MARRIAGES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9011, 26 March 1888, Page 12

MARRIAGES.

BLACKWELL—On February 29, at St. Barnabas' Church, by the Rev. T. P. N. Hewlett, Thomas Jarvis, son of the late T. J. Blackvell, of Leicester, to Alice Eleanora, third daughter of Robert 8. Carter, of Ellerslie, late of the Bengal Pilot Service. COLLINGTON - O'SHEA. — Alfred Collington, only son of the late Captain Oscar Collington, U.S. Volunteers, to Miss Mary O'Shea.— papers please copy. DARE-HENDERSON.-On February 27, at the residence of the bride's father, Mackay-street, Thames, by the Rev. F. G. Evans, James Dare, eldest son of Mr. James Dare, sen., to Ellen, youngest daughter of Mr. David Henderson, engineer, and niece of the late Hon. T. Henderson, M.L.C., both of Thames. MCLAUGHLIN.—On February 14. at St. Joseph's Church, Otahuhu, by the Rev. Father O'Hara, James, youngest sou of Patrick Handley, Woodside, Papatoetoe, to Annie, second daughter of John McLaughlin, farmer, Papatoetoe. JORGENSuN-HUTCHINSON.-On Feb. 29, at St. John's Church, Westport, Andrew Jorgenson to Annie Elizabeth, eldest (laughter of W. W.Hutchinson, Pakurauga, Auckland. LUCKIE — GOLDSHRO'.—On March 7, at St. Mark's Church, Remuera, by the Rev. I. Richards, Charles Philip Dickinson, eldest son of D. M. Luckie, Esq., Wellington, to Edith Annie, eldest daughter of the late Dr. 0. F. Goldsbro'. MCDONNELL — MORELAND. — On March 6, ISBS, at St. Barnabas' Church, Mount Eden, Auckland, by the Rev. P. H Hewlett, James, fourth son of the late Samuel McDonnell, to Elizabeth (Lizzie), third daughter of the late James Moreland, Carrock, both of Portaferry. MERCER —GRANT. — At the Presbyterian Church, Plimsoll-street, East India Road, London, Andrew Mercer, fifth son of Andrew Mercer.Dunedin, New Zealand, to Elizabeth Grant, youngest daughter of the late James Grant, flesher, Aberdeen. MILSON-TAYLOR.-On March 2nd, at St. Paul's Church, Auckland, by the Rev. C. M. Nelson, Alfred George, second son of James Milson, Esq., of Ellamany, Milson's Point, Sydney, N.«.W., to Barbara Innes, youngest daughter of the late Richard James Taylor, Esq., of Glendowie, Tamaki, and granddaughter of the late General William Taylor, H.E.I.C. . NICHOLSON-CORLETTE.-On March 16, at Matthew's Church, by the Rev. W. Tebbs, M.A., Robert Harry Nicholson, of Carlton, Ngaruawahia, to Mary Graham Claudia Corlette, eldest daughter of Claude French Corlette, of Christchurch N.Z., OW JOHNS.—On January 25, at the residence of R. Tyndell, Esq., Mount Eden Road, by the Rev. H. W. J. Miller, Llewellyn, the youngest son of the late Robert Owen, Colour-Sergeant Royal Anglesea Militia, North Wales, to Emma Mary, the eldest daughter of D. Johns, Esq., late of Glanrhyd Farm, near Llanvelladge, South Wales. No cake, no cards.—South and North Wales papers please copy

CLEARY—SCANLAN,—On the sth March *r St Joseph's Cathedral, D«lta, by tS>&£ Father Lynch, Admtr., Arthur, second son of fv,r nelius OLeary Esq., Auckland, to Kate eldS Duntt of the late Patrick I*™***' Esq., of PILGRIM-CHADWICK.-On March 2nd at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev w t McFarland, Richard Edward Pilgrim to Ada daughter of John Chad wick, Pukekohe ' ' VOS-HEWITSON.-On March 1 at th« «.* dence of the bride's brother, Prospect To J Mount Roskill Road, by the "Rev.Vhornas rSv' Ernest Lacroix Vos, fifth and youngest son of Ii ' Michael Vos, late of Guernsey. Channell l"kn,l Catherine Louisa (Katie), youngest daughter Vw• JiT late John Hewitson, of Newcaatfe-on-Tyno, EnglaS "