A "Tom Thumb Wedding."
The Catholic Church holds matrimony to be a Sacrament. Some of the sects seem think it is a joke. Hence the "Tom Thumb weddings" we read about taking place…
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Queensland Orange Wedding at Rookhampton
A very pretty Orange wedding was solemnised at the local Baptist Tabernacle on Wednesday, January 25, by Rev. Bro. A. D. Shaw. The contracting parties were…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Naval Wedding. Captain Prowse and Miss Brady. a Brilliant Gathering
One of the smartest weddings of the season, which has caused a widespread flutter of anticipation in Naval and social circles for some time past, tools place this afternoon at…
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Several important weddings are on just at present, and as some little innovations have crept in, even this most conventional of all ceremonies…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Late Cable News. Received Today. French Railway Disasters. Wedding Party Victims. the Bride Killed
PARIS, Thursday Evening.-Among the passengers in the Paris-Breat express, which met with the terrible disaster at Courville, was a wedding party numbering eleven. Of these,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Naval Wedding in Sydney. Captain Prowse and Miss Brady. Bluejackets and Dragropes. Picturesque, Tribute to Popular Officer
Simultaneously with the hoisting of the colors on board the flagship Powerful yesterday was the hoisting of the floral wedding wreath, this time in honor of the approaching…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →In Society and Out of It At the Naval Wedding--Some Previous Weddings--Sir Henry Lucy--A Valuable Tablecloth--Mrs. M'Gowen's Trip--The W.C.T.U.--St. Vincent's Fair
At the wedding of Captain Prowse and Miss Bertha Brady (a full report of which appeared in "The Sun" yesterday) there was a repetition in St. Andrew's Cathedral…
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One of the largest and most interesting weddings that have taken place in Sydney was that solemnised by Archbishop Wright, assisted by Rev. Brooke-Robinson (chaplain, H.M.S…
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THE MICH OF STEEL AT THE WEDDING OF CAPTAIN PROWSE, OF H.M.S. POWERFUL, AND MISS BRADY. THE BRIDE, MISS BERTHA BRADY, ENTERING THE CHURCH ON THE ARM OF HER FATHER, DR. A. J. BRADY…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Brain Brushes for Men and Women Where Was the Wedding ?
She loses her head when she joins tie brides, He joins them after tea: But both are swept by ruthless tides Away on the western sea…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Complete Short Story. Levinsky's Automobile. How Love Rode to Victory in a Patriarchal Machine. [Julian Rose, the Jewish monologue entertainer at the Tivoli. Sydney, has been delighting audiences with an account of "Levinsky at the Wedding." Bruno Lessing, in the "Cosmopolitan Magazine," tells of the incidents which led up to the wedding.]
IF I could prove to the satisfaction of all mankind that the acquisition of wealth does not, in itself, bring happiness, I…
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A quiet but very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Hannam Vale Church on Wednesday, 4th January, between Christopher Ernest, youngest son of the…
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LEE--HALE.--On January 21, at St. Andrew's Cathedral, the wedding took place of Raymund, third son of Mr. H. W. T. Lee, of Gladstone, Macleay River, and Stella, only daughter of…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Old Sydney. Reminiscent of Some "Rude Forefathers"—Obituaries—"Old and Respected Colonists"—Some Weddings—A Globe Trotter of the Fillies—Concerning Joseph Inch—Some Interesting Particulars—Apropos John Knatchbull—Anent Samuel Terry and His Good Deeds. No. 175
An old and valued friend, a Sydney native, sends me, from afar, the results of a dive" into files of old Sydney newspapers, of which be is the happy possessor. The…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →A Lovely Wedding
There was a pretty wedding the other day sad all went of with a merry swing, because the one charged with making the arrangements had everything perfect in every detail and to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Naval Wedding. a Brilliant Function
The marriage of Captain Cecil Irby Prowse, R.N., H.M.S. Powerful, son of the late Mr. G. Prowse, St. Edith's, Wiltshire, with Miss Bertha Marion Campbell Brady, elder…
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HUGHES -- O'SULLIVAN -- St. Francis' Church, Paddington, was the scene of a wedding recently, when J. Sidney, son of ex-Inspector Hughes, "Guildford," Glebe Point, was…
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Long before the appointed hour for the marriage of Flag Captain…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Orange Wedding at Leichhardt
On Saturday, January 11, a pretty wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church Leichhardt, by the Rev. Bro. Milne, when Bro. Alexander Burnette Morton of…
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