Weddings
SCANDLERS--STUBBINS-WOOLNOUGH.--A wedding was celebrated by Rev. H. Carrington at the Arncliffe Congregational Church last Saturday. The contracting parties were Herbert,…
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Country Weddings
Sage--Pearson.--The marriage was celebrated at St. Paul's Church of England, West Tamworth, by the Rev. W. J. Gerrard, of Miss Clara Pearson (eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B…
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CAMDEN, Thursday.—Mrs. P.H. Gold[?] Miss Mary Cowper, of Caradon recently married bad all her valuable welding [?] linen and other possessions in the [?]…
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In order to clude her father, an unbending Protestant, a young woman slipped out of the house in northern Belfast early one morning last month, and was married at 4…
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How poorly informed most people seem to be on the subject of wedding day otiquette! And this is not surprising when one remembers that wedding are not of frequent occurrence…
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Visitors to the United States would do well to exercise a little caution before extending [?] familiarity towards arrange [?] they must in the country district, or they may pay…
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The appetite of the Hungarian peasant is well known to be hearty. An idea of the amount consumed at festivals may be gathered from the menu of a wedding-feast which took place…
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At. St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday, March 25, a wedding was celebrated by Rev. E. N. Wilton (precentor) the contracting parties being Leonard A. W…
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WHITE--SUTTOR.--A wedding took place at All Saints' Anglican Cathedral, Bathurst, on Wednesday, March 29, when Mr. James White, of "Tucka-Tucka" station, Yetman, eldest son…
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According to the ancient rieual in marriage, the husband began the ring business by placing : it upon the bride's thumb, and putting it s ; cessively on the next two Aagovt proanching…
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John Wallace is the manager of the sydney and Melbourne Publishing Company, 74A Pitt-street, from which [?] several newspapers are [?]…
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HOWARD--DIBLEY.--At St. Paul's Church. Yetholme, near Bathurst, on March 21, J. Charles, eldest son of Mr. James Howard, of Bimbenang, was married to Mabel, second…
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LONDON, March 3.--At Holy Trinity Church, Sloane-square, on February 23, Magdalen Sinclair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Anderson, late of Newstead…
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HAIR I EVER MET. My answer to the above is "yes" every time Having been engaged for three years in a public capacity—behind a bar—I have had many…
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The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Cohen, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cohen, "Devon," Rand wick, with Mr. Albert Aarons, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph…
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Trooper Milloy, a famous member of the Canadian Mounted Rifles, who was blinded by a Boer bullet at the Wilfoort engagement in the South African War. was married on March…
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FULLER particulars of the dreadful fate that overtook a wedding party in Asiatic Russia, which was briefly told by cable at the…
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Two hundred thousand pounds' worth of sugar securities was the unique gift presented by Mr. William G. Irwin, a Hawaiian sugar planter and refiner, to his daughter Helene, on the…
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OSBORNE -- ATHERTON. -- At St. John's Church, Melbourne, on April 5, the marriage took place of John King, third son of Mr. Ben. M. Osborne, of Hopewood, Bowral, N.S.W., and…
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