Trouble at a Wedding Feast. Host Who Was Hard Up
The death of the Due Decazes the other day recalls the peculiar scene which took place at the wedding of the Du[?]'s father. The famous French nobleman was frequently…
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Jealous Sweetheart's Revenge. Shot Dead on Wedding Eve. New York
At Cordon, Oregon, Miss Virgie Hart, a pretty young society girl was shot dead on the eve of her wedding with George M'Danill, an engineer…
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Bombardier Wells last month utilised another kind of ring--not a boxing ring--a wedding ring. He was married at Tooting Parish Church,…
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MYLES--SULLIVAN.--A wedding took place last Thursday morning in Ss. Peter and Paul's Cathedral, Goulburn. when Frank, youngest son of the late Mr. William Myles and Mrs. Myles,…
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At the Lagoon-street Methodist Church, Goulburn, on October 15. Mr. Arthur Edwin Gegg, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gegg, of "Plneieigh," Goulburn, married Miss Emily…
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On Monday last, Spe[?] production department entered upon the picturisation of Messrs. Mevnell and Clarke's geat stage success, "Midnight Wedding." Some…
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The marriage of Mr. Eric H. Lindeman, eldest son of Mr. C. L. Lindeman, of Bramball, Strathfield, with Miss Hilda M. Mullens, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L…
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Yesterday afternoon the Synagogue was beautifully decorated with palms and lilies for the marriage of Miss Fanny Beatrix Weisserberger, daughter of Mrs. J…
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Corby--Guest.-- A pretty wedding was celebrated in the Church of England, at Stockinbingal, on September 80, When Ivy May, the eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph Corby, of…
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A very pretty wedding took place at St. Jude's Dural, on Saturday, 12th inst., the contracting parties being Mr. Thomas Edgar Mills, second son of Mr. T. Mills…
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A pretty wedding took place at Our Lady of Dolours Church, Chatswood, on September 25, when Miss Ethel Kearney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kearney, of Malvern Avenue…
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A wedding of unusual interest was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Singleton, on Wednesday, the 2nd inst., the contracting parties being Miss Elsie Benham, late…
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At St. Philip’s Church, Wartaah, on Wednesday, September 11th, the Rev. 11. S. D. Portus officiating, James Thomas Butterworth, eldest son of…
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NORTHEY--PILE.-- A wedding was celebrated In the Methodist Church, Mudgee, on October 5, Rev. G. Laverty officiating, when Mr. Robert Northey, of…
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A pretty wedding took place in the Methodist Church, Hurstville, on Saturday, 12th instant. The Contracting parties…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Matthew's Church of England, Geurie, on Saturday, October 12, when Emily Isabel, youngest daughter of Mr…
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The following weddings were recently celebrated in S. Mark's Church, Granville, by the Rector, the Rev. A. E. J. Ross: On the 16th October, Mr. Richard…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wedding-day Lore. a Bride's Character As Told by Months of the Yfar
A very quaint piece of divination in olden times consisted in throwing a plate (full of bridecake crumbs) down from an upper window as the bride alighted from her carriage. If the…
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The marriage of Mr. George H. Lewis, son of Mr. T. A. Lewis, of Balmain, with Miss Isabel Down, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Down, of Branksea, Balmain, was…
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