Weddings in the District. Lewis—lewin
On Saturday, 17th inst., the Parramatta Congregational Church was prettily decorated when Rev. W. G. Sands solemnised the marriage of Mr. Norman…
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The Wedding Ring
The tradition that wedding rings should be of plain gold is likely to survive the present craze for jewelled ones, for it has come down to us from Saxon times and defied…
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NIESâCULLEN-At Randwick Presbyterian Church on January 27, Miss Elsie May Cullen, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Cullen, of Ahson-road,…
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St. Mutthius's Church, Paddington, was thronged on Saturday evening to witness the marriage of Miss Du[?] Meacle, second daughter of Mr. and…
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To-day two of North Sydney's oldest residents, Mr. and Mrs. George Reed, senr., celebrate their golden wedding…
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Evidence that a man married the same woman twice and then went through the ceremony of marriage with another…
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A charmingly dressed wadding took place last evening at St. "Andrew's Church. Summer Hill. The bride was Miss Grace Chapman, only daughter…
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M'GEE— WALKER. A pretty and popular wedding was celebrated on Wednesday 7th February, at St. Joseph's Church, Orange, the Rev…
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A crowd of several thousands, including 3000 women, invaded the streets near the church at the wedding of the Prime Minister's daughter, Miss…
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The King's wedding present to the Duke of York will be dining-table silver, including a fine candelabra. The Birmingham branch of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Her Literary Style Mrs. Russell's Slangy Letters Wife Who Simulated Affection From Wedding Day Husband's Tale of Marital Woe
SOME interstiny details were brought out by Sir Edward Marshall nail, counsel for the petitioner in the suit brought by John Hugo (Lord Ampthill's heir) for a divorce from his wife, on the ground of her misconduct with Edgar Jacguard Mayer, into was named as…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated on February 17 at the Methodist Church, Rockdale, the Rev. J. A. Waddell officiating, between Walter Reginald…
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At St. Anne's Church, Strathfield, last evening. Rev. H. J. Rose officiated at the marriage of Miss Margaret Williams, eldest daughter of Mr…
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A very pretty little wedding was solemnised at St. Stephen's Church. Penrith, on Saturday, 24th February, the Rev. Ernest Cameron officiating…
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A drawing-room wedding was celebrated at "Mulyan Park," Cowra, on January 14, when Miss Athyl Twigg, second daughter of the late Mr. W.W. Twigg…
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St. John's Church of England, Ashfield, was prettily decorated on January 27, when Rev. W. G. Hilliard officiated at the marriage of Dorothy…
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The wedding of Miss Valrene Barnett, daughter of the late Mr. B. W. Barnett and Mrs. Barnett, of Bundaburra station, Forbes, and Mr. Shaw Strickland, also…
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OLIVER—SEYFFER.—The wedding of Miss Vera Seylfer, twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seyffer. Gunyah. Tmana-street, Haberfield, and Mr. Rolf Oliver…
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Two well-known residents of Waverley, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ward are to celebrate their golden wedding to-morrow. Their numerous relatives…
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At St. Mary's Cathedral, Rev. Father Rafferty celebrated recently the marriage of Margaret (Madge), daughter of the late Mr. James Cains and Mrs…
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