Royal Wedding
Members of Royalty attended in considerable numbers at Sigmaringen, on the Upper Danube, for the purpose of assisting at the marriage on Thursday of ex-King Manoel…
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Wedding at the Syn Gogue
"A soul made double and divided so that it can never be perfect unless it has found its fellow upon earth." There was a distinguished assemblage of the Jewish community present at the Sydney…
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St. Anne's Church, Homebush, was the scene of an interesting wedding yesterday afternoon, when Conrad H. C. Colyer, younger son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Colyer, of Sydney…
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COLLIS--BALDICK.--A wedding was solemnised at St. Stephen's Church, Newtown, on Saturday last, when Theodore Richmond, eldest son of Mr. J. Collis, of "Kialla,"…
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[?].—I was so pleaded to hear that the dresses were a success and left nothing further to he desired in the way of a [?] Yes, I shall be very happy to give all the…
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The custom of making the third the wedding ring finger arises from the ancient ritual of the English Church, under which, in the marriage…
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WHEN the last English mail left London the principal topic in all the papers and the most discussed matter in drawing-rooms and elsewhere was the romantic…
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Ald. and Mrs. W. H. Robey gave an "at home" at the Globe Town-hall on Wednesday evening to celebrate their golden wedding. They were married on September 10, 1863, at…
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DOOLEY MORTIMER.--On August 27 a wedding took place at St. Mary's Church, Crook well, when John Thomas, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dooley, of "Elongrove," Polar,…
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There was a big muster of relatives at the residence of Mr. John. Goode, Cairo-street, Rockdale, on Wednesday evening, the occasion being the golden wedding of Mr. and…
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A bazaar in aid of the Girls' Friendly Society was held on Saturday in St. James's Hall. The opening ceremony was performed by Lady Cooper. The stalls and stage were…
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BYFIELD--PICKETT.--At Turill on August 27 Rev B. C. Wilson performed the marriage ceremony between Bertha Grace, fifth daughter of Mr. Samuel Pickett, of Autumn-hill, Cassilis…
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For the twenty-fifth anniversary of the opening of the Mentone R.C. course to the racing public the weather on Saturday was a mixture, sunshine alternating with rain, and pretty…
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Seldom does it fall to the lot of a bride to receive such costly gifts as those which were presented to the Kaiser's daughter, Princess Ernst of Cumberland, on the occasion of her…
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Curran -- Gillan. -- The wedding of Mr. H. Curran, of Williamsdale, with Miss Clara Gillan, the youngest daughter of Mr. Robert Gillan, of Mossy Banks, near Cooma, was solemnised at…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Joseph's Church, Orange, on September 8, by Rev. Father O'Brien, when Mr. James Quinn, second son of Mr. Thomas…
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Anyone entering St. Mary's. Greta, on last Wednesday morning would have been struck by the singular transformation of its interior. From…
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The marriage of Mr. Thomas Weyland [?]lecther Commander. of Essex, England with Miss Mary Armine (Manie) Butler, [?]dest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank…
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