The Sun.
London, England, 1865-09-16 00:00:00

The Prince and Princess of Wales.

The Prince and Princess of Wales and Prince
and Princess Louis of Besse, with their children,
accompanied by the Princess Hilda of Anhalt, left
Marlborough House last evening for Abergeldie.

The suite in attendance consisted of the Hon.
Mrs. Grey, the Baroness de Schenk, Lieut.-Colonel
Keppel, Baron de Nordeck Rabenau, and Mr.
Hohmann.

Their royal highnesses visited the sub-tropical
garden in Battersea-park yesterday afternoon.

Departure of the Prince and Princess of

Wales for Scotland.

Last evening their Royal Hignesses the Prince
and Princess of Wales, with the infant princes,
Albert Victor and George, and the Prince and
Princess Louis of Hesse and their children, accom-
panied by the Princess Hilda of Anhalt, left the
Euston-square terminus of the North-Western by
the 8.40 limited mail express for Aberdeen on their
way to Abergeldie. There were two saloon car-
riages attached to the train for the royal party, and
two additional carriages for suite and attendants.
There was no crowd to press on the occasion. The
general manager and other head officials were pre-
sent, and the royal train started on its journey at
the exact time.

Marriage of Lady Lucy Herbert and Mr,

Calvert.

On 1 hursday morning the marriage of Mr. Frede-
rick Calvert, second son of the late General Sir
Harry Calvert, Bart., G.C.B. and G.C.H., and
Lady Lucy Herbert, eldest daughter of the late
Earl of Powis, K.G., took place at the parish
church at Welchpool, close to the fine old family
residence, Powis Castle, in Montgomeryshire. The
day was one of great rejoicing over a large district
in Montgomeryshire and Shropshire. The wedding
party assembled at Powis Castle, and, soon after
11 o'clock, proceeded to the church. The party
comprised the Earl of • Powis, the Countess of
Powis, the Duke of Montrose, Lord William
Graham, Lady Emily Foley, Baroness Windsor and
Hon. Misses Clive, Mr. and Lady Susan Smith,
Lady Mary W. Clive, Mr. and Lady Charlotte
Montgomery and Mr. W. and Miss Montgomery,
Hon. George and Mrs. Clive, Col. the Hon. Percy
and Lady Mary Herbert, Lady Harriet Herbert,
Capt. the Hon. W. H. Herbert, Sir H. Verney, Bart.,
M.P., Misses Verney, Capt. F. Smith, Sir W. Wat-
kin Wynn, M.P., and Lady Williams Wynn,
the Hon. R. and Mrs. Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Fre-
mantle, lion. and Rev. George and Mrs. Herbert,
Miss C. Clive, Mr. and Mrs. R. Clive, Lady Ed-
wards, Misses Mytton, Mr. Mytton, Miss Harrison,
Mr. J. and Mrs. R. Harrison, Mrs. and Miss Wild-
ing, Mrs. Rippingall, Colonel G. Herbert, Mr. and
Mrs. Howell, Mrs. and Miss Corrie, the Hon. Miss
Bridgeman, Rev. F. Parker, Sir H. Williams, Mr.
and Miss Nevin, Captain and Mrs. R. Mytton, Mrs.
Abercrombie, Mr. T. Harrison, &c. Along the
pathway leading to the church were 40 young fe-
males, chiefly connected with the town of Welsh-
pool, and some of them scattered flowers on the
path, while the others held arches of flowers, under
which the bridal party passed. The church was
crowded in every part. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Ven. Archdeacon Clive (uncle of the
bride), the bride being given away by her brother,
the Earl of Powis. After the conclusion of the cere-
mony, the newly married couple and friends re-
turned to Powis Castle, where the Earl of Powis
gave a sumptuous breakfast to above 70 guests.
About three o'clock the happy pair, after receiving
the cordial congratulations of their friends, left
Powis Castle for Walcot, the Earl of Powis' seat in
Shropshire.

At Bishop's Castle, Llanfyllin, Welshpool, Mont-
gomery, and other places, considerable rejoicing
took place this week. The town of Welshpool was
gaily decorated.