he should have been married an Armagh man, went on the spree, and in consequence the marriage did not take place. The sequel was an action at Dublin by Miss…
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No Western wedding for years has been characterised by such display as that which marked the wedding at Denver, U.S.A., of Miss Florence Sheedy, daughter of a multi-millionaire…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on July 20 at the Scots' Church, Church Hill, between Robert Hunt, of Coomoomil Station, Queensland, son of the late E. J. Hunt (Sydney), and…
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At St. Mary's Church this morning a quiet wedding was celebrated, only the immediate relatives of the participants being present, when Mr. James Freeman, the second…
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RAMACCIOTTI--LUNDIE.--A quiet wedding took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lundie, "Gowan Brae," Knox-street, Ashfield, on Saturday morning, July 1, when…
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A wedding was celebrated at St. Stephen's Church, Philip-street this afternoon between Mr. Horace Antill second son of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Antill, "Marra" station and St. Leonards. North Sydney, and Mrs. May…
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ANGUS--PETT.--A wedding was solemnised recently in the Presbyterian Church, Bogan Gate, by Rev. W. F. Brown, M,A., the contracting parties being Minnie, oldest daughter of…
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Murray -- Dow. -- A pretty wadding was celebrated in St. Paul's "Church of England, Lithgow, by the Rev. David H. Dillon, on July 26, when Miss Rebecca Dow, daughter of Mr. David…
Continued on Trove, page 50 →Wedding Customs. Origin of Wedding Customs
Like old superstitions, all old customs had once an origin either symbolical or founded on come practical fact or cause. And the various customs, some of them only indulged in…
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On Saturday last a most enjoyable evening was spent, at "Maryville," Blenheim-street, "Waverley, when Mr, and Mrs, Wilson Quin celebrated their ruby wedding…
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Only the immediate relations were present at a wedding solemnised last evening at St. John's, Darilnghurst, by the Rev. E C. Beck, when Mr. Thomas Grice, of…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Cupid's Court. a Year of Matrimony. Wedding Bells in New South Wales
Wedding bells rang merrilly in New South Wales during the whole of last year. in no part of the continent was the little dumb boy so busy, and he suceeded in uniting "for…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The American President. Celebration of Silver Wedding. Five Thousand Guests. New York, June 22
Kind fate decreed that Mr. Taft should be married in 1886, and thus it comes about that for the first time In the history of the Republic, there was yesterday the celebration of…
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