Fatal Wedding Feast. Forty Guests Poisoned. London
A tragic affair is reported from Cholet, in France. A double wedding had been celebrated at the local church, and at the feast that was subsequently held in an hotel…
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Weddings
ROBERTS--WHITE.--A wedding was solemnised in St. Matthew's Church of England, Spring Creek, Clifton, Queensland, on Wednesday, October 29, when Arthur John Roberts…
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The wedding of Miss Ivy Ashe, daughter of the late Mr. Edward Ashe, of Smithfield, to Mr. Lionel Arthur Walcot, oldest son of Mr. A. Walcot, of Canley…
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Of fifty guests at a double wedding celebration at Cholet, forty were poisoned through eating custard. Eight have already succumbed, and ten are in…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church, Randwick, on Wednesday morning, October 15, by the Rev. Father Treand, M.S.H., assisted by the…
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A couple of Marrickville policemen covered themselves with glory at the Newtown Summons Court on Monday, when they detailed to Mr. King S.M. the…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated last Wednesday afternoon at St. John's Church of England, Milson's Point, when Miss Alice Johnson, fourth daughter of the late Mr…
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A[?]tragic affair is reported from Cholet, in France. A double wedding had been celebrated at the local church, and at the feast that was subsequently held in an hotel…
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Of 50 guests at a double wedding at Cholet, 40 were poisoned by eating custard. Eight of the guests died from the effects of the poison, and 10 are in a critical…
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Kaid Sir Harry Maclean, famous mart of all for this capture by Raisull, the Moorish brigand, was married at All Saints' Church, Paddington (Eng.) to Miss Theresa Ella Drummond Prendergast, daughter of the late General…
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PARIS, Saturday.--Out of 30 guests at a double wedding at Cholet 40 were poisoned through eating custard. Of the sufferers eight died and ten are in a critical condition…
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A wedding invitation should always be replied to punctually. In sending a present to a bride, if you cannot alford something costly, do not…
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Further deaths have taken place at Cholet as the result of a [?] rival placing poison in the food which was to be catch at a double weeding feast…
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Up to the present twelve persons have died from the effects of the poisoned cream with which they were served at the festivities in connection with a double Wedding at…
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POLLOCK--SOUL.--There was a large attendance at St. Anne's Church, Strathfield, on Saturday afternoon, to witness the wedding of Mr. Ernest F. Pollock, fourth son of the late…
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Miss Dorothy Mar[?], oldest daughter of Mr. John Fer[?] of Hongkong, China, was married to Mr. Walter Lockhardt Cowan, oldest son of Mrs. [?] Cowan, of…
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Twelve of the 50 guests who attended the double wedding feast in Cholet, as well as one of the bridegrooms, the two brides, and the mother of the latter have died…
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Sails—Crowe.—The O. of E., Liverpool, was the scene of a pretty wedding on October 29, When Ernest Harold Salis, third eldest son of Mr. E. Salis, of Liverpool, was married to…
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On Saturday, November 1, at 11 o'clock, a quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Joseph's Church, Rockdale, when Mr. Charles Howard Kinsley, son of the late Mr. H. H…
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Professor Pepin, who examined the custard which caused a number of deaths at a wedding feast at Cholet recently, declares that it was infected with a culture of virulent…
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