The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-16 00:00:00

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE-(THIS DAY.)

This morning the marriage of Lord Iturgherah,
C.ll, eldeat son of the Earl of Westmoreland, with Lady
Adelaide Curren, daughter of Earl Hews, end god-daughter
of her late Maraty Queen Adelaide, was celebrated
at St. George's Churth, Hanovertsquare. Shortly after
11 o'clock, the beide, accompanied by Earl Howe, arrived,
attended by a bevy of Wideman& There were present

His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge, Duke and
Durham of licaufoit, Colonel and Min Lowther, Earl and
Countess of Westmogetend, Countess of Chichester, Earl of
Cardigan, Dowager Lady Raglaa, the Hon. Mimes Simerace,
Lady Rees Pane, Ron. Mr. J. Fane, Countess of Wilton,
Colonel Kingsford, with many other noblemen and gentle-
MOIL At the conclusion of the ceremony the newly-married
pair took their departure for Badminton House, Gloucester.
shire,tbs mat of the Doke of Beaufort.
This naming the marriage of the Hon. Edward William
Douglas, yonngost son of the End of Morton, with
Miss Name youngest daughkr ~1 the late night Hon.
George Hanka', was solemnised at the parish chwah of St.
Margaret's, Westminster, in the penance of a dietingualeal
circle.

The Marquis of Laaadovrne gave a concert last
night at Lansdowne House. Her Majesty the Queen of the
Netherland. honoured the noble marquis with her presence.
Their Royal Highnevem the Duchess of Cambridge and the
Prisons Mary arrived at half-past I t o'clock. The Duke of
Cambridge arrived about the rune hour. Prince and Princess
Edward of Saxe-Weimar and Prince Frederick of Holstein
were among the early arrivals.

The marriage of William Frederick Webb, F.sq.,
lets of the 17th Lancers, of Cowton and Westwii k, in the
comity of York, with Mies Goodloko, eldest daughter of T.
111. Goodish., Esq., of Wadley sad Shillingford, in the county
of Belts, sad granddaughter of tho late Sir Edward and
Lady Elisabeth Baker, took place yesterday at St. Gent's,
11.seirer-square, in the presence of a very numerous circle of
the fambionable world. Mies Goodleke ware a superb bridal
costume comporad of a white babble &Italie drew, trimmed
with three•deep Bruasels lace flonnoes. A glare veil of the
mass reedy materi:lwaa thrown over the bead, which was
encircled with a wreath of orange blossoms and myrtle. The
bridesmaids were attired in very elegant COMOOIeI of white
with pink math.

Hie Excellency the Ambassador of France and
the Counter de Persigny entertained at dinner, last evening,
at Albert-gate Bowe, his Imperial Highness Prises Lode
Lacks Bonaparte, Madame Vii de Weyer, the Countess of
Jamey s.d Lady Cleffeentfaa Villiers, Lord sad Lady Stan-
ley of Alderley and the Hoe. Mlle Stanley, the Speaker
sad Lady Charlotte Denten, Hon. Henry Howard, Sir
Hugh Ross, Mr. Bates, Mr. Wegaelin, M.P., &c.

Hu Serene Highness the Prince of Hohenzollern-
eiguisriagen bail left Maarlgy's
Lord and Lady Petra have left Maurigy's Hotel
far Tharndos Hall, Ham

Lady Stuart do Rothesay ham taken her depar-
ture from Clandge's Hotel.
Lady Caroline Maxse's ball, announced for Thurs-
day, the 23r4, will not take place.
CRICEET.—GENTLEMEN T. PLATERS.—This ex-
citing match was brought to a conclusion last evening in
favour of the Players, by 13 runs only. The terrific batting
of Mr. Drake brought down repainted applause from the spec-
tator**, numbering upwards of 3.000. Score—Players., first
Innis" 199 ; mooed inabsgs, 122. Gentlemen, first Innings,
194; semi Main" 114.