The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-14 00:00:00

COURT CIECULAR.

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Royal llighnepa the D OSBORNE, TIIESDL
uchess of Kent, attended
by Lady Fanny nowurd and Colonol Wyllie, who had
crossed over to Southampton to meet her Royal High-
ness, arrived at o,horno yesterday afternour, at a
qu irter before thrP9 o'clock.
The Queen and Prince, the DuebeAs of Kent, Princess
srn'ib aartktezd e ndi n byti
bt he er
oLyaadil
yacht,e s aod
a ,
Helena, and
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GFeitirtyletnaten n
Trinity Wharf, East Cowed, at halt past five
o'clock,and proceeded towards Ryde. The royal party
returned and disembarked at Osborne Pier a little after
seven. - -

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The Hon, Caroline Cavendish has succeeded the Hon.
Flora Macdonald as Maid of Honour in Waiting to her
Mjesty.

Mr. Boplur, from Demerara, had an interview with
Sir John Pdkington yesterday, at the Colonial-office.
M Musurus, the Turkish Minister, had an interview
with the Earl of Maimeabary yesterday, at the Foreign-
office.

The Rev. Mr. Grant han an interview yesterday with
Sir John Pakington

MARRIAGES IN HIGH LIFE.

The marriage of the Right Hon. Henry Labouchere,
M.P., and the Lady Mary Matilda Georgina Howard, sixth
and youngest daughter of the late and sister of the pre-
sent Earl of Carlisle, was solemnized yesterday morning,
at St. Paul'a Church, Knightsbridge, in the presence of
a large circle of the relatives and friends of both parties.
After the conclusion of the marriage ceremony, the
nuptial cirote repaired to., the residence of the noble
bride, in Grosvenor-place, where an elegant dejeuner
was awaiting their arrival. About twelve o'clock a large
party of invitees assembled round the breakfast table, to
the number of seventy, comprising numerous members
of the various noble and aristocratic families with whom
her Ladyship is connected, and after partaking of the
sumptuous delicacies before them, the health and future
happiness of the bride and bridegroom was proposed
in a bumper, which was instantly responded to by the
company, and the appropriate reply to such a congratu-
lation could not be in more effective hands than those of
the Right Honourable Gentleman himself, which was
received most enthusiastically. A little before two
o'clock the happy pair entered a travelling car-
riage and four, and started off to the bridegroom's
country seat at Overstowey, in Scmersetshire, where
they will remain a short period previous to a run over
the Continent. The marriage was to have taken place
on the sth instant, but was unavoidably postponed in
conseauenee of the elections, the Right Hon. Gentleman
having been re-elected for Taunton only last week. The
present is Mr. Labouchere's second marriage, his first
gthei, nearly tw
st ) daughterofSo eairyThrosmeagso.
Baring, Baronet,
"labd4e beirenin In
died
Yesterday morning the nuptials of the Hon. and Rev.
Arthur Savile, youngest son of the Earl and Countess
of MeaborOngh, and the Hon. Lucy Georgians Neville,
young( at daughter of Lord and Lady Bray brooke, were
solemnized at St. James's Church, Piccadilly. A bevy of
youthful ladies were in the bridal train, namely, Lady
Elizabeth Yorke, daughter of the Earl of Hardwicke; the
Hon:Mt:lift Neville, sister of the fair betrothed; the Hon.
Adele, Sidney, sister of Lord De Lisle; Miss Lygon, Miss
Sullivan, Miss H. Neville, Miss Ross, Miss Steele, all of
whom were similarly attired. The bride wore a re-
markably chaste bridal costume. Lord Braybrooke
gave the bride away at the altar, and at the termination
of the ceremony, the newly-married couple and party
adjourned to the vestry for the due registration of !ie
marriage. The church was . crowded by a fashionable
congregation. Lord and Lady Braybrooke subsequently'
botl
entertained the following relatives and friends
families at the family mansion,
in New B
at a sumptuous dejeuner, the Countess oorlln Burlington-street,
-rsot ruegebt:
the Countess Dowager of Caledon,
of Norbury, and Lady Emily the
CeUnDowager
Toler,
the Countess
Dowager Somers and Lady Emily Somers Cocks, the
m'teas o
Elizabeth Yorke, theas
Countess of Hardwicke and Lade Elizabeth
William Elliot,
Earl of Saint Germans and the
Lady Elizabeth Steele
Cbarlatte Neville Grenville
and the Misses Steele, Lady
Miss Lygon, Lord John Fitzroy, the Ladies Lucien
and Miss Elizabeth Cornwallis,
and the Misses
Neville, Lady Mary Ross and Miss
Ross, and Lady
L
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yN iNghetviinlglea,leL,atdhye
Augustae Hon.
oaovrßg
Lady Cbantry,
Lady Sarah Lindsay, the Hon. J.
Hon. Colonel Bed
Captain Eliot, the Hon.' F. and Mrs.
Aatley, the Hon.
aiab 1 e Miss Sidney, the Honourable
Savile, the e henry
Maria! Lady o
ur Dr
ea,c kci no
lfioenl
ed
1,
t Colonels Stanhope
Colonel ABU AR norn_on,,
General Misses Infibo-n:acj a a a .„ •
Captain E. Neville, the Rev. E. and
Captain
peel,itc'the Rev. Seymour Neville, the Rev. Mr.
C o orinsr.
d R M Wh t Miss
Bowles, man,
afr. Neville, Mr. F. Goulburn, Mr. and Miss
Drummond,
PMarwk.ter; 84c Covers were laid for eighty guests. In
Bow.es, • nAlexan Alexander Ross, rs.
Cox,
the early part of the afternoon the happy bride and
bridegroom left town for Amesbury Abbey, the seat of
Sir Edmund Antrobus, Bart., near Salisbury, to pass the
honeyorocn.
APPROACHING MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIPE.—We
derstand the preliminaries are arranged for a matri.
monial alliance between Lady Francs Hay, third
daughter of the Earl and Countess of Kinnoull, and
Capt. Lloyd, of Aston House, Salop.
The marriage of Mr. Grenfell, M.P., and Miss Las-'
cellos, daughter of Lady Caroline Lascelles, and the late
Right Hon. W. S. Lascelles, takes place in the course of
the ensuing week.

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.—Their Royal HiglP.
nesses the Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Marl
honoured the performances at the R,yal Italian Opera With
their presence last evening. Their Royal Highnesses ware
at'ended by Lady Saleld and Major the Hon. Jamas
Macdonald. Among the fashionable company attending
the theatre we remarked his Excellency the Sardinian
Minister, the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort and the Ladies
Henrietta and Geraldine Somerset, the Marquis and 111!1!::
chioness of Abercorn and Lady Harriet liamiltont
..Ltu_.':
Marquis of Bath, the Marquis and Marchioness of A 15
Countess of Glengall and Lady' Margaret Butler, the E I
bury, the Marquis of Douro, the Marquis of TitchfleldLtahro_
Jules de Sauxs
the Earl of Cardigan, the Countess Beauchampan
Cranbourne, par y,
of Wilton, the Earl of Veruiam, the Countess
deravetn,
Viscount and Viscountess Newport,
Viscount Canterbury, Viscountess Villiers an_doutl.l
_Doyle,
Viscount
....ss_
Viscount Ranelagh, Viscount Dungar2Tn, vu, t rerpon-
cher, Count Bentevoglio d'Aragon, DJ
Count Vi tahamosa and party, Lord Ward and the Dowager
Lord and Lady Carrington and the Hon. Miss Carrington,
Lady Ward, Lady Howard de Walden and the Hon. Misses
the Ladies Louisa and Sasan Lascelles and
Ellie, Lord and Lady Francis Russell and party, Lady
Lyndhurst and the Hon. Miss Copley and Mr. and the Hon.
Mrs. Selwyn,
Lord Charles Bruce, Lord Henry
Lady Elizabeth Lasceiles, Lord and Lady Ernest Bruce
Ganodrdoniitsenri ivy., Lady Pakenliam and Miss Pakenharn,
Lady Pecheil and Miss Pechell, Lady Burghursh, Sx. Scc.
CoRK NATIONAL EXHIBITION —The price of ad-
mission to the Cork National Exhibition being now reduced
to 6d., it is visited daily by an average concourse of 8,900
oxn,twortb,
persons.