The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-01 00:00:00

HARItIAGB IN HIGH LIPS.-(THIS DAY.)

The marriage of Lord Henry flood, second son
of the Duke of &roc!such, and the Hon. Coolly Stuart
Wortley, youngest daughter of the lata Lord What=late,
was solemnised this morning at Westminster Abbey, with
full choral service. There was an unusually large attendance
of relatives and friends, and many distinguished strangers
sere admitted into the choir to wittier the solemnity. The
company began to assemble at a quarter past 11, and
among those present were observed the Earl and Counter
of Dalkeith, the Earl of Harrowby, Lord sod Lady Wham-
cliffs, and the Hon. James Stuart Wortley, the Earl of
Mount Edginunbe, the Countess of Durham, Lord and Lady
Walter Scott. the Earl Cawdor and Ladies Campbell,
the Hoe. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wortley, the Right Hoe J.
and Mrs. Stuart Wortley mad Mies Wortley, Visconti tSydn ey,
Lord and Lady Saudon, Hon. Eleanor Stanley, Lady Augusta
Stanley and Hiss Stanley, Lady J. Thynne and Him Thysoe,
the Dowager-Marchioness of Lothian and Lady Alice
Kerr, Lord Shomberg, and Lady Victoria Kerr, Lady
Caroline Thynne, the Earl of Mansfield, Colonel the Hos.
P. Cast, and Fr►noce Countess Albemarle, Sr' Wil-
liam and Lady Gomm, he. The bride arrived
at 90 minutes to 12, sooompasied by her mother,
the Dowager Lady Wharocliffe. The bridal party
et once proceeded to the choir, the bride leaning on the arm
of her brother, Lord Wherneliffe, followed by eight
bridesmaids, all similarly dressed in white, trimmed
with blue, the Duke of Bucclench and the
Dowager Lady Wharucliffe, the Duchess of Bucoleuch
and the Right Hon. James Stuart Wortley, and the Earl
of Dalkeith. On reaching the centre of the choir, the it...
Lord Jobs Mynas. sub-dean, uncle of the noble bridegroom,
commenced the marriage service. After the ceremony the
newly-married couple, with their friends, went to the
Jerusalem Chamber, for the registration of the marriage.
They left the Abbey at half past twelve. Lord and Lady
Wharocliffe gave a sumptuous breakfast at their residence
in Curzon-street, Mayfair, to a very large party. Later in
the afternoon the bride and bridegroom left town for Dittos-
puk, the Duke of Bucclenolt's seat neer Windsor.

His Excellency the Swedish and Norwegian
Minister and the Countess Wachtmeistee haws left town
for a tour on the continent. Baron Beek Fill, the hear►
tary of Legation, will act an chirp:: d'affaires daring his
excellency's abuenc'.
The Duke of Leinster will leave his residence on
Carlton-house-terms on Monday next fur Carton Home,
Mayeoeth, county Kildare.
The Duke of St. Albans arrived in town on
Saturday from a tour in the West of England, during the
visite to Mount-Edgcumbe sod Cornwall of their Royal
Highnesses the Priem and Princess of Wales.
The Duke of Bucolouch arrived at his residence
io Belgrave-squate on Saturday from ailkeith Palace, near
Edinburgh.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Kildare leave
town on Friday next, and will pose a few days with the
Duke and Duchess of Sutherland at Treetham, on their
way to Ireland.

The Earl of Sandwich and Lady Emily Mon-
tigu will not !ewe for Aix-la-Chapelle sod a tour lo Italy
until after the Huntingdon moos, which take piece on the
Bth inst. The noble earl bas Melted a distinguished party
to stay at Hittohiegbroke during the r►ce meeting.
The Earl and Countess Delawarr return to town
on Saturday from pacing a few weeks ►t Eastbourne.
Lord and Lady Colchester will leave town in a
few days foe Tunbridge-wells, where they have taken a
residence for the season.

Lady Henrietta Allen and the Miaaee Allen have
left town for Itydo.

The Right. Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P.,
and Lady Emily Peel arrived at their residence in White.
hall-gardess yesterday monolog from Drayton Manor.

Sir Alexander and Lady Arabella Bannerman
have arrived at their residence in Groevenorplace from
Eastbourne.

Pelson A xre OVA Visrrro Sours WALss.-(Fscox
OUR COZIISPONDIDIT.)—HWANSZA, MONDAY EVIININO.—
His Roy al Higbneu Prince Arthur, accompinied by his
suite, passed this town at about 4 o'clock this afternoon,
on hie way to inaugurate the Welsh national memorial to
the late !Mace Consort. The inauguration does not take
place until Wednesday, and it wu hardly expected that bin
royal highness would visit the Principality until Tuesday.
It appears, however, that the visit is not to be oonficed
to Teuby. but that the Prince will embrace the opportunity
of hie journey into South Wales to inspect some of the
"lions" of the district, and will spend a der at Pembroke,
where the royal dockyards and shipping will be inspected.
His royal highness reached New Milford at 7 • end ors
entering the haven, lie wse received by the dockyard super-
intendent and • royal slate.
SUDDEN Brant or MRS. PHIDERICK Peel.—We
regret to announce the death of this lady, which took plus
on Sunday evening, at Highsrove. neer Pinner. The
deceased, who was deughter of Mr. John Shelley, of Awing
-
too was married in 1857 to the Right Hee. Frederick Peel,
&dabs was in her 27th year at the time of her dettb.
Tao BISHOP or WINCHEBYRK ON INCENSE—
Some statements have bee° made in the church poplin re-
lating to the use of incense at Christ Church, Clapham,
which convey a wrong impression as to the course which the
Bishop of Winchester thought it his duty to take with re-
gard to the Rev, Bradley Abbot, the incumbent. Amongst
other things it was stated that the bishop had distinctly
authorised the sae of lecease as high tastiest& His lard.
ship has addressed a letter to the John Bull, is which he
pointe out that this is • mistake, and adds—" I strongly
sod repeatedly umed the lacombent to give up altogether
the use of income, as being a practice of the most objeutieh
able character, and bringing great scandal on the eiturak.
I failed, however, in obtaining from him a treater conies.
moo on this point than a promise to confine the see of is te
five festivals in the yew"