Weddings
EDWARD—ALLIBAND — At St. Philip's Church, Church - hill, on Saturday, November 25, Miss Ada D. Alliband, youngest daughter of the late S. W. Alliband, was married to John T…
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London Weddings. Marriage of Queen Alexandra's Maid of Honor
LONDON, November 17.—Considerable interest was centred in the marriage of Miss Blanche Lascelles, maid of honor to Queen Alexandra, and daughter of Mr. Frederick Lascelles, with…
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Mrs, Lids Eleanor Fitsgeraid, the former wife of General Gerald Fitsgerald, of Ireland, was married the other day in the United States to Prince Victor, of Thurn and taxis, whom…
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A diemal tale of a wedding cake that collapsed was told in the Shor[?]lh (London) County Court The father of a happy bride whose…
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BARDEN--BAILEY.--At the Methodist Church. West Maitland on Wednesday, November 20, at 2.30 p.m., Charles, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barden, was married to Aleltha…
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A dismal tale of a wedding cake that collapsed was told this week in the Shoreditch County Court. The father of a happy bride whose wedding…
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MAXWELL LEEPER.--On Saturday afternoon last at All Saints' Church, Woollahra, Lieutenant Patrick Maxwell, R .N., of., H. M. S. Sealark, elder son of Mrs. Everard. Maxwell,…
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VIDAL-- ADRIAN.-- At St. Andrew's Church, Waratah, on the evenin. of December 9, Roy, second son of Mr. and Mrs. H . H. Vidal, of Newcastle, was married to…
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In Shoreditch County Court, London, last month, before Judge Cluar, Joan Ferrester, of 16 Morpeth-road, South Hackney a Planoforts manufactures, aud L.V, Durham of its…
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Burnett--Hageman.--At St. James' Church, Wilcannia, by the Rev. Hugh Linton, M.A., Mr. J. B. Burnett was married to Miss Maud Hageman, of White Cliffs. Miss L. Boeck acted as…
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A wedding look place at SI Joseph's, Woollahra, on November 29, between Russell, eldest son of late Victor Burrett, of "Eurimabla," Yalgogrin…
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At. St. Mary's Cathedral, on December 12, the marriage of Miss Kitty Doyle, youngest daughter of Mr. James Doyle, and Mr. Francis Joseph Herlihy, eldest son…
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St. Phillip's Church, Eastwood, was the scene yesterday afternoon of one of the prettiest weddings ever sol[?]mnised in the district, and one of interest to a very large…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →In Society and Out of It a Picture of Melba--Handing Over the Gold Cup--Colors iWedding Gowns--Lady, Mayoress Goss on Holiday--Personal Pars
"I will give you a picture of myself," said Madame Melba yesterday afternoon at the Town Hall when she had received the gold loving cup and salver from the Lord Mayor…
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FARQUAHAR--WHITTLE.--On Saturday. December 9. at Bourke-street Congregational Church, Sydney, by Rev. Charles Whyte, John Garret. Farquhar, eldest son of Mr. W. S…
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The official gazette, the "Wiener Abendpost," announced last month in Vienna that, whereas the Archduke Ferdinand Charles married with out the imperial assent in a foreign country…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Old Sydney. In the Vicinity of the Rum Hospital—A Walk Down Hunter-st.—Where John Thomas Campbell Lived—And Judge Tberry—Dr. J. C Cox—The Lord Nelson Inn—The Old Three Tuns—Where the Star Hotel Stood—The Sir Maurice O'Connell—The Solomons—Where the Red Cow Stood—The First Church : Its Site—Where Parson Johnson Preached and Prayed and Soothed the Heart Forlorn—A Projected Memorial—Where the First Parson Lived—Macnamara, John Mitchell's Friend—My Friend's Chronology Resumed—John Thompson—The Wilds and Kables—A Wedding by Special License at St. Mary's—J. G O'Connor—An Historic Colonist and Distinguished Citizen—A Man of Many Parts
Before we leave the neighborhood of the Rum Hospital, let us talk a walk down Hunter-street, say, in the mid-fifties. Over half a century has completely…
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