The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-02-17 00:00:00

WOOL

February 11, at Saint George's Catholle Cathedral,
London, by the Rev. Joseph Moms, Mr. Charles
Francis Hyde, of Brietsar Farm, Wardour, only sou of
Mr. Hyds, Wool Farm, Dorset, to Rile°, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Mr. P. Meddle, of the High-street,
Borough, Southwark. The bridgegroom and his beet
man (11r. J. Jeffery, of Wardour) arrived at the
Cathedral about • quarter before eleven ; and shortly
afterwards, the bride with her only brother, Mr. James
Maddin, of West Brompton, who gave her away,
strived, with the rest of the bridal party In ire
earriagee and greys. They proceeded to the Sanctuary,
the appearance of the prooemion being very charming
and the doh dressed of the bride, bridesmaids, and
friends were quite dazzling in the glorious sunshine
which shone on them through the beautiful stained
glue windows. On arriving in the Sanctuary the party
were met by the Rev. J. Moore, who alter • very ex•
oellent and toueltiog exhortation, prooeeded with the
nuptial ceremony before • large congregation, who
attended in great measure out of respect to the Maddis
family, they having been residents in the perish of
Southwark many years. The bride, melds where Miss
N. Meddle, Miss C. Hyde, Miss R. Hyde, Mies M.
Doyle. Miss S. Doyle, and Mies M. Driscoll. After
the ceremony, and before the celebration of Mass, the
bridal party adjourned to the sacristy, and there re.
eelved the euegratulatioes of a numerous elude of
friends. After spending • short time in the sacristy
the party re-uttered the Sanctuary and the mass
celebrated for the Lowly married couple. When the
eelebratice was over the party proceeded to the house
of Mrs. hfaddin, tho bride's mother, to inspect the
wedding presents, which were both costly and num, roue.
They then rarrook of a vety st.mptuous and eleesot
breakfast. Aruorg thew pr,reet were the very Rev.
Cohen %amber. the Revs ..1. hicere, G. Carter, erd C.
Burgett, Mrs. Meddle, Mr. arvi Mrs C. F. Hyde. Mr.
Hyde, of Wool Farm, De, et, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. if,.ry,
of Wardour, Mr. aod Mrs. Doyle, Me and Mrs. Farr, 11,
Mr. and Mrs Driecor, Mile Minden, Mime
Miss Driscoll, Mr. G. Doyle asd many others. After
breakfast the teems ustyl on such r festive omission
cere proposed sod OPthusiaaticsily received. The
hippy pair started at half-past four amid • shower of
slippers for Folkstone, te roof' for ?ranee, to spend the
honeymoon.

thownarrt CoLuria IfosprrAL.—Tb• *heritable
festival in aid of U.* valuable North London (or
Valve:Hy College) Hoepitel fends went off with the
postai Mat abd nor. is on Tuesday fleshing, at
Willie's rooms, Si. J/.ll'l. The Earl of Derby, whose
Fart is always that of a steal., kiotl:y n.h.shul sad
sobleraew, won golden orobior a from all prinebt. A
pmoi bat choler selection of vestal lambi° followed the
ak,"ay. Animas% the prove IL. Ila•onrite old air of
Non pis padres wee esquisln ly given by Mr. L..wie
?boom., end very much •{ Armorirst tb•
▪ sod stewards presoLt w..iu—Lord licusdny, Sir
?verde Goldernid, Tsr. itu4.ll hey nelds PhYsi-
don), rt. Hew Mr. Juatla Q isis. and about 100 otters.
Ins. p1..614 Miter, of Wareham, was preaent ea oue
of lb. huiiormy 'towards sod if. 'overbore; sod we
bslism tie taw father waa • birerf•roor of Ibis eceptal.
iteamona•y COCOA. —, We will now an ',count of
411•=,..±1.1,?!i by sows. JILMINIEppe a CO. manufacturers
If .g their works in the Euston Yowl, 1.014114.
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