Origin of the Wedding Ring
Q.: What is the true reason why women wear wedding rings?—"Mater," Townville, Q.). A.: There have been various explanations given of the origin of wedding rings. One…
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Wedding at St. Mary's Cathedral
At St. Mary'n Cathedral, the Rev. Father O'Farrell officiating, Miss. Mary Foley, daughter of Mr. James Foley, late of Enniscothy, was recently married to Mr. J…
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The quaint Breton marriage customs are always arresting the attention of artists and writers, and we are able to reproduce some interesting pictures of the great gala day…
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Newcastle society was deeply interested in the marriage, which took place yesterday, of Mr. Gordon Wolseley Bray and Miss Nena Alan Windeyer. The bridegroom is the son…
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ALLEN--HUNT.--On May 15, at the Methodist Church, Parkesbourne, Herbert George, eldest son of Rev. Harry Allen and Mrs. Allen, of Canley Vale, was married to Mabel Alice…
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The wedding veil of the present season in England is a very long one, ending in a point and falling just to the floor. Instead of arranging…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Joseph's Church, Rook-wood, on the IIth instant, when Miss Pecarta Nauchman, only…
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A quiet, but pretty wedding was celebrated at the Wesley Church, Chippendale, on Saturday laid, by the Rev G H He[?], the contracting…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in the Methodist Church, Hay, on Wednesday morning, May 1st, when the Rev. Arthur Wesley…
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BRAY--WINDEYER.--On Wednesday afternoon last, at the Church of England Cathedral, Newcastle, Gordon Wolseley, second son of the late Alfred Bray, of Braygrove, Concord, and…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Why I Hope to Be "Happy, Though Married." By a Girl Whose Wedding Day Has Just Been Fixed
Because I realise that the signing of the register will not transform us both into saints, and that Jim and I will each have just the same faults after as before marriage…
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MINTOSH--EDWARDS.--A wedding took place on Saturday, April 27, at St. Paul's, Chatswood, when A. Marnshall, youngest son of Rev. and Mrs. G. M'Intosh, was married to…
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An old English Sussex custom was revived at [?], near Lowes, the other day. when a bride, the daughter of a carter on a farm, drove to and from church with the wedding…
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Miss Cecilla Isabel Whittington, eldest daughter of Mr. Charles Whittington, of North Crookwell, was on May 21 at St. Mary's Church, Crookwell, married to Mr. Albert…
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Sussell -- Durle. -- On May 19 a pretty wedding took place at "Brighton Villa," the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Durle, manager of the Zigzag Colliery, Lithgow, when their…
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Of great local interest was the marriage of Miss Nellie Mulligan, second daughter of the into Mr, and Mrs. W. P. Mulligan, of Erskineville, and Mr. W. J. Burleigh,…
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FINLAYSON --RICHMOND.--Much interest was centred in the wedding of Miss Maysle Richmond, daughter of Mr. James Richmond, Kippenross House, Dunblane, Scotland, formerly…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →"A Shot-gun Lecture." Higher Education in America the Wedding of Pure and Applied Science
Our effort in the United States," said Professor Slosson at the close of a lecture before the Economics and Commerce Association of New South Wales last night, "is to break down…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Stephen's Church, Penrith, on the 4th May, by Canon Archdall; the contracting parties being Percy Edward,…
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The story of transitory wedded bliss was unfolded last month the before the Liandaff (Welsh) Magistrate. It was the story of a secret marriage at Cardiff Registry Office. The partied…
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