The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-25 00:00:00

HAULAGE IN HIGH LINS.-(THIN DAY.)

This morning the marriage was celebrated at St.
George's Church, Hanover•square, of the Hoe. Mies Geor-
gina Sumo Copley, youngest daughter of Lord Lyndhurst,
to Charles Du Cll2ll. Esq., ill P., Brasted Hall, Essex.
The ceremony was performed by the Bishop
of Lichfield, assisted by the Bev. H. Howarth,
B.D. The bride was accompanied to the church
by the venerable Lord Lyndhurst and by Lady
Lyndhurst. The signatures in the vestry were attested
in the presence of, amongst others, Lord and Lady Har-
rowby, the Duke and Duchess of Cleveland, Sir George
Grey, lady Grey. Lord and Lady Forteesne, fic. A grand
defjediaer widi given by Lord Fortsecne. In the afternoon
the newly-wedded pair left town for the Continent.

Their Royal Highnesaes the Prince and Prin-
ces of Wales honoured the Earl and Countess of Derby
with their company lest evening in St. Jamees.square.
The entertainment provided for the illustrious guests con-
sisted of a banquet, followed by a hall, at which a select
circle of the aristocracy were present.
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Lieutenant his 'loyal 'Highness Prince Alfred,
accompanied by Major Cower, Landed yesterday at Porte.
month dockyard from his ship, the Racoon, 20, screw cor-
vette, Captain Count Gleichen, lyiog at Spithead, and paid
a farewell visit to Captain Scott and the officers of her
Majesty's ship Victory. The Racoon is under orders to sail
for the coast of Soothed this day. _ _

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Princess Mary honoured the Dowager Lady
Truro with their presence at dinner last evening is Eaton.
square. A select circle of the aristocracy were invited to
meet the royal visitors.
_ .

Lord and Lady Otho Fitzgerald received at
dinner last evening at their residence, on Carlton.house-
tomcat, the Earl and Countess of Yarborough, the Earl of
Shr.msbury and the Ladies Talbot, the Earl of Coventry,
Lord and Lady Suffield, Lord and Lady Abercromby, Lord
and Lady Duffer* Colonel the Hon. Leicester Curzon and
Mrs. Curzon, Colonel the Hon. Percy He-bert and Mrs.
Herbert, and Colonel Farquharson, of InvercauhL
Mrs. Gladstone had a " small and early " party
but evening at the Chancellor of the Exchequer's residence
on Carlton-hoose-terrace. Previously to the assembly the
Chancellor and Mm. Gladstone entertained at dinner the
Archbishop of Canterbury and Wu Langley, the Marquis
and Marchioness of Westminster, Lord Campbell and the
Hon. Miss Campbell, Lord Taunton, Lord Frederick
Cavenlish, Lord Albert Leveson Closer, Colonel the Hon.
Douglas Pennant, M.P., and Lady Louisa Douglas Pennant,
and Miss Pennant, the Right Hon. William Hutt, M.P.,
and Mn. Hutt, and Mr. Beaumont, M.P., and Lady Mar.
garet Beaumont.

The second eon of the Bishop of Oxford, Mr.
Ernest Roland Wilberforce, was married on Tuesday, at Lea
Church, Lincolnshire, to Hiss Frascati Mary Anderson,
third daughter of Sir C. H. J. Aodenoe.

The funeral of Lady Henrietta Murat took
place yesterday at Brookenhurst, in the New Forest.
Eight mourning coaches, ten private carriages, and 200 of
the Madame' of Lypdhurst and Lymington on foot, fol-
lowed the corpse to the grave. The Doke of Beaufort, the
brother of her ladyship, was one of the 111011/1141111. Lady
Henrietta was an accomplished musician ; she was the
centre of a relined social circle, and a most beneficent friend
to the poor. Her talents, wealth, and social position were
constantly devoted to relieving the necasitons, and in pro-
mot* the extension of religious and benevolent WWll-
tiOne. Her ladyship wee only 30 years of age.