Wedding
A quiet wedding was celebrated at the congregational Church on the 20th March, when Bessie, the eldest daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. F. May, of Guildford-road was…
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Wedding Night in Cell. Bridegroom and Party Marched Off
A Paris bridegroom and his best man, with several other guests, made such a noise celebrating the wedding that the neighbors called in the police about 3 a.m., and the…
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The marriage service to-day is in the main what it was centuries ago, but there are marked differences in the giving of the ring. The bridegroom used to put it on the thumb…
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At St. Mary's Cathedral a quiet wedding took place between Mary Aileen, eldest daughter of the late F. P. Fawcett and Mrs. Fawcett, of…
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HAMILTONâPARSONS.âAt St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, on March 24, the Rev. John Ferguson solemnised the marriage of Miss Elma…
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LONDON, Saturday.—At the special request of the Duke of York, 25 factory lads from various parts of the country are being selected to attend his marriage…
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On March 1, at St. Mary's Cathedral, the marriage took place of Mary Aileen, eldest daughter of the late Mr. F. P. Fawcett and Mrs. Fawcett, Strathfield, and Malcolm Cleve,…
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At the Duke of York's special request, [?]0 factory lads from various parts of the country are being selected to attend his wedding…
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At the Duke of York's special request, 25 factory lads, from various parts of the country, are being selected to attend his wedding…
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When the order was given for the American troops to leave the Rhine there was a mush of weddings, and in one day the senior chaplain Lioutenant Colonel…
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A bride's mistake as to the date of her wedding caused the bridegroom much anxious embarrassment at a London register office…
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A wedding of interest in shipping and pastoral circles, was celebrated yesterday at St. Mary's Cathedral between Marion Agnes, only daughter of…
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The wedding was celebrated, at SS. Michael and John's Cathedral, Bathurst, of Mr. Horace Feebry. son of Mr. A. Feebry, of Russell-street, Bathurst, and Miss…
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A wedding of interest to Western people was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Wellington, on St. Patrick's Day by the Rev. Father Eviston, when…
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Lady Cook's committee has decided that the Australian wedding gift to the Duke of York shall be either a suite of dining-room furniture or the…
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Last evening, at St. Philip's, Church Hill, Dean Crotty, of Newcastle, celebrated the marriage of Miss Lyail Cadell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A…
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Extensive preparations are being made by the committee and members of the Young People's Hebrew Association for a mock…
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Ballarat in Victoria a population of about forty thousand persons claims to have establishment a marriage record for the state During Easter on…
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Mr. John William Reaumers Brass deputy-chairman of Lloyds Bank Limited, was married to [?] bock (whose first husband was killed…
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